Richard Heck rgheck at lyx.org writes:
Well, the main question is what the compilation errors are. Is there a
sample file for this class? If
so, then I'd suggest trying to import it into LyX, and compile that.
Sometimes there are commands
that *have* to be defined that you may not
Richard Heck rgheck at lyx.org writes:
Well, the main question is what the compilation errors are. Is there a
sample file for this class? If
so, then I'd suggest trying to import it into LyX, and compile that.
Sometimes there are commands
that *have* to be defined that you may not
Richard Heck lyx.org> writes:
>
> Well, the main question is what the compilation errors are. Is there a
> sample file for this class? If
> so, then I'd suggest trying to import it into LyX, and compile that.
> Sometimes there are commands
> that *have* to be defined that you may not expect.
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\leavevmode \bfseries
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\hskip -\leftskip
#1\nobreak\
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[EMAIL PROTECTED]@[EMAIL PROTECTED] #2}\par
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
\endgroup
\fi}
\makeatother
This solves the problem.
Thank you
Leo
LB wrote
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\leavevmode \bfseries
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\hskip -\leftskip
#1\nobreak\
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
\mkern [EMAIL PROTECTED] mu\hbox{.}\mkern [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED]@[EMAIL PROTECTED] #2}\par
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
\endgroup
\fi}
\makeatother
This solves the problem.
Thank you
Leo
LB wrote
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\leavevmode \bfseries
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
\hskip -\leftskip
#1\nobreak\
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
\mkern [EMAIL PROTECTED] mu\hbox{.}\mkern [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED]@[EMAIL PROTECTED] #2}\par
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
\endgroup
\fi}
\makeatother
This solves the problem.
Thank you
Leo
LB wr
Hello
I'm using Lyx 1.4.4 with Win XP and Document class: book
For my thesis I need to added dots between chapter names and their page
numbers in TOC.
I can do that with:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]@dottedtocline{0}{1.5em}{2.3em}} %
However in TOC, this removes formatting of the chapter entries and
Hello
I'm using Lyx 1.4.4 with Win XP and Document class: book
For my thesis I need to added dots between chapter names and their page
numbers in TOC.
I can do that with:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]@dottedtocline{0}{1.5em}{2.3em}} %
However in TOC, this removes formatting of the chapter entries and
Hello
I'm using Lyx 1.4.4 with Win XP and Document class: book
For my thesis I need to added dots between chapter names and their page
numbers in TOC.
I can do that with:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]@dottedtocline{0}{1.5em}{2.3em}} %
However in TOC, this removes formatting of the chapter entries and
Hello
When I use backref, the back references at the end of bibliography lines
point not only to the citations inside the text but also to citations in the
captions listed in the LOF.
This does not seem correct as the references in the text are no longer
sequential since the LOF precedes
Hello
When I use backref, the back references at the end of bibliography lines
point not only to the citations inside the text but also to citations in the
captions listed in the LOF.
This does not seem correct as the references in the text are no longer
sequential since the LOF precedes
Hello
When I use backref, the back references at the end of bibliography lines
point not only to the citations inside the text but also to citations in the
captions listed in the LOF.
This does not seem correct as the references in the text are no longer
sequential since the LOF precedes
This is a sign of corrupted eps files.
Missing bounding boxes can be restored by program called ps2eps,
http://www.tm.uka.de/~bless/ps2eps
After correcting your eps, you can try to push them through epstopdf
again.
Actually, I have been using ps2eps already...
Leo
This is a sign of corrupted eps files.
Missing bounding boxes can be restored by program called ps2eps,
http://www.tm.uka.de/~bless/ps2eps
After correcting your eps, you can try to push them through epstopdf
again.
Actually, I have been using ps2eps already...
Leo
This is a sign of corrupted eps files.
Missing bounding boxes can be restored by program called "ps2eps",
http://www.tm.uka.de/~bless/ps2eps
After correcting your eps, you can try to push them through epstopdf
again.
Actually, I have been using ps2eps already...
Leo
When pdflatex converts *.eps files to pdf I get errors that these figures
can't be converted and are not shown in the final pdf. When .ps files get
converted, their boundingboxes are ignored so figures are not displayed
properly.
I think, although I am not sure, that pdflatex can't read (e)ps
When pdflatex converts *.eps files to pdf I get errors that these figures
can't be converted and are not shown in the final pdf. When .ps files get
converted, their boundingboxes are ignored so figures are not displayed
properly.
