I am working on Ubuntu Linux x64 with lyx 2.0.0. I installed chktek from my
repository and reconfigured lyx. I've tried restarting and reconfiguring lyx
several times, and chktek is still not appearing in the Tools menu.
I'm working on an Ubuntu machine.
I have Aspell installed and it works fine at the command line. When I
attempt to set it as the spellchecker in lyx, I'm not allowed to choose
anything...something called Enchant is selected, and I cannot change it.
Julien Rioux physics.utoronto.ca> writes:
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> There is a way to distinguish in-text section text and in-toc section
> text. If that's what you want, here's how to do it. With your cursor on
> the section line inside the LyX editor window, use the menu Insert >
> Short Title to
Is there some way to show the different branch background colors, or any other
indicator of different branches, in the output file?
Guest_NP gmx.de> writes:
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> Dear Sirs,
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Bernd,
Please do not address the entire list as "Sirs." It is disrespectful to assume
that all list members are male.
Heaven Hodges gmail.com> writes:
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> moderncv.lyx "not a readable lyx document"
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Solved by re-downloading the file.
How can I use named colors in lyx? I can't add \usepackage[usenames]{color} to
the preamble because \usepackage{color} is there by default and I get an "option
clash for package color" error.
> The easiest way is just to add "usenames" as a document class option
> under Document>Settings.
In the Custom box I assume? Maybe using named colors isn't the problem, but I
added that and tried to use urlcolor=royalblue as a hyperref option, and I'm
still getting an undefined color error.
> Try just blue or navy?
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> Charlie
The point of using the named colors is not being limited to basic
colors like blue.
> > Maybe using named colors isn't the problem, but I
> > added that and tried to use urlcolor=royalblue as a hyperref option, and I'm
> > still getting an undefined color error.
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> Yes, because there are only the default colors defined: white, black, blue,
red, green, magenta,
> cyan and yello
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