Ekkehart Schlicht wrote:
This appears to be partially broken in the Windows version. I get the same error message if I define the external program in the custom export dialog. However, if I define the external program in the preferences file, it works.Hi,
if somebody has an example for the custom export command, possibly together with a converter, this would help me. I want to process a LaTeX output with another program and thought that the Custom Export thing might work, but I always get the error message
"Windows cannot find '('. Make sure you typed the name correctly and then try again."
regardless of what I do.
Thanks
Ekkehart
The following solution lets me export a file to Acrobat Reader (even if it's already open!). In the preferences file, add the line
\custom_export_command "acrord32 $$FName"
(and then restart close and reopen LyX, if it is already open, to get it to read the new preferences). Now, when you go to File->Export->Custom..., the command is already typed in. You still need to select PDF as the format of the file to passed to Acrobat Reader.
Hope that helps.
-- Paul