Paul A. Rubin wrote:
> (In other words, making it "pdf4"
> does not tell LyX to modify the pdflatex command to produce an output
> file named whatever.pdf4.)
No. it just tells LyX what to do with given whatever.pdf4 files. You could
define a pdf->pdf4 converter, although I think this is rather si
Stephen P. Harris wrote:
> Before I answer that question I would like to comment on your
> advice to change the Path statement in the preference file rather
> than run a reconfigure. Since the location of the preference file
> is somewhat out of the way, I usually Search for it, starting
> from C:\
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From: "Angus Leeming" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Monday, August 08, 2005 1:43 AM
Subject: Re: File format extension
Stephen P. Harris wrote:
Before I answer that question I would like to comment on your
advice to change the Path statement in the preference f
Stephen P. Harris wrote:
> I provided the tip because a Windows user already complained
> about not being able to "find" the file and using the Search engine.
> It is also more efficient than navigating to the file in order to
> edit it. Search, double-click on file, and it opens with the default
>
This just tripped me up again...
I couldn't remember my keyboard shortcut for adding an ERT insert and
had to scan up and down the Insert menu several times until I realized
that what I was looking for ("ERT") was listed as "TeX".
Why not be consistent? If it's "TeX" in the menu then the label
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From: "Kevin Pfeiffer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Monday, August 08, 2005 12:34 PM
Subject: ERT vs. TeX in "Insert" menu
This just tripped me up again...
I couldn't remember my keyboard shortcut for adding an ERT insert and
had to scan up and down the Insert m
Hi
I am trying to make a line on a page that is as long as the actual text in the
paragraph, not the width of the text on the page. This may sound confusing but
it should look like this
MY NAME
UNIVERSITY ADDRESS
DATE
_
Rather than a line that goes across the whole page.
On Mon, 8 Aug 2005, Geoffrey Lloyd wrote:
> I am trying to make a line on a page that is as long as the actual text in
> the paragraph, not the width of the text on the page. This may sound
> confusing but it should look like this
>
> MY NAME
> UNIVERSITY ADDRESS
> DATE
> _
Hi all,
(Perhaps this is already fixed in the newer version?)
After getting an error report when trying to generate a dvi file, then
fixing the error and deleting the error message I again select "view
DVI". This then generates "250 errors found" at which point I have to
close and re-open the
Hi all,
I have a list that consists of keywords and explanations. I used a
paragraph environment called "Labeling" to do this. My problem is that
one keyword is so long that it runs beyond where the body text of all
other keywords start.
I looked at the User guide and found no mention of "Labe
Milos Komarcevic wrote:
Derek Lamb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
I have run texhash and LyX->Edit->Reconfigure, deleted my ~/.lyx
directory and restarted, even reinstalled LyX just to be sure, to no
avail.
When I do LyX->Help->LaTeX Configuration, Section 1 says that "The LaTeX
version
On 8/8/05, Derek Lamb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >>I have run texhash and LyX->Edit->Reconfigure, deleted my ~/.lyx
> >>directory and restarted, even reinstalled LyX just to be sure, to no
> >>avail.
> >>
> >>When I do LyX->Help->LaTeX Configuration, Section 1 says that "The LaTeX
> >>version tha
On Monday 08 August 2005 16:53, Derek Lamb wrote:
> So, I now have to agree with Paul that there is a problem with my LaTeX,
> not with LyX. So this should get classified as a Fedora bug (big
> surprise) rather than a LyX problem.
What do you get with the following command?
$ rpm -qa "tetex*"
Jose' Matos wrote:
On Monday 08 August 2005 16:53, Derek Lamb wrote:
So, I now have to agree with Paul that there is a problem with my LaTeX,
not with LyX. So this should get classified as a Fedora bug (big
surprise) rather than a LyX problem.
What do you get with the following comm
Ok I have been struggling with this all day and it
seems to me there must be an obvious solution.
The layout I would like is as follows:
A name and address above each other right aligned -
this bit is easy as I can just align the paragraph.
Under that a rule as wide as the text above
it
Hi, this is from a happy user of 1.3.6 on win 2000. Nevertheless, one
little quirk I want to ask about:
I get different results from the same lyx-file when 1) opening it via
file-open dialog, and 2) double-clicking it to be automatically opened.
In case 1, everything is perfect.
In case 2, the ti
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From: "Sven Schreiber" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "LyX Users List"
Sent: Monday, August 08, 2005 6:20 PM
Subject: doubleclicking files vs. file-open in lyx/win
Hi, this is from a happy user of 1.3.6 on win 2000. Nevertheless, one
little quirk I want to ask about:
On Thu, Jul 28, 2005 at 04:48:10PM -0400, Matthew Cohen wrote:
> Second, I don't particularly like the way the borders are handled in
> the default setting for "insert tabular material" in LyX. In
> everything I write, I like to have a border above and below the first
> row, and nowhere else
Geoffrey Lloyd wrote:
Ok I have been struggling with this all day and it seems to me there
must be an obvious solution.
The layout I would like is as follows:
A name and address above each other right aligned - this bit is easy as
I can just align the paragraph.
Under that a rule as wide a
Is there already a stable binary. Last time I download
the binaries (it was stated "In a few days we will
have the binaries.. and funnily there was a link to
the binary).. there were a few problems and so lyx
wasn't able to run.. so I swtiched back to 1.3.5 .. I
was wondering if it's now ok to run
Sorry to have been unclear, and come off like a megalomaniac in the
process. I didn't mean to imply that my way should be the default
for everyone. Rather, I thought it might be convenient to be able to
change the default settings for such things via Preferences.
Matt Cohen
On Aug 8, 200
- Original Message -
From: "Herbert Voss" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Monday, August 08, 2005 8:12 PM
Subject: Re: Text and figure layout - HELP!
Geoffrey Lloyd wrote:
Ok I have been struggling with this all day and it seems to me there
must be an obvious solution.
The layout I wo
Sven Schreiber wrote:
Hi, this is from a happy user of 1.3.6 on win 2000. Nevertheless, one
little quirk I want to ask about:
I get different results from the same lyx-file when 1) opening it via
file-open dialog, and 2) double-clicking it to be automatically opened.
In case 1, everything is pe
Jose Capco wrote:
Is there already a stable binary. Last time I download
the binaries (it was stated "In a few days we will
have the binaries.. and funnily there was a link to
the binary).. there were a few problems and so lyx
wasn't able to run.. so I swtiched back to 1.3.5 .. I
was wondering if
Hi
I have created a table in latex and imported it into Lyx.
Unfortunately there is a large amount of space between the contents of each
column. I want them to almost touch. If I right align the left hand column and
left align the right, then I can get what I want (albeit with the insertion of
Geoffrey Lloyd wrote:
Hi
I have created a table in latex and imported it into Lyx.
Unfortunately there is a large amount of space between the contents of each column. I want them to almost touch. If I right align the left hand column and left align the right, then I can get what I want (albeit
Geoffrey Lloyd wrote:
I have created a table in latex and imported it into Lyx.
Unfortunately there is a large amount of space between the contents of each column. I want them to almost touch. If I right align the left hand column and left align the right, then I can get what I want (albeit wit
Herbert Voss wrote:
Geoffrey Lloyd wrote:
I have created a table in latex and imported it into Lyx.
Unfortunately there is a large amount of space between the contents of
each column. I want them to almost touch. If I right align the left
hand column and left align the right, then I can get
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