Hi all,
this may be of interest to those writing linguistic papers with glosses
and facing problems related to the subject.
I had to add the character Ø in a gloss which is found in
Insert > Special Character > Symbols > Latin-1 Supplement.
Knowing that this is cannot be done in verbatim text
Am Thursday, 6. June 2013, 22:45:11 schrieb Tim Wescott:
> Bibliography environment (at least so I think). Here's a file that
> shows the problem.
>
> On Thu, 2013-06-06 at 14:09 -0400, Richard Heck wrote:
> > On 06/06/2013 02:05 PM, Tim Wescott wrote:
> > > I'm trying to reference a book by a Sw
Thank you. That fixes that (I looked for something like
Insert->Special Characters and did not find it -- I'm not alert today,
or something).
On 2013-06-06 16:57, Uwe Stöhr wrote:
Am 06.06.2013 22:45, schrieb Tim Wescott:
Bibliography environment (at least so I think). Here'
Am 06.06.2013 22:45, schrieb Tim Wescott:
Bibliography environment (at least so I think). Here's a file that
shows the problem.
But it works fine if you use the characters directly (menu Insert->Special
Characters->Symbols).
Attached is your fixed file.
regards Uwe
reference_p
Bibliography environment (at least so I think). Here's a file that
shows the problem.
On Thu, 2013-06-06 at 14:09 -0400, Richard Heck wrote:
> On 06/06/2013 02:05 PM, Tim Wescott wrote:
> > I'm trying to reference a book by a Swedish author. Putting
> > {\AA}strom95 as a key in my bibliographic
On 06/06/2013 02:05 PM, Tim Wescott wrote:
I'm trying to reference a book by a Swedish author. Putting
{\AA}strom95 as a key in my bibliographic entry causes the table at the
end of the article to print correctly, but in the text I get [?].
Is there a way to do this, or am I stuck with Astrom o
I'm trying to reference a book by a Swedish author. Putting
{\AA}strom95 as a key in my bibliographic entry causes the table at the
end of the article to print correctly, but in the text I get [?].
Is there a way to do this, or am I stuck with Astrom or Aastrom (neither
of which thrills me).
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Tobias Krause wrote:
Hi Guenter and Paul,
thanks for your answers!
This was pretty much what I was doing - I was just not sure if it would
mess up something since the line break changes,...
Is there something special I have to be carefully about?
Toby
I don't know enough to answer that, ot
Hi Guenter and Paul,
thanks for your answers!
This was pretty much what I was doing - I was just not sure if it would
mess up something since the line break changes,...
Is there something special I have to be carefully about?
Toby
Tobias Krause wrote:
Hi,
is it possible to use special characters and formatting (e.g. protected
space, emphasize,...) in Find & Replace?
I don't think so.
In particular I'd like to search for "abc de" and replace it by
"/abc_de/" (italic, _ = protected s
On 19.12.07, Tobias Krause wrote:
> Hi,
> is it possible to use special characters and formatting (e.g. protected
> space, emphasize,...) in Find & Replace?
> In particular I'd like to search for "abc de" and replace it by
> "/abc_de/" (italic, _ = pro
Hi,
is it possible to use special characters and formatting (e.g. protected
space, emphasize,...) in Find & Replace?
In particular I'd like to search for "abc de" and replace it by
"/abc_de/" (italic, _ = protected space).
If - as I guess - LyX does not support th
Jeremy C. Reed wrote:
My wife wanted to do a search and replace to replace
1/2 with � and 3/4 with � but we couldn't paste that with Ctrl-V or
middle-click (in X).
So I used vim to edit the lyx document.
Also I wanted to replace '1/3' with the corresponding evil red text. How
can I paste in
My wife wanted to do a search and replace to replace
1/2 with ? and 3/4 with ? but we couldn't paste that with Ctrl-V or
middle-click (in X).
So I used vim to edit the lyx document.
Also I wanted to replace '1/3' with the corresponding evil red text. How
can I paste in ERT in the Find dialog?
o.I think its
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--- Daniel Lohmann
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> John Kane schrieb:
>
> >
> > No I'm not using Word(well not if I can help it. I
> > normally use OOo as a WP, with "smart quotes" off,
> but
> > I get some very badly formatted Word documents
> for
> > internal use. Occasionally it is easier to
John Kane schrieb:
No I'm not using Word(well not if I can help it. I
normally use OOo as a WP, with "smart quotes" off, but
I get some very badly formatted Word documents for
internal use. Occasionally it is easier to put them
into LyX than it is to try to reformat them into
something readab
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> John Kane wrote:
> >> Oh of course. I cannot turn it off since I
> didn't
> >> produce the document but a search and replace is
> easy
> >> enough.
