Greetings:
I am trying to center a title page. I used a \pagebreak command to put just
the title on the first page, but I need to have it centered. Can someone point
me to what I need to do? Most of the LaTeX books I have only talk about
horizontal centering.
Thanks in advance.
Michelle
Greetings:
I am trying to center a title page. I used a \pagebreak command to put just
the title on the first page, but I need to have it centered. Can someone point
me to what I need to do? Most of the LaTeX books I have only talk about
horizontal centering.
Thanks in advance.
Michelle
Greetings:
I am trying to center a title page. I used a \pagebreak command to put just
the title on the first page, but I need to have it centered. Can someone point
me to what I need to do? Most of the LaTeX books I have only talk about
horizontal centering.
Thanks in advance.
Michelle
Group:
You may have seen my posts about trying to get what I called FloatNotes to be
in a certain place in a document. In my research, I found in _The Latex
Companion_ by Goossens, et.al., p. 149, you can go one step more than just
h,t,p,b. There is also H. h only means try to put it here
Group:
You may have seen my posts about trying to get what I called FloatNotes to be
in a certain place in a document. In my research, I found in _The Latex
Companion_ by Goossens, et.al., p. 149, you can go one step more than just
h,t,p,b. There is also H. h only means try to put it here
Group:
You may have seen my posts about trying to get what I called "FloatNotes" to be
in a certain place in a document. In my research, I found in _The Latex
Companion_ by Goossens, et.al., p. 149, you can go one step more than just
h,t,p,b. There is also H. h only means "try to put it here"
Greetings:
I am trying to change the margins in my document and the Layout- Document
option for margins lets me enter numbers like 1.25, but then the option to say
OK or APPLY greys out and I can't figure out why? I have been pouring though
the online stuff and I think I have lost my mind.
Greetings:
Ok, here I go wy out there on a limb and try something new.
I have a scatter plot graph I need to work on. I do not know where the points
will be, but, there are relationships between the points that I want to show
with connecting lines. I am trying to learn xypic to do
Greetings:
I am trying to change the margins in my document and the Layout- Document
option for margins lets me enter numbers like 1.25, but then the option to say
OK or APPLY greys out and I can't figure out why? I have been pouring though
the online stuff and I think I have lost my mind.
Greetings:
Ok, here I go wy out there on a limb and try something new.
I have a scatter plot graph I need to work on. I do not know where the points
will be, but, there are relationships between the points that I want to show
with connecting lines. I am trying to learn xypic to do
Greetings:
I am trying to change the margins in my document and the Layout-> Document
option for margins lets me enter numbers like 1.25, but then the option to say
OK or APPLY greys out and I can't figure out why? I have been pouring though
the online stuff and I think I have lost my mind.
Greetings:
Ok, here I go wy out there on a limb and try something new.
I have a scatter plot graph I need to work on. I do not know where the points
will be, but, there are relationships between the points that I want to show
with connecting lines. I am trying to learn xypic to do
Greetings:
With the gracious help from the list, I have the
following:
* a box
* with shading
* that contains a clickable url from pdf
* that just out past the right margin
* with text wrapping around it
My problem is that I can't seem to control WHERE in
the paragraph the box is placed. I
--- Michelle Dukich [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Date: Thu, 5 Jul 2001 14:15:32 -0700 (PDT)
From: Michelle Dukich [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Floating text box
To: Michelle Dukich [EMAIL PROTECTED]
PS I tried to change the float flt placement by
going
to Layout-Paragraph, clicking
Greetings:
With the gracious help from the list, I have the
following:
* a box
* with shading
* that contains a clickable url from pdf
* that just out past the right margin
* with text wrapping around it
My problem is that I can't seem to control WHERE in
the paragraph the box is placed. I
--- Michelle Dukich [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Date: Thu, 5 Jul 2001 14:15:32 -0700 (PDT)
From: Michelle Dukich [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Floating text box
To: Michelle Dukich [EMAIL PROTECTED]
PS I tried to change the float flt placement by
going
to Layout-Paragraph, clicking
Greetings:
With the gracious help from the list, I have the
following:
* a box
* with shading
* that contains a clickable url from pdf
* that just out past the right margin
* with text wrapping around it
My problem is that I can't seem to control WHERE in
the paragraph the box is placed. I
--- Michelle Dukich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Date: Thu, 5 Jul 2001 14:15:32 -0700 (PDT)
> From: Michelle Dukich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: Re: Floating text box
> To: Michelle Dukich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> PS I tried to change the float flt placeme
Greetings:
HELP!
