Export formats

To import TpX drawing into some other program, to embed fonts into EPS/PDF or to publish drawing on the Web TpX export capabilities could be used ("Save as.." in "File" menu). TpX can export to several formats. Note that most export formats can not incorporate TeX fonts and formulas (however, see below on "LaTeX EPS", and derived formats; also note MetaPost which is LaTeX-aware).

EPS. Type 1 font (.pfb) could be embedded. Set the path to a font in "TpX Settings".
PDF. Currently font embedding is not implemented, so only Latin characters and Times are supported.
PDF from EPS. PDF is created from EPS using GhostScript. Set the path to the program in "TpX Settings".
Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG). A promising Web vector graphics format. Needs a viewer. Several popular vector graphics editors like Corel Draw or Adobe Illustrator can read it.
Bitmap (PNG, BMP). PNG is more compact and could be viewed in most modern Web browsers so it is recommended.
Enhanced Metafile (EMF). Standard Windows vector format. It can also be copied to Windows clipboard and then pasted into some other program (like MS Word, PowerPoint, Adobe Illustrator).
LaTeX EPS (latex-dvips). EPS produced by running latex and dvips on TpX drawing. This format allows to include LaTeX formulas and embed fonts so it is the format of choice for high-quality stand-alone graphics. Attempt is made to ensure tight bounding box for the EPS.
PDF from LaTeX EPS (latex-dvips-gs-pdf). The same as "LaTeX EPS" with additional run of GhostScript to produce PDF.
LaTeX custom (latex-dvips-gs-<foo>). The same as "LaTeX EPS" with additional run of GhostScript to produce a custom image in a format supported by GhostScript. This is a format of choice to produce high-quality bitmaps with LaTeX formulas. Set GhostscriptCustomKeys to change the device and resolution.
Metapost program.
Metapost EPS output (MPS).
LaTeX preview source. Parent LaTeX document and other files needed to create a DVI/PS preview. This is useful for debugging purposes.
PdfLaTeX preview source. Parent pdfLaTeX document and other files needed to create a PDF preview.