binding dead-key to produce accented chars

Hi folks, I've been reading the docs to find out how to produce accented chars. Normally I don't need to generate accented chars, I just need them to do my Italian assignment. Therefore I don't want to create/use a keyboard mapping. The idea of binding a dead-key, e.g. the single quote to produce

Re: binding dead-key to produce accented chars

Hi Jean-Marc, On 06-Oct-2000, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote: > This should be (untested) > > \bind apostrophe "accent-acute" > \bind grave "accent-breve" I tried this with 'lyx -dbg 4' and it gives me this: LyX: Bad key sequence: `apostrophe' [around line 135 of file ~/.lyx/bind/cua.bind] LyX

Re: bottom middle of word

On 31-Oct-2000, Myriam Abramson wrote: > How can you have a letter in the bottom middle of a word. I don't > know exactly how to articulate it. For example, "argmax" loops over a > variable and that variable is written underneath. How do you > accomplish that? Is it something like the index o

writing resume/CV

Hi all, I'd really like to produce my resume with LyX (latex is OK, but lyx is better). However currently there's no document class for resume/CV in my system. I'm just wondering if anyone has any tips/tricks on producing resume/CV with LyX or suggestions of good latex packages for making resume

Re: writing resume/CV

On 07-Nov-2000, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote: > There is one that I wrote, but I have to warn you it is really > minimalist: > http://www-rocq.inria.fr/~lasgoutt/lyx/cv-1.3.tar.gz > > It contains a latex document class and a LyX class. Thanks! It's great. I have played around with it a bit. And th

change font for section env

Hi everyone, Is it possible to change just the font used for the Section environment in a document? I'm using the default font for an article document, however I want to use sans serif for the section titles. I'm guessing that I should add something like \sectionfont{\sffamily} to the latex pream

Re: change font for section env

On 11-Nov-2000, Herbert Voss wrote: > try package tocloft. Hi all, thank you for all the responses. Herbert Voss and Matej Cepl suggested to use the latex packages: tocloft, titlesec and sectsty. I found that sectsty suits my need, so I'll use that. One thing I noticed is that I couldn't use tit

Re: how to get date out of title?

On 14-Dec-2000, Anna H.Pryor wrote: > I don't want to have the date automatically appear with the title. Is there an > easy way to fix that? You could put a forced blank in the date environment, Ctrl-Space by default. Ronny