The answers to a lot of these questions can be found in /The LaTeX
Companion/ or /A Guide to LaTeX/. All of these are LaTeX issues and have
nothing much to do with Lyx. How LaTeX typesets things is controlled by
the class and style files you load, and it uses complicated algorithms
to decide where
Well, one thing you can do is export the document as Latex, run your awk
script, and then import it back into Lyx. I've done that kind of thing
myself to make much more complicated sorts of changes. E.g., I'm working
on a book that involves a fair bit of mathematics, and I had a lot of
formul
cl/Tk. It's a bit old now, but still works reasonably well.
Richard Heck
Tim Vaughan wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I plan on using Bibtex to handle the citations needed for a series of
> essays I am writing. I have come across two Java GUIs, JabRef and
> Bib-it and an OS X one, BibDesk.
>
I'd encourage everyone who's had this problem with non-ascii characters
to submit bug reports. It is the ambition of most open source projects
to be internationalized, but I have the sense that people are still
getting up to speed with unicode. I know that, even for my own small
projects, I still
You need to install the TrueType font you're trying to use into LaTeX
before you can use it. There are several guides for doing so on the web,
e.g.: http://www.radamir.com/tex/ttf-tex.htm. Try a google search for more.
Are you sure the glyph you want to use isn't available already?
Richard
Pekk
You can download the paper class from ctan.org:
http://ctan.org/tex-archive/macros/latex/contrib/paper/.
Info about how to install it in LaTeX and then get LyX to recognize it
is in Ch 5 of the Customization manual. The koma-script article class
may also serve you well. It's very customizable. If
The way to do this kind of thing is to redefine the "chapter start"
macro from the class file. Here's what that macro looks like in my
version of book.cls:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
\thispagestyle{plain}%
[EMAIL PROTECTED]@
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED]@schapter}
What's causing the page number to
ter the
name of the chapter is shown top right too. Is there any possibility
to show only the page number on this page?
--
Joachim
Richard Heck wrote:
The way to do this kind of thing is to redefine the "chapter start"
macro from the class file. Here's what that macro looks
When you insert the bibliography, a button appears in your text. Click
on that button, and you will see a number of options for the
bibliography style. If you choose "apalike", you will get the style you
want. You should also put "\usepackage{apalike}" in the preamble.
If you want a lot of f
john wrote:
> On Fri, Apr 07, 2006 at 04:07:42PM -0700, Nick Kuzmik wrote:
>
>> Can I use Lyx's label and cross reference features across different
>> documents?
>>
> If you have a master document A that includes subdocuments B and C then when
> you typeset A cross references between thes
Well, one cheap way to do it is to put ERT in the title, e.g.:
\hrulefill \\ This is the Title \\ \hrulefill
That gives me lines above and below. They're not spaced very well, but
that could be resolved. I believe there's also a package that allows
such customization.
Richard
[EMA
In Lyx 1.3.x, you can do this by typing "\[" and then "\{". Oddly
enough, escaping them yourself makes Lyx not escape them!
Neal Becker wrote:
I want to enter the latex command: \unit[N]{symbols} in mathed. How do I do
it?
Simply typing this in doesn't work. The '{' is interpreted as a lite
Maria Gouskova wrote:
This is an inconsistency with many of the symbol commands. For
example, \textglotstop for the glottal stop character (in TIPA) needs
to be followed by a space or {}, but \textipa{?} does not, since it
has brackets. Accented characters, on the other hand, work without a
sp
I think so: F&R doesn't work inside ERT, so far as I know. If you want
to do that kind of thing, try opening the LyX file in a pure text editor
and making the changes there. You need to be careful not to mess up the
format of the file, though. Another option is to LaTeX, make your
changes to that,
It works fine under LyX on Linux. Great, actually. The problem here is
that there are no "named pipes" under Windows, which is what LyX uses to
communicate with the outside world. (These are things that look like
files but aren't really files at all: Programs can write into them and
other programs
Here's a little script I wrote that some other people may find useful. I
got annoyed after a while that, if I double-clicked on a LyX file in my
file manager, it would launch a new instance of LyX rather than open the
file in the old one. I figured there had to be some way to deal with
this problem
Michael Abshoff wrote:
> Hello,
>> It works fine under LyX on Linux. Great, actually. The problem here is
>> that there are no "named pipes" under Windows,
>>
> I disagree with you on that one. See
> http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/ipc/base/named_pipes.asp
>
Marcelo Acuña wrote:
> Hello,
> I am using titlesec package for customize titles, and I want to use it for
> replace fancy package in header and footer because this package have an
> error. But I don´t know how to use titlesec for this. Doc that became with
> package is very difficult. I need p
Marcelo Acuña wrote:
>> I think something close to what you want to do is
>> also done in titlesec.tex,
>>
> I can get only titlesec.dvi
>
Check ctan.org. You can get titlesec.tex there.
