Re: text placement twoside

2001-12-10 Thread Rod Pinna
One thing, in twoside mode, the geometry package puts in an extra 20pt spacing, to allow for binding. Page 9 of the documentation explains it. To get around it, you need to specify margins that aren't equal, or else invoke the package in the preamble, rather than through the button. Rod On Mon,

Re: text placement twoside

2001-12-10 Thread Christopher M. Jones
I get left margin (looks like) 1.5in or so, on both pages. Shifting is in the same direction for both pages. > Christopher M. Jones wrote: > > On Monday 10 December 2001 01:02 pm, you wrote: > >>Christopher M. Jones wrote: > >>>Nope. Right/left margins are set equal, geometry enabled. Without >

Re: text placement twoside

2001-12-10 Thread Herbert Voss
Christopher M. Jones wrote: > On Monday 10 December 2001 01:02 pm, you wrote: > >>Christopher M. Jones wrote: >> >>>Nope. Right/left margins are set equal, geometry enabled. Without twoside >>>everything is normal, but as soon as twoside is enabled everything shifts >>>off the page. Maybe I ha

Re: text placement twoside

2001-12-10 Thread Christopher M. Jones
On Monday 10 December 2001 01:02 pm, you wrote: > Christopher M. Jones wrote: > > Nope. Right/left margins are set equal, geometry enabled. Without twoside > > everything is normal, but as soon as twoside is enabled everything shifts > > off the page. Maybe I have something else, some other packag

Re: text placement twoside

2001-12-10 Thread Herbert Voss
Christopher M. Jones wrote: > Nope. Right/left margins are set equal, geometry enabled. Without twoside > everything is normal, but as soon as twoside is enabled everything shifts off > the page. Maybe I have something else, some other package maybe, that is > doing this? Example file? sen

Re: text placement twoside

2001-12-10 Thread Christopher M. Jones
Nope. Right/left margins are set equal, geometry enabled. Without twoside everything is normal, but as soon as twoside is enabled everything shifts off the page. Maybe I have something else, some other package maybe, that is doing this? Example file? > On Mon, Dec 10, 2001 at 12:07:19AM -0600

Re: text placement twoside

2001-12-10 Thread Dekel Tsur
On Mon, Dec 10, 2001 at 12:07:19AM -0600, Christopher M. Jones wrote: > I am using the twoside option, but I don't want the text to shift at all--I > want every textwidth centered on the page. How do I override this feature? Set custom margins, using equal left/right margins (and don't forget to

Re: text placement twoside

2001-12-10 Thread Christopher M. Jones
Right. Using the fancyhdr package, so that \fancyhead[R,O]{} and friends work. > Christopher M. Jones wrote: > > I am using the twoside option, but I don't want the text to shift at > > all--I want every textwidth centered on the page. How do I override this > > feature? > > so you need the twosi

Re: text placement twoside

2001-12-10 Thread Herbert Voss
Christopher M. Jones wrote: > I am using the twoside option, but I don't want the text to shift at all--I > want every textwidth centered on the page. How do I override this feature? so you need the twosideoption only for the page headers? HErbert -- http://www.lyx.org/help/

text placement twoside

2001-12-09 Thread Christopher M. Jones
I am using the twoside option, but I don't want the text to shift at all--I want every textwidth centered on the page. How do I override this feature?