Re: Mostly successful experiment: LyX - LaTeX - Word using pandoc

On 08/08/12 at 12:35pm, Ernesto Posse wrote: I tried it on Ubuntu and got similar results, generating .docx (viewed on LibreOffice) and html. Pandoc seems to ignore the TOC and bibliography though. On HTML it also ignored the title, author and abstract fields. On LibreOffice the math was

Re: Mostly successful experiment: LyX - LaTeX - Word using pandoc

On 08/08/12 at 12:35pm, Ernesto Posse wrote: I tried it on Ubuntu and got similar results, generating .docx (viewed on LibreOffice) and html. Pandoc seems to ignore the TOC and bibliography though. On HTML it also ignored the title, author and abstract fields. On LibreOffice the math was

Re: Mostly successful experiment: LyX -> LaTeX -> Word using pandoc

On 08/08/12 at 12:35pm, Ernesto Posse wrote: > I tried it on Ubuntu and got similar results, generating .docx (viewed > on LibreOffice) and html. Pandoc seems to ignore the TOC and > bibliography though. On HTML it also ignored the title, author and > abstract fields. On LibreOffice the math was

Re: Inserting Citations

Bill, Once you insert a BibTex bibliography, you can click the BibTex Generated Bibliography grey rectangle and add more databases with the Add button at the top right corner of the dialog box that appears. Probably, you need more than one of your databases. Try adding all four. Cheers, Manolo

Re: Inserting Citations

On 06/12/12 at 02:44pm, William Hanson wrote: Manolo, Thanks, but I don't see any BibTex Generated Bibliography grey rectangle. When you Insert List/TOC BibTex Bibliography, a dialog box appears, doesn't it? Do you Add a database then? (that is: click Add; click Browse; choose your .bib

Re: Inserting Citations

On 06/12/12 at 03:58pm, William Hanson wrote: My problem is not primarily with creating new documents. It is mainly with getting existing LyX documents (that have been transferred to my new computer) to appear with the references in them when LyX creates pdf files from them. At present the

Re: Inserting Citations

Bill, Once you insert a BibTex bibliography, you can click the BibTex Generated Bibliography grey rectangle and add more databases with the Add button at the top right corner of the dialog box that appears. Probably, you need more than one of your databases. Try adding all four. Cheers, Manolo

Re: Inserting Citations

On 06/12/12 at 02:44pm, William Hanson wrote: Manolo, Thanks, but I don't see any BibTex Generated Bibliography grey rectangle. When you Insert List/TOC BibTex Bibliography, a dialog box appears, doesn't it? Do you Add a database then? (that is: click Add; click Browse; choose your .bib

Re: Inserting Citations

On 06/12/12 at 03:58pm, William Hanson wrote: My problem is not primarily with creating new documents. It is mainly with getting existing LyX documents (that have been transferred to my new computer) to appear with the references in them when LyX creates pdf files from them. At present the

Re: Inserting Citations

Bill, Once you insert a BibTex bibliography, you can click the "BibTex Generated Bibliography" grey rectangle and add more databases with the "Add" button at the top right corner of the dialog box that appears. Probably, you need more than one of your databases. Try adding all four. Cheers,

Re: Inserting Citations

On 06/12/12 at 02:44pm, William Hanson wrote: > Manolo, > > Thanks, but I don't see any "BibTex Generated Bibliography" grey > rectangle. > When you Insert > List/TOC > BibTex Bibliography, a dialog box appears, doesn't it? Do you Add a database then? (that is: click Add; click Browse; choose

Re: Inserting Citations

On 06/12/12 at 03:58pm, William Hanson wrote: > My problem is not primarily with creating new documents. It is mainly with > getting existing LyX documents (that have been transferred to my new > computer) to appear with the references in them when LyX creates pdf files > from them. At present

Re: play sound when (lengthy) compilation finishes?

you can always use LyX from the command line, something like lyx yourfile.lyx echo $'\a' No? On 05/03/12 at 04:31pm, Liviu Andronic wrote: On Thu, May 3, 2012 at 4:24 PM, Richard Heck rgh...@comcast.net wrote: Popping up some kind of notice, besides what you get in the status bar, seems

Re: play sound when (lengthy) compilation finishes?

