nt to try it on your
end. (Check that the somewhat challenged web interface to GMANE didn't screw up
the address of your logo file.)
/Paul
#LyX 1.6.4 created this file. For more info see http://www.lyx.org/
\lyxformat 345
\begin_document
\begin_header
\textclass beamer
\begin_preamble
\date{}
t; logo on the slides).
You mentioned something about hyperref not having a .sty or .cfg file?? Have
you tried reinstalling/upgrading hyperref?
/Paul
files, although there's supposed to be a .zip version somewhere or other. If
you grabbed the .dtx and .ins files, did you run 'tex hyperref.ins' to generate
the .sty file(s), and then distribute stuff around your TDS tree? (And did you
texhash it?)
Nag, nag, nag ... :-)
/Paul
that points the finger at your LaTeX installation.
/Paul
e section of the Main Settings
tab. Julien's approach is less work if you are going to have a number of
program listing insets and want to allow line breaking in all of them.
/Paul
Does the minimal example now work for you (including showing the nav links)? If
so, that suggests there's something in the full presentation that's causing the
problem.
/Paul
tomatically" to "Use AMS math package". The \DeclareMathOperator
command requires AMS math and LyX will not recognize that automatically. If LyX
is loading AMS math due to something else in your document, fine, but if not
you'll need to force the load (and it cannot hurt to do so regardless).
/Paul
xt. I thought it needed to be included in \superscript{} only when in math
> mode.
>
>Am I mistaken about this?
>
They're baseline in the Comprehensive LaTeX Symbols List.
/Paul
Rich Shepard appl-ecosys.com> writes:
>
> On Thu, 1 Jul 2010, Paul Rubin wrote:
>
> > They're baseline in the Comprehensive LaTeX Symbols List.
>
> Paul,
>
>I saw that but could not recall a real-life example.
For what little it's worth, I&#x
: Combine both 1 and 2 (?).
HTH,
Paul
ot a valid file path to
article.cls, then either LaTeX is not installed, your LaTeX installation is
broken, or the LaTeX bin directory is not on your system command path.
If that works, try reconfiguring LyX and see if that helps.
/Paul
look there and did not see any tips regarding the listings package. The
organization of the wiki is a bit, well, wiki-ish. If anyone wants to start a
page and post this tip, feel free.
/Paul
+# (where # is a single digit 1 through 9) places
a bookmark and ctrl-# (same digit) returns to it. The Navigate > Bookmarks menu
lets you place up to five bookmarks, but digits 6 through 9 work (but not 0).
You can clear the bookmarks on the same submenu.
/Paul
It might help if you could post a minimal example that exhibits the errors.
/Paul
What fonts are you using?
/Paul
LyX using
ctrl+mouse wheel (and rarely use Ctrl-plus/Ctrl-minus to zoom in other
programs), so I have a slight preference to leave the binding as-is.
/Paul
Yago ono.com> writes:
>
>
> You can also see this web page:
>
> http://www.texample.net/tikz/examples/
>
Great resource! Thanks for the link.
/Paul
Yago ono.com> writes:
>
> Finally, after refreshing the MiKTeX Data Base
...
> but the output is
> incorrect because there no exists spanish accents and nor the "ñ".
Did you also update formats?
/Paul
John Kane yahoo.ca> writes:
>
> I just updated to 1.6.7 from 1.6.6 and seem to have lost the ability out put
in dvi or ps format.
Buttons greyed out, or buttons live but no output? If the latter, any error
messages?
Do the various View > PDF (...) options work?
/Paul
came with it was
incomplete and not useable by LyX. So if Cygwin's path moved ahead of MiKTeX's
path, LyX found the Cygwin version of LaTeX and Bad Things Happened. If you
were fooling around with an update or adjustment to Cygwin, it could be you
inadvertantly moved its path to the head of the queue.
/Paul
hich (allegedly) strips
out preview images. (If you do that, you may also need to experiment with a few
other options. For some reason, ps2eps likes to "fix" the bounding boxes in my
EPS files, and the fixed version is usually worse than the original.)
/Paul
there,
then reconfigure LyX.
/Paul
INFORMS.
The part that starts ArticleType and goes to the end is extraneous,
should not be printed.
The only fix I have found is to go through the bib file and just
manually delete that stuff.
But I know there must be a better way. yes?
pj
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/Paul
http://www.lyx.org/Donate
Zelle kopiert. Wie schaffe
ich es, dass Zelle für Zelle kopiert wird?
