Re: Indexed PDF docs?
| From: | Egon Schmid | Date: | Thu, 01 Jan 1970 00:00:00 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Indexed PDF docs? | ||
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On Tue, 8 Jun 1999, Jim Winstead wrote:
> On Jun 08, Stig Bakken wrote:
> > In theory, jadetex should be able to produce PDF as well. With newer TeX
> > versions, it may even work in practice :-)
It will work in practice.
> Well, I tried using pdfjadetex on the manual.tex file, but it bombs
> out complaining about various memory limits after about 30 pages. I
> tried boosting each in the texmf.cnf as it hit the limit, but it
> eventually just decided to stop playing that game. So I guess that's
> not quite ready.
Sure it is. But your TeX is old, so increase the limits in texmf.cnf. If
you are throu you can see around 800 pages. I use a new Debian system and
in the newest jadetex.deb the README.capacity-exceeded have been removed.
Someone made an Debian bug entry, because he couldn't build the PHP docs.
Postgres docs have the same problems. Hand editing RTF docs should not
happen with the PHP docs.
Give me some time (had some serious hardware problems and was forced to
upgrade Debian again) and I will show you the output of jadetex.
-Egon