[texhax] A Tex question

[William Adams]

On Oct 12, 2006, at 11:25 AM, dani novak wrote:

> I am new to Tex and am very happy with it.  So far I can only  
> produce output that can be read by Acrobat Reader but the problem  
> is that when I share my work people cannot copy and paste from it.  
> Is there a way to convert the output to a text that could be used  
> like regular text (surely I will lose some of the fancy stuff?)

What sort of stuff for what sort of copy / paste?

\usepackage{cmap} in the preamble will help with some things, others  
are waiting for better Unicode support.

William

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