2009/9/28 rgheck :
> You'll be pleased to hear that this entire issue has been solved for the
> next major release.
>
> rh
Yes, very pleased.
Will I be equally pleased to hear about the release date?
Just kidding. Thanks for all the work with LyX ;-)
> Hi, this is how you do it (you have to add the words in your language
> as this code is for spanish):
>
> \makeatletter
> \...@namedef{thm}{\@thm{\let \...@swap \...@gobble \...@plain }{thm}{Teorema}}
> \...@namedef{cor}{\@thm{\let \...@swap \...@gobble \...@plain
> }{thm}{Corolario}}
> \...@nam
I started to write with document class= article and language =
swedish. I then activated the module "Theorem" and added a theorem and
a proof.
In the lyx window it shows "Theorem" and "Proof" (should it not be in swedish?
But I can live with that lost translation, but the postscript preview
shows o
> Your message has:
>
> From: "Manveru"
>
> which is not helpful.
>
> I'm currently sorting based on To: or Cc: having lyx-users@lists.lyx.org
> which sadly also selects messages that were emailed to me.
>
> I'll have to have my sorting rules like this:
>
> 1. sort all list-id mailing lists
> 2. s
> It's called an "hyphenation point". Insert->Formatting->Hyphenation Point,
> or Ctrl-minus.
Great. Although I have to add them manually. So the two questions remains:
How to avoid doing that manually, and how can I not get the
hyphenation character (minus) at the end of the line?
Is manual add
Hi.
I'm having the problem of creating a table with three columns and each
column will contain a lot of text, so I've set the columns to be like
5 cm wide (each). The problem is now that some cells contains strings
of characters that are not properwords and these must be wrapped, else
you can't rea
I just viewed a video demo of google wave, and remembered the
collaboration discussion when someone talked about using wiki for
collaborative editing, but google wave sounds to be a much more
interesting tool for collaboration in this way. So either use wave for
LyX files or use LyX to edit Waves?
I use Linux.
2009/4/17 Doug Laidlaw :
> On Friday 17 April 2009 4:53:12 pm A B wrote:
>> Hi.
>> Is it possible to change the default unit for column width from inch
>> to mm (or something else?)
>
> You don't say what OS. I am running Mandriva Linux in Australia,
First I wish to come clean with one thing: I'd like to see LyX being
used by the ms word people in the industry, so my take is: do not
trust files someone send to you (see earlier discussions on
collaboration)
> 1) I like the lyx format as it is BECAUSE it is not compressed, so I
> would definitel
Hi.
Is it possible to change the default unit for column width from inch
to mm (or something else?)
You usually don't get that kind of support for computer programs, but
the help you can get when it comes to LyX is marvelous!
A big thank you to everyone that answer questions on the list!
2009/2/20 Nikos Alexandris :
> A thanks to Uwe for his support.
>
> Since we are both in Freiburg, and very n
>> I might have missed something here (I'm sorry in that case) but are
>> you suggesting a LyX-light version for people that does not want to
>> use anything but word
>
> Paradoxically yes.
I'd say: create converters that are shipped with LyX instead!
If I may generalize a little
The word use
>>> Not quite true. Most (if not all) of the image formats typically used by
>>> Windows user are natively supported by LyX.
>
>> interesting; i would expect postscript to be used as the most common format
>> for scientific papers...
>
> For the images? Rather EPS or PDF. PDF is supported.
>
> As t
Hi.
I seem to remember that a LyX / wiki connection was discussed some
time ago and it just struck me that that is also an nice way of
collaborating.
The ability to save LyX documents as a wiki page and load a wiki page into Lyx.
In non-lyx environment there might be a wiki page for information
s
>> Maybe we should find a way to perfectly support content-only
>> collaboration:
>>
>> Usually only one author governs the layout, so when you share your
>> document with a co-author, you only want him or her to edit the content.
>> Ideally: you save your document as plain text, your co-authors c
> It'd be nice to have a list of things people need for collaboration. I guess
> we've probably had that discussion before, but I've never thought it had a
> very good outcome.
The most importand would IMHO be to compare two documents and in some
nice way, display differences so I can accept or re
> What is needed for collaborative document authoring in the Real World
> (such as companies) is:
You are talking about one part of the world...
> - a built-in subversion client (already available)
> - diffing of two versions from the subverion repository with output
> _within_ _LyX_ using the "c
>> Is there a way to diff two versions of a document?
>>
>> Change tracking shows individual edits, so loses the macro view that a
>> good diff gets.
>>
>> Thanks.
>>
>>
>>
>
> Export to LaTeX both documents, use latexdiff, reimport the result into LyX
> Result would be far better if LyX were capab
> Soo... this is a simple little example of my module. There are some
> questionmarks that I have no idea what to write in? what should I call
> my file? mystuff.module?
Yes, that was a good name
> #\DeclareLyXModule[??]{mystuff}
I skiped the [...] part and it worked. Problem solved.
Oh, 1.
Soo... this is a simple little example of my module. There are some
questionmarks that I have no idea what to write in? what should I call
my file? mystuff.module?
#\DeclareLyXModule[??]{mystuff}
#DescriptionBegin
#My module
#DescriptionEnd
Style MyCode
LatexType Environment
L
> You can put your own layouts where you wish. The obvious place, though, is
> .lyx/layouts/, since the main LyX directory can be overwritten on updates,
> etc.
But then I have to edit the already existing article.layout to include
mystuff.inc :-(
> Note that in 1.6.x you can turn your mystuff.inc
Hello.
I have a file mystuff.inc that I had included in
.lyx/layouts/article.layout
Input mystuff.inc
but now I have an empty directory .lyx/layouts so I wonder how I can
get lyx to take notice to my own layouts. I would prefer not to copy
everything to my own .lyx directory, but if that is what
Hi.
I'm fiddeling around with settings to create a a5 booklet with the
text as close as possible to the middle of the book.
I use A4 paper, two column document, landscape orientation.
But is there anything I can do to adjust the text to be closer to the middle?
I will print the paper in a duplex pr
> I'm trying to use latest latex on WinXP but there is something wrong
> with my tex. Please give me advice which TeX distribution should I download.
>
> Please note that I'm new here, so it would be nice if you could give me
> a step-by-step instruction.
I'm not sure if this will solve your proble
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