> I'm assuming that you're using Word. If you
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John Kane wrote:
>> Oh of course. I cannot turn it off since I didn't
>> produce the document but a search and replace is easy
>> enough.
I'm assuming that you're using Word. If you don't disable the Smart
Quote option within Word, it may well just
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> John Kane wrote:
> > My problem is that I am getting a ? for " (curly
> > quotes)
> LaTeX uses `` and '' for opening and closing quotes,
> so you should be
> able to search and replace, in Word,
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John Kane wrote:
> My problem is that I am getting a ? for " (curly
> quotes)
LaTeX uses `` and '' for opening and closing quotes, so you should be
able to search and replace, in Word, for that (though there is a Smart
Quote option or somesuch that y
What is the current approach to importing Word
documents to LyX?
I don't want to do anything fancy. I have some very
poorly formatted Word docs (working docs not for
publication) and I have found that simply cutting and
pasting the text into LyX and doing a bit of
formatting can save me a lot of f
On Thursday 16 June 2005 07:33, Kimmo Elo wrote:
> Hi,
>
> since the KDE 3.4->3.4.1 update I have a problem with special characters
> with Lyx 1.3.5 in SuSE 9.2. Before that I could easily write e.g. ü or
> é in Lyx, now there appear "u and 'e instead. I have to use Ly
Hi,
since the KDE 3.4->3.4.1 update I have a problem with special characters
with Lyx 1.3.5 in SuSE 9.2. Before that I could easily write e.g. ü or
é in Lyx, now there appear "u and 'e instead. I have to use Lyx-code
(\"{u}) to get this chars straight. In all other programs
On Fri, Apr 09, 2004 at 12:06:00PM +0200, Ansgar Hoffmann wrote:
> I had expected though, the R in a circle being slightly smaller and
> higher than the rest. E.g. like the \textrademark or a footnote.
Than use \textsuperscript\texttrademark
> So I reckon, as long as I know how to insert the sym
Ansgar Hoffmann wrote:
robin schrieb:
You need to click the "TeX" button and type in the LaTeX code for the
character you want. In this case, it's
\textregistered
Some other useful ones are
\textcopyright (the C in a circle)
\texttrademark (the TM sign)
You can get a complete list of LaTeX sym
robin schrieb:
You need to click the "TeX" button and type in the LaTeX code for the
character you want. In this case, it's
\textregistered
Some other useful ones are
\textcopyright (the C in a circle)
\texttrademark (the TM sign)
You can get a complete list of LaTeX symbols by downloading the
On Wed, Apr 07, 2004 at 12:02:19AM -0400, robin wrote:
> >This might be a misunderstanding... One way to do it is to write
> >
> > '\usepackage{textcomp}'
>
> This isn't necessary in LyX, at least not in the latest version.
Ah... interesting. I wonder what magic figures out that the textcomp
pa
Andre Poenitz wrote:
On Tue, Apr 06, 2004 at 08:44:30PM +0200, Ansgar Hoffmann wrote:
I understand that I have to do it the same way I would in an ordindary
text editor, say Kate, since I'm using KDE.
This might be a misunderstanding... One way to do it is to write
'\usepackage{textcomp}'
Th
Ansgar Hoffmann wrote:
Hi Guys,
my name is Ansgar, I'm new to this list and I'm afraid to the topic as
well (have already typed a couple of pages, though), so I got a question
that might be a newbie-issue or slightly off topic, but anyway:
I want to include what I call special charact
On Tue, Apr 06, 2004 at 08:44:30PM +0200, Ansgar Hoffmann wrote:
> I understand that I have to do it the same way I would in an ordindary
> text editor, say Kate, since I'm using KDE.
This might be a misunderstanding... One way to do it is to write
'\usepackage{textcomp}'
in the document prea
Hi Guys,
my name is Ansgar, I'm new to this list and I'm afraid to the topic as
well (have already typed a couple of pages, though), so I got a question
that might be a newbie-issue or slightly off topic, but anyway:
I want to include what I call special characters (don't know t
looks great. So I guess that
> the necessary fonts are installed on my system (Mandrake 8.0).
>
> How can I get the special font to appear in my lyx window? Other
> special characters like
You can't.
However, the next version of lyx (1.2.0) will show all latex+amsmath
symbols on screen.
).
