> No, they are not treated as before. A "\%" in an URL style results now in
> "\\\%" in .tex file, previously it resulted in "\%". This is IMHO not
> acceptable.
I said:
When you have a LyX file created with LyX 1.5 or before that contains "\%" in a URL inset, this will
be converted to an URL character style as "\%", so nothing is changed.
When you create a new document and use the new Hyperlink inset, you get "\backslash{}%" when typing
in "\%". This is the same as you type in normal text, so what is wrong?
Uwe
