Hi Bob,
thank you very much for your reply.
Using nomgroups in combination with ifthenelse is pretty sophisticated, though
I'm afraid this isn't an option for me. I really need two different indexes such
as 'Abbreviations' and 'Glossary'.
I'm searching for a thing like nom-superior-groups :-) or
Hi everyone,
I need in my Bachelor Thesis two nomenclatures: on for abbreviations and the
other one for important keywords (as some kind of glossary).
I created the first nomenclature and don't know how to add another one?
Thanks in advance and have nice holidays!
I found my biggest mistake.
The KOMA forum entries helped me on this on (missing
headline).
"\ihead[]{Chapterbeginning Title}"
If you want to have headlines as well for the plain sides, you gotta add
parameter to ihead:
"\ihead[My plain side title]{Chapterbeginning Title}"
Does anyone have a dir
ions list, but couldn't
find this shortcut neither the menu point (for non-breaking hyphen). But that's
good to know, thank you.
But getting back to my worst problem: any ideas about my missing headlines?
Here's a link to the document:
http://www.wreeno.de/lyx2/my_content/thesis_template.zip
thanks a lot, diefettenjahre.
Hi Maksi, thanks for your reply.
> you might as well make your own template, based of
> preferrable KOMA-Book or Memoir (rather than the standard classes).
Well, this is why I've chosen Lyx and this template. Basically I hoped that I
don't have to learn all these LaTeX commands. But I'll try my
Hello everyone,
I'm pretty new to Lyx and I would like to use it in order to write my Bachelor
Thesis within the next few months.
As the newbie I am - I've got some questions about different aspects, mostly
about a template I found online.
Starting with the template: It has been published as a t