How can I get the special font to appear in my lyx window? Other
special characters like
\in
appear in the lyx window just fine.
I've read the FAQ and documentation and not been able to find the
answer.
ementation in use.]
Well, I was simply referring to the fact that Lyx doesn't offer any
menus entries for inserting all availble special characters.
You're right that keyboard mapping is very flexible under UNIX, but
even if you're running your system in UTF-8 mode, Latex is stil
Philipp Lehman writes:
> I cannot find reference to being able to insert special characters (other
>than an elipses and a few others). Specifically, I want the copyright
>(circled c), registered (circled R), trademark and service mark symbols. I'm
>sure these are readi
On Thu, 27 Sep 2001, Christopher M. Jones wrote:
> In tex (red) type \copyright
>
> Lots of special symbols are available from standard TeX commands. Have a look
> at
>
> Help on LaTeX commands: http://www.astro.ku.dk/help/LaTeX/ltx-2.html
>
> Herbert Voss's tips and tricks site: www.educat.hu-be
On Thu, 27 Sep 2001, Rich Shepard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I cannot find reference to being able to insert special characters (other
>than an elipses and a few others). Specifically, I want the copyright
>(circled c), registered (circled R), trademark and service mark sym
ully all of them for the answer -- and I've looked through the
> archives, but I cannot find the answers to a few questions I have. For
> simplicity's sake, I'll do them one at a time.
>
> I cannot find reference to being able to insert special characters (other
> than
ons I have. For
simplicity's sake, I'll do them one at a time.
I cannot find reference to being able to insert special characters (other
than an elipses and a few others). Specifically, I want the copyright
(circled c), registered (circled R), trademark and service mark symbols. I
On Sun, 16 Sep 2001, Praedor Tempus wrote:
> me "\(\Box\)" in the latex window. Inserting this into the appropriate
> location does nothing but error out because it requires a number, a number
If I insert that into LyX document, LyX (or LaTeX) says my to use
Layout/Document/Extra/Use AMSmath
On Sun, 16 Sep 2001, Praedor Tempus wrote:
> Hmpf...I tried the dings you mention, they are not the correct ones. The box
> and diamond I seek are in the "Standard" list. There is an open/unfilled box
> and diamond. Selecting the box doesn't give a proper ding number, it gives
> me "\(\Box\)"
Hmpf...I tried the dings you mention, they are not the correct ones. The box
and diamond I seek are in the "Standard" list. There is an open/unfilled box
and diamond. Selecting the box doesn't give a proper ding number, it gives
me "\(\Box\)" in the latex window. Inserting this into the app
Thank you for the info! I'll give it a shot - I am also looking for a
possible replacement shape for the oval - perhaps an open 5-point-star
(unfilled)? Is there such a beast? I am running out of shapes (open circle,
box, diamond, triangle...)
On Tuesday 18 September 2001 08:13 pm, you wrot
On Sun, 16 Sep 2001, Praedor Tempus wrote:
> I NEED to be able to place a box symbol AND a box rotated 1/4 (a diamond) and
> a vertical oval. I can only find a box and diamond symbol in the Document
> Layout window under bullets. I don't want bullets, I want the characters in
> my text. These
I NEED to be able to place a box symbol AND a box rotated 1/4 (a diamond) and
a vertical oval. I can only find a box and diamond symbol in the Document
Layout window under bullets. I don't want bullets, I want the characters in
my text. These symbols are not available as a special math chara
On 20-Jun-2001 Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
>> "morten" == morten <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> morten> I've run into trouble I'm danish meaning that my keyboard
> morten> include øæå, but it so happens that I am in france and have to
> morten> write in french from time to time. French
> "morten" == morten <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
morten> I've run into trouble I'm danish meaning that my keyboard
morten> include øæå, but it so happens that I am in france and have to
morten> write in french from time to time. French people use ´`^ etc
morten> and that works fine. But
>
>I've run into trouble
>I'm danish meaning that my keyboard include øæå, but it so happens that I
>am in
>france and have to write in french from time to time. French people use ´`^
>etc
>and that works fine. But they also have the c 'cedille' - it the c with the
>thing bellow it.
It s
morten wrote:
> I can handle all kind of appostrophes under lyx, but here I'm the
> dark. I was looking for a table including special characters but I
> didn't find it.
http://www.dcc.unicamp.br/~stolfi/EXPORT/www/ISO-8859-1-Encoding.html
is a table which gives the ch
On Tue, 12 Jun 2001, morten wrote:
> looking for a table including special characters but I didn't find it.
