Erik Hammel hammyz.pub at gmail.com writes:
Erik Hammel hammyz.pub at gmail.com writes:
Erik Hammel hammyz.pub at gmail.com writes:
i'm installing LyX 2.0.4-3 on a windows7 machine and when it finishes,
all
the
document classes are unavailable. i have MiKTeX 2.9
On 18/07/2012 5:06 a.m., William R. Buckley wrote:
Thank you all for the list of tools.
As my need was urgent, I tried IPE, and it works well, though is
a bit clunky.
Will try the others, and return a quick sense of utility for each.
wrb
There is nothing like an enquiry about graphics
William R. Buckley wrote:
Working with TeX is a bit of a challenge, since it seems not to
include much support for abstract drawing. I have need for figures
to appear in a paper, and am not familiar with the toolset usually
employed for use to make drawn images suitable for use with TeX.
On 07/18/2012 04:29 AM, Erik Hammel wrote:
sorry for the runaround, but i finally discovered the problem -- something that
might want to be looked into for future development. i stepped through
configure.py in a debugger, and when it gets to processing chklayouts.tex (line
1195), there were
Neal Becker ndbecker2 at gmail.com writes:
Boxes with text labels
Connectors
Everything aligns on the grid!
Export to vector format
Some text on lines (some math would be nice)
If you don't need a GUI interface, TiKZ does those accurately and,
once you learn the node syntax, easily.
Erik Hammel hammyz.pub at gmail.com writes:
Erik Hammel hammyz.pub at gmail.com writes:
Erik Hammel hammyz.pub at gmail.com writes:
i'm installing LyX 2.0.4-3 on a windows7 machine and when it finishes,
all
the
document classes are unavailable. i have MiKTeX 2.9
On 18/07/2012 5:06 a.m., William R. Buckley wrote:
Thank you all for the list of tools.
As my need was urgent, I tried IPE, and it works well, though is
a bit clunky.
Will try the others, and return a quick sense of utility for each.
wrb
There is nothing like an enquiry about graphics
William R. Buckley wrote:
Working with TeX is a bit of a challenge, since it seems not to
include much support for abstract drawing. I have need for figures
to appear in a paper, and am not familiar with the toolset usually
employed for use to make drawn images suitable for use with TeX.
On 07/18/2012 04:29 AM, Erik Hammel wrote:
sorry for the runaround, but i finally discovered the problem -- something that
might want to be looked into for future development. i stepped through
configure.py in a debugger, and when it gets to processing chklayouts.tex (line
1195), there were
Neal Becker ndbecker2 at gmail.com writes:
Boxes with text labels
Connectors
Everything aligns on the grid!
Export to vector format
Some text on lines (some math would be nice)
If you don't need a GUI interface, TiKZ does those accurately and,
once you learn the node syntax, easily.
Erik Hammel gmail.com> writes:
>
> Erik Hammel gmail.com> writes:
>
> >
> > Erik Hammel gmail.com> writes:
> >
> > >
> > > i'm installing LyX 2.0.4-3 on a windows7 machine and when it finishes,
> > > all
> the
> > > document classes are "unavailable". i have MiKTeX 2.9 installed in a
On 18/07/2012 5:06 a.m., William R. Buckley wrote:
Thank you all for the list of tools.
As my need was urgent, I tried IPE, and it works well, though is
a bit clunky.
Will try the others, and return a quick sense of utility for each.
wrb
There is nothing like an enquiry about graphics
William R. Buckley wrote:
> Working with TeX is a bit of a challenge, since it seems not to
> include much support for abstract drawing. I have need for figures
> to appear in a paper, and am not familiar with the toolset usually
> employed for use to make drawn images suitable for use with TeX.
On 07/18/2012 04:29 AM, Erik Hammel wrote:
sorry for the runaround, but i finally discovered the problem -- something that
might want to be looked into for future development. i stepped through
configure.py in a debugger, and when it gets to processing chklayouts.tex (line
1195), there were
Neal Becker gmail.com> writes:
>
> Boxes with text labels
> Connectors
> Everything aligns on the grid!
> Export to vector format
> Some text on lines (some math would be nice)
>
If you don't need a GUI interface, TiKZ does those accurately and,
once you learn the node syntax, easily.
Paul
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