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Okular could not locate the program 'dvipdfm' on your computer. This program is essential for the export function to work. You can, however, convert the DVI-file to PDF using the print function of Okular, but that will often produce documents which print okay, but are of inferior quality if viewed in Acrobat Reader. It may be wise to upgrade to a more recent version of your TeX distribution which includes the 'dvipdfm' program.
Hint to the perplexed system administrator: Okular uses the PATH environment variable when looking for programs.

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The file %1
exists. Do you want to overwrite it?

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Using dvipdfm to export the file to PDF

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Okular is currently using the external program 'dvipdfm' to convert your DVI-file to PDF. Sometimes that can take a while because dvipdfm needs to generate its own bitmap fonts Please be patient.

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Waiting for dvipdfm to finish...

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<qt>The external program 'dvipdfm', which was used to export the file, reported an error. You might wish to look at the <strong>document info dialog</strong> which you will find in the File-Menu for a precise error report.</qt>

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<qt><P>This DVI file refers to external graphic files which are not in PostScript format, and cannot be handled by the <strong>dvips</strong> program that Okular uses interally to print or to export to PostScript. The functionality that you require is therefore unavailable in this version of Okular.</p><p>As a workaround, you can use the <strong>File/Export As</strong>-Menu to save this file in PDF format, and then use a PDF viewer.</p><p>It is planned to add this functionality at a later date.</p></qt>

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Functionality Unavailable

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Okular could not locate the program 'dvips' on your computer. That program is essential for the export function to work.
Hint to the perplexed system administrator: Okular uses the PATH environment variable when looking for programs.

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Using dvips to export the file to PostScript