James Frye wrote:
> I am - or at least I hope to become - a new user of Lyx (1.3), but I'm
> having a few problems getting a usable environment set up. In particular,
> the font used by the GUI (the one used on menus and such, not the text
> being edited) is too small for me to read without a magnifier. How can I
> change it to something readable?
The best results (if using Qt version) are achieved with TrueType
fonts under KDE.
> Also, is there a list of bindable functions anywhere? I see the several
> existing sets are documented, but I can't find a list of the functions.
different .bind files in /usr/share/lyx/bind and Reference*.lyx
in /usr/share/lyx/doc/.
> That might help me with my next question, which is how I get out of insert
> mode into normal overtype mode. I would think that the Insert key would
> toggle this, but it doesn't seem to.
No idea.
Matej
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