Re: puzzled by the \noun command inside \index

2010-12-04 Thread stefano franchi
On Sat, Dec 4, 2010 at 1:46 AM, Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote: > stefano franchi wrote: > > Latex 2: This is line of text with a word in small caps: > > \noun{small-caps-word}\index{small-caps-w...@\noun{small-caps-word}} > > ^^^ > > > > whereas I would expect: > > > > > > Latex 3: Thi

Re: puzzled by the \noun command inside \index

2010-12-03 Thread Jürgen Spitzmüller
stefano franchi wrote: > Latex 2: This is line of text with a word in small caps: > \noun{small-caps-word}\index{small-caps-w...@\noun{small-caps-word}} > ^^^ > > whereas I would expect: > > > Latex 3: This is line of text with a word in small caps: > \noun{small-caps-word}\index

puzzled by the \noun command inside \index

2010-12-03 Thread stefano franchi
Dear Lyxers, can anyone explain to me why the \noun command (small caps) produces this funny latex code when used within a \idex command? Consider the following: > This is a line of text with with a word in small caps: small-caps-word shows up in the LateX source window as : Latex 1: This is li

Re: Puzzled

2009-02-05 Thread E. Kaplan
1. I certainly chose view/pdflatex when the failure occurred. 2. The pdflatext command is recognized by the failing Windows machine: I get a pdf file if I do not include pdf graphics in the Lyx file. It is only the pdf figures that cause it to produce a "damaged" file. -

Re: Puzzled

2009-02-05 Thread Helge Hafting
Ehud Kaplan wrote: This must be simple for the experts, but it puzzles me: I have a file with some figures. It compiles without any problem on both a WINDOWS (with Miktex 2.7) machine and on a Kubuntu 8.10 machine, both running Lyx 16.1. But on another WINDOWS machine (Miktex 2.7, Lyx 1.6.1)

Re: Puzzled

2009-02-04 Thread Guenter Milde
On 2009-02-02, Ehud Kaplan wrote: > I have a file with some figures. It compiles without any problem on > both a WINDOWS (with Miktex 2.7) machine and on a Kubuntu 8.10 machine, > both running Lyx 16.1. But on another WINDOWS machine (Miktex 2.7, Lyx > 1.6.1) it fails to compile (View-->pdfla

Re: Puzzled

2009-02-02 Thread Rich Shepard
On Mon, 2 Feb 2009, E.Kaplan wrote: By the way, which libraries were you referring to? Ehud, I don't do windows so I've no idea where they'd be in the LaTeX port. The LyX interface calls the tool or library to do the work. Those who are familiar with Microsoft products and applications port

Re: Puzzled

2009-02-02 Thread E.Kaplan
Thanks. I did suspect a converter, but the lists of converters under /tools/preferences/file-handling/converters seem identical. In addition, both Windows machines are running the same version of Lyx, installed a couple of days apart. It is unclear why they should differ, and why there would

Re: Puzzled

2009-02-02 Thread Rich Shepard
On Mon, 2 Feb 2009, Ehud Kaplan wrote: This must be simple for the experts, but it puzzles me: I have a file with some figures. It compiles without any problem on both a WINDOWS (with Miktex 2.7) machine and on a Kubuntu 8.10 machine, both running Lyx 16.1. But on another WINDOWS machine (Mikt

Puzzled

2009-02-02 Thread Ehud Kaplan
This must be simple for the experts, but it puzzles me: I have a file with some figures. It compiles without any problem on both a WINDOWS (with Miktex 2.7) machine and on a Kubuntu 8.10 machine, both running Lyx 16.1. But on another WINDOWS machine (Miktex 2.7, Lyx 1.6.1) it fails to compile