bill jehle wrote:
> Hi;
> This is kind of off the wall and I have no idea how
> difficult it would be, but has anyone written a
> layout file to support a document class for musixtex?
I like the idea. I just discovered MusixTeX over the weekend, and spent a night
writing a package to simplify en
Hi;
This is kind of off the wall and I have no idea how
difficult it would be, but has anyone written a
layout file to support a document class for musixtex?
Bill Jehle
___
There -IS- no substitute for cubic inches.
On Wed, 15 Mar 2000, Emanuele Olivetti wrote:
> Hi, I tried to view landscape LyX slides (FoilTeX) with ghostview, but
> the right part of the slide doesn't appear: the text is cut.
> I haven't this problem with dvips, only with gv (by Johannes Plass).
> Shall I use another viewer? Is it a proble
Herbert Voss wrote:
> Kevin Gross wrote:
> >
> > Hi all!
> >
> > ...it was not until the advancement of molecular orbital theory that
> > cycloaddition reactions were well understood [1,2,5].
> >
> > as opposed to the absolutely unacceptable :)
> >
> > ...it was not until the advancement of molec
Kevin Gross wrote:
>
> Hi all!
>
> ...it was not until the advancement of molecular orbital theory that
> cycloaddition reactions were well understood [1,2,5].
>
> as opposed to the absolutely unacceptable :)
>
> ...it was not until the advancement of molecular orbital theory that
> cycloaddit
Hi all!
I just started using LyX to write a lot of scientific reports and
papers. The subject material is usually physical chemistry, so LyX's
math typesetting and inline graphics support has been simply amazing. I
am able to produce papers that are far more pleasing to the eye than
could ever
>
> The problem is, that I cannot install this package correctly, because I do not
> have access to the latex installation.
> So I could not do step 4 of the installation procedure.
>
> 4. Move the files to their destination.
>
> The filesare and are needed by
>
Thanx for the tip...
However, although I did find a language that did satisfy my needs
(croatian) I am still wondering how can I create one more Language entry?
Basically, I came to the point where I realised that the Language definitions
are more part of Tex/LaTeX then Lyx... So, I was w
On Tue, 14 Mar 2000, Andre Poenitz wrote:
> Subject: Re: wild development ideas
>
> > Sounds truly wild. If these programms have a scripting or macro
> > language,
>
> Most of the interesting programs are scriptable. Maple e.g:
>
> echo "lprint(expand((x+1)^3));" | maple -q
>
> -
>>Subject: landscape slides in postscript
>>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Lyx User Mailing List)
>>Date: Wed, 15 Mar 2000 15:52:53 +0100 (MET)
>>From: Emanuele Olivetti <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>
>>Hi, I tried to view landscape LyX slides (FoilTeX) with ghostview, but
>>the right part of the slide doesn't a
Hi, I tried to view landscape LyX slides (FoilTeX) with ghostview, but
the right part of the slide doesn't appear: the text is cut.
I haven't this problem with dvips, only with gv (by Johannes Plass).
Shall I use another viewer? Is it a problem with postscript?
I have to do a presentation (of my
>>Subject: Presentation with FoilTeX
>>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Lyx User Mailing List)
>>Date: Tue, 14 Mar 2000 19:25:13 +0100 (MET)
>>From: Emanuele Olivetti <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>
>>As you probably know I'm at the end of my thesis...8-} . Now I'm trying to
>>set up the presentation; obviously I w
As you probably know I'm at the end of my thesis...8-} . Now I'm trying to
set up the presentation; obviously I want to use LyX.
They say to me to use my notebook instead of that old-fashioned slides...
I'll prepare both of them, because I like slides. No way to use PowerPoint,
as they suggested.
> I'm sorry for the noise, but embarrassing enough, I lost my
> list-server information mail, and I can't figure how to unsubscribe.
Fortunately enough for people who tend to forget things like you and me
there is a List-Unsubsribe: header inserted automatically in every mail that
comes from the
> Reading http://www.sciface.com/products/demos/index.shtml, it seems that
> MuPad is for practical purposes equivalent to Maxima. In fact the syntax
> seems to be so similar that I wonder if it's derived from Macsyma.
