"insert > special character > superscript" and type in "\circ"
It looks bad in lyx but nice in print!
In latex "$^\circ$"
On Thu, 8 Nov 2001, Rodney Kanno wrote:
> How do I insert a degree symbol? I tried doing a "insert => special
> character => superscript => o" but the o does not look
I Wayan Warmada wrote:
>On Thu, 8 Nov 2001, Rodney Kanno wrote:
>
>>I need help writing a element symbol (sim to H2O) the symbol should be like:
>>
>> =
>>CO
>> 3
>>
>
>type CO the C-m --> type ^= --> move the cursor down (still in math box) --> type _3
>
>Wayan
>
>
Ahh so easy..and I w
On Thu, 8 Nov 2001, Rodney Kanno wrote:
> I need help writing a element symbol (sim to H2O) the symbol should be like:
>
> =
> CO
> 3
type CO the C-m --> type ^= --> move the cursor down (still in math box) --> type _3
Wayan
I need help writing a element symbol (sim to H2O) the symbol should be like:
=
CO
3
I hope that shows correctly...but basically it's like CO2, but the =
sign and the # 3 are above each other in superscript and subscript. I
guess it would be like using the fraction without the line.
On 5 Nov, Vern Kyle wrote:
> This would describe my situation as well. lyx et al is installed in
> /opt/latex/bin. The next question is what would I have do to change
> where lyx looks for the environment variables?
Oh. We're talking basic Unix stuff, here. Basically, add /opt/latex/bin
to yo
On Thu, Nov 08, 2001 at 03:42:43PM -1000, Rodney Kanno wrote:
> How do I insert a degree symbol? I tried doing a "insert => special
> character => superscript => o" but the o does not look quite right...is
> there another way of doing this?
>
> Rodney
http://www.lyx.org/help/symbols/textcomp.h
How do I insert a degree symbol? I tried doing a "insert => special
character => superscript => o" but the o does not look quite right...is
there another way of doing this?
Rodney
It's probably due to 2.0.16 vs 2.1.35 (the one I use).
Etienne
Didn't try that... I managed to fix the problem by chown'ing my
/var/lib/texfm directory tree to be owned by my normal user account,
rather than root (it turned out that things were working fine when I ran
LyX as root, and that it was some sort of permissions problem). I know
this isn't the clea
Thanks Nick,
but it doesn't seem to work. Here is an example file attached... I used
display formula before, I wonder if this is a bug or I am doing something
wrong.
Thanks
Remzi
On Wednesday 07 November 2001 18:55, Nick Burgan wrote:
> Remzi,
>
> You can toggle between the superscript/sunsc
Hello,
I'm not subscribed to the list from this address but I need a tip that was
sent during the week. I looked on the archive but the last message archived
was on October 17.
Last week, I asked how I can modify the environments so that I replace the
Noun character style with another one. Someo
Hi will,
Seems like I recall having a similar problem back when I started using LyX.
Have you tried running texhash?
// George
> How it possible to paste contains in Windows clipboard to LyX?
If using XWin32 use your mouse:
place your mouse where to insert the contents
click the middle mouse button
With two button mice you have to click both mouse buttons together ;-)
Claus
On Thu, 8 Nov 2001, Leonid N Kuzmin wrote:
>How it possible to paste contains in Windows clipboard to LyX?
I take it you're using Windows :->
I think it depends on your X-server. Read its documentation,
if there's mentioned if data can be exchanged between windows
and X clipboards. I suppose at
Hi,
How it possible to paste contains in Windows clipboard to LyX?
Leon
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On Wed, 7 Nov 2001, Matej Cepl wrote:
> >>> f2 = [sprintf(" %s &",form)](kron(ones(1,C),1:length(form)+3));
> ^
Well, it is missing something. Try inserting a "*" in the line:
f2 = [sprintf(" %s &",form)] * (kron(ones(1,C),1:length(form)+3));
I can't think of an
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