>> You might try something like:
>>
>> \renewpagestyle{headings}[OPTIONAL]{
>> \headrule
>> \set
These kinds of custom-formatting issues always concern LaTeX, not LyX.
But that said, yes, it's feasible, which is not to say that it is easy
to do. One option (maybe a bit of a hack) would be to use a minipage for
the contact details, creating the separation line with a \rule. Getting
the rule in
Define a \newpagestyle that sets the margins and such as you want them
for that page. Then, at the beginning of that page:
\thispagestyle{whatever}. See
http://www.iam.ubc.ca/~newbury/tex/page-set-up.html for information on
margin setup. It's possible you can also use the geometry package to do
th
These errors are being thrown by LaTeX. In such cases, it is always
helpful to export to LaTeX, compile manually, and look at the LaTeX
source to see what the problem is.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I need to add new BibTeX sryles to that already integrated in Lyx.
> How can I do that? I
The titlesec package does this kind of thing pretty well. I expect it
works with the koma-script classes, but I don't know that for sure.
david wrote:
> Dear list
>
> I'm using the article (koma-script) class and I need to change the
> title-labeling as followed:
>
> 1 Section (ending with no dot
And after clicking all the dialog boxes, you actually get the document
processed correctly? I wouldn't think you would, since the theorem
environment simply isn't defined in the koma-script book class, and I've
run a short test here with just one included document. (I've attached
the test files.)
Packages like titlesec and tocloft should handle this.
Jerome Tuncer wrote:
> Hello list,
>
> Here I am, back with my layout beginner questions.
>
> Is there a way I can have my appendixes to actually show that they are
> appendixes besides being "numbererd" by letters instead of actual
> numbers
does seem to work with report, so maybe it will
work for you.
NOTE TO LYX MAINTAINERS: It does not work to put the above command in
the preamble. I'd count that as a bug. (This is true both in 1.3.7 and
in 1.4.1.) The reason seems to be that the babel package is loaded only
after the rest of the preamble has been.
Richard Heck
One of the things I personally find annoying about LaTeX is the syntax,
and BibTeX is even worse, frankly, but it's not that insanely
complicated once you adjust to the stack-oriented character of the
language. You may find it useful to keep pen and paper nearby so you can
keep track of what's on
What you put in the title environment becomes a \title command. (See the
stdtitle.inc file: The LatexType for Title is: Command.) So you end up
with \title{Whatever} in the LaTeX file. This seems to do little more
than set [EMAIL PROTECTED] to whatever, and then that variable is used in
\maketitl
What bibliography style are you using?
Dominik Cabrerizo wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I am using Lyx to write my thesis and have a BibTex List in my
> document. The problem is that the Book titles are all wirtten in small
> letters except the first one, thats a capital.
> I used JabRef to create the list.
>
There's a difference here between \maketitle and [EMAIL PROTECTED], at least
if you're modifying one of the existing classes. The former is defined
using \newcommand, but the latter is defined using \def. It'd be nice if
someone could explain why.
Richard
Steve Litt wrote:
> On Thursday 15 June
Look at the file apalike.bst, which will tell you want fields are
defined. (There is no field "translator", by the way.) And you can use
apalike2, if you wish. Just hit the "browse" button in the dialog where
you choose a bibliography style, and then go find the file apalike2.bst.
It is, by the w
, etc?
>
> Bruce
>
>
>
> On Jun 16, 2006, at 1:58 PM, Richard Heck wrote:
>
>>
>> Look at the file apalike.bst, which will tell you want fields are
>> defined. (There is no field "translator", by the way.) And you can use
>> apalike2, if you wish
and there are some issues
connected with writing in the humanities that still, it seems to me,
need sorting out at the level of BibTeX styles, and it's going to take
some TeX coding to do that. But I expect again that this will happen, as
more people in the humanities discover the advantages of Ly
When I'm doing close editing, I "View DVI" and switch back and forth
between the DVI viewer and LyX. LyX now has a feature that allows you
the DVI viewer effectively to inform LyX what you want to edit, and LyX
will then go there automatically. I've not used that yet, however, as I
can always just
Steve Litt wrote:
Hi all,
There's long list of LyX functions for 1.3.3 here:
http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/LyxFunctions
Unfortunately most of them have no explanations or argument lists, and I get
the feeling the list is not complete, even for 1.3.3.
