Hi:
I just searched back to find that I can use ERT like this:
\rule[-1.5ex]{0pt}{4ex}
in table cells to get some vertical space, above and below my stuff. In
particular, when I place equations with fractional expressions (I like
those) into table cells, they are too close to the top and
Hi:
I just searched back to find that I can use ERT like this:
\rule[-1.5ex]{0pt}{4ex}
in table cells to get some vertical space, above and below my stuff. In
particular, when I place equations with fractional expressions (I like
those) into table cells, they are too close to the top and
Hi:
I just searched back to find that I can use ERT like this:
\rule[-1.5ex]{0pt}{4ex}
in table cells to get some vertical space, above and below my stuff. In
particular, when I place equations with fractional expressions (I like
those) into table cells, they are too close to the top and
Johnathan Burchill wrote:
Put a \vspace{0.25cm} (or whatever spacing you're happy with) at the end of
each of the first three lines in the array.
I've attached a LyX file with your equations typeset in various ways,
including the \cases AMS math environment suggested by Dekel Tsur.
Hope this
Dekel Tsur wrote:
On Fri, Jun 20, 2003 at 08:18:51AM -0700, Chris Carlen wrote:
Hi:
I'm going to give this one last shot, before I give up on the math
editor for this particular problem, and write in plain LaTeX.
I want to show an four line equation, in which each equation has
fractional
Johnathan Burchill wrote:
Put a \vspace{0.25cm} (or whatever spacing you're happy with) at the end of
each of the first three lines in the array.
I've attached a LyX file with your equations typeset in various ways,
including the \cases AMS math environment suggested by Dekel Tsur.
Hope this
Dekel Tsur wrote:
On Fri, Jun 20, 2003 at 08:18:51AM -0700, Chris Carlen wrote:
Hi:
I'm going to give this one last shot, before I give up on the math
editor for this particular problem, and write in plain LaTeX.
I want to show an four line equation, in which each equation has
fractional
Johnathan Burchill wrote:
Put a \vspace{0.25cm} (or whatever spacing you're happy with) at the end of
each of the first three lines in the array.
I've attached a LyX file with your equations typeset in various ways,
including the \cases AMS math environment suggested by Dekel Tsur.
Hope this
Dekel Tsur wrote:
On Fri, Jun 20, 2003 at 08:18:51AM -0700, Chris Carlen wrote:
Hi:
I'm going to give this one last shot, before I give up on the math
editor for this particular problem, and write in plain LaTeX.
I want to show an four line equation, in which each equation has
fractional
Hi:
I'm going to give this one last shot, before I give up on the math
editor for this particular problem, and write in plain LaTeX.
I want to show an four line equation, in which each equation has
fractional expressions. Also, I want a left brace delimiter around the
whole thing.
The
Hi:
I'm going to give this one last shot, before I give up on the math
editor for this particular problem, and write in plain LaTeX.
I want to show an four line equation, in which each equation has
fractional expressions. Also, I want a left brace delimiter around the
whole thing.
The
Hi:
I'm going to give this one last shot, before I give up on the math
editor for this particular problem, and write in plain LaTeX.
I want to show an four line equation, in which each equation has
fractional expressions. Also, I want a left brace delimiter around the
whole thing.
The
Andre Poenitz wrote:
On Tue, Jun 17, 2003 at 10:38:07AM -0700, Chris Carlen wrote:
I have tried going into math mode, then entering the following:
\[
f: \left(
\begin{split}
y = \\
f(x) +\\
+g(x)
\end{split}
\right)
\]
\end{document}
which actually shows what I want in LyX
Andre Poenitz wrote:
On Wed, Jun 18, 2003 at 08:50:09AM -0700, Chris Carlen wrote:
Ok, if I use amsmath support, it still complains cannot use split
here. Did you forget \begin{equation} ?
Basically, the above code works as ERT, but not if it is pasted into a
math mode environment. Oh
Andre Poenitz wrote:
On Tue, Jun 17, 2003 at 10:38:07AM -0700, Chris Carlen wrote:
I have tried going into math mode, then entering the following:
\[
f: \left(
\begin{split}
y = \\
f(x) +\\
+g(x)
\end{split}
\right)
\]
\end{document}
which actually shows what I want in LyX
Andre Poenitz wrote:
On Wed, Jun 18, 2003 at 08:50:09AM -0700, Chris Carlen wrote:
Ok, if I use amsmath support, it still complains cannot use split
here. Did you forget \begin{equation} ?
Basically, the above code works as ERT, but not if it is pasted into a
math mode environment. Oh
Andre Poenitz wrote:
On Tue, Jun 17, 2003 at 10:38:07AM -0700, Chris Carlen wrote:
I have tried going into math mode, then entering the following:
\[
f: \left(
\begin{split}
y = &&\\
& f(x) +\\
&& +g(x)
\end{split}
\right)
\]
\end{document}
which actually show
Andre Poenitz wrote:
On Wed, Jun 18, 2003 at 08:50:09AM -0700, Chris Carlen wrote:
Ok, if I use amsmath support, it still complains "cannot use split
here." "Did you forget \begin{equation} ?"
