Re: Image quality in exported documents

> > can't get my images and charts etc to look acceptable I may have no > > choice. > > It's definitely possible to get the images to look as they should.. might > need to play around a little in the beginning and figure out a mechanism > that works for different image formats.. I did play around

Re: Image quality in exported documents

On Wed, 20 Aug 2003 01:16 pm, Remzi Seker wrote: > Are you talking about the preview (on screen view) or the printout too? Both. > Can you send a sample (small) document? Sure, I've attached an example Lyx file and associated images. > What kind of images are we really talking about? Mainl

Change tracking for LyX 1.3.2 (QT)

Hi fellow LyXers, I've patched LyX 1.3.2 with John Levon's change tracking code. This is a really nifty feature, so I wanted to get it working on the stable 1.3.2 release, which I used for writing my thesis. The patch is based on 1.3cvs which doesn't have support for the QT. I didn't test the

Re: Image quality in exported documents

Alistair Atkinson wrote: > in a document when exporting to DVI, PS or PDF. Images appear kind of > "blocky", almost like they are at a low resolution. I think I've seen this before.. the problem is usually when the native format in which the image was created was not eps for a PS or jpg for a PDF

Re: Output using arial font

Let's assume that the audience is not typographically naive enough to distinguish the two. How would I go about exporting a postscript or PDF file that has arial embedded. --Ben On August 18, 1:14 pm William Adams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Assuming the audience is typographically naïve enough

RE: Image quality in exported documents

Are you talking about the preview (on screen view) or the printout too? Can you send a sample (small) document? What kind of images are we really talking about? The problem may be your images (if the lossless format looks bad, the lossy or compressed version won't look better than that anyway).

Image quality in exported documents

Hello, I've been using Lyx for about 12 months, and think it's an absolutely brilliant piece of software. I am currently using version 1.3.1. However, I have been having major difficulties with the quality of images in a document when exporting to DVI, PS or PDF. Images appear kind of "blocky

Jurabib

Hello, I have been using LyX 1.6 under SuSE 7.3 and installed Jurabib ( www.jurabib.org ). Now I moved to LyX 1.3.1 on Knoppix and when I want to use Jurabib it fails. I saved the file as a TeX file and compiled it with success but in LyX it seems to fail. I have includ

Re: how to easily move sections of a document?

> with standard text under it and i would like to move > that entire section below another section. i saw post How about a simple cut and paste of the old section (including the heading) below the other section? Make sure that when you select the old section, the section number also gets selected

how to easily move sections of a document?

Hi all, I am new to Lyx and this might be a really easy thing to do. I tried looking in the UG (after reading the introduction and tutorial) and i don't seem to grasp how i can move a section around in my document easily. i currently have a section heading with standard text under it and i would

Re: lyx 1.3.0 and references in HTML

Thanks for that info! One other thing: how can I have the document references generated from lyx in proper HTML also? Currently they appear as a click-box and not as an underlined URL as I would suppose. TIA, Thomas Herbert Voß wrote: Thomas Weller schrieb: I have written a document using l

Reordering the bibliography entries?

Hi, i am not sure of how in-depth my issue is, but i am hoping for some kind of easy solution. In my thesis i have a bibliography which is in the main document. Now i am trying to find a way to arrange the bibliography entries, so they match their order of appearance throughout the text, i.e. the

Re: fancyhdr

On Tue, 2003-08-19 at 00:13, Juergen Spitzmueller wrote: > John Sheahan wrote: > > I'm using fancyhdr to include a logo (and other stuff, whixh works more > > often) in my document header/footer. It works fine as long as I include > > a graphic _somewhere_ in the document body. > > Try > \usepack