Is there a better place (besides reading and u
Steve Litt wrote:
Is there a "stable" 1.5.x?
Not yet. We're still in pre-release. But a lot of people are using
1.5.rc1 in a fairly serious way.
Does 1.5.x use the same native format as 1.4.2?
No. But you can cross-convert.
Is 1.5.x as reliable and stable as 1.4.2 (meaning it never screws up)
Ares wrote:
Here I am back with a new, silly question: what is the most favourite
bibtex editor under GNU/linux? I have been using JabRef under Windows,
but I realised that it runs under the Java Runtime Environment, and I
do not want to install new components if I do not really need them...
JabR
Les Denham wrote:
On Friday 15 June 2007 08:36, Helge Hafting wrote:
Acrobat certainly isn't useless, but have some problems:
Precisely why I use Acrobat Reader: I don't want to create a PDF which does
not work properly with the reader most people use. I performed the necessary
convol
Alan G Isaac wrote:
On Thu, 14 Jun 2007, Richard Heck apparently wrote:
BibLaTeX, soon to be the new standard
Can you provide the background for this claim?
It's based upon my sense of the enthusiasm that BibLaTeX has generated
on comp.text.tex. There really are a lot of pro
Raja Zubair wrote:
Hi
I am using Lyx 1.5.0. beta3.
I'd recommend you move to 1.5.rc1. A lot has been fixed.
I have looked thoroughly
in the math toolbar and I am unable to find ceiling or
floor symbol in it. Can anybody any idea about how to
get it.
You can always enter things manually. If
Mark Kortink wrote:
Hi
I am writing a book in LyX and come from the Windows world. I want to download
and install RC1 with no hassels.
Check the Windows part of the Wiki. It will explain the differences.
--
==
Richard G Heck, Jr
Rainer M. Krug wrote:
I just managed to reproduce it with a default new file and two
references. I attache the bibtex file, the lyx file, the resulting pdf
and the latex log
This is very strange and I don't have any ideas what could be the
problem.
Export it to LaTeX and try doing it manually
Bob Alvarez wrote:
I am trying to add a command to not indent a paragraph in Lyx 1.4.4. I do
this now by inserting ERT \noindent at the start of the paragraph
This works fine but it is tedious since I use this after (almost) every
equation in my paper. So, I am trying to do this with a keyboard
Paniez Paykari wrote:
When I want to do 'save' or 'accept all changes'
lyx does not respond anymore and the error message 'Disabling lyx socket'
comes up.
How can I fix this?
You'll need to give more information: What OS you are using, exactly
when this happens (every time? or only s
Rainer M. Krug wrote:
Thanks for the links - so in BibTex, I have to use \"{u} which I
actually prefer as it makes it universal.
Yes, you should use in BibTeX whatever you would use in LaTeX.
Also - is there an easy way to identify these "characters" in a bibtex
file? When I import from into Ja
Dominik Waßenhoven wrote:
Richard Heck schrieb am 20.06.2007:
Bob Alvarez wrote:
2. insert a space in the text after the ERT.
This seems tricky, as I can't see how just to insert a space.
space-insert normal
That's not a normal space. I get an "inter-word" space by ins
Giuseppe Vitalone wrote:
Hi, I'd like to modify that style in a way that it doesn't write words
in lower-case, is this possible?
Yes. Copy amsalpha.bst to an appropriate place in your local TeX tree
(e.g., /home/you/texmf/bibtex/bst/) and rename it to avoid conflicts.
Open it and find this bit
Paul A. Rubin wrote:
If, as I suspect, Bob wants the space just to keep \noindent from
running into the text, a somewhat simpler solution is
"command-sequence ert-insert; self-insert \noindent{}; char-forward;"
Yup.
rh
/Paul
--
===
Paul A. Rubin wrote:
Andre Poenitz wrote:
This works with 'unicode-insert 0x20' from now on.
Excellent! Now all I have to do is remember that. ;-)
It's not so bad: 0x20 is decimal 32---ascii for a space.
Richard
--
==
Richard
Hellmut Weber wrote:
I would like to support this feature request.
It would have saved me quite some time in the last weeks.