you can always use LyX from the command line, something like lyx yourfile.lyx echo $'\a' No? On 05/03/12 at 04:31pm, Liviu Andronic wrote: On Thu, May 3, 2012 at 4:24 PM, Richard Heck rgh...@comcast.net wrote: Popping up some kind of notice, besides what you get in the status bar, seems

Re: play sound when (lengthy) compilation finishes?

you can always use LyX from the command line, something like lyx yourfile.lyx && echo $'\a' No? On 05/03/12 at 04:31pm, Liviu Andronic wrote: > On Thu, May 3, 2012 at 4:24 PM, Richard Heck wrote: > > Popping up some kind of notice, besides what you get in the status > >

Re: hanging indentation in bibiography (using lyx bibtex)

On 04/24/12 at 04:19pm, Peter Coles wrote: Hi all -- A journal has requested that the hanging indent in my bibliography be exactly .5 inches. Is there an easy way to do this using lyx? I am using lyx 2.0, bibtex, article class, natbib, and aea.bst. Many thanks! Peter (I tried

Re: hanging indentation in bibiography (using lyx bibtex)

On 04/24/12 at 04:19pm, Peter Coles wrote: Hi all -- A journal has requested that the hanging indent in my bibliography be exactly .5 inches. Is there an easy way to do this using lyx? I am using lyx 2.0, bibtex, article class, natbib, and aea.bst. Many thanks! Peter (I tried

Re: hanging indentation in bibiography (using lyx & bibtex)

On 04/24/12 at 04:19pm, Peter Coles wrote: > Hi all -- > > A journal has requested that the hanging indent in my bibliography be exactly > .5 > inches. Is there an easy way to do this using lyx? > > I am using lyx 2.0, bibtex, article class, natbib, and aea.bst. > > Many thanks! > Peter >

Re: Using LyX to edit organise bibliographies

On 04/20/12 at 09:57am, Alex Vergara Gil wrote: El 20/04/2012 07:46 a.m., PhilipPirrip escribió: On 04/20/2012 04:30 PM, Alex Vergara Gil wrote: why should I move out of LyX to edit my Bib files? Because, as I said, you *don't* need to edit your bib files. You can have a program (if your

Spaces in the title of descriptions

This has probably been discussed before, although I don't quite recall the suggestion I'm about to make. As most LyXers, I use a short space (C-Space) as a substitute for spaces in the title of descriptions in LyX. As many, I take this to be not the most beautiful of hacks. I was wondering if

Re: Spaces in the title of descriptions

Thanks for replying, Rob, On 04/20/12 at 10:07am, Rob Oakes wrote: I much prefer it to needing to make use of markup or markdown in an environment that is otherwise WYSIWYG. By much prefer, I mean to say, I think it would be a horrible thing if we suddenly start requiring users to make use of

Re: Using LyX to edit organise bibliographies

On 04/20/12 at 09:57am, Alex Vergara Gil wrote: El 20/04/2012 07:46 a.m., PhilipPirrip escribió: On 04/20/2012 04:30 PM, Alex Vergara Gil wrote: why should I move out of LyX to edit my Bib files? Because, as I said, you *don't* need to edit your bib files. You can have a program (if your

Spaces in the title of descriptions

This has probably been discussed before, although I don't quite recall the suggestion I'm about to make. As most LyXers, I use a short space (C-Space) as a substitute for spaces in the title of descriptions in LyX. As many, I take this to be not the most beautiful of hacks. I was wondering if

Re: Spaces in the title of descriptions

Thanks for replying, Rob, On 04/20/12 at 10:07am, Rob Oakes wrote: I much prefer it to needing to make use of markup or markdown in an environment that is otherwise WYSIWYG. By much prefer, I mean to say, I think it would be a horrible thing if we suddenly start requiring users to make use of

Re: Using LyX to edit & organise bibliographies

On 04/20/12 at 09:57am, Alex Vergara Gil wrote: > > El 20/04/2012 07:46 a.m., PhilipPirrip escribió: > >On 04/20/2012 04:30 PM, Alex Vergara Gil wrote: > >>why should I move out of LyX to edit my Bib files? > > > >Because, as I said, you *don't* need to edit your bib files. You > >can have a

Spaces in the title of descriptions

This has probably been discussed before, although I don't quite recall the suggestion I'm about to make. As most LyXers, I use a short space (C-Space) as a substitute for spaces in the title of descriptions in LyX. As many, I take this to be not the most beautiful of hacks. I was wondering if

