On 2023-08-14 18:35, Herbert Voss wrote:
Am 14.08.23 um 16:07 schrieb Edwin Burmeister:
I am using LyX 2.3.7 on a Mac (silicon chip) running OS Ventura 13.5.
From LaTeX Errors window:
“Selecting an error ... the cursor will jump to the location in the
document where the error occurred.”
Am 14.08.23 um 16:07 schrieb Edwin Burmeister:
I am using LyX 2.3.7 on a Mac (silicon chip) running OS Ventura 13.5.
From LaTeX Errors window:
“Selecting an error ... the cursor will jump to the location in the
document where the error occurred.”
This does not happen for me. How can I
On 8/13/23 15:12, Edwin Burmeister wrote:
Hi--
Need some LyX help.
I am using LyX 2.3.7 on a Mac (silicon chip) running OS Ventura 13.5.
From LaTeX Errors window:
“Selecting an error ... the cursor will jump to the location in the
document where the error occurred.”
This does not hap
I am using LyX 2.3.7 on a Mac (silicon chip) running OS Ventura 13.5.
From LaTeX Errors window:
“Selecting an error ... the cursor will jump to the location in the document
where the error occurred.”
This does not happen for me. How can I get it to work?
I then tried to locate my errors vi
Hi--
Need some LyX help.
I am using LyX 2.3.7 on a Mac (silicon chip) running OS Ventura 13.5.
From LaTeX Errors window:
“Selecting an error ... the cursor will jump to the location in the document
where the error occurred.”
This does not happen for me. How can I get it to work?
I then
What I did was to place a figure float within a figure float to create
subfloats. Even with no text in the caption or graphics inserted, I get
errors that look like this:
You can't use '\spacefactor' in vertical mode.
...
Try adding \makeatletter at the end of your preamble. I think Lyx
It might help if you could post a minimal example that exhibits the errors.
/Paul
On 6 Jul 2010, at 18:09, Vincent van Ravesteijn wrote:
>> I would like to insert multiple figures in a float, so I followed the
>> instructions in the "Embedded Objects" LyX manual by inserting a float
>> within a float, but I get errors when trying to view my LyX file as a PDF.
>>
>
> What d
> I would like to insert multiple figures in a float, so I followed the
> instructions in the "Embedded Objects" LyX manual by inserting a float within
> a float, but I get errors when trying to view my LyX file as a PDF.
>
What did you do exactly ? And what errors do you get ?
Vincent
Hello,
I am experiencing problems with subfloats.
I would like to insert multiple figures in a float, so I followed the
instructions in the "Embedded Objects" LyX manual by inserting a float within a
float, but I get errors when trying to view my LyX file as a PDF.
Could I please have help in
Hi all,
Turns out the symptom happened when I ran LyX from the background instead of
from a terminal. I do that in my UMENU menu system. I took out the background
attribute to cure the View->Postscript problem, but now my UMENU terminal
hangs around until the LyX session is closed.
I'd still l
But it works just fine when I:
lyx --export mybook.lyx
latex mybook.tex
dvips -o mybook.ps mybook.tex
I've had this problem in several of my books, and just used a script to
compile them, but now I want to solve the problem so that I can
View->Postscript.
It seems to have nothing to do with my
Hi [EMAIL PROTECTED],
On Sunday 22 January 2006 03:42, you wrote:
> Maybe I misunderstand, but doesn't one use the \makeindex command to
> create an index file for the standard makeidx package? In the
> instructions for the index package, one uses the following command
> sequence on tex files: (th
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Using other packages like index.sty, apacite, and others, but they
> all require me to run separate commands (usually makeindex) which
> isn't easy to do from within LyX since the intermediate files are not
> lying around
Not sure I understand. Why can't you run makei
Hi,
I want to create an author index for my document (using bibtex), but
have been having some problems. I don't like the citation format of
natbib (I want apalike i.e. [Author, 2002], although natbib does create
an author index which works. I did find that I could live with abbrvnat
style, but,
Chavoux Luyt wrote:
> Thanks a lot Angus
>
> Just one question: Can one do this directly in Lyx (when you are in
> "math mode"), or do you have to use the raw LaTeX?
File->New
Insert->Floats->Figure
The title of your caption
Insert->Math->Inline formula
Y=a+bx
contains a math inset.
Insert->Gr
Thanks a lot Angus
Just one question: Can one do this directly in Lyx (when you are in
"math mode"), or do you have to use the raw LaTeX?
Angus Leeming wrote:
Chavoux Luyt wrote:
Here is the shortened Lyx file. I'm sorry if it is too long, but I
didn't know what was important and whar not.
Chavoux Luyt wrote:
> Here is the shortened Lyx file. I'm sorry if it is too long, but I
> didn't know what was important and whar not.
I take it that you never fired up lyx from the console so that you could
see any warning messages it printed out when it loaded your document?
$ qlyx13x luyt.ly
Hi
Angus Leeming wrote:
Luyt Du Chavoux, Mnr wrote:
Hi
I'm pretty new to Linux (Knoppix3.3 -> Debian testing/unstable) and LyX.
I liked what I saw about LyX and want to write my thesis in it if I can.
Hello, Luyt.
Please post a minimal .lyx file demonstrating the problems. You don't need
to
Luyt Du Chavoux, Mnr wrote:
> Hi
> I'm pretty new to Linux (Knoppix3.3 -> Debian testing/unstable) and LyX.
> I liked what I saw about LyX and want to write my thesis in it if I can.
> However, When I try to export my LyX file to pdf I get 4 latex errors all
> in this one place.
Hello, Luyt.
Ple
Hi
I'm pretty new to Linux (Knoppix3.3 -> Debian testing/unstable) and LyX. I liked what
I saw about LyX and want to write my thesis in it if I can. However, When I try to
export my LyX file to pdf I get 4 latex errors all in this one place. What could be
the problem? This "paragraph" is of type
Alex Olivas schrieb:
i'm getting a lot of strange errors when i try to insert a figure,
algorithm, or table float and
view the dvi. the first error reads...(s**t i can't copy and paste from
the LaTex Error box)...
oh well...something like...
Latex Error:Float(s) lost.
\end{document}
I supp
so it looks like i found the problem. it turns out i was abusing the "here
if possible" option on floats. if i use "here definitely," which i
really don't
want to do, it compiles. could someone explain the difference between
these two options and why i had problems compiling?
thanks,
alex.
Ale
i'm getting a lot of strange errors when i try to insert a figure,
algorithm, or table float and
view the dvi. the first error reads...(s**t i can't copy and paste from
the LaTex Error box)...
oh well...something like...
Latex Error:Float(s) lost.
\end{document}
i don' t get this error whe
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