I think, although I am not sure, that pdflatex can't read (e)ps
When pdflatex converts *.eps files to pdf I get errors that these figures
can't be converted and are not shown in the final pdf. When .ps files get
converted, their boundingboxes are ignored so figures are not displayed
properly.
I think, although I am not sure, that pdflatex can't read (e)ps
Hello
I had a problem using hyperref. When I included this package, long section
names and long captions were no longer wrapping around in TOC and LOF and
ran of the page. Also pdflatex would not work for me.
With Uwe suggestion, I upgraded to MiKTeX 2.6 all of these problems got
resolved,
Hello
I had a problem using hyperref. When I included this package, long section
names and long captions were no longer wrapping around in TOC and LOF and
ran of the page. Also pdflatex would not work for me.
With Uwe suggestion, I upgraded to MiKTeX 2.6 all of these problems got
resolved,
Hello
I had a problem using hyperref. When I included this package, long section
names and long captions were no longer wrapping around in TOC and LOF and
ran of the page. Also pdflatex would not work for me.
With Uwe suggestion, I upgraded to MiKTeX 2.6 all of these problems got
resolved,
Hi Uwe
pdflatex is much faster and the resulting PDFs are not larger for me.
You caption problem must have another reason.
Do you mind tyring to the same file with ps2pdf to see if TOC and list of
figures look righ? I want to figure out if the problem is to do with my
system (maybe old
.
Is there a way of debuging this?
Thanks
Leo
LB schrieb:
Do you mind tyring to the same file with ps2pdf to see if TOC and list
of
figures look righ? I want to figure out if the problem is to do with my
system (maybe old version of one of the style files, or something else).
The file I sent you
Hi Uwe
pdflatex is much faster and the resulting PDFs are not larger for me.
You caption problem must have another reason.
Do you mind tyring to the same file with ps2pdf to see if TOC and list of
figures look righ? I want to figure out if the problem is to do with my
system (maybe old
.
Is there a way of debuging this?
Thanks
Leo
LB schrieb:
Do you mind tyring to the same file with ps2pdf to see if TOC and list
of
figures look righ? I want to figure out if the problem is to do with my
system (maybe old version of one of the style files, or something else).
The file I sent you
Hi Uwe
> pdflatex is much faster and the resulting PDFs are not larger for me.
> You caption problem must have another reason.
Do you mind tyring to the same file with ps2pdf to see if TOC and list of
figures look righ? I want to figure out if the problem is to do with my
system (maybe old
.
Is there a way of debuging this?
Thanks
Leo
LB schrieb:
Do you mind tyring to the same file with ps2pdf to see if TOC and list
of
figures look righ? I want to figure out if the problem is to do with my
system (maybe old version of one of the style files, or something else).
The file I sent you
Hello
Attached is an example of the .lyx file and resultant pdf that show the
problems with long titles, captions and referencing to wrong pages for
Abstract, Acknowledgements, etc.
Also, I have not figured out how to add hyperref to bibliographic references
yet. Please help.
Thank you
Leo
it. BTW the long captions did
behave properly before I started using the hyperref package.
And to set the hyperlink anchors I'll use \phantomsection.
Thank you
Leo
LB schrieb:
I have added the following code (I took it from EmbeddedObjects.lyx) to
the
preamble of my document
However
Hello
Attached is an example of the .lyx file and resultant pdf that show the
problems with long titles, captions and referencing to wrong pages for
Abstract, Acknowledgements, etc.
Also, I have not figured out how to add hyperref to bibliographic references
yet. Please help.
Thank you
Leo
it. BTW the long captions did
behave properly before I started using the hyperref package.
And to set the hyperlink anchors I'll use \phantomsection.
Thank you
Leo
LB schrieb:
I have added the following code (I took it from EmbeddedObjects.lyx) to
the
preamble of my document
However
Hello
Attached is an example of the .lyx file and resultant pdf that show the
problems with long titles, captions and referencing to wrong pages for
Abstract, Acknowledgements, etc.
Also, I have not figured out how to add hyperref to bibliographic references
yet. Please help.
Thank you
Leo
s I'll use it. BTW the long captions did
behave properly before I started using the hyperref package.
And to set the hyperlink anchors I'll use \phantomsection.