Re: Spaces in the title of descriptions

Thanks for replying, Rob, On 04/20/12 at 10:07am, Rob Oakes wrote: > I much prefer it to needing to make use of markup or markdown in an > environment that is otherwise WYSIWYG. By much prefer, I mean to say, I > think it would be a horrible thing if we suddenly start requiring users > to make

Re: Cross reference between files

On 01/16/12 at 09:00am, Richard Heck wrote: On 01/16/2012 06:20 AM, Manolo Martínez wrote: Hello, I'm writing a paper, and a set of responses to referees. It'd be nice if I could cross-reference pieces of the paper in those responses. The easy way (having a document with both paper

Re: Cross reference between files

On 01/16/12 at 09:00am, Richard Heck wrote: On 01/16/2012 06:20 AM, Manolo Martínez wrote: Hello, I'm writing a paper, and a set of responses to referees. It'd be nice if I could cross-reference pieces of the paper in those responses. The easy way (having a document with both paper

Re: Cross reference between files

On 01/16/12 at 09:00am, Richard Heck wrote: > On 01/16/2012 06:20 AM, Manolo Martínez wrote: > >Hello, > > > >I'm writing a paper, and a set of responses to referees. It'd be nice if I > >could cross-reference pieces of the paper in those responses. The easy way >

Cross reference between files

Hello, I'm writing a paper, and a set of responses to referees. It'd be nice if I could cross-reference pieces of the paper in those responses. The easy way (having a document with both paper and responses as children) does not work straighforwardly, as then the section numbers in the responses

Cross reference between files

Hello, I'm writing a paper, and a set of responses to referees. It'd be nice if I could cross-reference pieces of the paper in those responses. The easy way (having a document with both paper and responses as children) does not work straighforwardly, as then the section numbers in the responses

Cross reference between files

Hello, I'm writing a paper, and a set of responses to referees. It'd be nice if I could cross-reference pieces of the paper in those responses. The easy way (having a document with both paper and responses as children) does not work straighforwardly, as then the section numbers in the responses

Re: Circumflex

On 12/12/11 at 09:07am, Bruce Pourciau wrote: OK, I'm sure this must be a silly question, but why, when I enter in ERT \ˆ{e}, to get a circumflex over the e, does my document stop being viewable? Bruce Why don't you enter ê in plain text? LyX (mine at least) takes care of that. --

Re: Circumflex

On 12/12/11 at 09:32am, Bruce Pourciau wrote: Yes, thank you, that works. But I still wonder about my question. The ERT version works for me, too... --

Re: Circumflex

On 12/12/11 at 09:07am, Bruce Pourciau wrote: OK, I'm sure this must be a silly question, but why, when I enter in ERT \ˆ{e}, to get a circumflex over the e, does my document stop being viewable? Bruce Why don't you enter ê in plain text? LyX (mine at least) takes care of that. --

Re: Circumflex

On 12/12/11 at 09:32am, Bruce Pourciau wrote: Yes, thank you, that works. But I still wonder about my question. The ERT version works for me, too... --

Re: Circumflex

On 12/12/11 at 09:07am, Bruce Pourciau wrote: > OK, I'm sure this must be a silly question, but why, when I enter in > ERT \ˆ{e}, to get a circumflex over the e, does my document stop > being viewable? > > Bruce Why don't you enter ê in plain text? LyX (mine at least) takes care of that. --

Re: Circumflex

On 12/12/11 at 09:32am, Bruce Pourciau wrote: > Yes, thank you, that works. But I still wonder about my question. > The ERT version works for me, too... --

Primary selection buffer

Hello everyone, Something that is puzzling me lately: sometimes the mouse middle button pastes the 1ary selection buffer while Shift+Ins does not. What could be going on here? Best, Manolo --

Primary selection buffer

Hello everyone, Something that is puzzling me lately: sometimes the mouse middle button pastes the 1ary selection buffer while Shift+Ins does not. What could be going on here? Best, Manolo --

Primary selection buffer

Hello everyone, Something that is puzzling me lately: sometimes the mouse middle button pastes the 1ary selection buffer while Shift+Ins does not. What could be going on here? Best, Manolo --

Re: bracktes of references in classicthesis style

On 11/18/11 at 12:56pm, Gian Maria Niccolò Benucci wrote: How to change the brackets type (round brackets) of the references included by bib.file in the classicthesis package? This is how they are in the pdf: More recently, Boero [2010] argued that... How can I change this refrence in:

