Re: Beamer multitude problems with lyx

On Wednesday 02 June 2010 12:07:51 Steve Litt wrote: > On Wednesday 02 June 2010 08:33:42 EK wrote: > > A BIG problem with the current Beamer is its inability to easily (by > > mere mortals) configure templates, or even determine the location of an > > institutional logo. This is trivial to do wit

Notes in Beamer (for a handout)

Hello people, This week i have to make a very important presentation and I made a presentation in Beamer and read about the NoteItem options to add Notes for a Handout. But I tried a lot of times and I didn't realize how to make it well. I would like something like this, an article and the presen

Re: Same question: Spellchecking OSX and cocoAspell

Dear Jess, We need now Lyx-wizards who better knows the interaction between aspell and Lyx. Have you tried to reinstall cocoaspell and reconfigure Lyx? Maybe there is a problem in your installation? I do not have any other idea about what is going wrong in your case. Sorry, Murat Le 4 juin 2010

Re: Same question: Spellchecking OSX and cocoAspell

Dear Murat, thanks again. I have now authorized each of the folders which contain dictionaries to read an write, just to be sure, and still had the same problem. In fact, I repaired permissions on 30th of May, very recently therefore. I now repaired permissions again, just to find out, if t

Re: Same question: Spellchecking OSX and cocoAspell

Is the file authorized for being read by the user (or larger rights?) ? Maybe Lyx does not have the right to read the file... Have you "corrected your authorizations" (I am translating from French a menu of the disk utility) recently? In the folder you indicate I have an aspell-fr-0.50-3 folder w

Re: Same question: Spellchecking OSX and cocoAspell

Hi Jess, Is the indicated alias absent from the indicated location? Maybe you can create it manually and point it to the de file for aspell? FYI: I can spellcheck both in English and French on my MacBookPro under SL. Murat 2010/6/4 jezZiFeR : > Hello, > > I hope, that somebody could help, as I

Italics words touching non-italics

Hi all: I seem to be having a problem suddenly cropping up. Italicised words are touching the non-italics words, when I view my PDF file. In Lyx it looks okay, but the words seem to touch ever so often when I view a PDF. Is there some glitch here? Am I doing something wrong? The font being us

Re: Python Project: PDF Optimization

Hi Liviu, Thanks for the link. I wasn't even aware that this project existed. (I sincerely hope that I will eventually overcome my own ignorance.) Anything that will make pdftk easier to ease and more accessible to others is a worthy endeavor. Unfortunately, I'm not sure that it meets the sp

Re: Python Project: PDF Optimization

Hello Rob On Fri, Jun 4, 2010 at 7:42 PM, Rob Oakes wrote: > I came up empty handed. > What about PDF chain [1], an alpha-stage GUI to pdftk [2]? It has a compress/uncompress dialogue, but I'm not sure that it does what you're looking for. Regards Liviu [1] http://pdfchain.sourceforge.net/ [2]

Same question: Spellchecking OSX and cocoAspell

Hello, I hope, that somebody could help, as I really have no clue, why spellchecking does not work in LyX on my computer. If you need any further information, please let me know. Here is the problem I have: I have tried to use Spellchecking with LyX 1.6.5 on OSX with cocoAspell. This seem

Python Project: PDF Optimization

Dear LyX-Users and Developers, I am writing regarding a project idea that I had. A couple of weeks ago, I was putting together an article about the different utilities available for working with PDF documents on Linux (http://blog.oak-tree.us/index.php/2010/05/26/pdf-linux). While doing so, I

Re: Float numbering

It's works fantasticly! Thanks. 2010/6/3 Julien Rioux : > On 02/06/2010 3:25 AM, Francisco J. Ruiz-Ruano Campaña wrote: >> >> Hi! >> >> I need to insert two floats with the same image in two different >> places, but I need to that numbering of this floats would be the same. >> >> ¿How I can do th

Re: Configuring converters (more specifically dot2tex)

Hi On 04/06/10 15:27, Julien Rioux wrote: > File Formats: > > Format: LaTeX (dot2tex) > Short Name: dot2tex > Extension: tex > > Converters: > > Graphviz Dot -> LaTeX (dot2tex) > Converter: dot2tex $$i > $$o > > LaTeX (dot2tex) -> PDF (ps2pdf) > Converter: pdflatex $$i Perfect! This is exactly wh

Re: Configuring converters (more specifically dot2tex)

On 03/06/2010 5:58 PM, Leo Antunes wrote: On 03/06/10 16:22, Julien Rioux wrote: Why not already use the dot->pdf converter that comes with graphviz? dot -Tpdf file.dot -o file.pdf Because I wanna use dot2tex on the dot file beforehand. Importing pure Dot files works like a charm, no proble