Basically, the above code works as ERT, but not if it is pasted into a
math m
Hi:
Is it possible to use this in LyX?
I want to make equations in an array appear in the same size font as the
rest of my equations, not reduced. I have fractional expressions in an
array, and they are in a smaller font when in the array.
I tried to figure out how to enter \displaysize as
I have tried going into math mode, then entering the following:
\[
f: \left(
\begin{split}
y = \\
f(x) +\\
+g(x)
\end{split}
\right)
\]
\end{document}
which actually shows what I want in LyX, but then gives LaTeX errors.
It seems I will have little choice but to learn LaTeX math
Chris Carlen wrote:
I have tried going into math mode, then entering the following:
\[
f: \left(
\begin{split}
y = \\
f(x) +\\
+g(x)
\end{split}
\right)
\]
\end{document}
which actually shows what I want in LyX, but then gives LaTeX errors.
It seems I will have little choice
Andre Poenitz wrote:
On Tue, Jun 17, 2003 at 09:00:15AM -0700, Chris Carlen wrote:
Hi:
Is it possible to use this in LyX?
You can use whatever macro you want...
I want to make equations in an array appear in the same size font as the
rest of my equations, not reduced. I have fractional
Hi:
Is it possible to use this in LyX?
I want to make equations in an array appear in the same size font as the
rest of my equations, not reduced. I have fractional expressions in an
array, and they are in a smaller font when in the array.
I tried to figure out how to enter \displaysize as
I have tried going into math mode, then entering the following:
\[
f: \left(
\begin{split}
y = \\
f(x) +\\
+g(x)
\end{split}
\right)
\]
\end{document}
which actually shows what I want in LyX, but then gives LaTeX errors.
It seems I will have little choice but to learn LaTeX math
Chris Carlen wrote:
I have tried going into math mode, then entering the following:
\[
f: \left(
\begin{split}
y = \\
f(x) +\\
+g(x)
\end{split}
\right)
\]
\end{document}
which actually shows what I want in LyX, but then gives LaTeX errors.
It seems I will have little choice
Andre Poenitz wrote:
On Tue, Jun 17, 2003 at 09:00:15AM -0700, Chris Carlen wrote:
Hi:
Is it possible to use this in LyX?
You can use whatever macro you want...
I want to make equations in an array appear in the same size font as the
rest of my equations, not reduced. I have fractional
Hi:
Is it possible to use this in LyX?
I want to make equations in an array appear in the same size font as the
rest of my equations, not reduced. I have fractional expressions in an
array, and they are in a smaller font when in the array.
I tried to figure out how to enter \displaysize as
I have tried going into math mode, then entering the following:
\[
f: \left(
\begin{split}
y = &&\\
& f(x) +\\
&& +g(x)
\end{split}
\right)
\]
\end{document}
which actually shows what I want in LyX, but then gives LaTeX errors.
It seems I will have little choice but to learn LaTeX
Chris Carlen wrote:
I have tried going into math mode, then entering the following:
\[
f: \left(
\begin{split}
y = &&\\
& f(x) +\\
&& +g(x)
\end{split}
\right)
\]
\end{document}
which actually shows what I want in LyX, but then gives LaTeX errors.
It seems I wil
Andre Poenitz wrote:
On Tue, Jun 17, 2003 at 09:00:15AM -0700, Chris Carlen wrote:
Hi:
Is it possible to use this in LyX?
You can use whatever macro you want...
I want to make equations in an array appear in the same size font as the
rest of my equations, not reduced. I have fractional
Andre Poenitz wrote:
Matrices seem to allow highlighting the whole solid
block, but multiline equations do not.
The problem with a matrix is that I have fractional expressions in my
equation, and in matrix mode the fractional expressions get typeset in a
smaller font.
That's, again, standard
Andre Poenitz wrote:
Matrices seem to allow highlighting the whole solid
block, but multiline equations do not.
The problem with a matrix is that I have fractional expressions in my
equation, and in matrix mode the fractional expressions get typeset in a
smaller font.
That's, again, standard
Andre Poenitz wrote:
Matrices seem to allow highlighting the whole solid
block, but multiline equations do not.
The problem with a matrix is that I have fractional expressions in my
equation, and in matrix mode the fractional expressions get typeset in a
smaller font.
That's, again, standard
Hi:
I tried to compile 1.3.1 using --with-frontend=qt
and it complained that the moc or moc2 executable wasn't found. I don't
seem to have this package available to install into my Suse 8.1 system.
What is this?
Thanks.
--
Christopher R. Carlen
Principal
John Levon wrote:
On Mon, Mar 24, 2003 at 09:57:08AM -0800, Chris Carlen wrote:
I tried to compile 1.3.1 using --with-frontend=qt
and it complained that the moc or moc2 executable wasn't found. I don't
seem to have this package available to install into my Suse 8.1 system.
What
Hi:
I tried to compile 1.3.1 using --with-frontend=qt
and it complained that the moc or moc2 executable wasn't found. I don't
seem to have this package available to install into my Suse 8.1 system.
What is this?
Thanks.
