Re: Underlining of copied text

Am Thursday 02 April 2009 09:47:10 schrieb Guenter Milde: > On 2009-04-01, Vincent van Ravesteijn - TNW wrote: > >>... All this copied text is underlined in blue in the final file. How > >>do I get rid of that underlining? ... > > > > The pasted text has proba

Re: Underlining of copied text

On 2009-04-01, Vincent van Ravesteijn - TNW wrote: >>... All this copied text is underlined in blue in the final file. How >>do I get rid of that underlining? ... > The pasted text has probably a different language than the language of > your target document. This might for e

Re: Underlining of copied text

On woensdag 1 april 2009, john wrote: > In my case, the problem was Language. > My document was british, the insert was english. That's really the language which divides! > The problem seemed harmless (I don't use spellcheck on technical > documents). > > I fixed it by dashing off a sed command to

Re: Underlining of copied text

On Thursday 02 April 2009 7:05:53 am john wrote: > Hubert Christiaen wrote: > > I made some supplementary text in a separate Lyx window and copied it > > later in the destination file. All this copied text is underlined in blue > > in the final file. How do I get rid of that

Re: Underlining of copied text

Hubert Christiaen wrote: > I made some supplementary text in a separate Lyx window and copied it later > in > the destination file. All this copied text is underlined in blue in the final > file. How do I get rid of that underlining? Or what did I wrong?The > underlining is no

Re: Underlining of copied text

In fact it is indicated in the status line : "Language : french" or something like that... Siegfried.

RE: Underlining of copied text

>>I made some supplementary text in a separate Lyx window and copied it >>later in the destination file. All this copied text is underlined in >>blue in the final file. How do I get rid of that underlining? Or what >>did I wrong?The underlining is not taken over

RE: Underlining of copied text

>I made some supplementary text in a separate Lyx window and >copied it later in the destination file. All this copied text >is underlined in blue in the final file. How do I get rid of >that underlining? Or what did I wrong?The underlining is not >taken over in the pdf outpu

Underlining of copied text

I made some supplementary text in a separate Lyx window and copied it later in the destination file. All this copied text is underlined in blue in the final file. How do I get rid of that underlining? Or what did I wrong?The underlining is not taken over in the pdf output, it's clearly

Re: underlining in a matrix

On Nov 25, 2008, at 7:34 AM, Robert Neumann wrote: Hello, I'm looking vor a way to unterline one line of a matrix. I use the matrix for an equation and the last line should be underlined. \underline works only for the single entries but not for the whole line (Lyx 13.7 on SuSE Linux) T

underlining in a matrix

Hello, I'm looking vor a way to unterline one line of a matrix. I use the matrix for an equation and the last line should be underlined. \underline works only for the single entries but not for the whole line (Lyx 13.7 on SuSE Linux) Thanks Robert

Re: Underlining and table cell width

opinion, at least) but it produces the desired result, with some experimentation. It doesn't work, however, when the contents of the cell is underlined. The Is there any way to break up the contents of a table cell across lines with underlining? Maria Try the following: 1. In the pre

Re: Underlining and table cell width

As for breaking lines, I suspect you're looking for \linebreak. Check the attached document. Also, play close attention to the formatting, say: "NameERT[\linebreak] Residence". For the underlining part, I can be of no help. Liviu On 1/3/08, Maria Gouskova <[EMAIL PROTECTED]&

Underlining and table cell width

produces the desired result, with some experimentation. It doesn't work, however, when the contents of the cell is underlined. The Is there any way to break up the contents of a table cell across lines with underlining? Maria

Re: blue underlining with copy/paste

Thanks for the tip, that did it. On 7/25/07, Lance Simmons <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: In my experience, that happens because the language has changed. For me, it's usually from English to American. If you select all the text, go to Text Style and change the language to the desired language, i

blue underlining with copy/paste

I'm using 1.5.0rc2 under XP and when I copy/paste between two LyX documents everything gets underlined in blue and when I continue to add content it is also underlined in blue. It's as if something is changed in the document. I've tried messing with change tracking and accepting all changes, but

Re: Underlining URL environment

e an environment here??? > > \newenvironment{UUrl}{% >[EMAIL PROTECTED] > \ttfamily% > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > Herbert Thanks Herbert, The abovereferenced code did the trick. I changed it to \footnotesize and \rmfamily to conserve horizontal space, and am now very happy with the re

Re: Underlining URL environment

Steve Litt wrote: Using the above code, I still have the problem that when I put it into an environment, it only underlines the first character of the paragraph. where is the sense to have an environment here??? \newenvironment{UUrl}{% [EMAIL PROTECTED] \ttfamily% [EMAIL PROTECTED] Herbert

Re: Underlining URL environment

On Wednesday 20 April 2005 11:37 am, Herbert Voss wrote: > Steve Litt wrote: > > I have a special LyX URL environment that references LaTeX URLL > > environment that redefines quote, but no matter how hard I try, I can't > > get it to underline more than the first character of the URL. I already >

Re: Underlining URL environment

Steve Litt wrote: I have a special LyX URL environment that references LaTeX URLL environment that redefines quote, but no matter how hard I try, I can't get it to underline more than the first character of the URL. I already have the ulem package loaded, not that it's helped me. Here's one of

Re: Underlining URL environment

Attached a possible solution using the package "hyperref" for the url command "\href" (produces a real hyperlink in the output) and the package "soul" for proper underlining also if the URL runs over a linebreak. regards Uwe #LyX 1.3 created this file. For more inf

