I installed the packages listed here:
cjk and arphi.
as you can see below:
i reconfigured, quit and ran lyx again.
i changed my document setting to GBK, when i compile, this happens:
similarly, Unicode(CJX)(utf8) doesn't work either.
i then changed my document setting to EUC-CN, when i compile, it runs for a bit, then this happens:
LyX ⇒ Can't seem to compile chinese
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Can't seem to compile chinese
actually i solved it.
assuming you have done what i did in the OP, next
download v2.9.2.164 (203M) from here
then install etoolbox under MiKTeX package manager.
then change document class to article(Ctex) under document settings.
the language encoding i used is GBK.
assuming you have done what i did in the OP, next
download v2.9.2.164 (203M) from here
then install etoolbox under MiKTeX package manager.
then change document class to article(Ctex) under document settings.
the language encoding i used is GBK.
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Can't seem to compile chinese
Hi lyxrocks,lyxrocks wrote:actually i solved it.
assuming you have done what i did in the OP, next
download v2.9.2.164 (203M) from here
then install etoolbox under MiKTeX package manager.
then change document class to article(Ctex) under document settings.
the language encoding i used is GBK.
Thanks for posting back the solution you found!
Would any of this be useful tod add to the LyX wiki page for Chinese?
http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/Chinese
I do not use Chinese or Windows, so I don't know how to update it. If there is something to add, and you have the time, you can just go to "Edit" and make the changes.
Scott
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Re: Can't seem to compile chinese
I face the similar situation, and I fix it by follow.
http://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/ ... in-windows
1. Navigate to your miktex bin directory
2. Execute the below commands:
initexmf --mkmaps
initexmf --update-fndb
Notice that the original post has a typo in the second command...
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Besides, I don't know whether my answer should add to Wiki or not, because I don't actually know what I did...
Yu-Tsung
http://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/ ... in-windows
1. Navigate to your miktex bin directory
2. Execute the below commands:
initexmf --mkmaps
initexmf --update-fndb
Notice that the original post has a typo in the second command...
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Besides, I don't know whether my answer should add to Wiki or not, because I don't actually know what I did...
Yu-Tsung