I'd like to put a bit more vertical space between rows than LyX
provides. I've tried setting the space above or below in the
Layout->Paragraph box, but that seems to either have no effect, if a
single cell is selected, or to only set the space above or below the
whole table, not the stuff within t
Guido Milanese wrote:
> I installed the excellent bibliography manager called
> "tkbibtex". It works very well, and was able to digest a big
> file with about 1000 entries. I have a problem with this
> bibliographic manager + LyX. I think I did what is required for
> the setup of the pipe to and
On 16-Aug-00 Herbert Voss answered my request concerning
BiBTeX and wrote:
> do you run latex twice by hand?
Thank you! I can explain... when I used TeX in MsDos, I had
written a little batch file that was running latex, bibtex and
so on. Now, under Linux, I had simply forgotten what I had to
d
Please excuse me for asking a second question the very first day
of my membership in this usergroup... I promise to help as soon
as I will be a more proficient user of LyX.
I installed the excellent bibliography manager called
"tkbibtex". It works very well, and was able to digest a big
file with
relays.mail-abuse.org has changed their service, and my present software
cannot use this service. As a consequence, we might see some relayed spam
to this list. I should be able to fix the problem in the next day or so.
Thx for patience,
Mate
Guido Milanese wrote:
>
> (1) When I run BiBTeX under Lyx, the file is compiled correctly
> and
> references are displayed in the DVI preview. But if I compile the
> LaTeX file
> "manually" the compiler cannot find my *.bib files (it does not
> matter if
> they are in the /bib directory or in th
On Tue, 15 Aug 2000, Florian Cramer said:
> What thrills me most in the ongoing efforts to make LyX
> GUI-indpendent is the prospect of a ncurses-LyX running on the
> console. I personally would be excited by that because (a) it would
> allow me to dump X11 from my laptop and (b) I generally prefe
Thanks Herbert for helping me with my DVI export problems, it works now.
I have one other problem. I am running LyX from a Windows machine and when
i choose the command "export postscript" I get the following output:
This is dvips(k) 5.86 Copyright 1999 Radical Eye Soft
I am a relatively new user of Lyx and I like it very much. I am
experiencing
a rather annoyng problem (asked for help in the TeX list but to
no success).
I am using tetex and Linux SuSe 6.4.
Description:
(1) When I run BiBTeX under Lyx, the file is compiled correctly
and
references are displayed
> 2. I copied g-brief.cls and g-brief.sty from g-brief into og and
> renamed then nzletter.cls and nzletter.sty
If you're using another class-file as base then you should not copy the
whole file but only use it as base for your class and the modify the stuff
you need with \renewcommand.
Hav
John O'Gorman wrote:
> The hard part is now understanding the (entirely uncommented)
> g-brief-en.cls file. I have the books (by Lamport, Goossens, et alii)
> but the .cls file uses things like picture(0,0) in undocumented ways.
> This seems to produce a picture environment of zero dimensions! w
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