Hello and thank you for your help Eventually I have achieve about 90% of the optimal output...
The problem with the fonts was not actually a problem but a future of the class. In moderncv there are two different font classes (Roman & Serif) for the headers and the body of the cv. I modified the moderncvthemeclassic.sty to use just roman everywhere and everything is ok now. I think i have find a minor bug of the class and I will email the author of the package. When we use listitem and the description does not fit in one line then the second line is just under the bullet and not next to it. You may find both a demo LyX file & a PDF in http://users.hol.gr/~sdn/ * For some strange reason when I send the email with the files attached it was refused twice. Regards SN On Friday 11 April 2008 05:16:04 David Hewitt wrote: > > I was not clear. If we use moderncv we have to define the name, address > > etc in > > the preamble. > > The problem is if that you don't use enlish then the name etc are not > > displayed properly. > > > > Further, the name, address and sections fonts are different from the main > > body > > of the CV. Probably, we have to change some parameters in order to change > > that fonts but there is no manual for moderncv to explain the procedure. > > Can't help you on either of these, although I'm still not clear what you're > after with the fonts. > > > Both my texlive (ver 2007) and MiKTeX 2.7 systems have the following > > files > > for moderncv class: > > moderncv.cls, moderncvcompatibility.sty, moderncvthemecasual.sty, > > moderncvthemeclassic.sty, moderncvthemeempty.sty > > > > Therefore there is no moderncvthemeclassichack.sty file.... I searched > > the net > > for that file but I could not find anything, so it should be misspelled. > > Right. The Wiki page says that you need to copy the > moderncvthemeclassic.sty file and rename it (to ...hack.sty - or whatever > other name you prefer), then make the suggested changes. > > > Then, I searched the files in my system for \moderncvtheme[blue, roman] > > {classic} and I could not find something and I thought the LyX wiki was > > an old one. > > The .tex file that you export from LyX will have something like this in the > document class declaration. > > ----- > David Hewitt > Research Fishery Biologist, USGS Klamath Falls Field Station (Oregon, USA) > -and- > Student, Virginia Institute of Marine Science > http://www.vims.edu/fish/students/dhewitt/
