Someone here a while ago asked how to produce color (CMYK) separated
version of a postscript file. I noticed something that could help:
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> From: "Derek B. Noonburg" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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On Sat, 9 Dec 2000, Matej Cepl wrote:
> on the list? Should I reply to the list (as I do all the time) or
> sending answer to originator of the question with kind reminder,
I would say it depends on your answer. If you believe it could be useful
for LyX-using people, put it on the list! But if y
Is there a Latex-command to emphasize text as spaced type (in german:
"Sperrdruck")? I don't know if this is typographically bad, but I have it in
a lot of books, and when I want to cite a passage, I have to adapt it - or,
what I'm doing at the moment, add a comment: "italic passages are spaced
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Jürgen Spitzmüller) writes:
> Is there a Latex-command to emphasize text as spaced type (in
> german: "Sperrdruck")? I don't know if this is typographically bad,
> but I have it in a lot of books, and when I want to cite a passage,
> I have to adapt it - or, what I'm doing at t
Andre Berger wrote:
> The soul package can do pretty much.
Thank you, with this package I can produce Sperrdruck (spaced type).
> However d o n o t use
> Sperrdruck.
You just used it ;-)
> You wouldn't use Fraktur either when you quote, would
> you?
I think there's a difference between u
On Fri, 8 Dec 2000 22:29:25 +0100 Matej Cepl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have more than once mistakenly pressed Ctrl-D so that I
> created two instances of kdvi (one minimized so not seen).
> Therefore, I had to think about the reason why there is
> Ctrl-Shift-D function at all (buffer-typeset
I am a new LyX user and am having a hard time changing document classes.
I do Layout -> Document from the menu, then try to change from the article
class to the report class. A dialog box pops up that says "Should I set
some parameters to report the defults of this document class?" Either way
I
Matej Cepl wrote Sun, 10 Dec 2000 11:47:28 -0800
>some questions about thin space (created by \, in ERT).
>
>First of all -- is there any hotkey combination (like Ctrl-space
>for hard space ~)?
Not to my knowledge, but you can easily define one in the .lyxrc (or
.lyx/lyxrc) file. (See later)
>
On Sat, 9 Dec 2000, Herbert Voss wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > Add \widowpenalty=1000 and \clubpenalty=1 to the LaTeX preamble. This
>
> is it a typo, or why don't you choose 1?
Ahem, typo. Both values should be 1, the number TeX considers to be
infin
A couple of users reported that they couldn't get recent Ghostscript
versions to work with LyX with displaying figures inline. It transpires
this is a Ghostscript bug
http://sourceforge.net/bugs/?func=detailbug&bug_id=124957&group_id=1897
This bug appears to affect 6.22 upwards.
Hopefully a bu
> "John" == John Levon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
John> Lars, JMarc, there should be some comment describing this
John> problem somewhere, but I wasn't sure where. INSTALL ?
It depends whether we plan to fix it before next release(s). What do
you think? Otherwise, it should probably go in B
Hi
which BibTeX style, if any, would correspond to the so-called "harvard" style?
(see description below)
and where to retrieve it?
thank you
Frederic
--
Bibliographic references in the text
should contain within parentheses the author?s surname or some conventional shortening
of the
title of
> "Nabil" == Nabil Hathout <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Nabil> Hello, who can I change le size of the fonts in the
Nabil> spellchecker option text zones (they are very small). I have
Nabil> the same problem with the upper most zone in the spellchecker
Nabil> window (where the faulty words are
Frederic Leymarie wrote:
>
> which BibTeX style, if any, would correspond to the so-called "harvard" style?
> (see description below)
> and where to retrieve it?
> --
>
> Bibliographic references in the text
> should contain within parentheses the author?s surname or some conventional
>shorteni
I am trying to get a bibliography from a *bib file, but when I run bibtex,
teh follwing error reads on my terminal:
Sorry---you've exceeded BibTeX's literal-stack size 100
Then, not all references show in the database and some come missing some
information, such as editor and book title
Does
Previously, you (Herbert Voss) wrote:
> Tony Mantler wrote:
> >
> > Previously, you (Herbert Voss) wrote:
> > > Tony Mantler wrote:
> > > > I feel like I'm trying to hammer nails with a sea-bass here, surely I
> > > > can't be the first person on earth to want to include code samples in a
> > > >
"R. E. de Lima-Lopes" wrote:
>
> I am trying to get a bibliography from a *bib file, but when I run bibtex,
> teh follwing error reads on my terminal:
>
> Sorry---you've exceeded BibTeX's literal-stack size 100
>
> Then, not all references show in the database and some come missing some
> infor
Tony Mantler wrote:
>
> >
> > i don't understand your problem: can't you read the webpages or
> > can't you insert the c-source code?
>
> To clarify:
>
> I read the web page and followed the directions. When I outputted the resulting lyx
>file to postscript, I got a code listing just like I wa
Previously, you (Herbert Voss) wrote:
> Tony Mantler wrote:
> > I read the web page and followed the directions. When I outputted the resulting
>lyx file to postscript, I got a code listing just like I wanted. When I outputted the
>same lyx file to ascii text, I got no code listing at all.
>
>
Tony Mantler wrote:
>
> Previously, you (Herbert Voss) wrote:
> > Tony Mantler wrote:
> > > I read the web page and followed the directions. When I outputted the resulting
>lyx file to postscript, I got a code listing just like I wanted. When I outputted the
>same lyx file to ascii text, I got
I am having a problem getting my paper to size properly. I have my
textclass set to 'article', the \paperwidth to 5.5in and \paperheight to
8.5in. I did this at first from the Layout->Paper menu. I selected
Custom for the paper size, entered in the height and width and entered
my margins in (0.
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