Thank you
Leo
> LB schrieb:
>
> > I have added the following code (I took it from EmbeddedObjects.lyx) to
the
>
surrounding, too.
rh
LB wrote:
Hello
There is one problem with this solution that I just noticed. The header
in Appendix A would say Chapter A. Is there a way to modify the coder to
correct this?
Thank you
Leo
LB wrote:
Hello
I have more of a latex question but I'm hoping that somebody would
after your
appendix. If you do have a problem, just put:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] in ERT before your next chapter. That'll
need the same surrounding, too.
rh
LB wrote:
Hello
There is one problem with this solution that I just noticed. The header
in Appendix A would say Chapter A. Is there a way
surrounding, too.
rh
LB wrote:
Hello
There is one problem with this solution that I just noticed. The header
in Appendix A would say Chapter A. Is there a way to modify the coder to
correct this?
Thank you
Leo
LB wrote:
Hello
I have more of a latex question but I'm hoping that somebody would
after your
appendix. If you do have a problem, just put:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] in ERT before your next chapter. That'll
need the same surrounding, too.
rh
LB wrote:
Hello
There is one problem with this solution that I just noticed. The header
in Appendix A would say Chapter A. Is there a way
surrounding, too.
rh
LB wrote:
Hello
There is one problem with this solution that I just noticed. The header
in Appendix A would say Chapter A. Is there a way to modify the coder to
correct this?
Thank you
Leo
LB wrote:
Hello
I have more of a latex question but I'm hoping that somebody would
after your
appendix. If you do have a problem, just put:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] in ERT before your next chapter. That'll
need the same surrounding, too.
rh
LB wrote:
Hello
There is one problem with this solution that I just noticed. The header
in Appendix A would say Chapter A. Is there a way
Hello
There is one problem with this solution that I just noticed. The header in
Appendix A would say Chapter A. Is there a way to modify the coder to
correct this?
Thank you
Leo
LB wrote:
Hello
I have more of a latex question but I'm hoping that somebody would
know the answer.
I'm
Hello
There is one problem with this solution that I just noticed. The header in
Appendix A would say Chapter A. Is there a way to modify the coder to
correct this?
Thank you
Leo
LB wrote:
Hello
I have more of a latex question but I'm hoping that somebody would
know the answer.
I'm
Hello
There is one problem with this solution that I just noticed. The header in
Appendix A would say Chapter A. Is there a way to modify the coder to
correct this?
Thank you
Leo
LB wrote:
Hello
I have more of a latex question but I'm hoping that somebody would
know the answer.
I'm
Hello
I have more of a latex question but I'm hoping that somebody would know the
answer.
I'm using Lyx 1.4.3 on Windows XP. The document I'm writing is in Book
class.
I'm writing a large document with a few chapters, sections and appendices.
What I would like is to have a chapter name,
Thank you Richard. That worked well.
Leo
LB wrote:
Hello
I have more of a latex question but I'm hoping that somebody would
know the answer.
I'm using Lyx 1.4.3 on Windows XP. The document I'm writing is in Book
class.
I'm writing a large document with a few chapters, sections
Hello
I have more of a latex question but I'm hoping that somebody would know the
answer.
I'm using Lyx 1.4.3 on Windows XP. The document I'm writing is in Book
class.
I'm writing a large document with a few chapters, sections and appendices.
What I would like is to have a chapter name,
Thank you Richard. That worked well.
Leo
LB wrote:
Hello
I have more of a latex question but I'm hoping that somebody would
know the answer.
I'm using Lyx 1.4.3 on Windows XP. The document I'm writing is in Book
class.
I'm writing a large document with a few chapters, sections
Hello
I have more of a latex question but I'm hoping that somebody would know the
answer.
I'm using Lyx 1.4.3 on Windows XP. The document I'm writing is in Book
class.
I'm writing a large document with a few chapters, sections and appendices.
What I would like is to have a chapter name,
Thank you Richard. That worked well.
Leo
LB wrote:
Hello
I have more of a latex question but I'm hoping that somebody would
know the answer.
I'm using Lyx 1.4.3 on Windows XP. The document I'm writing is in Book
class.
I'm writing a large document with a few chapters, sections
Hello
I am reformatting my paper written with article(IEEEtran) to
article(kluwer). I get two error messages that I can't solve:
LaTeX Error: Command \iint already defined.
LaTeX Error: Command \iiint already defined.
And the explanations of these errors are:
Hello
I am reformatting my paper written with article(IEEEtran) to
article(kluwer). I get two error messages that I can't solve:
LaTeX Error: Command \iint already defined.
