On Sat, 28 Jul 2001, Herbert Voss wrote:
Thank you all who responded, I have now for the most part exactly as I
like. Just few small things left...
> \uppercase{ blah } in tex red or define your oen uppercase-button
> in lyx menu
Thanks. Works, but not for a style such as sections, where I try to do
\sectionfont{ \centering \large \bf \pagebreak \uppercase }
Anything possible like this (or I can just manually set some text
uppercase, but if I then change some section into subsection or vice
versa, I'd need to rewrite the labels by hand: subsection headers don't
contain capitalized text, just section headers).
> in preamble (e.g. for toc):
> \AtBeginDocument{%
> \renewcommand\contentsname%
> {\textsc{Contents}}%
> }
Didn't quite work, however, it works if I put just
\renewcommand\contentsname{CONTENTS}
right before the TOC. So, thanks.
> make your own titlepage with different character-sizes
Did this, it's fine now.
The problem was that the Title was so long that it spanned two lines and
when I used "Large" style without \maketitle, the line spacing was far too
small (which it wasn't with the \maketitle). However, I read about
"setspace" package and \doublespace and with it it's perfect.
