ed a very recent version of LyX for that.
Hhm.. doesn't work with 1.1.4. Do you happen to know if this is
included in the fix for 1.1.4? Or is it still CVS?
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Oh my, it just occured to me to take a look at the xforms manpage.
Never mind.
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sets
the geometry and Lyx doesn't seem to accept the -geometry option.
So...?
TIA
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Subject says it all, is there a way to supress the splash screen?
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file.
>
>
>What shall we do? Thank you for your help.
Well, did you try to run the configure script as suggested in the
textclass file? The script should reside in /usr/local/lyx-1.1.4/lib.
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uot; seems a died-key. I don't known ...
If it's a dead key and you want the accent only, you should be able to
type ^ followed by a space. Is that what you mean?
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tes in German, the
common ones and the guillemets flipped horizontally. The latter are
usually used in books while the former can be found in things like
newspapers and business letters.
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for
the plain ascii quote (ugh); so... any ideas?
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But beware: The
>backslash is NOT displayed, only the command is marked red.
>
>I don't know what the exact command names are, but often they are quite
>simple. You could try \union, \forall, and \exists for example. But a
>guide to AMS-LaTeX from the web might be very helpful. Look at your
>nearest TeX site.
...or search your tex tree for symbols.dvi.
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>it, but the feature does no harm when it is not used, anyway...).
FYI: I did that with 1.1.3, if that makes a difference. I'll try
1.1.4 soon and if anything goes wrong, I'll let you know. Thanks for
walking me through this ;)
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>If you are not too afraid to change a bit the sources, take a look at
>all the places where the function stringWidth() is called on parindent
>or layout.parindent and change it with signedStringWidth(), which
>honors the leading '-'. Then try it out. If it does something
>reasonable, I'll be glad
it out. If it does something
>reasonable, I'll be glad to accept this change [I do not have much
>time to try it out myself].
It's not that I'm afraid, it's just that I don't have the foggyest
idea about coding. This is going to be a blind flight, but I'll give
it a shot for the fun of it -- and probably watch Lyx bomb ;)
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tex .
Yes, you're right, of course. But I guess it should be possible to
modify the latin1.def to create a latin9.def for use with inputenc;
it's still 8bit after all and the two encodings differ only in six
glyphs.
It's a lucky coincidence to encounter a french Latex user. How do you
en typing the letter sz on
>my german keyboard (sorry, can't show it here). Sadly, this doesn't
>work; although the desired letter is shown in LyX itself, it produces an
>SS (yes, uppercase) instead of what I want in the dvi resp. ps output.
You need to set the input encoding to latin1.
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y help appreciated...
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l typing 8859-15 characters work with a simple
"\usepackage[latin1]{inputenc}" anyway? If not, is there any
Latex package that can cope with this?
Oh, I'm on Debian with XF86 3.3.5, Tetex 1.0.5, and Lyx 1.1.2.
TIA
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rself.
Anyway, a decent FAQ is probably the best way to get started. See
http://adept.cs.twsu.edu/doc/tetex-doc/texmf/help/faq/uktug-faq/
and maybe browse
http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/help/comp-fonts-FAQ/
HTH
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provide superior print quality. If you can get
your hands on type1 versions of your favorite fonts, do it. Apart from
higher quality, they can save you a lot of trouble when generating
PDF.
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;
>Something like the following untested code should work: it defines the
>macro \myname with the value of the paragraph. Is that what you wanted?
>
>Style DefMyName
> LatexTypeCommand
> LatexNamedefmyname
>
> Preamble
>\newcommand{\defmyname}{\def\myname{##
Is there something like 'LatexType Def' for use in *.layout files
which works like 'LatexType Command' but puts '\def\name{Text}'
instead of '\commandname{Text}'?
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LyX creates a backup copy of every file saved. Can this be turned off?
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ace for feature requests? ;)
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I just added a bunch of fonts to my tetex config. How do I tell lyx
about them, so that I can choose one of them from the layout/document
pop-up?
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Is it possible to bind arbitrary (non-math) symbols to a key, so that
'C-i less' would insert '\guilsinglleft' for example? The 'math-
insert' and 'symbol-insert' functions seem to work only with a small
set of math symbols.
TIA
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