Re: Inserting inset via menu keyboard shortcuts problem

On 11/18/11 at 01:08pm, Rainer M Krug wrote: Hi when I insert an inset (e.g. an ERT) via the keyboard using the menu navigation shortcuts, ALT-I x LyX stays in the menu navigation mode, i.e. pressing i does not insert an i in the ERT inset, but opens the menu again. I have to click on

Re: bracktes of references in classicthesis style

On 11/18/11 at 01:12pm, Gian Maria Niccolò Benucci wrote: I would try the kluwer style as you wrote, any others style that sound scientific to suggest me? How to add new ones? (I am using jabref for the bib) If you are writing a doctoral dissertation, you may want to look how other

Re: bracktes of references in classicthesis style

On 11/18/11 at 01:50pm, Gian Maria Niccolò Benucci wrote: I just fitted some different styles for references adding my bib file into the first chapter of classicthesis. In most of the cases I got this situation: ...People interested (author?) [(year?)]only in the nice style Provide

Re: Impressed

On 11/18/11 at 12:39pm, Steve Litt wrote: Here are things I think would make LyX even faster for authoring: 1) Better/easier keystrokes for working with character styles. In a full day of authoring I can use character styles over 100 times. 2) Restore the recently removed easy menu

Re: bracktes of references in classicthesis style

On 11/18/11 at 12:56pm, Gian Maria Niccolò Benucci wrote: How to change the brackets type (round brackets) of the references included by bib.file in the classicthesis package? This is how they are in the pdf: More recently, Boero [2010] argued that... How can I change this refrence in:

Re: Inserting inset via menu keyboard shortcuts problem

On 11/18/11 at 01:08pm, Rainer M Krug wrote: Hi when I insert an inset (e.g. an ERT) via the keyboard using the menu navigation shortcuts, ALT-I x LyX stays in the menu navigation mode, i.e. pressing i does not insert an i in the ERT inset, but opens the menu again. I have to click on

Re: bracktes of references in classicthesis style

On 11/18/11 at 01:12pm, Gian Maria Niccolò Benucci wrote: I would try the kluwer style as you wrote, any others style that sound scientific to suggest me? How to add new ones? (I am using jabref for the bib) If you are writing a doctoral dissertation, you may want to look how other

Re: bracktes of references in classicthesis style

On 11/18/11 at 01:50pm, Gian Maria Niccolò Benucci wrote: I just fitted some different styles for references adding my bib file into the first chapter of classicthesis. In most of the cases I got this situation: ...People interested (author?) [(year?)]only in the nice style Provide

Re: Impressed

On 11/18/11 at 12:39pm, Steve Litt wrote: Here are things I think would make LyX even faster for authoring: 1) Better/easier keystrokes for working with character styles. In a full day of authoring I can use character styles over 100 times. 2) Restore the recently removed easy menu

Re: bracktes of references in classicthesis style

On 11/18/11 at 12:56pm, Gian Maria Niccolò Benucci wrote: > > How to change the brackets type (round brackets) of the references included > by bib.file in the classicthesis package? > This is how they are in the pdf: > > More recently, Boero [2010] argued that... > > How can I change this

Re: Inserting inset via menu keyboard shortcuts problem

On 11/18/11 at 01:08pm, Rainer M Krug wrote: > Hi > > when I insert an inset (e.g. an ERT) via the keyboard using the menu > navigation shortcuts, > > ALT-I x > > LyX stays in the "menu" navigation mode, i.e. pressing "i" does not insert > an "i" in the ERT inset, but opens the menu again. > I

Re: bracktes of references in classicthesis style

On 11/18/11 at 01:12pm, Gian Maria Niccolò Benucci wrote: > I would try the kluwer style as you wrote, > any others style that "sound" scientific to suggest me? How to add new > ones? (I am using jabref for the bib) If you are writing a doctoral dissertation, you may want to look how other

Re: bracktes of references in classicthesis style

On 11/18/11 at 01:50pm, Gian Maria Niccolò Benucci wrote: > I just fitted some different styles for references adding my bib file into > the first chapter of classicthesis. In most of the cases I got this > situation: > > ...People interested (author?) [(year?)]only in the nice style >

