Thanks, David and Mark. No, actually I'm referring to the appearance
*both* on the monitor and on the printout.
My earlier attempt, done hurriedly for the first book I edited, didn't work.
But thanks to you guys, I think I've got it this time. What needs to
be done is to use the ``quotes" .. and it works fine. The " quotes
(close quotes) might need to be replaced, because plain-text doesn't
render it exactly as would the key to the very far right on the middle
row does in Lyx.
Thanks again! FN
On 19/06/07, David L. Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Frederick Noronha [फ्रेडरिक नोरोन्या] wrote:
> Hi Mark, That doesn't offer too many options
>
> Language: English
> Use language's default encoding (not selected)
> Encoding: Latex default
> Quote style: "text"
>
> [Quote style also available in ``text", ,,text``, ,,text", <<text>>,
> and >>text<<]
>
> What I'm looking for is something that would create the elegant,
> textbook-like 66quotes99 (using 66 and 99 to explain their shape...).
I am guessing that what you are really talking about is the appearance
of the quotes within LyX, not in the printout. Certainly in the
printout the quotes are done correctly (in any style) with the
inversions you want, at least it is correct for me. They don't appear
as nicely on the LyX screen, but as long as the printout is good that
should be allright.
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