> What Guenter suggested seems reasonable. And if you have access to
> 2.0, there is also a TEXINPUTS input box in Paths.
Nice, that's even more motivation for me to upgrade.
I just implemented Guenter's suggestion, and it's working well for me.
Thanks guys!
-Ben
Hi,
My default preamble is "\include{standardpreamble}". This works well
in the top level of my documents directory, where I keep
standardpreamble.tex. However, if I save a file to a subdirectory,
then standardpreamble cannot be found.
Is it possible, in the preferences (not document settings),
>>Vincent--should I wait for a patch from you before I go
>>through the trouble of recompiling?
>
> Why is that a trouble ?
Just because I've been messing with Qt 4.5.2 while I upgrade from
4.5.1. My libraries happen to be broken at the moment. Recompiling
won't be any trouble once I fix all tha
>> E voila,
>>
>> Vincent
Wow, you guys are incredible! Mere hours after my feature request!
It looks beautiful, and I look forward to trying it out.
Vincent--should I wait for a patch from you before I go through the
trouble of recompiling?
Thanks so much!
-Ben
On Sun, Aug 9, 2009 at 11:41 AM, rgheck wrote:
> On 08/09/2009 10:26 AM, Vincent van Ravesteijn wrote:
>>>
>>> File an enhancement request? It probably can't appear before the next
>>> major release (1.7.0), since it would also require a preferences setting to
>>> turn it on and off, and that means
> So far as I know, there isn't any setting in LyX itself that does this. Why
> do you need it? Are the ends of paragraphs not clear?
It's very difficult to see when a new paragraph appears adjacent to a
display-mode equation.
> Style Standard
> EndLabelType Static
> EndLabelStri
Hi, I'm trying to figure out how to get the LyX buffer to display
paragraph marks at the end of each paragraph, but I can't find any
settings to this effect. For OpenOffice, it's under "View -
Nonprinting characters." Google searches return nothing useful. Help
please!
TIA,
Ben
Hi, I'm working on a document that looks like this:
Lots of text
Multi-line equation #1
More text
Multi-line equation #2
More text
...
Summary of useful equations:
Multi-line equation #1
Multi-line equation #2
Ideally, if I change something, I should only have to change it in one
plac
