Variable

Hi, in which variables the current window name and of the working directory the corresponding file are stored? (Like $$FName) Thanks, Andre

Re: Variable

Andre Berger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Hi, > > in which variables the current window name and of the working > directory the corresponding file are stored? (Like $$FName) > > Thanks, > > Andre Sorry, my cut and paste had its own will. I mean, I need the variables for - the name of the c

lyxpipe

Which applications can be plugged into LyX? I've found tkbibtex so far; is there also an addressbook? Andre

BibTex question

I have a LyX file with BibTex entries and everything works fine. Now here is my question: When I add citation references, they appear in Bibliography section in the order which I inserted them. I would like to have my Bibliography ordered alphabetically (based on the first author's last name). Ho

Re: BibTex question

Mohammad Reza Danesh wrote: > > When I add citation references, they appear in Bibliography section in the > order which I inserted them. I would like to have my Bibliography ordered > alphabetically (based on the first author's last name). How should I approach > this? The reference numbers in t

Re: how to prevent a page break?

Thanks, Herbert. I tried that already. It still splits, so that a name appears at the very bottom and then the rest of the address continues on the text page. Right now, I am looking through the file to see where this occurs and putting in page breaks. But I would like a more elegant solution, so

Re: ACM layout?

On Tue, 14 Nov 2000, Jonathan Pennington wrote: > Anybody know of or have a decent .layout for the ACM (Association of > Computing Machinery) conference? There's a class file for it, but no > style file and (to my knowledge) no lyx.layout. I haven't looked at the ACM class file but its output ap

RE: BibTex question

"ieeetr" is my BibTex style. When I put the \cite*, still the referenced citings come at the beginning of the Bibliography. For example my first reference in the document refers to a person with a last name starting with "K". The bibliography's first reference will be this entry plus the rest of

RE: BibTex question

>> >>"ieeetr" is my BibTex style. >> >>When I put the \cite*, still the referenced citings come at the beginning of >>the Bibliography. >> >>For example my first reference in the document refers to a person with a last >>name starting with "K". The bibliography's first reference will be this entr