Jan Smid wrote: > Hi, > > because I can better concentrate when reading a real piece of paper, I > often print out several pages of my thesis to correct them manually and > then transfer the corrections back into the lyx document. When doing > this, it is a little bit annonying to orientate in the text on the screen > because the screen view is totally different from the print version. Is > it somehow configurable to let the text on screen appear a little bit > more like the printed version?
No. > I know that the typesetting is done by latex; but IMHO it should be > possible to somehow "guess" how the document will probably look like. And your humble opinion is based on what exactly? That said, modern version of xdvi and kdvi support 'source specials' which encode the equivalent position in the raw latex (or lyx) file. Joćo Assirati has added code to the 1.4.x tree that will enable you to click on the xdvi (or kdvi) screen and the view in lyx will change accordingly. Regards, -- Angus
