On 02/03/2011 03:12 PM, Gabriel Kniffin wrote:
I did View > PDF (pdflatex) then checked the temporary directory. It
has all the EPS files with name changes as well as copies of the EPS
files with .pdf extensions. There is an EPS -> PDF converter. It's
ps2pdf and the converter line matches what you have.
Just as a check I tried View > PDF (ps2pdf) and it generated a .pdf,
but after opening it Adobe Reader crashed. Not sure why, but I opened
another .pdf that I didn't just make with LyX and it crashed too, so I
figured it was an Adobe Reader problem. I rebooted and tried again and
it worked! I then tried View > PDF (pdflatex) and it works too. I'm
not sure what changed, but I hope it stays fixed.
Doesn't sound as if you changed anything, but if View > PDF (pdflatex)
was creating PDFs in the temp directory (and if they were not 0 byte
files), then you _should_ have been getting images in the PDF output
file. So this is still a mystery.
One more thing, I still get errors if I go to Document > Settings... >
PDF Properties and click Use hyperref support. Can you use the
hyperref package this way or is there a better way?
That works (and is the designated way to do it), provided that you don't
separately load hyperref in the preamble. If hyperref gets loaded
twice, it usually crabs about conflicting settings. Some document
classes may load hyperref automatically (I think maybe beamer does), so
this can get tricky.
/Paul
