Peter Flynn wrote:
> All that's required is for the maintainer of the tetex RPMs to use
> up-to-date versions from CTAN, and for the author of the embedded
> install script in the LyX RPM to test for a working kpsewhich instead
> of assuming it's in the location the RH tetex RPMs install it.
It d
Hi myriam,
I have used dia for illustrations and I found that the best way to use them in
LyX/Latex is the following way: Dia -> xfig -> pdf/latex.
A shell script for this conversion is attached. It produces two files: .pdf
and .tex. To include your drawing in the document go for Insert>Include
On Monday 12 September 2005 06:59, Paul Johnson wrote:
> I can manually edit the file ~/.lyx/preferences to make the converter
> known to Lyx. And the Sweave magic does work.
After adding the line you need to click Modify and then Save (in the same
dialog).
It is not intuitive I agree. :-)
> "Peter" == Peter Flynn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Peter> Paul A. Rubin wrote:
>> Sorry, my wording was fuzzy. I don't have a working Linux box handy
>> these days, but I assume that LyX runs with the permissions of
>> whatever user is logged in. So if you can run latex directly,
>> presumab
> "Peter" == Peter Flynn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Peter> Even money says that the install script is hard-wired to look
Peter> in wherever RH's tetex puts the texhash (and doubtless
Peter> kpsewhich) binary, instead of relying on the path to pick up
Peter> the right one. No matter, all is no
Hi,
I've got a document with some numbered chemical reaction equations
formated as lyx-code. The problem is, when I generate a PDF the
equations run over the edge of the page, they don't wrap around to the
next line.
Is it possible to make them wrap? Some ERT needed? Any other suggestion?
Dave Mills wrote:
Hi,
I've got a document with some numbered chemical reaction equations
formated as lyx-code. The problem is, when I generate a PDF the
equations run over the edge of the page, they don't wrap around to the
next line.
Is it possible to make them wrap? Some ERT needed? Any
Myriam Abramson wrote:
Hi!
Somebody on this list might be familiar with the dia editor tool for
drawing diagrams on many Linux distributions.
The text facility seems pretty basic and I urgently need to have
subscripts and superscripts. Does anybody know how to do that in a
nice way?
Thanks for
Paul A. Rubin wrote:
I've got a document with some numbered chemical reaction equations
formated as lyx-code. The problem is, when I generate a PDF the
equations run over the edge of the page, they don't wrap around to the
next line.
Is it possible to make them wrap? Some ERT needed? Any
Stephen P. Harris wrote:
I read this description from an authoritative source (tug.org) and your
opinion is quite incoherent and inexperienced when compared to it.
I'm afraid we differ on various points from time to time.
The TeX Collection is self-described as having progressed to the point
Stephen P. Harris wrote:
> SH: You've certainly done a good job in establishing your unique
> qualifications for your sweeping pronouncements.
Stephen, cool it please.
--
Angus
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Stephen P. Harris wrote:
SH: You've certainly done a good job in establishing your unique
qualifications fo
Stephen P. Harris wrote:
> Peter Flynn is an arrogant, ignorant blowhard. I think my expression
> of dissatisfaction was rather moderate. I think your moral intervention
> was a day late and a dollar short and not directed at the instigator.
My apologies. I hadn't realised I was expected to read a
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Stephen P. Harris wrote:
Peter Flynn is an arrogant, ignorant blowhard. I think my expression
of dissat
> "Stephen" == Stephen P Harris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> My apologies. I hadn't realised I was expected to read all your
>> mails as they arrived.
>>
Stephen> You are not when you act as a contributor to the mailing
Stephen> list. However, Angus wrote: > Stephen, cool it please.
Steph
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Sent: Monday, September 12, 2005 10:53 PM
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