On Sat, Jan 23, 1999 at 02:59:12PM -0800, Liisa Vermeer wrote:
>
> I have actually an idea worth thinking about ...
> It is the idea for a little program that can be called "latexconf",
> whose
> only function it would be to interactively compose a file redefining
> many of the environments used e.g. in "article". It would just write out
> \renewcommand lines with options for every environment to be redefined,
> and the file is to be included at the start of your document (or through
> a LyX hook).
>
> A similar thing (redefining styles) is part of MS Word. (Nobody I know
> uses it :-)
I don't quite understand. We have class/layout files, which permit choice
of a "documentclass" that will redefine environments, etc., behind the
scenes. Alternatively, you can input specific changes in a LaTeX
preamble, without changing documentclass.
Right now, using "set environment as default" you can save one specific
LaTeX preamble, so that it will appear in each new document.
Are you talking about a facility that let's you save several different
LaTeX preambles, and choose which one you want to use in a new document?
Best regards
--
Larry S. Marso
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