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Originally Posted by ghostwheel
Hello Hadrien,
Your project look very promising! I am anxiously waiting for its release! I have just a few comments:
1. It would be really great if you can put the latex source on the site for download.
2. It would also be good to have an RTF version available. Currently I like rtf on the sony reader more than pdf because of the problem of small fonts being illegible in pdf, but easily readable in rtf. (you can create it with latex2rtf)
3. If you create the contents with latex, you could use the package hyperref to make the table of contents links work.
thanks!
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Well we're already using hyperref, and the links work with PDF files. But are you sure that RTF files generated with LaTeX can have clickable table of contents too ? If it's the case, then yes, we might add RTF support (although we'll still be missing some features, like support for foreign languages).
Have you tried support for math formulas with latex2rtf too ?
Edit: Juste made a test and it doesn't look good...
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template-minibook.tex:2 Unknown style option geometry ignored
template-minibook.tex:3
Input Encoding <utf8> not supported
template-minibook.tex:4 Unknown style option url ignored
template-minibook.tex:5 Unknown style option graphicx ignored
template-minibook.tex:6 Unknown style option hyperref ignored
template-minibook.tex:7 Unknown style option tabularx ignored
template-minibook.tex:8 Unknown style option lastpage ignored
template-minibook.tex:9 Unknown style option colortbl ignored
template-minibook.tex:10 Unknown style option fancybox ignored
template-minibook.tex:11 Unknown style option tocloft ignored
template-minibook.tex:12 Only partial support for fancyhdr
template-minibook.tex:13 Unknown style option eurosym ignored
template-minibook.tex:14 Unknown style option fncychap ignored
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It seems that RTF doesn't support much...