Re: Impressed

On 11/18/11 at 12:39pm, Steve Litt wrote: > Here are things I think would make LyX even faster for authoring: > > 1) Better/easier keystrokes for working with character styles. In a > full day of authoring I can use character styles over 100 times. > > 2) Restore the recently removed easy menu

Re: Order of package loading problem

On 11/15/11 at 02:16pm, Rainer M Krug wrote: Hi I just was confronted by a problem caused by the fact that the preamble as specified in the document settings is added before the automatically created preamble entries: the package endfloat overwrites the definitions of the sideways

Re: Order of package loading problem

On 11/15/11 at 02:16pm, Rainer M Krug wrote: Hi I just was confronted by a problem caused by the fact that the preamble as specified in the document settings is added before the automatically created preamble entries: the package endfloat overwrites the definitions of the sideways

Re: Order of package loading problem

On 11/15/11 at 02:16pm, Rainer M Krug wrote: > Hi > > I just was confronted by a problem caused by the fact that the preamble as > specified in the document settings is added before the automatically > created preamble entries: the package endfloat overwrites the definitions > of the sideways

Re: Command ... already defined

On 10/26/11 at 05:37pm, Guenter Milde wrote: Otherwise, the change will be overwritten by the next update. (No problem, if the next updated fixes the issue, but as a general rule, I recomend copying files to the user folder before editing. Thank you, I stand corrected. M --

Re: Command ... already defined

On 10/26/11 at 05:37pm, Guenter Milde wrote: Otherwise, the change will be overwritten by the next update. (No problem, if the next updated fixes the issue, but as a general rule, I recomend copying files to the user folder before editing. Thank you, I stand corrected. M --

Re: Command ... already defined

On 10/26/11 at 05:37pm, Guenter Milde wrote: > Otherwise, the change will be overwritten by the next update. > (No problem, if the next updated fixes the issue, but as a general rule, I > recomend copying files to the user folder before editing. > Thank you, I stand corrected. M --

Re: Command ... already defined

On 10/25/11 at 09:07am, Paul Clist wrote: Thanks for that. I can see this works if I export to tex and then change it manualy before compiling- is there a way to do this once and fix it? I can't see the line \usepackage{harvard} in the aea.cls and I don't know enough about lyx/latex to work

Re: Short Cuts to Document Preamble

On 10/25/11 at 01:04pm, Rob Oakes wrote: No, sorry. Shortcuts are global. I can see where it would be cool to be able to do this, but it seems complicated to me. LyX would have to reload the shortcuts every time you switched buffers. Good to know. And, now that you mention it, it would

Re: Short Cuts to Document Preamble

On 10/25/11 at 04:14pm, Richard Heck wrote: You can do this simply by having different user directories that you use at different times. So, e.g., on Linux you could set up another user directory as ~/.lyx-special/, and then invoke LyX via: lyx -userdir ~/.lyx-special/ when you want the

Re: Command ... already defined

On 10/25/11 at 09:07am, Paul Clist wrote: Thanks for that. I can see this works if I export to tex and then change it manualy before compiling- is there a way to do this once and fix it? I can't see the line \usepackage{harvard} in the aea.cls and I don't know enough about lyx/latex to work

Re: Short Cuts to Document Preamble

On 10/25/11 at 01:04pm, Rob Oakes wrote: No, sorry. Shortcuts are global. I can see where it would be cool to be able to do this, but it seems complicated to me. LyX would have to reload the shortcuts every time you switched buffers. Good to know. And, now that you mention it, it would

Re: Short Cuts to Document Preamble

On 10/25/11 at 04:14pm, Richard Heck wrote: You can do this simply by having different user directories that you use at different times. So, e.g., on Linux you could set up another user directory as ~/.lyx-special/, and then invoke LyX via: lyx -userdir ~/.lyx-special/ when you want the

Re: Command ... already defined

On 10/25/11 at 09:07am, Paul Clist wrote: > > Thanks for that. I can see this works if I export to tex and then change it > manualy before compiling- is there a way to do this once and fix it? I can't > see the line \usepackage{harvard} in the aea.cls and I don't know enough > about lyx/latex to

Re: Short Cuts to Document Preamble

On 10/25/11 at 01:04pm, Rob Oakes wrote: > > > No, sorry. Shortcuts are global. I can see where it would be cool to be > > able to do this, but it seems complicated to me. LyX would have to > > reload the shortcuts every time you switched buffers. > > Good to know. And, now that you mention it,

