Richard E. Hawkins wrote: > This works in a footnote as a single paragraph. When broken, it > causes "Too many }'s" > errors. > > The original 0 was simply the coldest liquid Fahrenheit could produce with ice and >salt. It was later adjusted about 2 degrees to accomodate for sea level. > > Note that on the Kelvin and Renkin scales, 0 does have meaning; the absolute absence >of heat energy.
I don't understand why this should cause an error? give an example file Herbert -- http://www.lyx.org/help/