I took a file from emacs that was written html, used
the html2latex converter to get it into LyX, and for
some reason, it keeps erroring when I try to DVI it
and it says I cant find xyz.aux. /enddocument.
I DID try to import a logo into the document but it
failed so I
Greetings:
HELP!
I took a file from emacs that was written html, used
the html2latex converter to get it into LyX, and for
some reason, it keeps erroring when I try to DVI it
and it says I cant find xyz.aux. /enddocument.
I DID try to import a logo into the document but it
failed so I
Greetings:
HELP!
I took a file from emacs that was written html, used
the html2latex converter to get it into LyX, and for
some reason, it keeps erroring when I try to DVI it
and it says I cant find xyz.aux. /enddocument.
I DID try to import a logo into the document but it
failed so I
Greetings:
In my attempts to prove to my fellow man that LyX is
the answer for our document writing and desktop
publishing, I have been given another task to prove
that Lyx is the one true way.
I am trying to write a grant proposal from a large
non-profit organization to a foundation. They
Greetings:
In my attempts to prove to my fellow man that LyX is
the answer for our document writing and desktop
publishing, I have been given another task to prove
that Lyx is the one true way.
I am trying to write a grant proposal from a large
non-profit organization to a foundation. They
Greetings:
In my attempts to prove to my fellow man that LyX is
the answer for our document writing and desktop
publishing, I have been given another task to prove
that Lyx is the "one true way."
I am trying to write a grant proposal from a large
non-profit organization to a foundation. They
Greetings:
I am trying to add a hyperlink into my text to allow
users viewing the document online to click and be
linked to a webpage. The INSERT-URL option is not
exactly what I need. This only puts something in the
format of a webpage addy but does not make a clickable
link.
I searched
Greetings:
I am trying to add a hyperlink into my text to allow
users viewing the document online to click and be
linked to a webpage. The INSERT-URL option is not
exactly what I need. This only puts something in the
format of a webpage addy but does not make a clickable
link.
I searched
Greetings:
I am trying to add a hyperlink into my text to allow
users viewing the document online to click and be
linked to a webpage. The INSERT->URL option is not
exactly what I need. This only puts something in the
format of a webpage addy but does not make a clickable
link.
I
Greetings:
I am trying to still find a way to put a block of
shaded text that is also outlined, into a very
specific location in my text. This is what I have
done:
I made a few tables (in a separate Lyx file) using
only one column and different row amounts (the row
amounts are based on
Greetings:
I am trying to still find a way to put a block of
shaded text that is also outlined, into a very
specific location in my text. This is what I have
done:
I made a few tables (in a separate Lyx file) using
only one column and different row amounts (the row
amounts are based on
Greetings:
I am trying to still find a way to put a block of
shaded text that is also outlined, into a very
specific location in my text. This is what I have
done:
I made a few tables (in a separate Lyx file) using
only one column and different row amounts (the row
amounts are based on
Greetings All:
Okay, here is something that I am working on trying to
make happen within a new document.
The page is 8.5 x 11
Right Margin 1.25
Left Margin 2.5
I want to float some text, including some
hyperlinks, to the right of my text, but partially
into the text. See my crude image
am awaiting my copy of the Lamport _LaTeX-A Document
Preparation System: User's Guide and Reference
Manual_, I am still going to have to work hard at
this.
Any suggestions, pointers, solutions, tips? Any would
be most kindly welcomed. Thanks in advance.
Michelle
--- Michelle Dukich [EMAIL
Greetings All:
Okay, here is something that I am working on trying to
make happen within a new document.
The page is 8.5 x 11
Right Margin 1.25
Left Margin 2.5
I want to float some text, including some
hyperlinks, to the right of my text, but partially
into the text. See my crude image
am awaiting my copy of the Lamport _LaTeX-A Document
Preparation System: User's Guide and Reference
Manual_, I am still going to have to work hard at
this.
Any suggestions, pointers, solutions, tips? Any would
be most kindly welcomed. Thanks in advance.
