El sáb, 15-12-2007 a las 10:15 +0200, Liviu Andronic escribió: > On 11/25/07, M Daniel R Magarzo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Is that everything I should expect indeed? Am I missing something maybe? > > As far as I understand, you are interested in taking the text from a > file open in OOo and put it in a file open in LyX, and that the export > / import facilities fail. Did you try a simple copy in OOo (a <ctrl>+a > followed by <ctrl>+c would do just fine) and then paste in LyX? This > _should_ be an equivalent of the import of a simple .txt file, without > generating any conversion problems. Then, in Lyx, you can assign this > plain, standard environment text to the desired document environments. >
Hi, Not necessary indeed. Actually, when I made the question I was already able to import OO writer documents to LyX if previously I had saved them as .txt there..., then result is more or less that's what you said. However, I asked to the list, first for help because of I had many triple-quoted paragraphs and other things, so I suspected it would be far tedious deleting them, and second just because of I was a bit surprised that any of the possibilities of importing wasn't working for me (excepting .txt). Anyhow, all text was there, and I simply had to work with it, to give it a decent appearance, to shape it... and why not to say...? with LyX that task is a complete pleasure, like a game.:-) > A bit late, but maybe still helps, > Liviu Don't worry about it. I wasn't in any hurry. Anyhow, thank you for your reply, better one than no one.. :-P I'm happy with LyX, most of the "more-than-just-one-page" documents I make, are with this application. I love the professional look of the final product, and it's easy enough to use from someone that no have idea about LaTeX. That's a luxury thing. Daniel
