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>... wouldn't this fit rather on some mailing list related to uuencode or exmh?
Obviously, you are right. A fit of brain-fade on my part caused me to
send to the wrong list. My apologies to all for wasted bandwidth.
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I'm tired of dealing with people who misconfigure their mail user agents
to use x-uuencode instead of base64 as the Content-Transfer-Encoding for
their MIME attachments. I'm hoping for a technological solution (i.e.,
capitulation). Is there some way to stitch public domain uudecode into
exmh
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
>... gnuplot also supports EEPIC, PSTricks, export to XFIG, etc all of
>which could be handled seemlessly in the 1.4.x version of InsetExternal.
Great! Any idea when 1.4.x is likely to become the "standard release?" I
think 1.3.3 is now.
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
>My solution for this problem [of having to put "terminal" selection
>gnuplot files in the same directory as gnuplot content files] is a
>script that wraps the call to gnuplot, and adds the necessary
>declaration for output. Usually I enter also a preamble with some
>of the
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
>Those interested in adding gnuplot eps files to lyx/latex documents
>should consider the egplot package.
Thanks for the pointer. I looked into it and I think I'll stick to LyX
External Material. For what it's worth, my reasons are:
1. Egplot's major advantage over sim
Thank you all for attempting to enlighten me. Even the suggestions I
didn't follow helped me understand the alternatives.
I said:
>... will I have to figure out the syntax well enough to roll my own?
I decided to roll my own. The reason is the attraction of making LyX work
off the gnuplot fil
According to "Customizing LyX: Features for the Advanced User," section
6.2,
"As bundled, LyX comes with predefined tamplates for Xfig
figures, Dia diagrams, various raster format images,
gnuplot, and more."
Not so I would notice. It also says,
"Furthermore, it is
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
>the full screen acroread display comes out aparently in A3 proportions
Of course, I should have said A4.
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Moffett Field,
I'm in the process of trying to get going with LyX again after a year's
lack of use. I have a few problems:
1. The last document I wrote made two references to the same footnote.
I used the LaTeX font to surround a LyX reference to the footnote
with "\footnotemark[" on one side and "]" on
Thank you both for helping me investigate my problem. As is usually the
case when I have trouble, I did it to myself.
About a year ago, I modified the default stdclass.inc to include a
Preamble, EndPreamble paragraph that causes documents with no specified
date to be printed with "DRAFT" as a
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
>Are you by any chance missing the float package in your latex
>installation?
I don't think so. I get my LaTeX through the FreeBSD port of teTeX, and
they are defined in /usr/local/share/texmf/tex/latex/misc/float.sty.
>Do other docs that use floats compile properly?
At
I use LyX just often enough for the re-learning curve to be annoying, but
it is still much less annoying than using Word. This coming week, I'll be
trying to sell a group consisting of Unix/Linux users, MacOS users, and
Windows users on the merits of using LyX and CVS for a few jointly
develop
Initially quoting me, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
>>This suggests one way for LyX itself and for the Ports LyX
>>installation to have avoided the problem, by making
>>/usr/local/share/lyx/clipart and ~/.lyx/clipart be links to
>>directories that are already on the correct Kpathsea search
>>paths.
>I
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
>A side remark before: I don't know \leftheader and \rightheader, but
>your commands seem to reinsert eps code at each slide.
They are built-in commands in the FoilTeX class. My impression is that they
do more or less what you suggested I should do by hand, avoid reinse
Initially quoting me, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
>>What can I do to make dvips find the .eps files on some LyX search
>>path that contains ~/.lyx/clipart/?
>man kpsepath
I tried that. It produced
No manual entry for kpsepath
I then used locate to find the two kpse* man pages that do ex
I use a modified version of the FoilTeX layout file
(~/.lyx/layouts/foils.layout). Among other things, it uses a
Preamble/EndPreamble block to put two Encapsulated PostScript logos into my
slides' left and right headers.
\leftheader{\resizebox{!}{\headheight}{\includegraphics{CodeI.eps}}}
Initially quoting me, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
>>Incidently, if you have something against FreeBSD, I understand that
>>the ports system works with NetBSD too.
>Cool. So is that just a Makefile that pulls down the tar ball and
>makes the package?
Ports is a skeletal directory structure of makefil
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
>... mostly Unix does NOT set high standards for users or anyone else
>(poor sysadmin guys?) so far as installation goes.
>Basically I don't want to know about config files and environment
>variables and so on and on and on when all I want is a bit of software
>to do a p
I searched the LyX Users archives in vain for a reference to a LyX template or
layout file for U.S. legal briefs, with their peculiar title pages and
reference formats. I saw another question like mine in the archives, but no
answers.
Is there no help for a LyX fan who finds himself needing t
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
>Note that the address is the publisher's address, not the location of
>the conference. I suggest to put the conference location in the title.
Interesting. My technique has been to give proceedings references in two
parts, one for the book itself, and one for the artic
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
>I'm going to install Linux (or FreeBSD) mainly for using Tetex and
>LyX. I realize the packages are the same. Will things work equally
>well in, say, Debian, Mandrake or FreeBSD?
My experience is limited to FreeBSD, but it works very well for me on that
platform. I'm
footnotemark to refer to it from another section heading. In spite of the
footnotemark being protected, I got the error message:
Missing number, treated as zero.
...on\protect\footnotemark[\ref{foot:first}]}
A number should have been here; I inserted `0'.
(if yo
Initially quoting me, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
>> Missing number, treated as zero.
>> ...ect\footnotemark[\protect\ref{foot:div}]}
>> A number should have been here; I inserted "0".
>> (If you can't figure out why I needed to see a number,
>> look up `wierd error' in the i
In previous situations, I've been able to use the LaTeX "\footnoteref" command
with a Lyx reference to a label in another footnote, with no problems. Not
surprisingly, the result is a second mark pointing to the same footnote.
This time, I need for both the original footnote and the \footnoter
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