--
Christopher R. Carlen
Principal
John Levon wrote:
On Mon, Mar 24, 2003 at 09:57:08AM -0800, Chris Carlen wrote:
I tried to compile 1.3.1 using --with-frontend=qt
and it complained that the moc or moc2 executable wasn't found. I don't
seem to have this package available to install into my Suse 8.1 system.
What
Hi:
I tried to compile 1.3.1 using --with-frontend=qt
and it complained that the moc or moc2 executable wasn't found. I don't
seem to have this package available to install into my Suse 8.1 system.
What is this?
Thanks.
--
Christopher R. Carlen
Principal
John Levon wrote:
On Mon, Mar 24, 2003 at 09:57:08AM -0800, Chris Carlen wrote:
I tried to compile 1.3.1 using --with-frontend=qt
and it complained that the moc or moc2 executable wasn't found. I don't
seem to have this package available to install into my Suse 8.1 system.
What
Hi:
I want to write some web pages with equations and graphics. Some
graphics will be images created by programs with aren't set up well to
export in a format suitable for Lyx.
But the main question is, if I create a document in Lyx, how might I
convert it to HTML, and in your experience,
Hi:
I want to write some web pages with equations and graphics. Some
graphics will be images created by programs with aren't set up well to
export in a format suitable for Lyx.
But the main question is, if I create a document in Lyx, how might I
convert it to HTML, and in your experience,
Hi:
I want to write some web pages with equations and graphics. Some
graphics will be images created by programs with aren't set up well to
export in a format suitable for Lyx.
But the main question is, if I create a document in Lyx, how might I
convert it to HTML, and in your experience,
Chris Carlen wrote:
[edit]
1. Does anyone here use OpenOffice to produce figures to import into
Lyx, and if so how do you generate the .eps files?
[edit]
2. What program is used most often, and what might you recommend?
[edit]
Thanks for all the responses to the above question. The volume
Chris Carlen wrote:
[edit]
1. Does anyone here use OpenOffice to produce figures to import into
Lyx, and if so how do you generate the .eps files?
[edit]
2. What program is used most often, and what might you recommend?
[edit]
Thanks for all the responses to the above question. The volume
Chris Carlen wrote:
[edit]
1. Does anyone here use OpenOffice to produce figures to import into
Lyx, and if so how do you generate the .eps files?
[edit]
2. What program is used most often, and what might you recommend?
[edit]
Thanks for all the responses to the above question. The volume
Hi folks:
I abandoned effort recently on a document that I was preparing in
OpenOffice mostly because the equations looked really awful.
Furthermore, I failed at convincing anybody in the OpenOffice/StarOffice
world that they are not up to the standards that I think are needed for
Hi folks:
I abandoned effort recently on a document that I was preparing in
OpenOffice mostly because the equations looked really awful.
Furthermore, I failed at convincing anybody in the OpenOffice/StarOffice
world that they are not up to the standards that I think are needed for
Hi folks:
I abandoned effort recently on a document that I was preparing in
OpenOffice mostly because the equations looked really awful.
Furthermore, I failed at convincing anybody in the OpenOffice/StarOffice
world that they are not up to the standards that I think are needed for
Hi:
I know this is a development question, but I'm a user, so I don't want
to subscribe there and bug them too much.
I just wonder if there is any known considerations going on about using
Qt in Lyx. I wonder if this might be a good long-term move?
It would be nice to have consistent user
Hi:
I know this is a development question, but I'm a user, so I don't want
to subscribe there and bug them too much.
I just wonder if there is any known considerations going on about using
Qt in Lyx. I wonder if this might be a good long-term move?
It would be nice to have consistent user
Hi:
I know this is a development question, but I'm a user, so I don't want
to subscribe there and bug them too much.
I just wonder if there is any known considerations going on about using
Qt in Lyx. I wonder if this might be a good long-term move?
It would be nice to have consistent user
Greetings:
I am considering using Lyx to prepare some documents. I have tried to
do it with OpenOffice/StarOffice, but the quality of the formulas is
inadequate, and the program is too buggy and quirky when the document is
increasingly complicated. Lyx is my last hope to avoid using Word,
Chris Carlen wrote:
[stuff]
Thanks for the input, folks.
--
Christopher R. Carlen
Principal Laser/Optical Technologist
Sandia National Laboratories CA USA
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Greetings:
I am considering using Lyx to prepare some documents. I have tried to
do it with OpenOffice/StarOffice, but the quality of the formulas is
inadequate, and the program is too buggy and quirky when the document is
increasingly complicated. Lyx is my last hope to avoid using Word,
Chris Carlen wrote:
[stuff]
Thanks for the input, folks.
--
Christopher R. Carlen
Principal Laser/Optical Technologist
Sandia National Laboratories CA USA
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Greetings:
I am considering using Lyx to prepare some documents. I have tried to
do it with OpenOffice/StarOffice, but the quality of the formulas is
inadequate, and the program is too buggy and quirky when the document is
increasingly complicated. Lyx is my last hope to avoid using Word,
Chris Carlen wrote:
[stuff]
Thanks for the input, folks.
--
Christopher R. Carlen
Principal Laser/Optical Technologist
Sandia National Laboratories CA USA
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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