I wonder if that's possible. I know it's built into Cocoa natively, and
it might be doable with QT/Mac because I think it's using some subset
of Cocoa, but I think it might be kind of intensive to do it especially
in xforms and even in QT/X11.
It's still a nice idea, though. I wonder how doable
> Thank you for your reply. Please see comments inline.
>
> On Thu, 2003-07-17 at 10:22, Wes Meltzer wrote:
>> You may have to configure the converter that LyX uses for HTML export
>> (lyxport) for making links within latex2html.
>>
>> My experience has been
ke it into URLs.
Also, consider using the URL package and wrapping your URLs in \url{}.
Wes Meltzer :wm
On 17 Jul 2003 09:25:29 -0500, Jason L W Lynn wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm trying to use lyx to produce some webpages. I am using the
> 'article' layout. I have in
This would depend on whatever font you use on screen, of course, and
that's settable in Preferences.
However, I think you'll find there are very few fonts with fancy
right-side single quotes. I do know that such fonts exist, mainly
because I've used them, but I've just given up and I use Lucida
You probably need to make sure your LyX is compiled with JPEG support.
I used to have that problem all the time, aeons ago, when I was a
Linux/KDE 1.1 user (and when I used KLyX, RIP).
I'm not sure quite what the problem with previewing EPSes is related
to; possibly some kind of Postscript libr
With regard to the title-changing in your BibTeX:
That depends on your bibliographic style. If you know the style you
need to use well enough, there's a great package out there called
'Makebst': See
http://www.linmpi.mpg.de/english/services/software/latex/localtex/localltx.html#makebst
It allo
ination of
one or the other or both with the fact that I'm using OS X?
Thanks, all, for any suggestions you can offer--
Wes Meltzer :wm
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