LaTeX Error: Command \iiint already defined.
And the explanations of these errors are:
Hello
I am reformatting my paper written with article(IEEEtran) to
article(kluwer). I get two error messages that I can't solve:
LaTeX Error: Command \iint already defined.
LaTeX Error: Command \iiint already defined.
And the explanations of these errors are:
to C:\aspell\lib\aspell-0.60 and spellchecker started working.
I hope this helps people experiencing similar problem with the aspell.
Thank you
Leo
LB wrote:
It did not work when running lyxc from DOS command prompt.
I get the following message:
C:\LYX\LYX14\BINlyxc
lyx: Disabling LyX
to C:\aspell\lib\aspell-0.60 and spellchecker started working.
I hope this helps people experiencing similar problem with the aspell.
Thank you
Leo
LB wrote:
It did not work when running lyxc from DOS command prompt.
I get the following message:
C:\LYX\LYX14\BINlyxc
lyx: Disabling LyX
to C:\aspell\lib\aspell-0.60 and spellchecker started working.
I hope this helps people experiencing similar problem with the aspell.
Thank you
Leo
LB wrote:
It did not work when running lyxc from DOS command prompt.
I get the following message:
C:\LYX\LYX14\BIN>lyxc
lyx: Disabling
Odd; the upgrade to 1.4.3-5, while creating some nuisance problems for
me, did not break the spellchecker.
Out of curiosity, if you open a DOS window in the LyX bin directory and
start it by running lyxc.exe, does the spellchecker work? (It shouldn't
make any difference; but then the
Hello
A portion of my document preamble is shown below. I add that to preamble to
create a letters inside a circle with an ERT command
such as \tcircledIII{$A$} that results in letter A inside a circle. This
works fine everywhere in the document with the exception of the figure
captions.
This should always work:
\usepackage{textcomp}
For small letters use in LyX e.g. the command
\textcircled{w}
in ERT.
This one works in the figure caption
For larger letters use e.g.
\Large \textcircled{\normalsize\raisebox{-1.5pt}{W}}
in ERT.
But this one does not. I get a message:
Odd; the upgrade to 1.4.3-5, while creating some nuisance problems for
me, did not break the spellchecker.
Out of curiosity, if you open a DOS window in the LyX bin directory and
start it by running lyxc.exe, does the spellchecker work? (It shouldn't
make any difference; but then the
Hello
A portion of my document preamble is shown below. I add that to preamble to
create a letters inside a circle with an ERT command
such as \tcircledIII{$A$} that results in letter A inside a circle. This
works fine everywhere in the document with the exception of the figure
captions.
This should always work:
\usepackage{textcomp}
For small letters use in LyX e.g. the command
\textcircled{w}
in ERT.
This one works in the figure caption
For larger letters use e.g.
\Large \textcircled{\normalsize\raisebox{-1.5pt}{W}}
in ERT.
But this one does not. I get a message:
Odd; the upgrade to 1.4.3-5, while creating some nuisance problems for
me, did not break the spellchecker.
Out of curiosity, if you open a DOS window in the LyX bin directory and
start it by running lyxc.exe, does the spellchecker work? (It shouldn't
make any difference; but then the
Hello
A portion of my document preamble is shown below. I add that to preamble to
create a letters inside a circle with an ERT command
such as \tcircledIII{$A$} that results in letter A inside a circle. This
works fine everywhere in the document with the exception of the figure
captions.
This should always work:
\usepackage{textcomp}
For small letters use in LyX e.g. the command
\textcircled{w}
in ERT.
This one works in the figure caption
For larger letters use e.g.
\Large \textcircled{\normalsize\raisebox{-1.5pt}{W}}
in ERT.
But this one does not. I get a message:
I have just installed lyx 1.4.3-5 on WinXP. However I can't get aspell
to work.
What I do is:
1. uninstall old Lyx
2. install new LyX - this creates aspell directory in c:\
3. install aspell dictionaries
4. copy files from Aspell\lib\aspell-0.60 to Aspell\Dictionaries
When I try checking
I have just installed lyx 1.4.3-5 on WinXP. However I can't get aspell
to work.
What I do is:
1. uninstall old Lyx
2. install new LyX - this creates aspell directory in c:\
3. install aspell dictionaries
4. copy files from Aspell\lib\aspell-0.60 to Aspell\Dictionaries
When I try checking
I have just installed lyx 1.4.3-5 on WinXP. However I can't get aspell
to work.
