>>Subject: Re: last page odd & Fedora Core 1 (follow-up)
>>From: Jane McKean <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>Date: 21 Jul 2004 17:06:04 -0700
>>
>>To answer some of my own questions:
>>
>>
>>> Two questions -
>>>
>>> (1) I want to have LyX generate PDFs where the last page is odd (
Andrew A. Gill wrote:
tex/latex/pfu/ot1pfu.fd
tex/latex/pfu/t1pfu.fd
tex/latex/pfu/ts1pfu.fd
dvips/config/pfu.map
vtex/config/pfu.ali
and I've run texhash.
What am I missing?
Supposing that you have a teTeX distribution installed.
write into texmf/dvips/config/updmap in the part extra_modules
extra
Dear Lyx Users,
My name is Michael M. Bosen, and I'm the webmaster of Millennium 3D. I
recently visited your web site at cutlerjaffe.net. I enjoyed it very
much, thank you for all the effort.
I wanted to let you know that we have posted a link on our web site to
yours. Please take a moment to
To answer some of my own questions:
> Two questions -
>
> (1) I want to have LyX generate PDFs where the last page is odd (e.g.
> the back cover in a two-sided document). I'm using \usepackage{pdfpages}
> to include PDFs for the front and back covers for our compiler manuals,
> and the content
On Wed, 21 Jul 2004, Angus Leeming wrote:
>
> The tex FAQ pages provide a wealth of info. See 'Installing a Type 1
> font'
> http://www.tex.ac.uk/cgi-bin/texfaq2html?label=instt1font
*\latinfamily{pfu}
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<*> \latinfamily
{
Andrew A. Gill wrote:
> Has anyone ever successfully installed a font?
Yes. This week. And I'm clueless.
> I personally believe it can't be done. After spending the
> better part of a week downloading various files, I am still sans
> Futura fonts, even though I have:
>
> Futura.tfm pfubo8a.t
Has anyone ever successfully installed a font?
I personally believe it can't be done. After spending the
better part of a week downloading various files, I am still sans
Futura fonts, even though I have:
Futura.tfm pfubo8a.tfm pfuk8r.tfm pful7t.tfm pfulo8c.tfm
pfum8t.tfm pfub7t.tfm pf
Yosef Meller wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I've followed the instructions on the Wiki to make instant preview work -
> and it did. But only in an english document. When I select Hebrew as the
> document language, new formulae are not previewed, and so are formulae
> that I change.
>
> Is there something wrong
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Hi,
I've followed the instructions on the Wiki to make instant preview work -
and it did. But only in an english document. When I select Hebrew as the
document language, new formulae are not previewed, and so are formulae that
I change.
Is there so
Vaclav Smidl wrote:
I had the impression that \minipage is an improved (robust) \parbox...
The footnotes are example of a difference (improvement)
The latex help says:
A \parbox command is used for a parbox containing a small piece of text,
with nothing fancy inside. In particular, you shouldn'
Herbert Voss wrote:
> oh sorry, cut'n paste ... :-(
> Should be
[ snip...]
Got it.
> this is the style, where you do not need the additional \vspace
> at the end.
>
> the bug is another one:
> when I insert Format->Paragraph->Space-After->User defined a
> length like \normalbaselineskip and then
Angus Leeming wrote:
Hmmm. Your file doesn't compile, Herbert. Let's fix that first.
I find that changing "\newenvironment{LyXitemize}{%", above to
"\newenvironment{LyXitemize*}{%" makes latex happy. Is that what you mean?
oh sorry, cut'n paste ... :-(
Should be
Style Itemize*
CopyStyle
Hi,
I am using the Gentoo distribution and I am working with LyX 1.3.4
My problem is after i defined in LyX at Documents Class: Article
(Hebrew) and I try to use: Definition, Lemma and etc... I see in LyX
gebrish insted of the words in hebrew. I dont have problem to see what i
write in hebrew. A
Herbert Voss wrote:
> Angus Leeming wrote:
>
>> Tune the appearence on the lyx screen to suit. If you don't care about
>> that, then you may even be able to whittle it down to:
>>
>> Try adding an "Itemize*" environment to layouts/stdlists.inc. Eg
>> (untested):
>>
>> # Itemize style definition
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a question about importing LaTeX files into LyX. In general I have
> very few problems, but there is one recurring problem that I would like
> to find a fix for.
>
> Most of my documents contain figures, and I use \includegraphics to
> display them under
On Wednesday 21 July 2004 12:31, Herbert Voss wrote:
> Vaclav Smidl wrote:
>
> > My point was that if you specify the width of a column in a table, you
> > can insert the same stuff as in parbox.
>
> the behaviour of footnotes is different and the vertival space
> for the first line also.
>
> > I a
Hi,
I have a question about importing LaTeX files into LyX. In general I have
very few problems, but there is one recurring problem that I would like to
find a fix for.
