On Mon, May 14, 2007 at 09:03:18PM +0200, Jan Peters wrote: > >> Remember, it should NOT be LyX goal to kill SWP as it is needed > >> both as competition benchmark and in order to make ppl outside > >> academia/OSF environments aware of the WYSWIM concept. > >> > >> Right now, they also still have some big advantages, e.g., entering > >> equations is still much easier/more natural... > > > >What feature exactly do you think of? > > For example: I write a long equation and now I want to add a line. In > LyX, I need to press Apple + Enter on a Mac while SWP just requires > Enter. While it is something ppl learn fast, it still feels weird > after having done it many times. However, if I press Apple + Enter > too many times, I only know how to remove the extra lines using the > *table* toolbar as the keyboard combination is not natural enough to > figure out without a handbook. Why doesn't delete and backspace solve > that?
For me it does. Place the cursor in the first of #columns empty cells and press 'Delete'. To clear a row, select it, dir 'Delete' to get empty cell, press 'Delete' a second time to remove the row. Apart from that it's als in the menu under Edit->Math and right now greyed out as far as I can see. *sigh* > The same thing holds true about tables. Tables are admittedly a bit more cumbersome, but we were talking about 'entering equations' weren't we? Andre'
