Nirmal Govind schrieb:
Hi.. I'm trying to change the size of a table within a float to
footnotesize. I tried putting \footnotesize as ERT before the table float
but that doesn't have any effect. Is there a way by which I can change the
size of a table that's in a float?
as first line _inside_ the f
Thanks Ive noticed that in the past but didn't really pay much attention
to it.
Herbert Voß wrote:
this is the wrong way, because you'll get some more
vertical space between image and caption which does
not look fine. This space comes from the environment
center.
Use instead as first line in the
Hi.. I'm trying to change the size of a table within a float to
footnotesize. I tried putting \footnotesize as ERT before the table float
but that doesn't have any effect. Is there a way by which I can change the
size of a table that's in a float?
Thanks,
nirmal
Can anyone share some advice or suggestions for converting man pages (in
groff -mandoc format) so they can be imported into lyx documents as
regular lyx content?
(I mean regular lyx, so I can place footnotes, labels, cross references by
different words.)
I converted to html by using groff -mandoc
On Sat, 13 Sep 2003, Matej Cepl wrote:
> The most simple way is to install a vector drawing program. If you are
> on Linux, then Sketch is what I use and I am very happy with that (yes,
> it can import and export EPS via pstoedit).
Matej,
Allow me to offer another tool for the same end: xfig.
At 17:59 10.09.2003 +0300, Tuukka Toivonen wrote:
Is there a way to crop arbitrary subrectangle from a postscript file, from
arbitrary position?
You can use Ghostview for converting PS to EPS. Then you will be asked
about the bounding box which can be placed graphically.
Then open your new eps-fi
On 2003-09-10, 14:59 GMT, Tuukka Toivonen wrote:
> I tried using psutils (pstops) but couldn't achieve that... I also tried
> editing "BoundingBox" in the Postscript file by hand (is it that which
> tells the printer what page size to use?). This way I was able to crop the
> right half of the page
(I send this to developers news group as well since they may know more
about my question below).
I don't know about the lyx source code but maybe there is a possibility
to directly tell LyX to use the shared libraries in its own installation
path in win XP/2000/9X instead of using the ones inst
