tex2lyx minor tabular glitch

Hi, given 1.3.7's capability to read tex2lyx output I've started to use it more often, and it's great. One thing I stumbled over today is that in the following line, \begin{tabular}{|p{0.8\textwidth}|} the tabular width is lost when opening the converted lyx file. -Sven

Re: Convert framemaker to docbook-lyx -- safest path?

Hi Stephen As we already have the framemaker source files its seems inefficient to go via raster and OCR and back. I think that XSLT applied to mif2xml is going to be a better plan, unless I find that the mif2lyx script can be used, in which case that would be best. Sounds like an

Re: tex2lyx minor tabular glitch

Sven Schreiber wrote: Hi, given 1.3.7's capability to read tex2lyx output I've started to use it more often, and it's great. One thing I stumbled over today is that in the following line, \begin{tabular}{|p{0.8\textwidth}|} the tabular width is lost when opening the converted lyx file.

Re: tex2lyx minor tabular glitch

Georg Baum schrieb: Sven Schreiber wrote: Hi, given 1.3.7's capability to read tex2lyx output I've started to use it more often, and it's great. One thing I stumbled over today is that in the following line, \begin{tabular}{|p{0.8\textwidth}|} the tabular width is lost when opening the

Re: tex2lyx minor tabular glitch

Sven Schreiber wrote: If you mean, can I enter 80 in the dialog along with units text% to get the desired result, then yes. But that appears to be so obvious that I'm not sure I understood you correctly? I meant exactly that. You can have so much fun with the tabular dialog that I would not

bibtex natbib square brackets and Lyx

Hi I'm currently searching for a bibtechstyle file for my german diploma thesis. There's one style file for my institute but it seems it don't works well with natbib. So it doesn't show up url and web pages Also i want to use square brackets in cite geschrieben in (Gahr et. al.[2004]) Is

Re: Convert framemaker to docbook-lyx -- safest path?

- Original Message - From: John Pye [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Stephen Harris [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: lyx-users@lists.lyx.org Sent: Thursday, February 09, 2006 4:16 AM Subject: Re: Convert framemaker to docbook-lyx -- safest path? Hi Stephen As we already have the framemaker source files

LyX Export ASCII - Bibliography

Hi! I want to export a LyX document to ASCII-text (so that somebody else can import and reformat it in Word and finally InDesign - so it is not really about having a good looking ASCII file, but something that one can continue working with ...). The integrated ASCII export gives me pretty

Re: LyX Export ASCII - Bibliography

Hi, I'm using the html export to do that. First export to html then open the html file in word or copy/paste it from your browser. latex2html parse the bibliography. Le Jeudi 9 Février 2006 18:08, Konrad Hofbauer a écrit : Any idea how to achieve this in a simple manner? -- Bruno PINAUD

Re: LyX Export ASCII - Bibliography

Konrad Hofbauer wrote: Hi! I want to export a LyX document to ASCII-text (so that somebody else can import and reformat it in Word and finally InDesign - so it is not really about having a good looking ASCII file, but something that one can continue working with ...). The integrated ASCII

Re: bibtex natbib square brackets and Lyx

Alexander Gahr wrote: Also i want to use square brackets in cite look for \bibpunct in the natbib documentation. Jürgen

Re: bibtex natbib square brackets and Lyx

Hi! On way to solve this is to create your own bibliography style file. This can very easily be done by running latex makebst in a console. Doing this creates a stylefile by asking a lot of multiple choice questions, such as what type of brackets you like, in what orders names of authors should

Re: Searching for a cite in the lyx code

Hi! The only way to do this that I have figured out is to open the lyx document in a texteditor, and search for the reference there. I would be happy however if there were some better, more LyX-ish way to do it! /Sara Horacio Emilio Pérez Sánchez wrote: Hello all, How can I search for a

ConTeXt and teTeX

Anyone here know the difference between ConTeXt and the standard tetex included in linux distributions? I see references to the former but I've no idea how it differs. Heck, when it comes right down to it, I don't know why there are different LaTeX flavors (other than pdflatex) anyway. Rich

Re: ConTeXt and LaTeX

On Thu, 9 Feb 2006, Nusret BALCI wrote: Why are there different LaTeX flavors? Nusret, I realize that I was asking a rhetorical question. As far as I know, though, ConTeXt is not a LaTeX flavor. It's rather a peer and rival macro package right on top of TeX. I've read claims about its

Re: LyX/Mac 1.4.0pre4 (with new installer) -- testers wanted

On Feb 6, 2006, at 10:13 AM, Bennett Helm wrote: I've made a version of LyX/Mac 1.4.0pre4 available here: http://edisk.fandm.edu/bennett.helm/LyX/LyX-1.4%20Installer.dmg. If anyone is willing to try it (and test the installer), please feel free to download and report any problems to the

tex2lyx minor tabular glitch

Hi, given 1.3.7's capability to read tex2lyx output I've started to use it more often, and it's great. One thing I stumbled over today is that in the following line, \begin{tabular}{|p{0.8\textwidth}|} the tabular width is lost when opening the converted lyx file. -Sven

Re: Convert framemaker to docbook-lyx -- safest path?