What I do is:
1. uninstall old Lyx
2. install new LyX - this creates aspell directory in c:\
3. install aspell dictionaries
4. copy files from Aspell\lib\aspell-0.60 to Aspell\Dictionaries
When I try checking
Hello
I just installed WinXP Lyx-1.4.3-5 but I can't get aspell to work. I think
I followed instructions in previous messages:
I answered this the first time. You can find the answer (in two parts)
archived at
http://article.gmane.org/gmane.editors.lyx.general/33978/ and
Hello
I just installed WinXP Lyx-1.4.3-5 but I can't get aspell to work. I think
I followed instructions in previous messages:
I answered this the first time. You can find the answer (in two parts)
archived at
http://article.gmane.org/gmane.editors.lyx.general/33978/ and
Hello
I just installed WinXP Lyx-1.4.3-5 but I can't get aspell to work. I think
I followed instructions in previous messages:
I answered this the first time. You can find the answer (in two parts)
archived at
http://article.gmane.org/gmane.editors.lyx.general/33978/ and
Hello
I decided to upgrade from LyX1.4.2 to LyX1.4.3-4. The new version does not
display equations correctly on my system. I tried to download
BaKoMa4LyX-1.1.zip math fonts and to reinstall them in to WinXP but was not
successful at fixing the math fonts in 1.4.3-4.
LyX1.4.2 and earlier did
Thank you Paul for pointing me to the Resources\fonts directory. Removing
it just before reinstalling lyx1.4.3-4 did the trick.
Thanks
Leo
LB wrote:
Hello
I decided to upgrade from LyX1.4.2 to LyX1.4.3-4. The new version does
not
display equations correctly on my system. I tried
Hello
I decided to upgrade from LyX1.4.2 to LyX1.4.3-4. The new version does not
display equations correctly on my system. I tried to download
BaKoMa4LyX-1.1.zip math fonts and to reinstall them in to WinXP but was not
successful at fixing the math fonts in 1.4.3-4.
LyX1.4.2 and earlier did
Thank you Paul for pointing me to the Resources\fonts directory. Removing
it just before reinstalling lyx1.4.3-4 did the trick.
Thanks
Leo
LB wrote:
Hello
I decided to upgrade from LyX1.4.2 to LyX1.4.3-4. The new version does
not
display equations correctly on my system. I tried
Hello
I decided to upgrade from LyX1.4.2 to LyX1.4.3-4. The new version does not
display equations correctly on my system. I tried to download
BaKoMa4LyX-1.1.zip math fonts and to reinstall them in to WinXP but was not
successful at fixing the math fonts in 1.4.3-4.
LyX1.4.2 and earlier did
Thank you Paul for pointing me to the "Resources\fonts" directory. Removing
it just before reinstalling lyx1.4.3-4 did the trick.
Thanks
Leo
> LB wrote:
> > Hello
> >
> > I decided to upgrade from LyX1.4.2 to LyX1.4.3-4. The new version does
not
> > display
The word Figure is part of the caption paragraph type. That
is why they tell you to change it to standard instead of caption
I had no idea that Figure appeared because it is a paragraph type. I
thought it was a part of the float and could not be removed or changed.
Thank you, your suggestion
The word Figure is part of the caption paragraph type. That
is why they tell you to change it to standard instead of caption
I had no idea that Figure appeared because it is a paragraph type. I
thought it was a part of the float and could not be removed or changed.
Thank you, your suggestion
> The word "Figure" is part of the "caption" paragraph type. That
> is why they tell you to change it to "standard" instead of "caption"
I had no idea that "Figure" appeared because it is a paragraph type. I
thought it was a part of the float and could not be removed or changed.
Thank you, your
Hi
I'm looking for a way to make a long equation span both columns in a double
column article. I've searched the mailing list and found two old threads
about this (see below).
A solution to the newer message was to: After you have inserted the figure
float, set the cursor behind the word
Hi
What worked even better than cuted is \begin{figure*} because cuted
follows strange rules when it places the text around two-column equations
and midfloat which should do better did not work. I suspect it did not
work because my equation is in the right column
Leo
LB wrote:
Hi
I'm
Hi
I'm looking for a way to make a long equation span both columns in a double
column article. I've searched the mailing list and found two old threads
about this (see below).