Vielen Dank im Voraus für Ihre Antwort!
Mit freundlichen Grüßen, Paul Cvancara
> On 23/07/2010 11:17 AM, Paul Johnson wrote:
>>
>> Hi, everybody.
>>
>> In the last year or so, I've been testing services like CiteULike and
>> Zotero to build a biblio database as I research.
>> I notice only one substantial problem. The citations f
Is it me or does the list seem rather quiet
Paul
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lso some something to the effect that the problems had been patched
subsequently.
/Paul
erminal/DOS prompt and run 'kpsewhich caption.sty'. If it returns a path, you
have the package; if not, you need to install (or reinstall) it. How to install
a package depends on your LaTeX distribution and to some extent your operating
system.
/Paul
s
"Bibliography" but you want "References"), change \bibname to the text you
prefer (e.g., References).
/Paul
selected character but still inside the font inset.
Usually, when I'm using either of those fonts, it is for a small number of
repeatedly written symbols. Rather than creating a shortcut for the font (and
then forgetting what it was), I create macros for the specific symbols at the
front of the document (so that, for instance, \sX expands to \mathcal{X}).
/Paul
th formula, type \mc followed by a space to get an inset.
Anything you type in the inset is set in mathcal. If you highlight content and
type \mc space, the highlighted content is converted.
/Paul
x file through a text editor (or sed if you are a Linux fan).
/Paul
Jannick Asmus gmail.com> writes:
>
> I added a column for German menus since some of the short cuts differ
> from the English ones.
>
> Paul, could you have a look at the wiki page, because this is the first
> time that I posted something there? I hope that everythin
Frederick Noronha gmail.com> writes:
>
> Is there some way I could CENTRE all the page numbers at the bottom of
> the page, on a book?
Document > Settings > Page Layout, change the Headings style to fancy?
/Paul
Dear all
Does anyone perhaps know what is up with the Lyx web site? Seems as if
it has been down for the past number of days already.
Regards
Paul Francis
#
The provisions of Sections 11,12, and
modifying the text or URL, there's no
need for a context menu, and apparently none is defined (hence the no action
message). There may be other inset types where a left click does all that can
be done with them, although at the moment none come to mind.
/Paul
t already such a ticket -- if
there is, you can add a comment endorsing it) (and charitably assuming Trac is
running at the moment -- there appear to be access issues with the web site
recently).
/Paul
hich is what I have available as I
type this).
Of course, you could also edit individual records and just delete the field
(from a copy of the database, so as not to lose the information).
/Paul
you
reinstalled. The fresh install lost at least one of my settings (I had the View
toolbar moved to the right margin), so something in ~/.lyx did get reset.
/Paul
But this is bad because the whole project has to be run through the R
Sweave process two times.
What do you think?
If you tell me how to fix this, I will feel happy. In return, I will
show you the LyX file that uses Frank Harrell's Sweavel.sty (Sweave
using the listings class), which is nicer looking:
http://pj.freefaculty.org/latex/sweavel-01.pdf
pj
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Wolfgang Engelmann uni-tuebingen.de> writes:
>
> sorry, just a test, since I am not receiving mail from the list anymore
>
The list server was down for several days, and has apparently been resurrected.
/Paul
oper internal references?
Answered a few times when the list server was down (despite Einstein's
admonition about repeating the same action and expecting a different outcome)
and eventually by direct mail. For the sake of posterity, add to the preamble:
\renewcommand{\theenumi}{(\roman{enumi})}
/Paul
ore flexible
listings environment (Insert > Program Listing), which is documented in section
7 of Help > Embedded Objects. Among other things, you can use tabs to indent a
program listing.
/Paul
egular expressions.) You may need to repeat
the search-and-replace operation to eliminate triple and quadruple newlines, if
present. If the editor allows regular expressions containing newlines (SciTE
apparently does not), you can use a regular expression to eliminate all empty
lines in one gulp.
/Paul
. I still see LaTeX errors:
LaTeX Error: Cannot determine size of graphic in plots/plot-gss.pdf
If I run everything through again, then the document goes get created.
But this is bad because the whole project has to be run through the R
Sweave process two times.
What do you think?
If you te
package". That made the difference for me. The automatic versions mean LyX
will load the corresponding package if it detects the need for it. Apparently
it's not catching that \dddot requires AMS math (and apparently the other
formulas in the document are not triggering it either).
/Paul
By the way, you should not need to use Ctrl-L to insert the command. While in a
math inset, just type \dddot and an inset with three dots over it will
be created. LyX does not know \ot (four dots), though, so for that you will
need Ctrl-L.