Michelle
--- Michelle Dukich [EMAIL
Greetings All:
Okay, here is something that I am working on trying to
make happen within a new document.
The page is 8.5" x 11"
Right Margin 1.25"
Left Margin 2.5"
I want to "float" some text, including some
hyperlinks, to the right of my text, but partially
into the text. See my crude
progressing very well.
I have the book _LaTeX Line by Line_ by Diller and I
am awaiting my copy of the Lamport _LaTeX-A Document
Preparation System: User's Guide and Reference
Manual_, I am still going to have to work hard at
this.
Any suggestions, pointers, solutions, tips? Any would
be most kindly
Greetings all:
I made a beautiful table in Lyx, rotated 90 degrees
since it was so large. The only problem I have, is
that my Figure Float text description did NOT rotate
with the table. I would prefer to have the Table
description right on top of the table in the same
direction the table
Greetings all:
I made a beautiful table in Lyx, rotated 90 degrees
since it was so large. The only problem I have, is
that my Figure Float text description did NOT rotate
with the table. I would prefer to have the Table
description right on top of the table in the same
direction the table
Greetings all:
I made a beautiful table in Lyx, rotated 90 degrees
since it was so large. The only problem I have, is
that my Figure Float text description did NOT rotate
with the table. I would prefer to have the Table
description right on top of the table in the same
direction the table
Greetings All:
Paper is done, but I do not like how my Bibiography
page has Works Cited in both the top right and left
corners. Any way to get rid of it?
Thanks.
Michelle
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Hello World:
I just answered my own question re: this email.
This command below was in TeX in my doc before the
bibliography.
\renewcommand*{refname}{Works Cited}
I changed it to this:
\renewcommand*{refname}{}
It is a beautiful day when I can help meself!
Thanks.
Michelle
--- Michelle
Greetings All:
Paper is done, but I do not like how my Bibiography
page has Works Cited in both the top right and left
corners. Any way to get rid of it?
Thanks.
Michelle
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Hello World:
I just answered my own question re: this email.
This command below was in TeX in my doc before the
bibliography.
\renewcommand*{refname}{Works Cited}
I changed it to this:
\renewcommand*{refname}{}
It is a beautiful day when I can help meself!
Thanks.
Michelle
--- Michelle
Greetings All:
Paper is done, but I do not like how my Bibiography
page has "Works Cited" in both the top right and left
corners. Any way to get rid of it?
Thanks.
Michelle
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Hello World:
I just answered my own question re: this email.
This command below was in TeX in my doc before the
bibliography.
\renewcommand*{refname}{Works Cited}
I changed it to this:
\renewcommand*{refname}{}
It is a beautiful day when I can help meself!
Thanks.
Michelle
--- Michelle
Hello All:
I am using the Document Class Article and would like
to change spacing between paragraphs universally to
have an extra space between paragraphs.
According to the Lyx manual, I should have the
SETSPACE package, which I put into the preamble as:
\usepackage setspace
Then I went
After some difficulty, I got harvard sty to be
recognized in my latex preamble. But with
\usepackage{harvard} in the preamble, when Lyx
compiles to dvi, I get errors in most (but NOT all)
of the sentences where there are citation references.
The errors say undefined control sequence and then
Hello World:
I am nearly done now with this document and doing some
minor tweaking (yes, I know, that is what Lyx is
supposed to do). I have a table that I rotated 90
degrees to fit on my page. I want to put a BOLD lines
-- some vertically and some horizontally -- to divide
out the Total
Hello All:
I am using the Document Class Article and would like
to change spacing between paragraphs universally to
have an extra space between paragraphs.
According to the Lyx manual, I should have the
SETSPACE package, which I put into the preamble as:
\usepackage setspace
Then I went
After some difficulty, I got harvard sty to be
recognized in my latex preamble. But with
\usepackage{harvard} in the preamble, when Lyx
compiles to dvi, I get errors in most (but NOT all)
of the sentences where there are citation references.
The errors say undefined control sequence and then
Hello World:
I am nearly done now with this document and doing some
minor tweaking (yes, I know, that is what Lyx is
supposed to do). I have a table that I rotated 90
degrees to fit on my page. I want to put a BOLD lines
-- some vertically and some horizontally -- to divide
out the Total
Hello All:
I am using the Document Class "Article" and would like
to change spacing between paragraphs universally to
have an extra space between paragraphs.