Re: Short Cuts to Document Preamble

On 10/25/11 at 04:14pm, Richard Heck wrote: > You can do this simply by having different user directories that you use > at different times. So, e.g., on Linux you could set up another user > directory as ~/.lyx-special/, and then invoke LyX via: > lyx -userdir ~/.lyx-special/ > when you want

Re: Command ... already defined

On 10/24/11 at 12:51pm, Paul Clist wrote: simple, but I have searched high and low to no avail. Using the aea.cls (for the American Economic Review) I have problems if I try to use either Natbib or Jurabib, i.e. only the default bibliography works. - With Natbib I get the error messages

Re: Command ... already defined

On 10/24/11 at 06:29pm, Paul Clist wrote: Thanks for the response. I problem with this is that the only choice is (Anon. 1967): you can't choose Anon (1967) or even bibliography only (which would cut down on the amount of work for a work around). It would essentially mean having to not use a

Re: Command ... already defined

On 10/24/11 at 12:51pm, Paul Clist wrote: simple, but I have searched high and low to no avail. Using the aea.cls (for the American Economic Review) I have problems if I try to use either Natbib or Jurabib, i.e. only the default bibliography works. - With Natbib I get the error messages

Re: Command ... already defined

On 10/24/11 at 06:29pm, Paul Clist wrote: Thanks for the response. I problem with this is that the only choice is (Anon. 1967): you can't choose Anon (1967) or even bibliography only (which would cut down on the amount of work for a work around). It would essentially mean having to not use a

Re: Command ... already defined

On 10/24/11 at 12:51pm, Paul Clist wrote: > > simple, but I have searched high and low to no avail. Using the aea.cls (for > the American Economic Review) I have problems if I try to use either Natbib > or Jurabib, i.e. only the default bibliography works. > >- With Natbib I get the error

Re: Command ... already defined

On 10/24/11 at 06:29pm, Paul Clist wrote: > > Thanks for the response. I problem with this is that the only choice is > (Anon. 1967): you can't choose Anon (1967) or even bibliography only (which > would cut down on the amount of work for a work around). It would > essentially mean having to not

Re: Toggle menu and tool bars

On 10/20/11 at 09:03pm, Paul A. Rubin wrote: Is there a way to toggle the visibility of the menu bar and the tool bars? Everything above the text, that is. I'm not sure about the menu bar, but I believe you would have to create your own UI file to eliminate the menu bar. You could

Re: Toggle menu and tool bars

On 10/21/11 at 11:27am, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote: Did you try full screen mode (F11)? Yes, the thing is, I use a tiling wm, and frequently I find it useful to have lyx side by side with, say, a paper i'm discussing. It would be nice to have as much of the screen real state I can dedicate

Re: Toggle menu and tool bars

On 10/21/11 at 12:09pm, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote: Fell free to enter a feature request, but of course there is no guarantee that it will be handled. Development is a bit calm these days :( I will. I might try to help with this myself. This is probably not overly difficult to code, is it? --

Re: Toggle menu and tool bars

On 10/20/11 at 09:03pm, Paul A. Rubin wrote: Is there a way to toggle the visibility of the menu bar and the tool bars? Everything above the text, that is. I'm not sure about the menu bar, but I believe you would have to create your own UI file to eliminate the menu bar. You could

Re: Toggle menu and tool bars

On 10/21/11 at 11:27am, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote: Did you try full screen mode (F11)? Yes, the thing is, I use a tiling wm, and frequently I find it useful to have lyx side by side with, say, a paper i'm discussing. It would be nice to have as much of the screen real state I can dedicate

Re: Toggle menu and tool bars

On 10/21/11 at 12:09pm, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote: Fell free to enter a feature request, but of course there is no guarantee that it will be handled. Development is a bit calm these days :( I will. I might try to help with this myself. This is probably not overly difficult to code, is it? --

Re: Toggle menu and tool bars

On 10/20/11 at 09:03pm, Paul A. Rubin wrote: > > > Is there a way to toggle the visibility of the menu bar and the tool bars? > > Everything above the text, that is. > > I'm not sure about the menu bar, but I believe you would have to create your > own > UI file to eliminate the menu bar. You

Re: Toggle menu and tool bars

On 10/21/11 at 11:27am, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote: > > Did you try full screen mode (F11)? > Yes, the thing is, I use a tiling wm, and frequently I find it useful to have lyx side by side with, say, a paper i'm discussing. It would be nice to have as much of the screen real state I can

