Rich Shepard schrieb:
On Fri, 25 Jan 2008, Uwe Stöhr wrote:
Use \href instead of \url. Have a look in the ExtendedObjects manual
to see how it is done.
They look ugly, with a cyan box around the address. I guess I'll have to
futz with \url to get them properly formatted, as they used to be
Rich Shepard schrieb:
Use \href instead of \url. Have a look in the ExtendedObjects manual to
see how it is done. LyX 1.6 will support \href directly.
Thank you very much. I did not see \href in TLC2, and did not know to go
look for it in CTAN.
As I wrote:
>> Have a look in the ExtendedObj
On Fri, 25 Jan 2008, Uwe Stöhr wrote:
Use \href instead of \url. Have a look in the ExtendedObjects manual to see
how it is done.
They look ugly, with a cyan box around the address. I guess I'll have to
futz with \url to get them properly formatted, as they used to be.
Thanks,
Rich
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Ric
On Fri, 25 Jan 2008, Uwe Stöhr wrote:
Use \href instead of \url. Have a look in the ExtendedObjects manual to
see how it is done. LyX 1.6 will support \href directly.
Uwe,
In the Embedded Objects doc, I see that I need to use the menu
Insert->URL, but I cannot cut-and-paste the text from th
On Fri, 25 Jan 2008, Uwe Stöhr wrote:
Use \href instead of \url. Have a look in the ExtendedObjects manual to
see how it is done. LyX 1.6 will support \href directly.
Uwe,
Thank you very much. I did not see \href in TLC2, and did not know to go
look for it in CTAN.
Rich
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Richard B. Shep
Rich Shepard schrieb:
In my document's preamble I have '\usepackage{url}', and in the body of
the text where there is a URL it's inserted as ERT '\url{http://etc.}'.
But,
when I view the document (ctrl-d), some of the long strings extend into the
right margin.
Use \href instead of \url. Ha
In my document's preamble I have '\usepackage{url}', and in the body of
the text where there is a URL it's inserted as ERT '\url{http://etc.}'. But,
when I view the document (ctrl-d), some of the long strings extend into the
right margin.
I thought that the URL package would handle this, and