Underlining URL environment

Hi all, I have a special LyX URL environment that references LaTeX URLL environment that redefines quote, but no matter how hard I try, I can't get it to underline more than the first character of the URL. I already have the ulem package loaded, not that it's helped me. Here's one of the thing

Re: underlining

Uwe Stöhr wrote: Better you use the package "soul": add the line \usepackage{soul} to the preamble and then use the command \ul in ERT. with \let\underbar\ul in the pramble you can use the LyX way and get it in the soul one ... Herbert -- http://TeXnik.de/ http://PSTricks.de/ ftp://ftp.dante.de/te

Re: underlining

Bennett Helm wrote: This sounds silly, but I've been through all the help files, and I can't see a way to underline some text. Layout > Character > Misc > Underbar. Better you use the package "soul": add the line \usepackage{soul} to the preamble and then use the command \ul in ERT. The advantage

Re: underlining

On Oct 12, 2004, at 1:51 PM, Peter Harkins wrote: This sounds silly, but I've been through all the help files, and I can't see a way to underline some text. Yes, I know it's a moderately tacky holdover from typewriter days, but I need to underline a few words here and there in a document to meet

underlining

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 This sounds silly, but I've been through all the help files, and I can't see a way to underline some text. Yes, I know it's a moderately tacky holdover from typewriter days, but I need to underline a few words here and there in a document to meet exter

Re: Letters, Part II ... and underlining

On Wed, 22 Oct 2003, Matej Cepl wrote: > DEK dislikes underlining (and he has very good reasons), so its > implementation is quite complicated issue. However, one good sould made > the effort (_a huge one_ -- read documentation) and created LaTeX package > soul.sty, which doe

Re: Letters, Part II ... and underlining

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Rich Shepard wrote: > On a different topic, is there a way to underline text in a > document -- and have the underlines be at the same vertical > position regardless of whether or not there are decender > letters in the word? DEK dislikes

Letters, Part II ... and underlining

Until I install a few fonts -- including Baker Signet which we use as a logotype for the company name -- I want to have an epsi figure at the top of the page as the letterhead. When I insert a float, then the figure, I get error messages when trying to view the letter. Apparently, TeX doesn't

Re: reference page output - underlining instead of italics

rnal title, which BTW is pretty bad residue of typewriter thinking) and then change that small thing. 2) There are many good reasons why underlining is not encouraged in good typography (it used to be just a brutal hack for typewriters which were not able to italicise). Therefore, Donald Knuth did no

reference page output - underlining instead of italics

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Re: blue underlining

Hi On Monday 12 August 2002 00:43, Renaud MICHEL wrote: > Le Dimanche 11 Août 2002 23:31, Axel Heinrici a écrit : > > I have only a little problem. I moved some text using cut and > > paste into another document. This document is now importet > > using include. All the text in this document is un

Re: blue underlining

Le Dimanche 11 Août 2002 23:31, Axel Heinrici a écrit : > I have only a little problem. I moved some text using cut and paste into > another document. This document is now importet using include. > All the text in this document is underlined by a blue line. Even new > text I write is underlined. W

blue underlining

Hi I have only a little problem. I moved some text using cut and paste into another document. This document is now importet using include. All the text in this document is underlined by a blue line. Even new text I write is underlined. What is this and how do I turn this off. greetings

Re: Blue underlining in CVS version with non-default language

On Fri, Dec 14, 2001 at 11:08:03AM -0500, Laurent Duperval wrote: > Hi, > > lyx.org is down soi I can't see the list archives. Anyway, I'm editing a > document in English. My default languiage is normally French. When I change > the language for this document (Layout | Document), every single wor

Re: Blue underlining in CVS version with non-default language

On 15 Dec, Dekel Tsur wrote: > I've fixed this bug today. Cool, thanks! L -- Laurent Duperval Vous vendez vos brosses comme une chiffe! -Achille Talon

Re: Blue underlining in CVS version with non-default language

Choose Layout->Character->Language->Reset, to change the language of selected characters. Also sprach Laurent Duperval: > Hi, > > lyx.org is down soi I can't see the list archives. Anyway, I'm editing a > document in English. My default languiage is normally French. When I change > the language

Blue underlining in CVS version with non-default language

Hi, lyx.org is down soi I can't see the list archives. Anyway, I'm editing a document in English. My default languiage is normally French. When I change the language for this document (Layout | Document), every single word in my document has a blue underline. It's really annoying. How do I fix th

Re: cut/copy-paste: blue underlining?

On Wed, Dec 13, 2000 at 07:27:48AM +0100, Oscar wrote: > Christopher Jones wrote: > > > > When I cut/copy and paste between documents, the pasted text comes with a blue > > underlining. It doesn't show up in the output, but it is somewhat annoying to > > look at.

Re: cut/copy-paste: blue underlining?

Christopher Jones wrote: > > When I cut/copy and paste between documents, the pasted text comes with a blue > underlining. It doesn't show up in the output, but it is somewhat annoying to > look at. What is being toggled, so that I can "untoggle" it? This is because

cut/copy-paste: blue underlining?

When I cut/copy and paste between documents, the pasted text comes with a blue underlining. It doesn't show up in the output, but it is somewhat annoying to look at. What is being toggled, so that I can "untoggle" it?