On Wednesday 10 March 2010 19:59:11 Rob Oakes wrote:
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> I have been working on the "Writing with open source tools" book,
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Outstanding idea Rob! There are boo
On Wednesday 10 March 2010 19:59:11 Rob Oakes wrote:
> Dear LyX Users,
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> Is anyone aware if there is a realistic limitation on the number of images
> you can have in a long document (or the size of the resultant PDF)?
> Yesterday, I've run into a problem that I don't know how to solve.
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Am 10.03.2010 16:53, schrieb Pierre Delaunoy:
Does anyone know how to set a background color (i.e. lightgray) for a
section
or a subsection so that it appears also in the output PDF?
To achieve this, you must assure that the section that should be colored
starts on a new page. This can be done
Dear LyX Users,
Is anyone aware if there is a realistic limitation on the number of images
you can have in a long document (or the size of the resultant PDF)?
Yesterday, I've run into a problem that I don't know how to solve.
I have been working on the "Writing with open source tools" book,
Just FYI,
if you don't know already the tool 'catdoc' (quotting from its official
web-page [1]):
"is program which reads one or more Microsoft word files and outputs
text, contained insinde them to standard output."
...
"Optionaly, catdoc is able to translate some non-ASCII chars into
corres
Could someone kindly help me on how to get a box continue over two pages
of a book (it's too long to fit on one page). Thanks! FN
Hello
Does anyone know how to set a background color (i.e. lightgray) for a section
or a subsection so that it appears also in the output PDF ?
I have tried \colorbox and it works for standard text (paragraphs) but not for
sections.
Thanks
Pierre Delaunoy
John K writes:
> I added the following to the Lyx external_templates file:
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> Template Python
> GuiName "Python: $$AbsOrRelPathParent$$Basename"
> HelpText
> Python diagram.
> HelpTextEnd
> InputFormat "*"
I think you need to define an input format and a .py -> .pdf converter which
runs the pyt
John K wrote:
I am trying to auto-generate a diagram from a Python script in my Lyx document using the "External
Material" function. I have created a Python script called "myscript.py" which generates a
diagram and saves it to "myscript.pdf". I am trying to make Lyx run my script to generate
Chaka Ben wrote:
Hello Lyx-Users,
I am a total newbie to LyX from Germany. I really appreciate the ability of LyX
as an WYSIWYG-Program and the possibility to see how LyX converts inputs to the
LaTeX-Code.
But is there a possibility to change the LaTeX-Code within LyX? If not, how do
you cha
2010/3/8 Stefano Franchi
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> Thanks Julien,
>I actually forgot to mention an important detail: the original of
> the file
> that Lyx wants to convert is in .png format already, hence my puzzlement.
> Unfortunately, I can't produce a small file easily. I'll keep working on it
> and
On Wed, Mar 10, 2010 at 12:36 PM, Chaka Ben wrote:
Hello Lyx-Users,
I am a total newbie to LyX from Germany. I really appreciate the ability of LyX
as an WYSIWYG-Program and the possibility to see how LyX converts inputs to the
LaTeX-Code.
But is there a possibility to change the LaTeX
I am trying to auto-generate a diagram from a Python script in my Lyx document
using the "External Material" function. I have created a Python script called
"myscript.py" which generates a diagram and saves it to "myscript.pdf". I am
trying to make Lyx run my script to generate the diagram wh
AFAIK, export to LaTeX and work externally. Hope it works for you.
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Julio Rojas
jcredbe...@gmail.com
On Wed, Mar 10, 2010 at 12:36 PM, Chaka Ben wrote:
> Hello Lyx-Users,
>
> I am a total newbie to LyX from Germany. I really appreciate the abilit
Hello Lyx-Users,
I am a total newbie to LyX from Germany. I really appreciate the ability of LyX
as an WYSIWYG-Program and the possibility to see how LyX converts inputs to the
LaTeX-Code.
But is there a possibility to change the LaTeX-Code within LyX? If not, how do
you change the LaTeX-Code
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