When you mistype a word repeatedly (quite usual for those who are
not writing in our native language), it is unconvenient to have to
replace every individual ocurrenc
Giuseppe Vitalone wrote:
Hi, I'm writing my thesis as a book document with the option "two face"
checked. I'm using the child documents mechanism, as inputs. Is it
possible
to have the childs behaving differently? In other words, I would like to
have the frontmatter not two faced...
There may
Ken wrote:
Hi. I spent ages Google-ing this question without luck. Hopefully
someone knows the answer at the top of their head.
I am using Natbib Author-Year. In my document, if there are more than
two authors, the citation is Author et al (Year). I would like to
change this to use et al only
Paul Smith wrote:
On 7/24/07, Steve Litt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> After having written a piece of a document, there is apparently no way
> of changing the overall language of the document, in the sense that
> the part already written remains as written with the previous
> language, i.e., loo
Rodrigo Fresneda wrote:
Hi, I confirm this, except not with your particular example. It occurs rather
randomly with my files.
(lyx 1.5 compiled under debian sid)
These kinds of bugs are hard to reproduce sometimes. Pay attention to
how you move the cursor out of the inset: Mouse or keyboard;
Dominik Waßenhoven wrote:
Nicolás schrieb am 02.08.2007:
Is there or can I create a shortcut for View->pdflatex? Thanks!
Look under Preferences>File formats. There's a place to enter the
shortcut you want to use.
Richard
--
==
Miki Dovrat wrote:
To the developers:
I understand the severity of the bug concerning compression on Windows, but
by the time you took the release off the site, I had already installed lyx
1.5 on one computer (home) and started working, and when I got to work and
wanted to install lyx there,
Yaron Y. Goland wrote:
First, to whomever made export to HTML work with bibliographies from
inside of LYX in 1.5.x - THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU Until now
I have had to follow http://www.goland.org/lyx/#x1-90008 every time I
wanted to generate HTML output and it was awful. Now the proce
Rosati Claudio wrote:
HI,
I'm working on a mac, and I have a document set (actually made of a
main document - Manuale_di_Fonia.lyx
- and 5 chapter files) made with an older LyX version, and that the
1.5.1 is unable to open (just the chapter n. 2, the one actually
containing something interes
Typhoon wrote:
Who owns the LyX logos?
I am doing a short (about 100 pages) book "Self-publishing with LyX"
which will be issued under one of the Creative Commons licences. I
would like to use the LyX logo on the front.
Who do I get permission from?
I'm forwarding this to lyx-devel, as you'r
John White wrote:
Hi Folks,
I suppose I have answered the email I sent yesterday to the effect
that my margin machine would not recognize changes in margins. I
"fixed" the problem by removing everything in Document-Settings-Latex
Preamble.
So now the question I have is: what should normal
John Kane wrote:
Anybody?
I don't use apa so can't debug this, but here is what I'd do: Export to
LaTeX, and then run the usual LaTeX chain on the file manually: latex
file, bibtex file, latex file, latex file. Somewhere along the way,
you'll get some error messages, I'd assume. Post them h
letter size paper so
when I produce a PDF my article doesn't have insanely large margins?
Richard Heck wrote:
Yaron Y. Goland wrote:
First, to whomever made export to HTML work with bibliographies from
inside of LYX in 1.5.x - THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU Until
now I have had t
Sam Lewis wrote:
I also would like to express my support for a on-the-fly-spellchecker. It would
bring LyX in line with other similar editors, where such a feature has been
standard for many year. A feature poll in our wiki has indicated an overwhelming
support for it by many LyX users. Although
Sam Lewis wrote:
I think one of the crucial differences, is the "naturally" high number of
mathematics, logisticians, etc. in the LyX user and developer community, who
have a very different approach to *writing* than one finds humanities. This
presumably has resulted in this peculiar situation th
Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
Richard Heck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Well, for what it's worth, I'm a humanist, and so is JMarc, one of the
lead developers.
Me? Was that intended as some kind of insult? ;=)
Whoops.
Paul A. Rubin wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Rather, I think instant spellcheck distracts from the process of
writing.
+1
I'm happy to just run spellcheck at the end, but I'm not sure this
discussion is on point. Assuming that a significant number of users
want it on-the-fly (enough to moti
Fritz Bein wrote:
Hi,
I would like to convince a friend to write her PhD thesis (Law) in
Lyx. I have found some valuable resource in MikTex (package juramisc)
and I wonder if there exist an equivalent layout file for Lyx. Maybe
anyone has created one, or made some experiences writing law text
Sam Lewis wrote:
Of course. And anyone who wants to code this can do so. This was in
response to the suggestion that LyX lacked this incredibly wonderful and
painfully obvious feature. My point was that it isn't obviously
wonderful. Indeed, I'd go so far as to say that, if you think you want
i
what they
should like and what they shouldn't. Just an opinion ...
