Currently in Lyx 1.5.5 (5/12/2008) windows version, commands to switch
to the cjk-environment are hardcoded in Lyx by adding "\usepackage{CJK} " in
preamble, and adding "\begin{CJK}{GBK}{}%" and "\end{CJK}" in the beginning and
the ending of the document.
This maybe handy for some people not familiar with Latex. However, I
prefer to use "\begin{CJK*}{GBK}{kai}" and "\end{CJK*}" instead. {CJK*} is
better than {CJK} I think.
So I suggest that in later versions of Lyx, this can be configed by
user. A possible way is: by default, the hardcoded commands are added when user
chooses CJK; but user can disable this and add other preferrable commands.
Note: currently, user can add commands to use a language package in the
"menu"->"toos"->"Preference"->"language settings"->"language", but they are
not used when user chooses CJK.
Regards,
Steadycookie
