Lyx and german special characters

2000-03-13 Thread Braun, Stefanie {~Mannheim} 

Hi,

I'm working since four weeks with lyx. In this time I have not found out,
how to get easily a german "ß" in the postscript. The only way it works, is
to write \ss\ in Latex-style. But this is not very comfortable.

Re: Lyx and german special characters

2000-03-13 Thread Andre Poenitz 

 I'm working since four weeks with lyx. In this time I have not found =
 out,
 how to get easily a german "=DF" in the postscript. The only way it =
 works, is
 to write \ss\ in Latex-style. But this is not very comfortable.=20

Have you tried to set Layout-Document-Language to 'German' and 
Layout-Document-Encoding to 'Latin1'?

Andre'

-- 
It'll take a long time to eat 63.000 peanuts.
André Pönitz . [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Lyx and german special characters

2000-03-13 Thread Braun, Stefanie {~Mannheim} 

Hi,

I'm working since four weeks with lyx. In this time I have not found out,
how to get easily a german "ß" in the postscript. The only way it works, is
to write \ss\ in Latex-style. But this is not very comfortable.

Re: Lyx and german special characters

2000-03-13 Thread Andre Poenitz 

 I'm working since four weeks with lyx. In this time I have not found =
 out,
 how to get easily a german "=DF" in the postscript. The only way it =
 works, is
 to write \ss\ in Latex-style. But this is not very comfortable.=20

Have you tried to set Layout-Document-Language to 'German' and 
Layout-Document-Encoding to 'Latin1'?

Andre'

-- 
It'll take a long time to eat 63.000 peanuts.
André Pönitz . [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Lyx and german special characters

2000-03-13 Thread Braun, Stefanie {~Mannheim} 

Hi,

I'm working since four weeks with lyx. In this time I have not found out,
how to get easily a german "ß" in the postscript. The only way it works, is
to write \ss\ in Latex-style. But this is not very comfortable.

Re: Lyx and german special characters

2000-03-13 Thread Andre Poenitz 

> I'm working since four weeks with lyx. In this time I have not found =
> out,
> how to get easily a german "=DF" in the postscript. The only way it =
> works, is
> to write \ss\ in Latex-style. But this is not very comfortable.=20

Have you tried to set Layout->Document->Language to 'German' and 
Layout->Document->Encoding to 'Latin1'?

Andre'

-- 
It'll take a long time to eat 63.000 peanuts.
André Pönitz . [EMAIL PROTECTED]