Raggedright text in list of figures

2006-02-12 Thread Mike Barnsley
proceed? Very many thanks, Mike Barnsley

Re: acronyms in Lyx

2006-09-25 Thread Mike Barnsley
Francesco, Hi I'm trying to use Lyx to write an article and I need to introduce/define some acronyms. How am I supposed to do it? Do I need to write latex code within the text? Isn't there a simpler way? Unfortunately I didn't find anything in the manual. Any help would be appreciated. One rou

Problems with keystroke.sty

2003-07-29 Thread Mike Barnsley
then babel.sty complains that I haven't specified a language option. Any ideas? Is it my kludgy preamble? Thanks, Mike Barnsley Extract from preamble == %% LyX 1.3 created this file. For more info, see http://www.lyx.org/. %% Do not edit unless you really know

Re: integrate source code snippets (verbatim text?) into document

2003-11-20 Thread Mike Barnsley
> I'd like to put short source code snippets (from 1 to 10 lines max) into my > text, in typewriter font (I am writing a coding styleguide). I tried to > just tweak the font settings but was not happy with it because lyx/latex > still treats it as normal text, and creates margins at the beginning o

Re: Proper syntax for package 'crop'

2004-07-28 Thread Mike Barnsley
Rich, > In my book-class document I added to the preamble, > > \usepackage[cam,letter,center]{crop} > > but the crop marks do not show up on the dvi preview. Page height and > width are defined in the 'paper' tab of the document layout dialog box. > > What have I missed here? Might be worth

Re: Proper syntax for package 'crop'

2004-07-29 Thread Mike Barnsley
Rich, > This may well be the reason. The physical page size is 'letter' (8.5x11 > in) and the logical page size is 6.125x9.5 in. The crop marks may be off in > space somewhere. In that case, try \usepackage[paperwidth=6.125truein,paperheight=9.5truein]{geometry} \usepackage[cam,letter,center]{

Re: BiBTeX (non-LyX) question

2004-09-04 Thread Mike Barnsley
Paul, I think you've got two possible options. The first is to define your own BibTeX style file using makebst, which is run as follows tex makebst then answer the relevant questions. I'm not 100% positive, but I think that one of these may allow you to specify uppercase names in the list of

Re: Degrees

2005-03-27 Thread Mike Barnsley
Geoff, > Anyone know how to do the little circle that denotes angle in degrees. I > cant seem to find a satifactory symbol. Apologies for the rather belated reply, but I suspect that the LaTeX package that may be of greatest value to you is SIstyle (http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/help/Catalog