Most of my documents contain figures, and I use \includegraphics to
display them under LaTeX. Is there a reason why LyX leaves t
On Jul 21, 2004, at 12:06 AM, Jan Peters wrote:
I have had no such problems with my Lyx/Mac. On both OS X 10.2 and
10.3.
I get the same output in the console and I also have both .tfm and
.pfb
fonts installed.
Must be something else?
Steve,
which version of Lyx do you have 1.3.4 or 1.3.3?
I belie
Vaclav Smidl wrote:
When you fix the column width, each cell is set as a \parbox, so there is
no need to use minipage. (see attachment) However, the resulting .ps is
slightly different (extra vspace at the end of the second cell)...
I don't see any \parbox in the latex export of the example, but
\b
Jean-Pierre Chretien wrote:
To conclude, it's not necessary to insert a minipage, unless you plan
to format things in a way only allowed by minipage environment.
you _always_ need a minipage, when you insert a list environment
like description, itemite a.s.o. With a parbox you'll get an
additional
> >>
> >>
> >> Onto aesthetics now!
>
> Try adding an "Itemize*" environment to layouts/stdlists.inc. Eg
> (untested):
>
> # Itemize style definition
> Style Itemize*
> MarginStatic
> LatexType Item_Environment
> LatexName itemize*
> NextNoIndent
> >>When you fix the column width, each cell is set as a \parbox, so there is
> >> no need to use minipage. (see attachment) However, the resulting .ps is
> >> slightly different (extra vspace at the end of the second cell)...
>
> I don't see any \parbox in the latex export of the example, but
> \b
Angus Leeming wrote:
Tune the appearence on the lyx screen to suit. If you don't care about
that, then you may even be able to whittle it down to:
Try adding an "Itemize*" environment to layouts/stdlists.inc. Eg
(untested):
# Itemize style definition
Style Itemize*
CopyStyle Itemize
Rob S wrote:
>>
>>
>> Onto aesthetics now!
>>
>
> I've just delved into Herbert V's tips n tricks page on tables:
>
> http://www.texnik.de/table/Examples/examples.phtml#center
>
> Two examples here show the itemize environment in a table.
>
> Q. How can I change from Lyx creating \begin{ite
>>From: Vaclav Smidl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>Subject: Re: Tables - general question
>>Date: Wed, 21 Jul 2004 11:48:31 +
>>
>>>
>>> >>> I do not know. Possibly you can use a minipage for that.
>>> >>
>>> >>Again, I'll have a look at this method as well.
>>>
>>> It works, s
>
>
> Onto aesthetics now!
>
I've just delved into Herbert V's tips n tricks page on tables:
http://www.texnik.de/table/Examples/examples.phtml#center
Two examples here show the itemize environment in a table.
Q. How can I change from Lyx creating \begin{itemize} to
\begin{itemize*}?
The la
> When you fix the column width, each cell is set as a \parbox, so there
is
> no
> need to use minipage. (see attachment) However, the resulting .ps is
> slightly
> different (extra vspace at the end of the second cell)...
Onto aesthetics now!
In the example, row 1 height is determined by the
Vaclav Smidl wrote:
>> >>> I do not know. Possibly you can use a minipage for that.
>> >>
>> >>Again, I'll have a look at this method as well.
>>
>> It works, see attached example.
>> You need to set the column width if you want the minipage width be
>> a % of the column, and to get a proper LyX la
>
> >>> I do not know. Possibly you can use a minipage for that.
> >>
> >>Again, I'll have a look at this method as well.
>
> It works, see attached example.
> You need to set the column width if you want the minipage width be
> a % of the column, and to get a proper LyX layout: compare col 1 and 2
Jean-Pierre;
>
> It works, see attached example.
> You need to set the column width if you want the minipage width be
> a % of the column, and to get a proper LyX layout: compare col 1 and
2.
I think that is exactly what we need! Thanks for your time :-)
>
> --
> Jean-Pierre
Rob S
>>From: "Rob S" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>Subject: RE: Tables - general question
>>Date: Wed, 21 Jul 2004 10:00:18 +0100
[..]
>>>
>>> I do not know. Possibly you can use a minipage for that.
>>
>>Again, I'll have a look at this method as well.
It works, see attached exampl
>
> > Text alignment within the table causes her the most problems
(differing
> > amounts of cell padding).
>
> This is the standard TeX way, adapt the column width to the content.
> Using the right-click table context menu, you can give the columns a
> fixed width (Where fixed can also mean a ce
On 20.07.04, Rob S wrote:
> Text alignment within the table causes her the most problems (differing
> amounts of cell padding).
This is the standard TeX way, adapt the column width to the content.
Using the right-click table context menu, you can give the columns a
fixed width (Where fixed can al
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