printing of bold letters

printing of bold letters

[gfp]

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Hi,

I wanted to print a org-file of 2 pages with bold headings.
When I exported it to html via:
M-x htmlfontify-buffer
and wanted it to print in my browser icecat,
the headings were not in bold letters.

I tried to convert the file to enriched-mode in Emacs
and tried to print within Emacs
it also did not show the bold headings.

How can I print an org-mode file or a txt.file
with bold letters?

thanks

Gottfried

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Re: printing of bold letters

[Michael Heerdegen via Users list for the GNU Emacs text editor]

gfp <gfp@posteo.at> writes:

> I wanted to print a org-file of 2 pages with bold headings.
> When I exported it to html via:
> M-x htmlfontify-buffer
> and wanted it to print in my browser icecat,
> the headings were not in bold letters.

Eiskatze...

htmlfontify works well for me for org files.  When I save the resulting
buffer to a file and open that in a browser I see bold headlines that
are also being printed bold.

You did not maybe accidentally open the original org file in the
browser instead of the produced html?


> I tried to convert the file to enriched-mode in Emacs
> and tried to print within Emacs
> it also did not show the bold headings.

No, I think enriched-mode is not that helpful here.

Michael.

Re: printing of bold letters

[gfp]

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Hi Michael,

> You did not maybe accidentally open the original org file in the
> browser instead of the produced html?

Yes, you were right, something went wrong.
Now I was able to see the html file in Icecat with bold letters.

But, the whole outset is through the transforming to html changed.
The same result, if I export the file into PDF.

Unfortunately there is no way (at the moment) to print my emacs file
in the way I wrote it.

I lost already so many hours to look for a solution, so for the moment I 
have no time anymore.
I can copy the emacs file into Kate (KDE) or into Mogan or into 
something else and try from there. That's for the moment.
When GNU Guix will updates "paps" then may be there is a new way.

What do you mean by "Eiskatze"?

thanks for help

Gottfried





gfp <gfp@posteo.at> writes:

 > I wanted to print a org-file of 2 pages with bold headings.
 > When I exported it to html via:
 > M-x htmlfontify-buffer
 > and wanted it to print in my browser icecat,
 > the headings were not in bold letters.

Eiskatze...

htmlfontify works well for me for org files.  When I save the resulting
buffer to a file and open that in a browser I see bold headlines that
are also being printed bold.

You did not maybe accidentally open the original org file in the
browser instead of the produced html?


 > I tried to convert the file to enriched-mode in Emacs
 > and tried to print within Emacs
 > it also did not show the bold headings.

No, I think enriched-mode is not that helpful here.

Michael.

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Re: printing of bold letters

[Michael Heerdegen via Users list for the GNU Emacs text editor]

gfp <gfp@posteo.at> writes:

> But, the whole outset is through the transforming to html changed.

What exactly is the problem?


> What do you mean by "Eiskatze"?

"Icecat" in German -> "Eiskatze".  Be aware from which animals you get
your software!


Michael.

Re: printing of bold letters

[Jean Louis]

Paps is very good to print standard files without any markup.

It has built in pango markup. That means that some markup of markdown or org could be converted to paps for beautiful printouts including it print that other colorful mode.

I am far from city, in village, where I can't attempt yet writing such converter, but when I come back I will try. It will not have LaTeX handling.

I understand your problem and it is so fundamental yet as you see Emacs doesn't have good solutions easily available. I wish that Org printouts would be so much more expensive and legible. Personally I don't like the default LaTeX styles.


Jean

Re: printing of bold letters

[Jean Louis]

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Gottfried,

I am on my desk now.

It is quite feasible to make excellent output by using some of the modes.

Could you please tell me which markup tags and which mode do you use
that I try making simplest example?

See attachment.

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Jean Louis

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