Talking about customizing margins:
I'd like to change the bottom margin of only _one page_ of the
document -- the front page. How do I do that?
Help appreciated!
-lars
> \usepackage{float}
> \floatstyle{boxed}
> \restylefloat{figure}
>
> Herbert
Thanks! -- Also to Dominik Waßenhoven.
Both solutions work, but Herbert's is better, as it does not interfer
with the list of figures.
-lars
Hi all,
I'd like to have my floats framed. Anyone who knows a smart and simple
solution?
I tried an failed with the following advice, that I found on the web:
Hi, Philipp. In the past I've added a frame around my floats. Add th
On tirsdag 2. november 2004, 09:50, RENARD Francois 144138 wrote:
> Hello everybody,
> Does somebody know how to insert correctly an Excel Graphic into
> LYX ? (I tried a PDF saving and importing but the resulting graphic
> has lot of blank around,
> and I'm unable to obtain an image centered on th
On tirsdag 12. oktober 2004, 08:27, Kelvin Ngo wrote:
> Is it possible to conver documents from Microsoft Word
> to Lyx?
There is also the program unrtf that converts from RTF to LateX (or
html or postscript). My version isn't very good, but there is a
recent release. Have a look at:
http://ww
On Friday 24 September 2004 20:33, mario wrote:
> Hi,
>
> how do I see the .tex LaTeX source?
> (kind of silly, I know;
> or, how Export work?
In the LyX menu "File": -> Export -> Latex. The file is saved
in the same directory as your -file (writes over possible
previous without asking).
Op
Hi Lars,
On tirsdag 21. september 2004, 10:02, Lars Olesen wrote:
> Once upon a time *Bernstein (1997: pp. 44)* wrote:
> "I have a lot of great theories."
I don't understand why you can't do that. That is exactly what you can
do when using NatBib. Have you got an old version of LyX?
> Another
> > When I hit return, the environment reverts to Standard, but the line is
> > not indented. Subsequent lines are indented.
Hi Jack,
Im not sure I get all your troubles, but I do understand your general
puzzlement and, perhaps, frustration!
Trying LyX the first times, I wondrered what these
On fredag 10. september 2004, 15:33, Herbert Voss wrote:
> say? If the output is empty then this file is not part
> of the tex tree. Move it into /usr/local/share/texmf/bibtex/bst/
> and run mktexlsr to update the data base
Thanks Herbert! That worked (even if George is probably right that it
sho
Hi all,
I'm still struggeling with my bibtex-problem (and perhaps a bit off
topic to lyx-users, since LyX seems to be fine). When running bibtex
manually in the directory of the bibtex-database I get this reply
(and a nice DVI):
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~/Dokumenter/Lyx $ bibtex EPJ-rapport_01
This i
On torsdag 9. september 2004, 14:28, Ingar Pareliussen wrote:
> On Thursday 09 September 2004 13:59, Lars Risan wrote:
> > Hi all,
>
>
> Hi Lars
>
> I think there were some problems with the preferences when
> upgrading from 1.2 to 1.3 that made latex not run enough tim
Hi all,
I have not used LyX for the last year or so, when I wrote up my thesis
using this wonderful but really wierd program. LyX is a real hackers
delight! But, as an social anthropologist in a world of only
MS-Word-users, an instance of "hackers delight" can sometimes become
a hacking nightm
SORRY!
forget it.
I am a bit too fast on the send-button. I figured it out.
(ERT:
\renewcommand{\rightmark} {MyChapter*title} \renewcommand{\leftmark}
{MyChapter*title}
)
Hi all,
After my 10 regular chapters I have two small chapters where I use the
Chapter* environment (ommitting "chapter NUMBER"). My problem is that in
these final chapters* the headers remain the same as in the last regular
chapter and section. How do I change them to reflect the actual chapte
On Wednesday 25. September 2002 08:52, Andre Poenitz wrote:
> I don't think I like this kind of feature.
>
> Well, I'd even argue it is better for the user not to have it. Correct
> typing is necessary in a lot of places and having that kind of feature
> lead to bad habits.
I agree. THere is cert
Hi,
I am using Lyx 1.1.4, bibtex and natbib, writing a book, and I am using
Norwegian language. It seems that all language adaptioins works fine, except
for this:
References that start with a Norwegian letter are sorted after the second
character in the name. So "[O-slash]degaard, Per" is sor
Hi, I think this will work:
At Layout -> Document -> Pagestyle, choose "fancy"
In the preamble write
\fancyhead[LE,RO,LO,RE]{}
\renewcommand{\headrulewidth} {0pt}
If it does not work, or if you want to understand these codes, see
http://research.cmis.csiro.au/gjw/tex/docs/fancyhdr.pdf
Lars
On Monday 26. August 2002 15:11, you wrote:
> while using fancyhrd, i hace the following settings. It works fine.
>
> \hoffset=0.5in
> \voffset=-0.63in
> \oddsidemargin=0pt
> \headheight=12pt
That works, for me, in the sense that it does not produce any error message.
But "headheight=10pt", "he
Hi,
How do I control \headheight (etc)?
First; As an social anthropologist, and as one of the very, very few
LYX-users at the faculty of humanities: LYX is absoulutely faboulous! It is a
tradegy that 99.9% of my colleauges use MS Word.
But sometimes using LYX can be frustrating, as I am the o
On Thursday 6. June 2002 17:50, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Good morning,
>
> I started to use lyx1.16 some months ago and I was very happy with. I
> could produced nice documents and save them into PDF directly or thru .ps
> files converted in acrobat with acrobat distiller (under windows).
>
> Si
> >
> > Well, I'm not familiar with bibtex. I thought there might be a smart
> > option implemented in Lyx. I will use bibtex now.
>
> it's easy:
>
> http://www.lyx.org/help/bibtex/bibtex-start.php
>
> Herbert
>
Hi, am in the same situation as Martin. And I found that bibtex-files
are easy.
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