On 30.01.05, Rich Shepard wrote:
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> What's the trick to converting display mode to multiline mode in LyX?
Ctrl-Enter.
Probabely you will have to move stuff around in the 2x3 boxes you get to
adjust the alignment...
Günter
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G.Milde web.de
I have an equation that's rather long and the lengthy exponent on the end
sticks into the right margin. According to TCL2, Section 8.2.3 (page 471), I
can use the multiline environment to put a single equation on several lines:
no alignment. Right now the environment is display mode.
I put the
I have a couple of figures, each of which has four subfigures. There is no
explicit lettering, but TeX picks them up in order (top to bottom, left to
right).
This means that when I enter the reference in the text like this (Figure
[cross-reference]) what I see in the compiled output is a refere
On Sun, 30 Jan 2005, Georg Baum wrote:
Do they really want dvi? Then this is correct. I would close all LyX
instances, delete /tmp/lyx_tmpdir* and then open one LyX instance with the
document to make sure that I'll get the right one. I am however not sure
wether you'll need all lyx_tmpbuf directori
On Sun, 30 Jan 2005, Herbert Voss wrote:
my publisher only needs the pdf, the dvi is senseless. Also toc and lof,
when they cannot rum latex.
Herbert,
I will find out exactly which files they need. They have a TeXpert on
staff, and encourage the use of LaTeX for document preparation, but I have
Rich Shepard wrote:
They don't need the LaTeX (.tex) file, but the .eps, .dvi, .toc, .lof
etc.
Is this correct? Or, have I missed something here.
my publisher only needs the pdf, the dvi is senseless.
Also toc and lof, when they cannot rum latex.
Herbert
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http://TeXnik.de/
http://PSTricks.de/
Am Sonntag, 30. Januar 2005 17:56 schrieb Rich Shepard:
>I'm almost ready to send the document back to the publisher with the
> complete index, copyeditor's corrections made and anonymous reviewer's
> comments addressed. Since I'm submitting it in camera-ready format, I
assume
> that I need to
I've looked in both TLC2 and the Tips & Tricks Web page without seeing the
solution; \topfigrule and \botfigrule do nothing. Here's the situation:
A tabular float with three minipages across the width of the text area.
Each minipage has a small table (truth tables for AND, OR and NOT). The
publ
Hello LyXers,
if you are using LyX under Windows, you might have problems with LyX's
math fonts. E.g. the equal sign is not visible with all zooming factors
or Integral signs are placed too high.
These problems can be solved with the new font-package "BaKoMa4LyX" that
can be downloaded from:
h
Roland Schmitz schrieb:
thanx that's what i was looking for. Now i knwo how to insert a longtable, but
while using them without a table float, i dont know how to get a entry in my
list of tables, just write the name behind the table, with caption format
didn't work
Have a look at the LaTeX-packa
Hi,
Am Freitag, 28. Januar 2005 00:38 schrieben Sie:
> You might also have a look at the file
>
> TableExamples.lyx
>
> that is part of your LyX installatuion.
>
thanx that's what i was looking for. Now i knwo how to insert a longtable, but
while using them without a table float, i dont know h
On Sat, 29 Jan 2005, Rich Shepard wrote:
When I use the Find function (ctrl-f), enter a word to find and press the
"Find Next" button, it works just fine the first time through. If I then put
in a new search string and press the "Find Next" button, the process runs
through the entire document repl
I'm almost ready to send the document back to the publisher with the
complete index, copyeditor's corrections made and anonymous reviewer's
comments addressed. Since I'm submitting it in camera-ready format, I assume
that I need to tar (probably zip, actually) all the files in the most recent
/tm
On Sun, 30 Jan 2005, Maximillian Murphy wrote:
Am I right in imagining LyX as being rather like one of those HTML editors
that have a toggle between source code and a graphical representation, so
that one can happily type away in a graphical window until one comes to a
command sequence that is suff
On Sun, 30 Jan 2005 00:30:55 + (GMT), Maximillian Murphy
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Am I right in imagining LyX as being rather like one of those HTML editors
> that have a toggle between source code and a graphical representation, so
> that one can happily type away in a graphical window unt
Dear All,
I'm a Latex user who has, as the wending ways of the world sometimes
induce, stumbled over an advertisement for LyX.
Am I right in imagining LyX as being rather like one of those HTML editors
that have a toggle between source code and a graphical representation, so
that one can happil
On Sun, 30 Jan 2005, Juergen Spitzmueller wrote:
\markboth{Preface}{Preface}
Jürgen,
Thank you very much -- again.
How do I learn which command is appropriate under which circumstances? Is
\chaptermark best under only limited circumstances, while \markboth,
\markleft and \markright are more bro
Sivan Toledo wrote:
When working with the Win32 version of LyX 1.3.5 by Ruurd (the 1.3.5-qt
non commercial version) I run into a problem when I run LyX from either
a .bat script or from Windows explorer (by associating .lyx with the
binary). LyX seems to pass to latex the file name in a wrong wa
seems you are in lyx 1.3.5 which allows lyx to accept a file that has a
document class file, such as article.sty, which you dont have on your
machine or which lyx is not aware of.
You may want to run texhash at the command line before doing anything else.
Then restart lyx and see if there is any
When i try to open up a few different templates, lyx keeps informing me of a
Textclass error. "The document uses a missing Tex class (name of template).
Lyx will not be able to produce output."
could anyone tell me what file i am missing
cheers
rowan
Rich Shepard wrote:
> Based on the Header/Footer page of Herbert's Tips & Tricks, I put
> \chaptermark{Preface}
> at the beginning of the Preface. This puts the word, Preface, in the
> running head, but with the chapter number, 0, in front of it. Changing the
> command to \chaptermark*{Preface}
> p
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