\pagenumbering{Roman}
btw default in publications is roman, the lower one. at least in my books :-)
Most of the the books I own use big roman numbers, but OK.
pdfkeywords={LyX}]{hyperref}
it doesn't hurt, when you use option pdftex here, then you are on the safe side
\else % if dvi or ps is produced
% link all cross references and URLs in dvi output \usepackage{hyperref}
same here with ps2pdf
OK.
any objections?
only that I do not like scrbook as document class. It causes much more problems than the ordinary book: too much updates, too much options -> confuses the user who's not up to date with his system and can not do it himself, e.g. users at university.
Assuming that the user won't change the preamble befor processing the
Userguide, no option could confuse him.
And also scrbook versions from 2001 should do the job.
I often read that the koma classes are recommended by TUG and Dante. And
I like the beautiful automatic print space calculation. (I also read that this assures, that a document is conform to ISO-norms.)
I normally do, but as lmoderm is still under development,
I would discourage from using it as standard (e.g. \textcircled don't work with lmodern).
???
\documentclass[12pt]{article} \usepackage[T1]{fontenc} \usepackage{lmodern} \begin{document}
\textcircled{3}
\end{document}
But now look in the output. You can also take a look at http://pc52.ifw.ing.tu-bs.de/~harders/latex/textcircled.pdf
every package is under construction ... just like LyX :-)
But the lm-package says:
The current LM package contains the most recent although still pre-release version (i.e., 0.86, of 04.08.2003) of the Latin Modern family of fonts in the PostScript Type 1 format.
lmodern is the best solution anyway.
Indeed it is, but it's not installed by default in most of the LaTeX2e distributions, so many users will have promlems.
thanks Uwe
