I think I stumbled across a possible bug in Lyx 1.3.2.
When inserting an eqnarray environment, it seems that Lyx by default
creates a Latex equivalent
\begin{eqnarray*}
.. \\
.. \\
:
..
\end{eqnarray}
environemnt which does not create any equa
Instead of copy and paste, i thought there might be a
outline view or something where you can simply select
a section heading and click up/down or left/right
buttons or type some keys to move a section around.
Thanks.
.v
--- Nirmal Govind <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > with standard text under it
Alex Olivas wrote:
i've recently installed the latex-preview and i get previews for any math
that i now type that didn't exist before. for example if i had $x=1$
somewhere
in the document and retyped it in a different place i get no preview.
no error
either. lyx just doesn't bother trying to g
i've recently installed the latex-preview and i get previews for any math
that i now type that didn't exist before. for example if i had $x=1$
somewhere
in the document and retyped it in a different place i get no preview.
no error
either. lyx just doesn't bother trying to generate a preview.
I've run into the same problems with Solaris & 1.3 mentioned on the list
a couple of times before. The problem is that characters are rendered
incorrectly in the mathed display (the math panel is fine). For
example, \sum shows as P. This problem does not occur under 1.2.2.
I've created a simple
On August 20, 2003 01:16 am, Nirmal Govind wrote:
> > You're right! Unfortunately they don't use LyX, although I just got
> > the change tracking working last week, so there's opportunity to bring
> > them onside :).
>
> I guess so.. I'm trying myself to get some converts.. :-)
>
> > examiner, with
On August 19, 2003 10:36 pm, Nirmal Govind wrote:
> Hello Johnathan.. just curious - how exactly did you use the change
> tracking stuff.. I mean, was it just you making changes to your thesis
> and deciding, based on comments from your advisors I guess, as to
> whether to apply them? Or did your a
Hej .
The option "vertical alignement" in format-> array is unavailable. An
idea ?
Thanks,
Nicolas
Hej !
In a document with prosper style, changing the font size in the menu
Format->document->Format->font size
has not effect...
Is it possible to change the default size ?
Thanks
Nicolas
Juergen;
> > 1. Is there someway to have Bibtex auto-sort multiple citations
in
> > alphabetical order when they appear in the text? Ie, entering (Bob,
> > 1987; Sam, 2000; Fred, 1988) in Lyx but having Bibtex sort them in
> > alphabetical order in the final document?
>
> natbib option "so
> > 2. Currently using the above packages Insert-->Citation
produces
> > "Smith (1990)" and I need to enter \citep{smith} in ERT to get
"(Smith,
> > 1990)".
>
> You don't have LyX's natbib support enabled? (Document->Extras->use
natbib
> in
> xforms or Document->Biliography->use natbib in qt
Rob Saunders wrote:
> Dear list:
>
> I am currently using natbib and apalike to format my Phd
> bibliography.
> All is working well! But I have two questions to save a bit of time
> and effort:
>
> 1.Is there someway to have Bibtex auto-sort multiple citations in
> alphabetical order when
Rob Saunders wrote:
> 1. Is there someway to have Bibtex auto-sort multiple citations in
> alphabetical order when they appear in the text? Ie, entering (Bob,
> 1987; Sam, 2000; Fred, 1988) in Lyx but having Bibtex sort them in
> alphabetical order in the final document?
natbib option "sort&
Dear list:
I am currently using natbib and apalike to format my Phd bibliography.
All is working well! But I have two questions to save a bit of time and
effort:
1. Is there someway to have Bibtex auto-sort multiple citations in
alphabetical order when they appear in the text? Ie, enterin
If you use convert, try
convert file.png eps2:file.eps
This will produce a level 2 eps file, which allows for a compressed
bitmapped to be included, rather than the default type 1 eps, which stores
an uncompressed bitmap.
I don't know if it will make much difference with a png file, but it does
Thanks very much to everyone for the help and suggestions. It turns out that
Katrin was correct, and the problem was with the image resolution rather than
the methods used to export the document.
Thanks again,
Alistair
On Wed, 20 Aug 2003 07:47 pm, Katrin Pietzsch wrote:
> Hi Alistair,
> thou
Hi Alistair,
though you might meanwhile have solved the problem, here's another
suggestion how to improve the image quality. First of all I found that
your images delivered in the sample file have a resolution of
70-something dpi, which as far as I know is a little low for printing.
When you ex
Alistair Atkinson wrote:
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. Imag
Hello,
I am a newbie to the Winport of LyX of Reitsma (I am a little bit used to
Hentschel's port). It looks very well.
But I have a problem. I changed in the Preference window the language
settings to my own language: dutch. After 'apply', 'save' and restart I
hoped that the program was now in
> Perhaps. I've taken the PNG and used GIMP to convert it to an EPS. The EPS
What software generated the PNG image? Did it have an option for any other
format like JPEG or PS? Doesn't look like GIMP does a good job with PNG
files.. with the version I have, it didn't even give me the option to
exp
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