/Paul
to generate handouts, speaker notes etc. You can find the user guide at
http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/macros/latex/contrib/beamer/doc/beameruserguide.pdf.
LyX comes with a layout file and a couple of template files for Beamer.
/Paul
notes. Change the second line of the preamble to
\setbeameroption{show notes} (delete "only") and it shows each slide followed on
the next page by the notes. Change that to \setbeameroption{hide notes} (or
omit it altogether) and you get just the slides with no notes.
/Paul
ference.
>
In the preamble:
\usepackage{caption}
\captionsetup[figure]{labelsep=period}
/Paul
helpful error
message.
/Paul
If you're disinclined to move to Biblatex (per Julio's suggestion), you might
try one of the workarounds at
http://win.ua.ac.be/~nschloe/content/bibtex-how-cite-website.
/Paul
Failed to reproduce on Mint Isadora (essentially Ubuntu 10.04).
/Paul
o retrieve 'citation-insert KEY' and change the KEY (if you
prefer that retyping 'citation-insert'). Unfortunately, while you can bind a
key combination to citation-insert, the shortcut will not work in the minibuffer
(and if used in the text area will pop up the dialog you dislike).
/Paul
alignment
to "middle" (every box).
/Paul
text? I tried
> editing the dinbrief.layout file but without success.
Start a new document from the template (and save it under a different name).
Put the cursor at the end of the "Unsere Zeichen" line and start backspacing.
You'll know when you've backspaced enough. :-)
/Paul
Jack Tanner hotmail.com> writes:
>
> I'm using 1.6.7 on Windows.
With MiKTeX? Make sure you have the pifont and caption packages installed in
MiKTeX. (You can use the MiKTeX package manager to check and, if necessary,
download and install them.)
/Paul
on} to your preamble. (This will
turn off captions for all sorts of floats, not just figures. If you need to
limit it to figures, see the documentation for the caption package.)
/Paul
es. Rob Oakes has a nice blog post
(http://blog.oak-tree.us/index.php/2009/11/14/customize-lyx-character-styles)
that will get you started on that. I think Steve Litt also documented it
somewhere, but I'm afraid I don't have a link to his book handy. Searching
the archive of the user list should turn it up.
/Paul
d cosmetic graphics. I'm not 100% sure
it's what you're looking for, but it's easy enough to try.
/Paul
the first reference in the
> reference field.
Supply the parentheses and comma yourself, and enter the two references as
separate citations with page information but without parentheses.
/Paul
Påvel Nicklasson bahnhof.se> writes:
> Such a simple trick! I can't understand how I overlooked it. I have spent
> hours reading manuals and searching the Net...
For what it's worth, it took me a long time to recognize it. I thought I knew a
technical trick, but it did not work. Eventually,
x and
paste it onto itself, which seems to jog LyX's memory about what the hline
command does. Even without the jogging, it will show up correctly in the
compiled document.
/Paul
PS: Looking forward to claiming the Bunyan trophy ... again ...
display the correct numbering.
/Paul
ttings dialog and put mathescape=true in
the right side pane. You will need to enter the math in raw LaTeX, not using
the math editor. A trick I use is to use the math editor to type the
math in a math inset, then copy it and paste it into the listings box. (I
still have to supply the dollar signs myself.)
/Paul
Try the titlesec package.
/Paul
headings -- the figures come out numbered Figure 0.1,
> Figure 0.2, etc. Can I change this scheme so they are numbered Figure
> 1, Figure 2, etc?
>
Not for me. Can you post a small example? (You can omit the actual figures and
just put placeholder text in the floats.)
/Paul
e on LyX 1.6.7 on Windows.
> >
> > regards Uwe
> >
> >
> I am using Linux Mint 9, and Lyx is 1.6.7.
I failed to reproduce it on the same platform (Mint 9/LyX 1.6.7).
/Paul
's possible the bug requires extra pieces to manifest. If
he (or I) still cannot reproduce it, it probably is something unique to your
system.
Also, is there anything special you have to do to trigger the bug, or is
it enough to park the cursor near the end of the chapter and hit F7 (which is
what I did)?
/Paul
anifest with
version control, then version control is part of the problem. Other than that,
I'm stumped. I take it this does not happen with other documents?
/Paul
you
are on Windows, ~/.lyx is typically C:\Documents and Settings\\Application
Data\lyx16, or something like that. If you're on a Mac, I'm not sure where it
lives -- but Help > About LyX will tell you.)
