Re: Crammed roman numerals in table of contents
Steve Litt wrote:
> Hmmm,
>
> When I tried to view postscript on your file, I got the following error
> message:
>
> ==
> LaTeX Error: File `showframe.sty' not found.
> \renewcommand
> {\tocheadstart}{}^^M
> *** (cannot \read from terminal in nonstop modes)
> ==
ftp://tug.ctan.org/pub/tex-archive/macros/latex/contrib/eso-pic/showframe.sty
You can comment it out.
> What is showframe.sty? I wonder if that could be the difference between our
> experiences?
I don't think so. It's just a handy package that visualizes the borders of a
page (so you'd see that the toc head is indeed at the very top of the text
area).
Regards,
Jürgen
Re: Working with large table
Juergen Spitzmueller wrote:
Luqman H wrote:
it's really hard for me working with large table in LyX.
when i try to rotate the table, the table's caption dont rotate
so it's weird looking.
is there any simple way to work with large table?
like autoresize, autofit, or some easy way todo?
In preamble
\usepackage{rotating}
and in the document, instead (!) of the floating object, embrace the table and
the caption by
\begin{sidewaystable}
[...]
\end{sidewaystable}
LyX 1.4 will have native support for this.
this often makes no sense for small tables, because
you _always_ get a new page for this table.
Herbert
Re: Working with large table
Herbert Voss wrote: > this often makes no sense for small tables, because > you _always_ get a new page for this table. Is there an alternative if you _have_ to rotate the table? Jürgen
Re: Working with large table
Juergen Spitzmueller wrote: Herbert Voss wrote: this often makes no sense for small tables, because you _always_ get a new page for this table. Is there an alternative if you _have_ to rotate the table? if you have a wide table but only a few lines, then it looks no very well on an own page. In such a case you can use two minipages side by side, a table or multicolums. The table _together_ with the caption (package capt-of) is rotated together. If both are in a minipage it is very easy to rotate. In the other minipage or table column (tabularx) you can have text as usual. Herbert
Re: Working with large table
Herbert Voss wrote: > if you have a wide table but only a few lines, then it looks > no very well on an own page. In such a case you can use > two minipages side by side, a table or multicolums. The > table _together_ with the caption (package capt-of) is > rotated together. If both are in a minipage it is very easy > to rotate. In the other minipage or table column (tabularx) > you can have text as usual. I see. Never tried this. Many thanks for the explanation. Guten Rutsch, Jürgen
Re: Working with large table
Juergen Spitzmueller wrote: Guten Rutsch, oh, no Problem here in Berlin ... :-) it is still snowing and very cold ... hower, same to you Herbert
Re: Install unavaliable classes in Lyx
On 12/30/05, Paul Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I've tried many times, and by many ways to install the unavaliable > > classes at my Windows Lyx, but I had no success in. Can somebody give me > > some advice do do it? I need mainly the Curriculum Vitae one. > > LyX comes already with a Curriculum Vitae class installed. Look for it > in the list of available classes. Oh, sorry! I installed so long ago the CV class that I had already forgotten that I had installed it. Download http://wiki.lyx.org/uploads/Examples/CV/cv_JMarc.layout and insert it into your .lyx/layouts directory. Paul
Re: Install unavaliable classes in Lyx
- Original Message - From: "Paul Smith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "Lyx Contribute" Sent: Saturday, December 31, 2005 1:59 AM Subject: Re: Install unavaliable classes in Lyx On 12/30/05, Paul Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I've tried many times, and by many ways to install the unavaliable > classes at my Windows Lyx, but I had no success in. Can somebody give > me some advice do do it? I need mainly the Curriculum Vitae one. LyX comes already with a Curriculum Vitae class installed. Look for it in the list of available classes. Oh, sorry! I installed so long ago the CV class that I had already forgotten that I had installed it. Download http://wiki.lyx.org/uploads/Examples/CV/cv_JMarc.layout and insert it into your .lyx/layouts directory. Paul That is similar but not the same file that LyX now installs by default called cv.layout You can compare them if you wish. cv.layout Description: Binary data
Re: Stange appearance for xform in linux
Thanks Jurgen. It works. I have tried to convert the .po file to utf-8, but it was not worked. What is the difference between the two kind of LANG variable processing in lyx? e.g. hu_HU.UTF-8 vs. hu_HU.UTF-8 Alex Juergen Spitzmueller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> írta: > > What is the problem? How to resole it? > [...] > > My setting for locale is: > > LANG=hu_HU.UTF-8 > > does it help if you start lyx with > LANG=hu_HU lyx > (without UTF-8)? > > Jürgen > Halld és lásd a 20. századot! Cikkek és videók a század történelmi eseményeiről az [origo] Múltkor oldalán. http://mult-kor.hu/cikk.php?article=12020
Re: Stange appearance for xform in linux
theblond wrote: > Thanks Jurgen. > > It works. > > I have tried to convert the .po file to utf-8, but it was > not worked. > What is the difference between the two kind of LANG variable > processing in lyx? The problem is that LyX cannot handle unicode currently, but your system uses unicode. With the command I mentioned, you start LyX explicitely in a non-unicode language environment (latin-2, if I'm not mistaken). You'll be pleased to hear that the forthcoming version of LyX will do this change automatically on startup, and even more pleased that it is one of the main goals of the next development cycle (LyX 1.5) to make LyX use unicode internally. Jürgen
Re: [announce] sixth release of LyXWinInstaller
Bo Peng wrote: Dear list, Under linux, I can put a customized .bst file with the lyx file and use it in the 'bibtex bibliography" dialog. This does not work under windows. Is it because bibtex can not find the .bst file? Bo I use a customized .bst file (Win XP, MiKTeX). It's in the local texmf tree, and I had to run MiKTeX's version of texhash to update the file database. Can't remember if I had to reconfigure LyX or not, but I think so. If you View->LaTeX info->BibTeX styles, can you see the .bst file? /Paul
