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Hi, I tried to convert a Markdown file to RTF, but all german Umlauts were broken. To fix this I added "-inputencoding UTF-8" to the textutil command in the Bundle Editor. This is not a clean fix because the input file could have any encoding but I don't have a better idea how to fix this.
I also tried the other commands, but they have some problems too: The "Convert to LaTeX" commands are not working. They fail with the following message:
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And "Convert to PDF" fails because it can't find htmldoc, don't know if it should be installed on my computer.
Could anybody please look into these problems. Thanks in advance, Simon - ----
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On 13. Nov 2006, at 23:36, Simon Ruderich wrote:
I tried to convert a Markdown file to RTF, but all german Umlauts were broken. [...]
I also tried the other commands, but they have some problems too: The "Convert to LaTeX" commands are not working [...]
Both of these problems are caused by missing ‘Format: complete’ in the top of your document.
And "Convert to PDF" fails because it can't find htmldoc, don't know if it should be installed on my computer.
No, htmldoc is an optional install.
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On 14.11.2006, at 10:19, Allan Odgaard wrote:
On 13. Nov 2006, at 23:36, Simon Ruderich wrote:
I tried to convert a Markdown file to RTF, but all german Umlauts were broken. [...]
I also tried the other commands, but they have some problems too: The "Convert to LaTeX" commands are not working [...]
Both of these problems are caused by missing ‘Format: complete’ in the top of your document.
Thanks this fixed my problems.
And "Convert to PDF" fails because it can't find htmldoc, don't know if it should be installed on my computer.
No, htmldoc is an optional install.
Could this be included in the TextMate Support directory so its on every computer?
Simon - ----
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On 14. Nov 2006, at 18:53, Simon Ruderich wrote:
And "Convert to PDF" fails because it can't find htmldoc, don't know if it should be installed on my computer.
No, htmldoc is an optional install.
Could this be included in the TextMate Support directory so its on every computer?
No, bundling binaries with TextMate is generally not ideal, because we then have to do both i386 and PPC builds, we have to keep them updated, and they take up space.
So only things which are really essential, gets included.
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On 15.11.2006, at 00:11, Allan Odgaard wrote:
On 14. Nov 2006, at 18:53, Simon Ruderich wrote:
And "Convert to PDF" fails because it can't find htmldoc, don't know if it should be installed on my computer.
No, htmldoc is an optional install.
Could this be included in the TextMate Support directory so its on every computer?
No, bundling binaries with TextMate is generally not ideal, because we then have to do both i386 and PPC builds, we have to keep them updated, and they take up space.
So only things which are really essential, gets included.
Ok, I can understand this, it's a good reason.
For anyone who wants to install it, it can be found here: http:// www.htmldoc.org/ A precompiled version for OS X can be found here, http:// www.bluem.net/downloads/htmldoc_en/
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On 20. Nov 2006, at 18:14, Simon Ruderich wrote:
No, htmldoc is an optional install.
[...] For anyone who wants to install it, it can be found here: http:// www.htmldoc.org/ A precompiled version for OS X can be found here, http:// www.bluem.net/downloads/htmldoc_en/
If you have MacPorts you can also do:
sudo port install htmldoc
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