On Wed, Oct 16, 2002 at 02:48:30PM -0500, Bo Peng wrote:
> I remember that in lyx1.6, I could select some text and convert it to
> tex mode (I might be wrong). Now, the 'TeX' button only insert a new
> tex box. Sometimes I do need to convert text to tex mode and I have to
Hi,
I remember that in lyx1.6, I could select some text and convert it to
tex mode (I might be wrong). Now, the 'TeX' button only insert a new
tex box. Sometimes I do need to convert text to tex mode and I have to
1. cut text
2. insert a ERT box
3. paste
4. close the ERT
Is there
Thanks - I use those symbols in medical texts - had forgotten that
mathematicians used them as well - hence had not thought of math
mode.
Problem solved
Many Thanks to those that helped
Francesco
Francesco Scaglioni wrote:
>
> Hello and hopefully thanks,
>
> I have been using lyx 'as is' for a little while - it is excellent. I
> decided to explore inserting characters in tex mode eg \gamma and
> \beta etc etc. If I enter tex mode then type either \
> Would someone please steer me in the right direction
Try to type \ g a m m a in math mode
Andre'
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On Fri, Aug 24, 2001 at 01:41:49PM +0100, Francesco Scaglioni wrote:
> Hello and hopefully thanks,
>
> I have been using lyx 'as is' for a little while - it is excellent. I
> decided to explore inserting characters in tex mode eg \gamma and
> \beta etc etc. If I enter
* Francesco Scaglioni <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2001-08-24 14:41] wrote:
> Hello and hopefully thanks,
>
> I have been using lyx 'as is' for a little while - it is excellent. I
> decided to explore inserting characters in tex mode eg \gamma and
> \beta etc etc. If I
||I have been using lyx 'as is' for a little while - it is excellent. I
||decided to explore inserting characters in tex mode eg \gamma and
||\beta etc etc. If I enter tex mode then type either \gamma or gamma
||the text is highlighted in red ( as the docs predict ) then when I
||attem
Hello and hopefully thanks,
I have been using lyx 'as is' for a little while - it is excellent. I
decided to explore inserting characters in tex mode eg \gamma and
\beta etc etc. If I enter tex mode then type either \gamma or gamma
the text is highlighted in red ( as the docs pred
Hi list,
I usually replace czech names in my text - like Dvorak - as follows:
1. export the file as LaTeX
2. replace the Name Dvorak with vim
3. Import the file back in LyX
As far as I know there is *not* the possibility to replace a word which
contains TeX-commands with the Search-and-Replace
>>>>> "R" == R Lahaye <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
R> Hi, A collegue of mine, using 1.1.5-CJK, complains about the small
R> difference in color for regular text (black) and TeX-mode text
R> (dark red). Can he change that color ?
In 1.1.5fix2 (and fix1) yo
Hi,
A collegue of mine, using 1.1.5-CJK, complains about the
small difference in color for regular text (black) and
TeX-mode text (dark red).
Can he change that color ?
I found in lyxrc lines like:
# To change the colors for footnotes:
#\set_color footnote green
# for mathed you may
On Thu, 21 Oct 1999, Herbert wrote:
> "Mohd. K. Kasmin" wrote:
> >
> > Hi everybody,
> >
> > I want to have the subscript in an equation to
> > be typeset with not just the math mode text but also
> > TeX mode text. Example ...
> &g
"Mohd. K. Kasmin" wrote:
>
> Hi everybody,
>
> I want to have the subscript in an equation to
> be typeset with not just the math mode text but also
> TeX mode text. Example ...
>
> \( \psi _{1s\H }=\exp (-r) \)
>
> (this is the equation generat
Hi everybody,
I want to have the subscript in an equation to
be typeset with not just the math mode text but also
TeX mode text. Example ...
\( \psi _{1s\H }=\exp (-r) \)
(this is the equation generated by LyX, that I picked
from file.tex)
This equation displayed OK in LyX display
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