Dear All, I'm a Latex user who has, as the wending ways of the world sometimes induce, stumbled over an advertisement for LyX.
Am I right in imagining LyX as being rather like one of those HTML editors that have a toggle between source code and a graphical representation, so that one can happily type away in a graphical window until one comes to a command sequence that is sufficiently unusual not to have a button on the editor, one flips a button and the screen changes to what the source code actually looks like underneath, one enters the desired <HTMLcommand> </HTMLcommand> or edits the source code if it's misbehaving, and switches back to the graphical interface, all complexity having been conquered at it's own level? Regards, -- Max