/Paul
y to remove the blank page?
>
Does that also happen if you use \includepdfmerge rather than back-to-back
invocations of \includepdf?
/Paul
-Feb & F & H & New Cross & $|$ \\
\hline 19-Feb & M & A & Crediton & $|$ \\
\hline 26-Feb & M & A & Dartmouth & $|$ \\
\hline 05-Mar & M & H & Kingsbridge & $|$ \\
\hline 12-Mar & M & A & Cullompton & $|$ \\
\hline 19-Mar
, but
don't know what to do with them as they produce errors as soon as I set them as
styles for the bibliography.
Any help would be much appreciated.
Thanks,
Maike
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National Oceanography Centre, Southampton
Uni
s the
bind file sciword? If so, try switching it to a different one (I use cua).
/Paul
oss's math mode document
(http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/info/math/voss/mathmode/) to see how various
aligned environments differ.
/Paul
into plain text.)
/Paul
It just appears as $\gamma$.
I've tested the CLI approach:
$ inkscape -D -z --file=draw.svg --export-pdf=draw.pdf --export-latex
It does work to create
draw.pdf
and
draw.pdf_tex
I can't seem to understand the last step of using that with LyX.
Suggestions?
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Profe
of this is useful, converting to docbook would be good
for anyone interested in doing stuff for the linux documentation project.
Paul
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and see where in the file iconv
died.
There are ports of iconv to Windows as well (I use the MinGW port at home).
/Paul
r want to use it again. That sound
> reasonable?
Or just use Tools > Preferences > Language Settings > Spellchecker > Personal
dictionary to point to whatever word list you care to use for a given project --
seems easier to me.
/Paul
> Number Whole Formula. That will remove the equation number and the
label. If you want the equation numbered, repeat what you just did to get a
number without a label.
/Paul
e content) to bottom.
3. Click the check box for height and set it to whatever works (for instance,
8.5 ex seems to work pretty well for your example).
/Paul
came back. Ugh!
>
There's a ticket about #2 in the bug tracker (#6688 -- I filed it), and I just
saw a status update on it recently. Apparently the personal dictionary entry is
going away in LyX 2.0, so the bug won't need to be fixed. In any case, changing
the entry seems to work okay in 1.6.7, so an upgrade my help.
/Paul
(self-reply ... never a good sign)
My bad. The bug is _not_ fixed in 1.6.7; you can modify the path but you cannot
delete it from the preferences menu. (You can manually edit the configuration
file to get rid of it.)
/Paul
r named clipart), and run
'convert mobius.eps mobius.ppm' to confirm that the convert program is working
correctly.
/Paul
Assuming you want to do this for all enumerations, add the following to your
preamble:
\usepackage{enumitem}
\setenumerate{leftmargin=*}
This of course assumes that you have the enumitem package installed.
/Paul
scent maps to the
font size, but the conversion is not entirely obvious to me.
I also think there are some Java code libraries out there that can parse XML
files, including font size, but I don't know off-hand which they are (and wasn't
sure in any case that you wanted to write Java code).
/Paul
paul
Just throwing a crazy thought out there before Lyx 10; what would be
the consequences of a mode where the screen was displayed as though
through a Preview inset except at the point where you happened to be
typing? A keystroke would toggle this on or off. James Blunt is
singing 'Y
g for something.
thanks
Paul
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e if (a) preview happens by any
chance to work and (b) whether the list in the preferences section has somehow
magically activated itself.
/Paul
dialog, deselect "Keep matched".
4. Highlight "(None)" on the left side and the descending vertical line on the
right side, click Insert and then Close.
/Paul
iustifico gmail.com> writes:
>
> Is it possible to write bold in math mode?
>
Help > Math section 11.
On 25/12/10 17:28, iustifico wrote:
> Is it possible to write bold in math mode?
>
> Kind regards,
> iustifico
>
I am not an expert but it should be possible,
Paul
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o I communicate this to Lyx/LaTeX?
>
In the dialogs for both vertical space widgets, select the "Protect" option.
But I bear no responsibility for what the References page looks like if it's
empty at the top. :-)
/Paul
How are you entering the formulas (inline, display mode, equation arrays, ...)?
Perhaps you could post a one page document showing a sample.
/Paul
this, it would be nice if LyX had an old-fashioned
"reveal codes" window like Word Perfect used to have. When text comes
out funny, it is almost always because of some hidden formatting that
you didn't realize was there.
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