Lyx (was: [ale] Cross-Platform Document Publishing)

[Jeff Hubbs]

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class=745131919-11072001>Apparently, not natively, until Adobe releases Acrobat 
for Linux.  HTML is problematic only because of the printed-page 
issue(s).  It occurs to me that if I use Lyx - which, if you don't know 
anything about it or its similar KDE analog Klyx, is quite an eye-opener (<A 
href="http://www.lyx.org">www.lyx.org)Â - I can port it unidirectionally 
pretty much into any format I require, but it turns out that what I really 
really need is Postscript (which Kinko's can accept digitally) and merely crude 
HTML output.
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class=745131919-11072001>Â 
- 
Jeff

  <FONT face=Tahoma 
  size=2>-----Original Message-----From: Jim Philips 
  [mailto:jim.philips at s1.com]Sent: Wednesday, July 11, 2001 1:07 
  PMTo: 'ale at ale.org'Subject: RE: Lyx (was: [ale] 
  Cross-Platform Document Publishing)
  The request was to be able to create and edit cross-platform 
  as well. To my knowledge, Adobe only makes an Acrobat reader for Linux. So, 
  the questions is this: Can you create pdf's on a Linux box? 




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