Re: Toggle menu and tool bars

On 10/21/11 at 12:09pm, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote: > Fell free to enter a feature request, but of course there is no > guarantee that it will be handled. Development is a bit calm these > days :( > I will. I might try to help with this myself. This is probably not overly difficult to code, is

Toggle menu and tool bars

Dear all, Lately I use more and more LyX with my keyboard only, ocassionally using the menu bar if I don't remember, or there isn't, a particular shortcut. Is there a way to toggle the visibility of the menu bar and the tool bars? Everything above the text, that is. Thanks, Manolo --

Toggle menu and tool bars

Dear all, Lately I use more and more LyX with my keyboard only, ocassionally using the menu bar if I don't remember, or there isn't, a particular shortcut. Is there a way to toggle the visibility of the menu bar and the tool bars? Everything above the text, that is. Thanks, Manolo --

Toggle menu and tool bars

Dear all, Lately I use more and more LyX with my keyboard only, ocassionally using the menu bar if I don't remember, or there isn't, a particular shortcut. Is there a way to toggle the visibility of the menu bar and the tool bars? Everything above the text, that is. Thanks, Manolo --

Re: Creating References

How are you trying to go about creating your list? It is pretty simple, actually. Manolo On 10/18/11 at 02:35pm, William Hanson wrote: Dear All, I've used LyX for a while, and I'm familiar with the basic features, but I'm now trying for the first time to create a bibliography (list of

Re: Help With (Section*) LyX and Index of the Document *Critical*

Why don't you use a more fitting document class? Many around here have used ClassicThesis. Also, there are a lot of book classes, KOMA-Script book being a fairly popular one. Manolo On 10/18/11 at 04:23pm, Kenedy Torcatt wrote: Hello, I have been using LyX for while, I've prepared my thesis and

Re: Creating References

How are you trying to go about creating your list? It is pretty simple, actually. Manolo On 10/18/11 at 02:35pm, William Hanson wrote: Dear All, I've used LyX for a while, and I'm familiar with the basic features, but I'm now trying for the first time to create a bibliography (list of

Re: Help With (Section*) LyX and Index of the Document *Critical*

Why don't you use a more fitting document class? Many around here have used ClassicThesis. Also, there are a lot of book classes, KOMA-Script book being a fairly popular one. Manolo On 10/18/11 at 04:23pm, Kenedy Torcatt wrote: Hello, I have been using LyX for while, I've prepared my thesis and

Re: Creating References

How are you trying to go about creating your list? It is pretty simple, actually. Manolo On 10/18/11 at 02:35pm, William Hanson wrote: > Dear All, > > I've used LyX for a while, and I'm familiar with the basic features, but I'm > now trying for the first time to create a bibliography (list of >

Re: Help With (Section*) LyX and Index of the Document *Critical*

Why don't you use a more fitting document class? Many around here have used ClassicThesis. Also, there are a lot of "book" classes, KOMA-Script book being a fairly popular one. Manolo On 10/18/11 at 04:23pm, Kenedy Torcatt wrote: > Hello, I have been using LyX for while, I've prepared my thesis

Re: Classic Thesis Bibliography in child document

/10/10 Manolo Martínez man...@austrohungaro.com For what it's worth, I wrote my dissertation in the ClassicThesis style, and I would just compile child documents, without references as you say. Whenever I wanted to see how references looked I'd compile the whole shebang -- this happened

Re: Classic Thesis Bibliography in child document

/10/10 Manolo Martínez man...@austrohungaro.com For what it's worth, I wrote my dissertation in the ClassicThesis style, and I would just compile child documents, without references as you say. Whenever I wanted to see how references looked I'd compile the whole shebang -- this happened

Re: Classic Thesis Bibliography in child document

s again, > > G. > > > > > > 2011/10/10 Manolo Martínez <man...@austrohungaro.com> > > > For what it's worth, I wrote my dissertation in the ClassicThesis style, > > and I > > would just compile child documents, without references as you say. Whenever &

Re: Classic Thesis Bibliography in child document

For what it's worth, I wrote my dissertation in the ClassicThesis style, and I would just compile child documents, without references as you say. Whenever I wanted to see how references looked I'd compile the whole shebang -- this happened, say, once every few days. Manolo On 10/09/11 at

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