A solution to the newer message was to: After you have inserted the figure
float, set the cursor behind the word
Hi
What worked even better than cuted is \begin{figure*} because cuted
follows strange rules when it places the text around two-column equations
and midfloat which should do better did not work. I suspect it did not
work because my equation is in the right column
Leo
LB wrote:
Hi
I'm
Hi
I'm looking for a way to make a long equation span both columns in a double
column article. I've searched the mailing list and found two old threads
about this (see below).
A solution to the newer message was to: "After you have inserted the figure
float, set the cursor behind the word
Hi
What worked even better than "cuted" is \begin{figure*} because "cuted"
follows strange rules when it places the text around two-column equations
and "midfloat" which should do better did not work. I suspect it did not
work because my equation is in the right co
Which would not explain why futzing with the environment variables cured
(or at least moved) the bug. Then again, perhaps I'm asking too much of
the bug as far as consistency goes.
This brings me back to my thesis that somewhere there is a buffer
overflow. How/why it would involve both the
Which would not explain why futzing with the environment variables cured
(or at least moved) the bug. Then again, perhaps I'm asking too much of
the bug as far as consistency goes.
This brings me back to my thesis that somewhere there is a buffer
overflow. How/why it would involve both the
Which would not explain why futzing with the environment variables cured
(or at least moved) the bug. Then again, perhaps I'm asking too much of
the bug as far as consistency goes.
This brings me back to my thesis that somewhere there is a buffer
overflow. How/why it would involve both the
I think this supports the possibility of a Ghostscript conflict and that
Matlab comes with its own version of Gs.
I actually have three versions of gs.exe. Cygwin has two. One in cygwin\bin
directory and one in cygwin\usr\X11R6\bin directory.
Matlab has its own version as well. My install of
Your starting idea seems the easiest place to start.
LyX was configured with the system GS. It is now going
to use the matlab gs. Does the matlab gs need to be put
in the beginning of Path_prefix? Reconfigure/Restart?
[SET LC_ALL=en_EN] I think that stands for Locale.
I suggested changing that
I have changed the names (decreased by one character) of the figures that
were given me problems and they are now previewing fine!!!
Thanks
Leo
I have changed the names (decreased by one character) of the figures that
were given me problems and they are now previewing fine!!!
Clarification: it works when Lyx path points to Matlab gs. When I change
path to the official gs the preview stops working.
I have installed matlab after
I think this supports the possibility of a Ghostscript conflict and that
Matlab comes with its own version of Gs.
I actually have three versions of gs.exe. Cygwin has two. One in cygwin\bin
directory and one in cygwin\usr\X11R6\bin directory.
Matlab has its own version as well. My install of
Your starting idea seems the easiest place to start.
LyX was configured with the system GS. It is now going
to use the matlab gs. Does the matlab gs need to be put
in the beginning of Path_prefix? Reconfigure/Restart?
[SET LC_ALL=en_EN] I think that stands for Locale.
I suggested changing that
I have changed the names (decreased by one character) of the figures that
were given me problems and they are now previewing fine!!!
Thanks
Leo
I have changed the names (decreased by one character) of the figures that
were given me problems and they are now previewing fine!!!
Clarification: it works when Lyx path points to Matlab gs. When I change
path to the official gs the preview stops working.
I have installed matlab after
I think this supports the possibility of a Ghostscript conflict and that
Matlab comes with its own version of Gs.
I actually have three versions of gs.exe. Cygwin has two. One in cygwin\bin
directory and one in cygwin\usr\X11R6\bin directory.
Matlab has its own version as well. My install of
Your starting idea seems the easiest place to start.
LyX was configured with the system GS. It is now going
to use the matlab gs. Does the matlab gs need to be put
in the beginning of Path_prefix? Reconfigure/Restart?
[SET LC_ALL=en_EN] I think that stands for Locale.
I suggested changing that
I have changed the names (decreased by one character) of the figures that
were given me problems and they are now previewing fine!!!
Thanks
Leo
I have changed the names (decreased by one character) of the figures that
were given me problems and they are now previewing fine!!!
Clarification: it works when Lyx path points to Matlab gs. When I change
path to the "official" gs the preview stops working.
I have installed matlab after
One more little experiment, if you don't mind, just to confirm symptoms:
if you comment out one of the SET commands in lyx.bat, but replace it with
a line of equal length (SET XXX=Y... with enough Xs
and Ys to match the line you commented out), does the bug move to a
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