What they like is up to them. But I teach writing, so I think I get to
tell people what helps with writing and what does not.
rh
SB
On Aug 13, 2007, at 6:44 PM, Richard Heck wrote:
Sam Lewis wrote:
Of course. And anyon
Jeremy C. Reed wrote:
My wife wanted to do a search and replace to replace
1/2 with � and 3/4 with � but we couldn't paste that with Ctrl-V or
middle-click (in X).
So I used vim to edit the lyx document.
Also I wanted to replace '1/3' with the corresponding evil red text. How
can I paste in
leandro ribeiro wrote:
Hi there!
I've very recently discovered LyX and LaTeX and - must say - I'm
marveled!
My wife is writing a doctoral thesis in Psicology and she is going mad
with MSOffice formating issues. What I wanted to do was to use LyX to
reformat everything, which would be very easy
Lars Olesen wrote:
I have written my thesis in Lyx on Windows, and I have no problem
exporting to pdf. However, I have trouble converting to other stuffÆ
+ when I want to export to plain text, it does not include the bibliography
+ I cannot convert to either OpenOffice or HTML (it does something
John Kane wrote:
--- Richard Heck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Lars Olesen wrote:
I have written my thesis in Lyx on Windows, and I
have no problem
exporting to pdf. However, I have trouble
converting to other stuffÆ
+ when I want to export to plain te
John Kane wrote:
I don't understand your last comment. Are you
suggeting that I should use ooolatex at a command
prompt?
Yes. And see if that works. If not, then the problem is with oolatex. If
so, then the problem is in LyX. Of course you'll need to export to LaTeX
first.
Richard
--
=
x27;t know.
John Kane wrote:
Next question : where do I find ooolatex? Perhaps I
don't have ooolatex installed? I don't see it
anywhere on the harddrive and all I seem to be able to
see is an ooolatex that appears to be an OOo macro
that so far I cannot get to work in OOo.
---
John Kane wrote:
I'm more at the point of just doing a latex2rtf
conversion which is not all that bad, but it is
extremely annoying that I cannot get this to work. I
use OOo a lot and the ability to move things in and
out of Lyx would be a big help.
It'd be nice to know if it's tex4ht or LyX t
Lance Simmons wrote:
In the document class "letter", how do I change the date from the
current date to another date? There is no "Date" paragraph
environment in the "letter" document class. Do I need to insert some
LaTex code in the preamble, or perhaps some ERT code? I didn't find
anything in
Steve Litt wrote:
On Tuesday 28 August 2007 13:50, Bob Lounsbury wrote:
On 8/28/07, Lance Simmons <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
In the document class "letter", how do I change the date from the
current date to another date? There is no "Date" paragraph
environment in the "letter" document
Dave Hewitt wrote:
I followed the instructions to the letter on the Wiki/Windows section
for Tips and Tweaks regarding 'Create a Bibliography'. I am using
JabRef 2.2. When I insert the Bibliography, LyX seems happy, but I get
this error from LaTeX:
Package inputenc Error: Keyboard character u
Steve Litt wrote:
On Tuesday 28 August 2007 16:06, Richard Heck wrote:
By the way, Steve, you're going to love the work I've done on layouts:
http://wiki.lyx.org/Devel/LayoutModularity.
rh
* *
\ o /
\|/
|
Oh, PS: These aren't actually committed to trunk yet. It'll be a few days.
rh
--
==
Richard G Heck, Jr
Professor of Philosophy
Brown University
http://frege.brown.edu/heck/
==
Helge Hafting wrote:
Hauser Helmut wrote:
Hello everybody,
I was wondering where the the export to pdf (latex) has gone in the
version 1.5.1.
I am aware of two ways to get the pdf right now:
- using the preview option and then save the file directly from the
pdf-viewer.
- or get it from the
Dave Hewitt wrote:
Many thanks to Paul Rubin for his recent help on document classes.
But, as he probably suspected, my dilemna continues (me and the
wolverine are both a bit worse for wear, but we'll live) and now I
think it rises to a new level...
