On 2018-03-21, Полина Пруцкова wrote: > [-- Type: text/plain, Encoding: quoted-printable --]
> Dear LyX experts, > I am trying to use/import a LaTeX template for the ISMIR proceedings > from here: http://ismir2018.ircam.fr/doc/latex.zip > <http://ismir2018.ircam.fr/doc/latex.zip> It has .sty files but also a > .tex, a .pdf and a .bib file. Which of them do I use and how? The .sty file is a document style -- either a very very old document class (for latex 2.09) or a "package" (extension for another document class). The .tex file is most likely a template document. The .bib file is a bibliographic database The .pdf is a documentation or the result of "LaTeXing" the template .tex. For LyX, you may need a new "layout" or "module". This depends on the content of the template .tex file: if the line starting with \documentclass lists a standard document class (or one already supported by LyX) you have luck and can simply try to import the .tex file into LyX. > I’ve googled and there are some solutions a couple of years old which > seem to work for some and not for others. What is the latest wisdom on > this? The expansion of LyX to support new classes and modules is described in detail in Help>Customization. Günter
