th name and renamed the directory --- and
things worked fine.
So please don't dismiss this as a WONTFIX bug... lots of people wont
have a Linux-savy boyfriend to help them out with these things :-)
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Georg Baum writes:
> Martin Geisler wrote:
>
>> So please don't dismiss this as a WONTFIX bug... lots of people
>> wont have a Linux-savy boyfriend to help them out with these things
>> :-)
>
> Again: The problem is with bibtex, not with LyX.
I'm sorry,
Helge Hafting <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Martin Geisler wrote:
>
>>Do you really mean that Microsoft decided on a default install path
>>with spaces just to annoy all the future Unix-centric programs being
>>ported to Windows?
>
> That is hard to know - I gu
yX will also get the user complaints.
I understand that this is unfortunate since the number of LyX
developers most probably is limited (like in any other open-source
effort).
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in LyX.
By the way, the LaTeX code above can be found in the article.cls file
(with a \newenvironment instead of \renewenvironment). Looking in
this file is always a good idea to see how things are built in LaTeX,
and to see where to tweak things.
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ieve the problem is the .bst file, I had the problem when I tried
to use a home-made .bst file which I had placed in the same directory
as my LyX file.
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y would just place their things
there. But being able to have an entire document in one folder
(placed wherever, even in paths with spaces) is also valuable.
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les in
the home directory is also nice for backup purposes.
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for you to
fiddle with:
http://www.tex.ac.uk/tex-archive/macros/latex/contrib/tocloft/tocloft.pdf
The TeX FAQ has an entry about your exact problem, and pointed to the
tocloft package:
http://www.tex.ac.uk/cgi-bin/texfaq2html?label=tocloftwrong
http://www.tex.ac.uk/cgi-bin
ort for that language
is enabled in LaTeX. How to enable languages for hyphenation differ
From system to system, as far as I remeber then MikTeX has a GUI for
controlling it, other systems use a command called texconfig. Look in
the documentation.
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\-} at a hyphenation place (using LaTeX mode, of
> course).
If the word occurs several times you might want to simply extrend the
hyphenation knowledge of TeX by saying
\hyphenation{foo-bar}
in your Preamble. This it will take effect for all foobars.
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d tables.
The FAQ has some comments and work-arounds here:
http://www.tex.ac.uk/cgi-bin/texfaq2html?label=footintab
I don't really have experience with this though, so I can only refer
you to the above information.
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a dollar sign
> (like $foo). These are all same font.
Try using the url package -- it is designed to break long stuff like
URLs at good places, such as after a slash. It works nicely for file-
and variablenames (of the form $foo_bar_baz) too.
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de bar on a 1600 wide display would help...
>
> How could a block cursor be placed between letters on the screen?
In Emacs at least, the insertion point is logically placed just to the
right of the character covered by the block cursor, and I guess it's
the same in other programs (at le
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