On Mon, 2003-09-15 at 22:51, Michael Logies wrote:
> At 23:58 15.09.2003 +0300, robin wrote:
>
> >Michael Chabon wrote:
> >
> >>Thanks for all the help, I got it installed and working, but it's just
> >>too much of a pain.
> >>
> >>I will have to spend money for software, I fear.
> >
> >
> >Well,
> I should note that it's a long term goal to reduce the amount of such
> training necessary.
cool *g*
> But there are some tricky problems.
good luck!
Grüße,
Marcus
http://www.Stormlight.de
On Tue, Sep 16, 2003 at 05:37:49PM +0200, Marcus Beyer wrote:
> I think most LyX users have made ugly experiences with other
> word processors (like ms word) and are now very glad to have
> a deterministic software that produces excellent output. IMHO
> it is worth to invest some days of traini
> I am quite satisfied with Lyx though I`m using it only for 5 weeks now and
> have written only about 40 pages (with some floats and tables). And I like,
> that it is open source, because some parts of my thesis should be easily be
> copied and integrated in other papers (I will put it on my we
On Tue, Sep 16, 2003 at 02:37:08PM +0200, Michael Logies wrote:
> I am quite satisfied with Lyx though I`m using it only for 5 weeks now and
> have written only about 40 pages (with some floats and tables). And I like,
> that it is open source, because some parts of my thesis should be easily be
At 09:06 16.09.2003 +0200, Andre Poenitz wrote:
Which is a hint to the answer to your question: Anything producing LaTeX
would do. This includes anything rangingin from your favourite text editor
to e.g. Scientific Workplace.
Hello Andre,
I was thinking about the average user (doctors, biological
On Mon, Sep 15, 2003 at 11:51:22PM +0200, Michael Logies wrote:
> Is there anything else than Framemaker (for Windows), which is a real
> alternative to Lyx (for Windows) for writing long documents in science? And
> as I understood, Framemaker cannot work with long footnotes (Lyx can
> continue
Michael Logies wrote:
Is there anything else than Framemaker (for Windows), which is a real
alternative to Lyx (for Windows) for writing long documents in
science? And as I understood, Framemaker cannot work with long
footnotes (Lyx can continue them on the next page).
Raw LaTeX and groff can
At 23:58 15.09.2003 +0300, robin wrote:
Michael Chabon wrote:
Thanks for all the help, I got it installed and working, but it's just
too much of a pain.
I will have to spend money for software, I fear.
Well, LyX isn't for everyone - I happen to think it's the best thing since
sliced bread, b
Michael Chabon wrote:
Thanks for all the help, I got it installed and working, but it's just
too much of a pain.
I will have to spend money for software, I fear.
Well, LyX isn't for everyone - I happen to think it's the best thing
since sliced bread, but if you want something more point-and-
tart LyX
and you can use it just like any other document class. If it isn't,
then you will need to put LaTeX commands in your Preamble (in LyX
1.3.* you get there from Layout->Document). If there's any
documnetation with the package, read it and see what it asks you to
do. If no
e (in LyX 1.3.* you get
there from Layout->Document). If there's any documnetation with the
package, read it and see what it asks you to do. If not, try putting
\usepackage{parallel.sty}
in the preamble and see what happens.
I suppose an error ... :-)
Herbert
re's any documnetation with the
package, read it and see what it asks you to do. If not, try putting
\usepackage{parallel.sty}
in the preamble and see what happens.
Robin
--
"There are other rules, but you'll find out what those are when you break them."
- Blake's 7
Ro
Michael Chabon schrieb:
Pardon my ignorance... I have found this, but how do I install it to use
with Lyx? and once it's installed, how to I use it?
http://www.tex.ac.uk/cgi-bin/texfaq2html?label=instpackages
read the doc, to see how it works
Herbert
Pardon my ignorance... I have found this, but how do I install it to
use with Lyx? and once it's installed, how to I use it?
Thanks for the help.
MC
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