Obrigado, thank you. Works both in linux and windows Although R Saunders' (thanks Rob) document is quite comprehensive, using lyx under Windows as a main document processor for a department or section has a lot of obstacles of many types in which you have to invest time and effort. It's a pity, since the majority of desktops are in windows and lyx would be quite useful in ANY academical environment and in a lot of bussiness environments.
I am working in a brief installation documentation in Spanish and I am considering possibilities for creating a, let's see, self-installing "distribution". In other words, a Miktex+Ghostcript+Sed+ImageMagick package that you just have to download and pulse "install". Any advice? Juan Luis Chulilla LE> Juan Luis UPSAM wrote: >>Does anyone know how to force Lyx to use other hyphenation rules >>rather than English ones? >> >> LE> This has to be done outside lyx, since it is an latex feature. And it LE> depends on which operational system/latex distribution you have. In LE> linux/tetex, you usually run texconfig (as root) and follow the LE> instructions, and then texhash to update. In windows/miktex, you set it LE> with miktex options somewhere on the start menu. >>I mean, as far as i know you can break a word using a hyphen at any >>place inside the word, i.e., >> >>This is reason- >>able >> >>However, in Spanish you are forced to break the word BETWEEN syllabes, >>i.e. >> >>Esto es razo- >>nable >> >> LE> BTW, "reason-able" is a correct hyphenation in english, but LE> "reaso-nable" isn't :-) . -- Best regards, Juan mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