Definitely not. AFAIK MuPAD was build from scratch and has no connection
at al
Dear lyxers,
I'm sorry for the noise, but embarrassing enough, I lost my
list-server information mail, and I can't figure how to unsubscribe.
THX
Uli
--
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Dept. of Geology Fon
Tuukka Toivonen wrote:
>
> Another font problem.
>
> Normal variables are written in italics. All right.
>
> Some things -- like functions -- are written in normal font. I can
> get that using Alt-M-M in math mode. All right.
>
> But how can I get bold font for things like matrices?
>
> Or mo
On Wed, 15 Mar 2000, Jean-Pierre.Chretien wrote:
> >>equals ..." oops. What? Exactly, push the 'evaluate' button and the
> >>result is inserted. You are far more productive this way than launching
> >>a seperate application and do import and export manually.
> >>Andre'
> But this use is not so fr
Another font problem.
Normal variables are written in italics. All right.
Some things -- like functions -- are written in normal font. I can
get that using Alt-M-M in math mode. All right.
But how can I get bold font for things like matrices?
Or more generally: how to change the font type and
Torsten Mueller wrote:
> >\usepackage{bbm} in the preamble,
> I couldnt find this package.
> I have only found sbbm.sty
>
> >then you can use \mathbbm{R}, \mathbbm{N},
> with sbbm.sty there is a command \mathbb{}, but when I use this with R
> then I get a normal R and not with two lines at t
On Wed, 15 Mar 2000, Andre Poenitz wrote:
> Well, MuPAD is more or less free,
Yes, but it is not GNU. Apparently it isn't even open source.
> Maple costs. The other day my boss
So it's out of question, IMHO.
> I can't compare any of them to Maxima though...
Reading http://www.sciface.com/pr
> > There is indeed a TeX/LaTeX newsgroup, and it is NOT overrun by spam.
> > Take a look for yourself, comp.text.tex, and you'll see what I mean.
There are some questions in this group concerning LyX but not
many.
New Lyx-Users will probably ask more questions concering LaTeX than
concerning L
>Try the following simple thing
>
>Insert:
>
>\usepackage{amsfonts}
>
>in the latex preamble
>
>
>then in the matheditor type:
> \mathbb{R} or
>\mathbb{N} or
>\mathbb{C} or
>\mathbb{Q} or
>\mathbb{Z}
>
this works, however, the result is not the correct symbol for reel number R.
This is w
Try the following simple thing
Insert:
\usepackage{amsfonts}
in the latex preamble
then in the matheditor type:
\mathbb{R} or
\mathbb{N} or
\mathbb{C} or
\mathbb{Q} or
\mathbb{Z}
best,
Staffan
P.S. I've found "The (not so) short quide to LaTeX - or LaTeX in 89 minutes"
useful
It
"Diego A. Puertas F." wrote:
>
> 1- I'm a spanish spoker. I have allready configured my thesis so:
>
>Chapter is Capítulo
>Section is Sección
>
> and so on, but the float algorithm refuses to translate, it
>keeps on saying "Algorithm". how can I overide this?
in lat
>\usepackage{bbm} in the preamble,
I couldnt find this package.
I have only found sbbm.sty
>then you can use \mathbbm{R}, \mathbbm{N},
with sbbm.sty there is a command \mathbb{}, but when I use this with R
then I get a normal R and not with two lines at the left side (as I would
have expect
>>From: Andre Poenitz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>Subject: Re: wild development ideas
>>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>Date: Wed, 15 Mar 2000 09:03:44 +0100 (MET)
>>Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>
>>> I really don't see the point of being able to write matlab code
>>> from LyX;
>>
>>Have you ever used Scientific Wo
Hello list, I have two questions:
1- I'm a spanish spoker. I have allready configured my thesis so:
Chapter is Capítulo
Section is Sección
and so on, but the float algorithm refuses to translate, it
keeps on saying "Algorithm". how can I overide this?
2- I'm using the
> I really don't see the point of being able to write matlab code
> from LyX;
Have you ever used Scientific Workplace?
Imagine something like LyX. You start writing
"It is well know that the integral
\int e^x sin^2 x dx
equals ..." oops. What? Exactly, push the 'eva
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