Look LyX user's manual section 6.5.3: character tables
lle' - it the c with the thing bellow it.
> I can handle all kind of appostrophes under lyx, but here I'm the
> dark. I was looking for a table including special characters but I
> didn't find it.
I'm not quite sure what you are looking for. I suppose a way to type
those
7;cedille' - it the c with the
| thing bellow it.
|
| I can handle all kind of appostrophes under lyx, but here I'm the dark. I was
| looking for a table including special characters but I didn't find it.
|
| Any suggestions?
either set up you keyboard to produce the ccedilla... o
t.
I can handle all kind of appostrophes under lyx, but here I'm the dark. I was
looking for a table including special characters but I didn't find it.
Any suggestions?
morten
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E-Mail: morten <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: 12-Jun-2001
Time: 15:1
Hi,
I hope this is not too much off topic for this list, but I'm quite sure some of
you will be able to help me.
I'm using LyX now for quite a while for my personal documents and are very
happy with it.
Actually LyX 1.1.6fix1is working fine for my needs.
Normally I use a 102 standard keyboard w
"Braun, Stefanie {~Mannheim}" wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I'm working since four weeks with lyx. In this time I have not found out,
> how to get easily a german "ß" in the postscript. The only way it works, is
> to write \ss\ in Latex-style. But this is not very comfortable.
A solution is to have a « co
On Mon, 13 Mar 2000, Braun, Stefanie {~Mannheim} wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm working since four weeks with lyx. In this time I have not found out,
> how to get easily a german "ß" in the postscript. The only way it works, is
> to write \ss\ in Latex-style. But this is not very comfortable.
>
Hi,
ju
> I'm working since four weeks with lyx. In this time I have not found =
> out,
> how to get easily a german "=DF" in the postscript. The only way it =
> works, is
> to write \ss\ in Latex-style. But this is not very comfortable.=20
Have you tried to set Layout->Document->Language to 'German' and
Hi,
I'm working since four weeks with lyx. In this time I have not found out,
how to get easily a german "ß" in the postscript. The only way it works, is
to write \ss\ in Latex-style. But this is not very comfortable.
t) or in the LaTeX-Preamble will
set the number of the first page to 17.
> 2. On the Reference Manual, 6.4.3., how can I insert any of the special
> characters in a document --say, the copyright notice? (it says "without using
> too many modifier keys", but I've been trying all I c
>>>>> "Ramon" == Ramon Diaz-Uriarte <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Ramon> 2. On the Reference Manual, 6.4.3., how can I insert any of the
Ramon> special characters in a document --say, the copyright notice?
Ramon> (it says "without using too many modi
On 03-Jan-00 Ramon Diaz-Uriarte wrote:
> Dear All,
>
> I am recent convert to Lyx (amazing program!); I have two questions:
> 1. Can I number a document starting at some arbitrary page number (say, 23)?
> How?
insert
\setcounter{page}{number that you want}
marked as TeX into the document.
Gr
Dear All,
I am recent convert to Lyx (amazing program!); I have two questions:
1. Can I number a document starting at some arbitrary page number (say, 23)?
How?
2. On the Reference Manual, 6.4.3., how can I insert any of the special
characters in a document --say, the copyright notice? (it
Do you have choose in Layout/Document Layout/Encoding: latin1 ?
at Thu, 09 Dec 1999 Christian Schmitt wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I have a problem using the character "sharp s" (I don't know the exact
> word for this character). It is displayed correctly in Lyx, but it seems
> that LaTeX doesn'n understand
> "Christian" == Christian Schmitt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>writes:
Christian> Hi! I have a problem using the character "sharp s" (I don't
Christian> know the exact word for this character). It is displayed
Christian> correctly in Lyx, but it seems that LaTeX doesn'n
Christian> understand this c
Hi!
I have a problem using the character "sharp s" (I don't know the exact
word for this character). It is displayed correctly in Lyx, but it seems
that LaTeX doesn'n understand this character. Instead it generates two
capital S characters. Is there a way to configure Lyx so that it replaces
this
Ulrich Luttner wrote:
> I'm trying to write special characters like an upside-down "?" and "!"
> in LyX.
> I mean just the spanish "¿" and "¡".
>
> If I just type it in like above the output is different.
If you use those special chara
I'm trying to write special characters like an upside-down "?" and "!"
in LyX.
I mean just the spanish "¿" and "¡".
If I just type it in like above the output is different.
Any help is appreciated.
Ciao,
Ulrich
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