Hi Stephen As we already have the framemaker source files its seems inefficient to go via raster and OCR and back. I think that XSLT applied to mif2xml is going to be a better plan, unless I find that the mif2lyx script can be used, in which case that would be best. Sounds like an

Re: tex2lyx minor tabular glitch

Sven Schreiber wrote: Hi, given 1.3.7's capability to read tex2lyx output I've started to use it more often, and it's great. One thing I stumbled over today is that in the following line, \begin{tabular}{|p{0.8\textwidth}|} the tabular width is lost when opening the converted lyx file.

Re: tex2lyx minor tabular glitch

Georg Baum schrieb: Sven Schreiber wrote: Hi, given 1.3.7's capability to read tex2lyx output I've started to use it more often, and it's great. One thing I stumbled over today is that in the following line, \begin{tabular}{|p{0.8\textwidth}|} the tabular width is lost when opening the

Re: tex2lyx minor tabular glitch

Sven Schreiber wrote: If you mean, can I enter 80 in the dialog along with units text% to get the desired result, then yes. But that appears to be so obvious that I'm not sure I understood you correctly? I meant exactly that. You can have so much fun with the tabular dialog that I would not

bibtex natbib square brackets and Lyx

Hi I'm currently searching for a bibtechstyle file for my german diploma thesis. There's one style file for my institute but it seems it don't works well with natbib. So it doesn't show up url and web pages Also i want to use square brackets in cite geschrieben in (Gahr et. al.[2004]) Is

Re: Convert framemaker to docbook-lyx -- safest path?

- Original Message - From: John Pye [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Stephen Harris [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: lyx-users@lists.lyx.org Sent: Thursday, February 09, 2006 4:16 AM Subject: Re: Convert framemaker to docbook-lyx -- safest path? Hi Stephen As we already have the framemaker source files

LyX Export ASCII - Bibliography

Hi! I want to export a LyX document to ASCII-text (so that somebody else can import and reformat it in Word and finally InDesign - so it is not really about having a good looking ASCII file, but something that one can continue working with ...). The integrated ASCII export gives me pretty

Re: LyX Export ASCII - Bibliography

Hi, I'm using the html export to do that. First export to html then open the html file in word or copy/paste it from your browser. latex2html parse the bibliography. Le Jeudi 9 Février 2006 18:08, Konrad Hofbauer a écrit : Any idea how to achieve this in a simple manner? -- Bruno PINAUD

Re: LyX Export ASCII - Bibliography

Konrad Hofbauer wrote: Hi! I want to export a LyX document to ASCII-text (so that somebody else can import and reformat it in Word and finally InDesign - so it is not really about having a good looking ASCII file, but something that one can continue working with ...). The integrated ASCII

Re: bibtex natbib square brackets and Lyx

Alexander Gahr wrote: Also i want to use square brackets in cite look for \bibpunct in the natbib documentation. Jürgen

Re: bibtex natbib square brackets and Lyx

Hi! On way to solve this is to create your own bibliography style file. This can very easily be done by running latex makebst in a console. Doing this creates a stylefile by asking a lot of multiple choice questions, such as what type of brackets you like, in what orders names of authors should

Re: Searching for a cite in the lyx code

Hi! The only way to do this that I have figured out is to open the lyx document in a texteditor, and search for the reference there. I would be happy however if there were some better, more LyX-ish way to do it! /Sara Horacio Emilio Pérez Sánchez wrote: Hello all, How can I search for a

ConTeXt and teTeX

Anyone here know the difference between ConTeXt and the standard tetex included in linux distributions? I see references to the former but I've no idea how it differs. Heck, when it comes right down to it, I don't know why there are different LaTeX flavors (other than pdflatex) anyway. Rich

Re: ConTeXt and LaTeX

On Thu, 9 Feb 2006, Nusret BALCI wrote: Why are there different LaTeX flavors? Nusret, I realize that I was asking a rhetorical question. As far as I know, though, ConTeXt is not a LaTeX flavor. It's rather a peer and rival macro package right on top of TeX. I've read claims about its

Re: LyX/Mac 1.4.0pre4 (with new installer) -- testers wanted

On Feb 6, 2006, at 10:13 AM, Bennett Helm wrote: I've made a version of LyX/Mac 1.4.0pre4 available here: http://edisk.fandm.edu/bennett.helm/LyX/LyX-1.4%20Installer.dmg. If anyone is willing to try it (and test the installer), please feel free to download and report any problems to the

tex2lyx minor tabular glitch

Hi, given 1.3.7's capability to read tex2lyx output I've started to use it more often, and it's great. One thing I stumbled over today is that in the following line, \begin{tabular}{|p{0.8\textwidth}|} the tabular width is "lost" when opening the converted lyx file. -Sven

Re: Convert framemaker to docbook-lyx -- safest path?

