coolwanglu

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by coolwanglu 14y ago
AFAIK, IE8 doesn't support enough HTML5 stuffs, so no. IE9 should be OK
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by coolwanglu 14y ago
Yeah, known issue. Currently I've no idea how to fix it :(
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by coolwanglu 14y ago
What do you mean no fonts? You can try to copy the text out, which is not possible if images are used.
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by coolwanglu 14y ago
It's confirmed by some guys using Mac. We are working on this. Please hold on, and join the discussion on github if you like. Thanks for your patience.
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by coolwanglu 14y ago
I meant I took a look at a HTML page generated by crocodoc. Their approach was interesting.
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by coolwanglu 14y ago
sorry to hear that. some guys are working on MacPorts and Homebrew formula. I hope this would help you. https://trac.macports.org/ticket/36028
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by coolwanglu 14y ago
What do you suggest? I don't have one in my mind now.
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by coolwanglu 14y ago
That's beyond the scope of pdf2htmlEX.
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by coolwanglu 14y ago
of course you can compile latex to pdf first
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by coolwanglu 14y ago
I cannot reproduce it with a 20110222 version of fontforge. Would you mind send me the pdf file, for me to debug? Does it always crash, with other pdf files?
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by coolwanglu 14y ago
Just go head, try and be pleased.
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by coolwanglu 14y ago
You may build it with CYGWIN.
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by coolwanglu 14y ago
The problem happens only on Windows. For Chrome, if you zoom in, I think everything should be fine.But Chrome is lack of antialias in Windows. I'm trying to solve the problem of Firefox.
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by coolwanglu 14y ago
I'm now trying compile with an older version. But please update fontforge if you can.
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by coolwanglu 14y ago
The problem is that I don't have a machine with Mac. Which version of fontforge have you installed?
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by coolwanglu 14y ago
Hello, I'm the author. MATHML is not used. PDF is rendered with only HTML/CSS, and a few JS. Please comment at github such that I can see it in time.