Multimarkdown to LyX

LyX users might like to get LyX output directly from Multimarkdown. Thus you can draft your documents using Multimarkdown or even Scrivener to create Multimarkdown and then polish the results in LyX. I have worked with Fletcher Penny to implement that capability. Here is a link to the

Re: Trying to install xetexCV document class

More on the xetexCV layout. You don't actually have to specify Fontin Regular and Fontin Sans in Document - Settings - Fonts as the xetexCV class specifies those fonts as the defaults already. If you don't have the Fontin fonts installed and don't specify others, then you'll get errors about

Re: Multimarkdown to LyX

Looks interesting. The documentation is well written. Thanks for sharing this news. Scott On Sun, Jan 5, 2014 at 11:34 AM, C. R. Cowan crco...@gmail.com wrote: LyX users might like to get LyX output directly from Multimarkdown. Thus you can draft your documents using Multimarkdown or even

LaTeX - LyX conversion

Hi to everyone, The subject explains the situation, I guess. To be more specific, I have this dissertation class, which perfectly compiles with different editors using the MikTeX 2.8 and 2.9 distributions. I was able to use the class file in LyX preparing a very simple layout file containing the

Multimarkdown to LyX

LyX users might like to get LyX output directly from Multimarkdown. Thus you can draft your documents using Multimarkdown or even Scrivener to create Multimarkdown and then polish the results in LyX. I have worked with Fletcher Penny to implement that capability. Here is a link to the

Re: Trying to install xetexCV document class

More on the xetexCV layout. You don't actually have to specify Fontin Regular and Fontin Sans in Document - Settings - Fonts as the xetexCV class specifies those fonts as the defaults already. If you don't have the Fontin fonts installed and don't specify others, then you'll get errors about

Re: Multimarkdown to LyX

Looks interesting. The documentation is well written. Thanks for sharing this news. Scott On Sun, Jan 5, 2014 at 11:34 AM, C. R. Cowan crco...@gmail.com wrote: LyX users might like to get LyX output directly from Multimarkdown. Thus you can draft your documents using Multimarkdown or even

LaTeX - LyX conversion

Hi to everyone, The subject explains the situation, I guess. To be more specific, I have this dissertation class, which perfectly compiles with different editors using the MikTeX 2.8 and 2.9 distributions. I was able to use the class file in LyX preparing a very simple layout file containing the

Multimarkdown to LyX

LyX users might like to get LyX output directly from Multimarkdown. Thus you can draft your documents using Multimarkdown or even Scrivener to create Multimarkdown and then polish the results in LyX. I have worked with Fletcher Penny to implement that capability. Here is a link to the

Re: Trying to install xetexCV document class

More on the xetexCV layout. You don't actually have to specify Fontin Regular and Fontin Sans in Document -> Settings -> Fonts as the xetexCV class specifies those fonts as the defaults already. If you don't have the Fontin fonts installed and don't specify others, then you'll get errors about

Re: Multimarkdown to LyX

Looks interesting. The documentation is well written. Thanks for sharing this news. Scott On Sun, Jan 5, 2014 at 11:34 AM, C. R. Cowan wrote: > LyX users might like to get LyX output directly from Multimarkdown. Thus you > can draft your documents using Multimarkdown or even

LaTeX -> LyX conversion

Hi to everyone, The subject explains the situation, I guess. To be more specific, I have this dissertation class, which perfectly compiles with different editors using the MikTeX 2.8 and 2.9 distributions. I was able to use the class file in LyX preparing a very simple layout file containing the