There's many wonderful document classes out
Daniel Lohmann wrote:
Hi,
I got further ahead. I could solve 2) by using the ntheorem package
instead of amsthm. 1) is partly solved: Adding a "OptionalArgs 1"
line to my style definition enabled the "Insert->Short Title" command
in LyX. However, the optional argument is not written out to
Hartmut Haase wrote:
Hi,
to complete the UserGuide I need explanations/informations about the following
items:
Tools->Preferences->Colors->
command inset
command inset backgroun
command inset frame
These three all have to do with insets like URL, that don't have any
KTl wrote:
Hello everybody,
since I updated from Lyx 1.4.5 to 1.5.1 my citations look different. I
used to get numbered citations ( e.g [1] ...) and now I see something
like "Author et. al (2007) [1]". I used to be able to set the
reference style where I included the .bib file (e.g. apsrev), and
Karen Chang wrote:
Hi,
I just installed LyX onto a Mac and got the following error:
Cannot run texhash command to update Tex installation. Run Manually.
How would I go about doing that? Have I done something wrong during the
installation?
Open a terminal window (maybe it has some special
Dave Hewitt wrote:
Paul,
Yes, it repeats that same error message and reversion to article with
your file (and three other things I subsequently tried).
Sorry, but can you say again EXACTLY what error message you are getting?
That will at least let me know which error is happening here. If you'
Jeremy C. Reed wrote:
On Fri, 31 Aug 2007, Helge Hafting wrote:
William Adams wrote:
- use pdftex and the microtype package and hanging punctuation?
When I do this on A4 text, I go from 1-3 hyphens per page
to about 3 pages per hyphen. :-) Useful indeed.
I am reading the
Paul Smith wrote:
On 8/31/07, Richard Heck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
- use pdftex and the microtype package and hanging punctuation?
When I do this on A4 text, I go from 1-3 hyphens per page
to about 3 pages per hyphen. :-) Useful indeed.
I am reading the
Paul A. Rubin wrote:
I'll skip over the forensic steps (and the "what was I drinking that
made me even think of them" part) and cut to the chase scene. My
layout file is coded (according to Notepad++) "ANSI as UTF-8". Yours
is coded UTF-8. Turns out either ANSI or "ANSI as UTF-8" works fine,
Adam C.M. Solove wrote:
Hello all, I'm a long-time LaTeX user but new to LyX. I am currently
working on a package to convert Word-using literature scholars to open
formats and the benefits of TeX. Specifically, I am trying to
find/write a sensible GUI to the ledmac package for typesetting
critica
Paul A. Rubin wrote:
This is a huge issue, and we will have bugs here. One of the biggest
changes with 1.5.x is the switch to unicode. ALL layout files need to
be changed to unicode. See the release notes.
Am I right that all layout files shipping with LyX 1.5.x are already
unicode, and this ju
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
For Ledmac, you don't insert a footnote at the end of a sentence but apply
it to a range of the text. I doubt it is possible to do it in LyX with
insets. Or only in a clumsy way.
Oh, I see, this is more of a challenge. It'd be possible, though, to
define two charstyle
Lance W. Haverkamp wrote:
Unnstalled 1.3.7 reinstalled 1.5.1, no change
Uninstalled 1.5.1 reinstalled 1.3.7 no change; error messages worded
slightly differently, but still largely non-functional beyond the most
basic commands.
Try running LyX from a terminal, and then running "Reconfigure" w
On Tuesday 04 September 2007 13:34, Steve Litt wrote:
> On Tuesday 04 September 2007 12:45, John Kane wrote:
> > Word-to-LaTex will give you a LaTeX file that you
> > might then able to import to LyX
> > http://kebrt.webz.cz/programs/word-to-latex/index.html
> > . I suspect the results
Jeremy C. Reed wrote:
I have a 210 page book and a 650 page book with many Emphasis (italics)
and /path/to/file/names that extend out into my margin.
I think you could probably use \url for the filenames. I'm not sure what
the problem with \emph would be. Does that really interfere with
hyph
Roberto Gorjão wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to use JabRef to manage my references, and all seemed to go
well... till I got to web page references. How may I create my entries
so LyX import URLs? On LyX I'm using an APA article class and apacitex
style.
I'm not sure what you mean. If you want the ref
Roberto Gorjão wrote:
I'm also having problems with enconding... I've tryed UTF-8 and
ISO8859-1, but diacritics always appear wrong on LyX.
The critical thing is that the encoding match the encoding of the output
LaTeX file. Other people will have the details.
Richard
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Hi Andre,
I have not a clue about where to begin looking for "/lib/bin/*". Could you
be
more specific? I'm on Win XP.
Probably somewhere like c:\Program Files\LyX\..., but others will know.
I've also found this page in the LyX's Wiki --
http://wiki.lyx.org/Tips
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