Hi Stephen As we already have the framemaker source files its seems inefficient to go via raster and OCR and back. I think that XSLT applied to mif2xml is going to be a better plan, unless I find that the mif2lyx script can be used, in which case that would be best. Sounds like an

Re: tex2lyx minor tabular glitch

Sven Schreiber wrote: > Hi, given 1.3.7's capability to read tex2lyx output I've started to use > it more often, and it's great. One thing I stumbled over today is that > in the following line, > > \begin{tabular}{|p{0.8\textwidth}|} > > the tabular width is "lost" when opening the converted

Re: tex2lyx minor tabular glitch

Georg Baum schrieb: > Sven Schreiber wrote: > >> Hi, given 1.3.7's capability to read tex2lyx output I've started to use >> it more often, and it's great. One thing I stumbled over today is that >> in the following line, >> >> \begin{tabular}{|p{0.8\textwidth}|} >> >> the tabular width is "lost"

Re: tex2lyx minor tabular glitch

Sven Schreiber wrote: > If you mean, can I enter 80 in the dialog along with units text% to get > the desired result, then yes. But that appears to be so obvious that I'm > not sure I understood you correctly? I meant exactly that. You can have so much fun with the tabular dialog that I would

bibtex natbib square brackets and Lyx

Hi I'm currently searching for a bibtechstyle file for my german diploma thesis. There's one style file for my institute but it seems it don't works well with natbib. So it doesn't show up url and web pages Also i want to use square brackets in cite "geschrieben in (Gahr et. al.[2004])"

Re: Convert framemaker to docbook-lyx -- safest path?

- Original Message - From: "John Pye" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "Stephen Harris" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Cc: Sent: Thursday, February 09, 2006 4:16 AM Subject: Re: Convert framemaker to docbook-lyx -- safest path? Hi Stephen As we already have the framemaker

LyX Export ASCII - Bibliography

Hi! I want to export a LyX document to ASCII-text (so that somebody else can import and reformat it in Word and finally InDesign - so it is not really about having a good looking ASCII file, but something that one can continue working with ...). The integrated ASCII export gives me pretty

Re: LyX Export ASCII - Bibliography

Hi, I'm using the html export to do that. First export to html then open the html file in word or copy/paste it from your browser. latex2html parse the bibliography. Le Jeudi 9 Février 2006 18:08, Konrad Hofbauer a écrit : > Any idea how to achieve this in a simple manner? -- Bruno PINAUD

Re: LyX Export ASCII - Bibliography

Konrad Hofbauer wrote: > Hi! > > I want to export a LyX document to ASCII-text (so that somebody else can > import and reformat it in Word and finally InDesign - so it is not > really about having a good looking ASCII file, but something that one > can continue working with ...). The integrated

Re: bibtex natbib square brackets and Lyx

Alexander Gahr wrote: > Also i want to use square brackets in cite look for \bibpunct in the natbib documentation. Jürgen

Re: bibtex natbib square brackets and Lyx

Hi! On way to solve this is to create your own bibliography style file. This can very easily be done by running "latex makebst" in a console. Doing this creates a stylefile by asking a lot of multiple choice questions, such as what type of brackets you like, in what orders names of authors should

Re: Searching for a cite in the lyx code

Hi! The only way to do this that I have figured out is to open the lyx document in a texteditor, and search for the reference there. I would be happy however if there were some better, more LyX-ish way to do it! /Sara Horacio Emilio Pérez Sánchez wrote: > Hello all, > > How can I search for

ConTeXt and teTeX

Anyone here know the difference between ConTeXt and the standard tetex included in linux distributions? I see references to the former but I've no idea how it differs. Heck, when it comes right down to it, I don't know why there are different LaTeX flavors (other than pdflatex) anyway. Rich

Re: ConTeXt and LaTeX

On Thu, 9 Feb 2006, Nusret BALCI wrote: Why are there different LaTeX flavors? Nusret, I realize that I was asking a rhetorical question. As far as I know, though, ConTeXt is not a LaTeX flavor. It's rather a peer and rival macro package right on top of TeX. I've read claims about its

Re: LyX/Mac 1.4.0pre4 (with new installer) -- testers wanted

On Feb 6, 2006, at 10:13 AM, Bennett Helm wrote: I've made a version of LyX/Mac 1.4.0pre4 available here: . If anyone is willing to try it (and test the installer), please feel free to download and report any problems to the