On 2011-05-13, Alain DIDIERJEAN wrote: > De: "Steve Litt" <[email protected]> > On Thursday 12 May 2011 13:02:01 Richard Heck wrote:
>> Add the option "openany" to the class options under >> Document>Settings. ... > not by function. For whatever reason Google ends up listing solutions > like I do -- writing a bunch of LaTeX to do the job because the author > didn't know about a simple package. > I'm thinking if there's a way we can create a document that lists > packages and other little tricks (openany for instance) **BY > FUNCTIONALITY**, newbies stand a fighting chance, people like me can > remember in a matter of minutes rather than hours (or worse yet, > reinventing the wheel), and people like you will get less of the same > old questions. > I think the format of this resource should be a single web page with > lots of links, arranged in a hierarchy. How about http://wiki.lyx.org ? It also has a search box on the front page. And anyone can improve it - feeding back the advise from the list, structuring the information available, cleaning up and updating after new releases... For LaTeX, the LaTeX faq http://www.tex.ac.uk/faq is a good starting point (with 1 web page per question and many links to the packages...) It's actively maintained and the maintainer is responsive to questions and hints. Günter
