hi
i have never made lyx templates before, but am about to graduate and
lately i have doing a lot of resumes, SRS (software requirement
specifications) and other such documents. my question is, if i put the
templates together for the above said documents, can i post it up here
on lyx mailing list?
As reported on this list, some users had problems to open older LyX files with LyX 1.6.x. The
problem was a corrupted file of the scripting language Python that is used by LyX for file conversions.
When you are affected by this problem, replace the file "unicodedata.pyd" that you find in LyX's
jezZiFeR wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I would like to change the fontsize of margins and, if possible, also
> other attributes in report-class (KOMA-script):
> I would like to have them a little smaller, left adjusted, and without
> serifs.
>
> Is the same also possible for citations, there I would like
Hello,here is another question I have on XeTex. In the wiki I found the following instruction:You need to select the encoding utf8-plain (in Document→Settings→Language→Encoding) for XeTeX. If you select utf8-plain…Did I do that right? I tried the following two encodings:In this case I get loads of
Christopher Menzel wrote:
> But just how is it supposed to do that?
Yeah, that's what I figured.
> You should be able to do this quite easily. With Debian-based
> distributions (as well as most (?) others) you can always use the
> /usr/local hierarchy to install your own software, and my hunch
On Jan 10, 2009, at 2:19 PM, Martin Görg wrote:
...
on my pursuit of happiness (install LyX) I bumped into something
most inconvenient. When I try to install LyX using aptitude, apt-
get, a .deb package, or the Synaptic Package Manager - just to name
a few - the whatever manager does not rea
I´ve tried several times now to use XeTex and followed the
instructions
from:
http://wiki.lyx.org/Mac/XeTeX
But I just get as far as "you should find a new item under the View
menu",
which never appears. What could that be, what is the problem?
That´s why I thought that I would have to updat
Pavel Sanda wrote:
> this is known problem already solved in the forthcoming 1.6.2.
> pavel
Ah, now there's an answer! Thanks so much for this info. That's kind-of
what I was expecting.
Martin
Hello again,
on my pursuit of happiness (install LyX) I bumped into something most
inconvenient. When I try to install LyX using aptitude, apt-get, a .deb
package, or the Synaptic Package Manager - just to name a few - the
whatever manager does not realize that I already have a pretty and
working
Martin Görg wrote:
> I open the LyX User's Guide (or any other document) and klick on a
> reference. The pop-up dialog is empty showing none of the existing
> labels and when I click 'Update' LyX crashes with the message
> "lyx: SIGSEGV signal caught".
this is known problem already solved in the f
On Sat, Jan 10, 2009 at 8:57 AM, jezZiFeR wrote:
> Hello,
>
> thank you, Bennett.
>
> I´ve tried several times now to use XeTex and followed the instructions
> from:
> http://wiki.lyx.org/Mac/XeTeX
>
> But I just get as far as "you should find a new item under the View menu",
> which never appears
Martin Görg wrote:
> Ah, that is interesting. I didn't know about backports before. Thanks
> for that hint! I'll try it out.
I managed to get up and running with LyX 1.6.1 from the backports, but
the references are still messed up. Interestingly, only the provided
help documents had the problem of
Martin Görg wrote:
> Ah, that is interesting. I didn't know about backports before. Thanks
> for that hint! I'll try it out.
I managed to get up and running with LyX 1.6.1 from the backports, but
the references are still messed up. Interestingly, only the provided
help documents had the problem of
Tao Cumplido wrote:
> One thing I noticed though, when I process a new file the letters are
> somewhat pixelated if scaled to high resolutions whereas the pdf from files
> like Tutorial.lyx for example looks perfect.
>
> Now my question is of course, what do I have to do so that the output from
> f
Hi,
I am new to Lyx and still experimenting but it seems really good so far.
One thing I noticed though, when I process a new file the letters are somewhat
pixelated if scaled to high resolutions whereas the pdf from files like
Tutorial.lyx for example looks perfect.
Now my question is of cour
Hello,
I would like to change the fontsize of margins and, if possible, also
other attributes in report-class (KOMA-script):
I would like to have them a little smaller, left adjusted, and without
serifs.
Is the same also possible for citations, there I would like to change
the fontsize al
Martin Görg wrote:
rgheck wrote:
Intending no offense whatsoever...if you're new to Linux, then it may be
a good idea to stick with the official packages for your distro. I know
that means foregoing the advantages of coolprog new.0, but it also means
not running into weird problems.
Yo
Peter Baumgartner wrote:
Hello,
In my LyX installation 1.6.1 on Mac OSX I have a cross-reference window with
an input field called "Name" which is always grayed out so that no input is
possible.
Maybe this should work for formatted references? But how to use it?
This is only used with docb
> I just can tell that i have the same problem as you with lyx 1.6.1 on ubuntu
> 8.04 i386. If i start on a blank document, everything is fine, just if i
> want to turn my (allready written) document to a hyperref enabled document,
> i get that a lot of errors like you!
have you removed \usepackag
Muhammad moosavy wrote:
As a default, Lyx run on Miktex in windows. Can I run it on the texlive
distribution. I love Texlive.
It should. LyX just wants a working LaTeX distribution; it's agnostic
as to which distribution. (Disclaimer: I've used it with TeXLive on
Ubuntu, but only with Mi
Hello,
thank you, Bennett.
I´ve tried several times now to use XeTex and followed the
instructions from:
http://wiki.lyx.org/Mac/XeTeX
But I just get as far as "you should find a new item under the View
menu", which never appears. What could that be, what is the problem?
That´s why I thou
Shawn Willden-9 wrote:
>
> I have two machines, one running Debian unstable, the other running Ubuntu
> 7.10. Both have the texlive-full package installed from their respective
> repository. On the Debian box, pdflatex handles my document just fine,
> but
> on the Ubuntu box, I get errors
rgheck wrote:
> Intending no offense whatsoever...if you're new to Linux, then it may be
> a good idea to stick with the official packages for your distro. I know
> that means foregoing the advantages of coolprog new.0, but it also means
> not running into weird problems.
You have a point there. I
Hi
As a default, Lyx run on Miktex in windows. Can I run it on the texlive
distribution. I love Texlive.
Thanks
rgheck wrote:
> Martin Görg wrote:
>> When I have two documents open and I close one of them using Ctrl-w,
>> then I cannot input anything into the remaining document with the
>> keyboard. There is no reaction to the keyboard in that document
>> whatsoever.
>>
>>
> Is that true even if you cli
Hello,
In my LyX installation 1.6.1 on Mac OSX I have a cross-reference window with
an input field called "Name" which is always grayed out so that no input is
possible.
Maybe this should work for formatted references? But how to use it?
BTW: IMHO there should be more explication in the User'sGu
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