ay (or may not!) work for
you.
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Unix Text Processing: "UTP Revival"
http://home.alltel.net/kollar/utp/
&
wasn't impressed, but things may well have improved since then....
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"The hardest part of all this is the part that requires thinking."
-- Paul Tyson, on xml-doc
ny of them.
Depending on the format of the original documents, you may also find
it hard to approximate the layout with LyX.
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Larry Kollark o l l a r @ a l l t e l . n e t
"The hardest part of all this is the part that requires thinking."
-- Paul Tyson, on xml-doc
Koundinya wrote:
... I have pstoedit installed
on my system. Can anyone of you help me by telling how to
convert the .ps files to .fig format
Try pstoedit -f fig file.ps file.fig
Worked for me
Larry
*
at work these days with my current project, and sometimes
I'd like to move the whole thing to groff (the other
writers would scream bloody murder though).
[2] You can build references that include paragraph text,
numbering, page number, chapter number, on & on, with Frame.
One instance w
it.
Can any scripting language talk to LyX through the server pipes?
I think that would be the best way to go; everyone could use their
favorite language to script LyX.
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Larry Kollar k o l l a r at a l l t e l . n e t
"Content creators are the engine that drives value in the
information life cycle." -- Barry Schaeffer, on XML-Doc
gure
make
su -
(root password)
make install
Then download the source code (and the right xforms), type the
above commands, and you'll be ready to go.
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Larry Kollar k o l l a r at a l l t e l . n e t
"Content creators are the engine that drives value in t
> > program for a very simple task that can be done with two command lines.
>
> Still, this might be faster than browsing tons of man-pages to find out what
> exactly the right command lines are ...
Using apropos capture narrows those tons of manpages down to four.
Of the four,
to process (a friend of mine wrote a 145-page book using
troff -mm and it takes 10 seconds to typeset). But I like how
LyX stays the heck out of my way when I'm writing.
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Larry Kollar k o l l a r at a l l t e l . n e t
"Strange that people always suggest commercial systems when the
phrase 'mission critical' comes up." -- Sebastian Rahtz, on XML-Doc
"Praedor Tempus" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This is terribly disheartening. I haven't found a single app that can be
> used to make a table for publication - the problem is that it appears that
> linux apps don't really understand what "monospaced font" means.
What I don't understand is w
>I'm just trying to do some documentation in LyX using the DocBook
> layout style and I'm finding a few things which are making life difficult.
Me too.
For starters, tables outside of floats don't get wrapped properly.
Looking over the code doesn't give me any obvious ways to fix things,
ei
Tuukka Toivonen wrote:
> If you have the original lyx source tarball, extract it.
> It should cure this.
That seems to have worked. I'm make'ing fix3 now.
Thanks!
Larry
Following the directions in the patch file:
cd /usr/src/lyx-1.1.6fix2
make distclean
patch -p1 --dry-run <../patch-1.1.6fix3
Gives me a bunch of messages that look like this:
The next patch would create the file `development/lyx.spec',
which already exis
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