[wx-users] tex2rtf

[Pawel Kedzierski]

  This may not necessarily apply to Your problem, as I use teTeX (for Unix),
but anyway. If You write LaTeX 2e, convert it using pdflatex, which should
be awailable in any decent TeX distribution. However, there are some tricks:
  1. LaTeX fonts are bitmapped and they are poorly supported by Acrobat Reader;
     You should use \usepackage{times} in the document preamble, which
     switches to Type 1 (Adobe) Times, Helvetica, Courier and Symbol.
     These ones are vector fonts which are built into any acroread
     distribution, and therefore give fast output and smooth (antialiased) look.
  2. Another LaTeX package: \usepackage{hyperref} adds automatically
     hyperreferences to the pdf document (to TOC entries, footnotes etc. and
     to Yours explicit \ref{}'s)

  HTH

        Pawel

> 
> I use tex2rtf to generate on-screen help using the wxWindows HTML help
> control. Although, a bit outside the scope of this mailing list, I would
> like to know what program you use to convert the LaTeX file to PDF
> format, like the PDF help for wxWindows it self. In the tex2rtf manual,
> EmTeX is recommended. I tried to compile it, but its much more
> complicated than compiling wxWindows :-). Are there binaries for Windows
> NT somewhere? How do I use them? Would it be possible to include
> binaries and a manual on the next wxWindows CD?
> 
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