Am Thursday 11 February 2010 18:30:00 schrieb Ignacio Garcia: Thanks, Ignacio, but that is what I did (same sequence).
I do some more experimentation, and will ask my son on the weekend. He might find out. I guess I am missing something, either a usepackage in the preamble, or I might be needing the new TeXLive2009. I will report, if I have found out. Wolfgang > Wolfgang Engelmann <engelm...@...> writes: > > > In Xfig 'Text Font' set 'Use Latex Font' > > > > what I do here is: > > After selecting in XFig T(ext) I click on > > Times-Roman in the lowermost right-most box called Text Font. > > The Font Menu pops up with many fonts. In the lowermost line is > > > > Use LaTex Fonts, which I click at. > > A small sub-fontmenu occurs with > > ... > > if I click on Default, > > the submenu box dissappears, > > Same with Roman.. > > It's right by now, but > > > exporting as either eps or .fig with Ps/LaTeX (both parts), > > inserting it as > > eps in Lyx > > or as > > File>External Material, XFig template > > in Lyx > > > > does still not give the desired greek alpha. > > _Before_ of save the file.fig and insert it in LyX > you must set the Special Flags Text > > > > Then in Xfig 'Text Flags' select 'Special' in 'Special Flags' > > > > ok, done > > Then you can try again to insert the fig in LyX > > > > Insert your xfig file in LyX with Insert>File>External Material, XFig > > > template. > > > > ok, done > > Now? > > Regards > Ignacio
