Eran Kaplinsky wrote:
> The first set of commands does work, but the second doesn't -- thanks.
> Perhaps you could explain it to me, since I was following the Latex
> Companion and could not figure out what was wrong.
>
> And perhaps the FAQ should be changed: not "However, if you are using
> babel
The first set of commands does work, but the second doesn't -- thanks.
Perhaps you could explain it to me, since I was following the Latex
Companion and could not figure out what was wrong.
And perhaps the FAQ should be changed: not "However, if you are using
babel", but "if the standard \r
mail.k wrote:
But I am /not /using Babel (to my knowledge, the document is in
"English") and I got the preamble right.
You may be using Babel anyway. I'm set up to write in English (true
English, i.e., the American version :-)) only, and I just created a new
document with a few words in it
Also sprach mail.k:
> But I am /not /using Babel (to my knowledge, the document is in
> "English") and I got the preamble right. So what's wrong? I appreciate
> your help...
Did you actually try:
\AtBeginDocument{%
\addto\captionsenglish{%
\renewcommand{\abstractname}{In nuce}
Thanks for the vote of confidence. I did read the FAQ. It says:
/However, if you are using babel (which you do most likely if you
write in a language other than English), this will not work. In this
case, you have to add to the preamble: /
/\AtBeginDocument{%
\addto\capt
mail.k wrote:
> I still get "Abstract". Any tips??
Read the FAQ:
http://wiki.lyx.org/FAQ/Unsorted#renameEnv
Jürgen
In a simple article, I'd like to redefine the fixed text for the
abstract environment, so that above the text will appear "Summary" and
not "Abstract".
In the preamble I inserted:
\renewcommand\abstractname{Summary}
I still get "Abstract". Any tips??
