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quixote · 01-03-2011, 02:28 PM

When I rebooted, the env variable existed. Sadly, the pdf still stalled at the same error message.

So, I tried 7.37. (The handy linux installer hasn't caught up yet.) The good news is that version does produce a pdf! The bad news is that it seems to lose all the links. And the headers aren't found. There are no chapter breaks, and the TOC contains only the filename. The headers in the convert routine are found in other formats (eg .mobi). I'll try to examine the settings on the pdf part more closely to see if it's something I did wrong.

Still, this is definitely progress.

Update: a thought occurs to me. The env variable is still active, and pointing to the 7.36 source. Maybe that's the problem...? Going to fix now....

01-03-2011, 02:28 PM	#12
quixote Junior Member Posts: 6 Karma: 10 Join Date: Jan 2011 Device: none (Kindle?)	When I rebooted, the env variable existed. Sadly, the pdf still stalled at the same error message. So, I tried 7.37. (The handy linux installer hasn't caught up yet.) The good news is that version does produce a pdf! The bad news is that it seems to lose all the links. And the headers aren't found. There are no chapter breaks, and the TOC contains only the filename. The headers in the convert routine are found in other formats (eg .mobi). I'll try to examine the settings on the pdf part more closely to see if it's something I did wrong. Still, this is definitely progress. Update: a thought occurs to me. The env variable is still active, and pointing to the 7.36 source. Maybe that's the problem...? Going to fix now.... Last edited by quixote; 01-03-2011 at 02:31 PM.