According to the Lyx manual, I should have the
SETSPACE package, which I put into the preamble as:
\usepackage setspace
Then I
After some difficulty, I got harvard sty to be
recognized in my latex preamble. But with
\usepackage{harvard} in the preamble, when Lyx
compiles to dvi, I get errors in most (but NOT all)
of the sentences where there are citation references.
The errors say "undefined control sequence" and then
Hello World:
I am nearly done now with this document and doing some
minor tweaking (yes, I know, that is what Lyx is
supposed to do). I have a table that I rotated 90
degrees to fit on my page. I want to put a BOLD lines
-- some vertically and some horizontally -- to divide
out the Total
Greetings all:
okay, so I did this nice lil table in LaTeX (since my
machine at home does not yet have Lyx on it and my
dial up connection is from hell).
I am now trying to import the file into my Lyx
document and it;s barfing it up. The table file is
attached and comes up perfect when
Ok NOW its attached...sheesh...
--- Michelle Dukich [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Date: Sat, 9 Jun 2001 17:19:37 -0700 (PDT)
From: Michelle Dukich [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Importing a LaTeX Table into Lyx
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Greetings all:
okay, so I did this nice lil table in LaTeX
Hello again:
I have several Institutions I am citing for a
bibliography for example Americas Watch. How do I get
them formated in the author field so they don't get
cited as Watch, A.
Also, is there a way to control the parenthetical
reference so it comes out as a key (AW 1980) instead
Greetings all:
okay, so I did this nice lil table in LaTeX (since my
machine at home does not yet have Lyx on it and my
dial up connection is from hell).
I am now trying to import the file into my Lyx
document and it;s barfing it up. The table file is
attached and comes up perfect when
Ok NOW its attached...sheesh...
--- Michelle Dukich [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Date: Sat, 9 Jun 2001 17:19:37 -0700 (PDT)
From: Michelle Dukich [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Importing a LaTeX Table into Lyx
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Greetings all:
okay, so I did this nice lil table in LaTeX
Hello again:
I have several Institutions I am citing for a
bibliography for example Americas Watch. How do I get
them formated in the author field so they don't get
cited as Watch, A.
Also, is there a way to control the parenthetical
reference so it comes out as a key (AW 1980) instead
Greetings all:
okay, so I did this nice lil table in LaTeX (since my
machine at home does not yet have Lyx on it and my
dial up connection is from hell).
I am now trying to import the file into my Lyx
document and it;s barfing it up. The table file is
attached and comes up perfect when
Ok NOW its attached...sheesh...
--- Michelle Dukich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Date: Sat, 9 Jun 2001 17:19:37 -0700 (PDT)
> From: Michelle Dukich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: Importing a LaTeX Table into Lyx
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> Greetings all:
>
Hello again:
I have several Institutions I am citing for a
bibliography for example Americas Watch. How do I get
them formated in the author field so they don't get
cited as Watch, A.
Also, is there a way to control the parenthetical
reference so it comes out as a key (AW 1980) instead
Greetings:
Moving right along in my experience with Lyx, I am
setting up my bibliography with BibTeX.
Couple of questions.
1. I cannot seem to get the harvard style to work.
Went to a couple of sites: one was missing the
makefile info
Greetings all:
I put harvard.sty in the dir below:
/usr/share/texmf/tex/latex/base
which is where article.sty and other packages seem to
live, but Lyx gives me the error:
Harvard.sty not found
when I put \usepackage{harvard} in the Latex Preamble.
What is up?
Also, where are the bst
Greetings all:
Many thanks to those who have been so gracious and
prompt in their replies to my queries on Lyx. My
transition to Linux has been painful and slow at
times, but my migration to Lyx has been enhanced by
the wonderful people on this list who have been so
generous with their
Greetings:
Moving right along in my experience with Lyx, I am
setting up my bibliography with BibTeX.
Couple of questions.
1. I cannot seem to get the harvard style to work.
Went to a couple of sites: one was missing the
makefile info
Greetings all:
I put harvard.sty in the dir below:
/usr/share/texmf/tex/latex/base
which is where article.sty and other packages seem to
live, but Lyx gives me the error:
Harvard.sty not found
when I put \usepackage{harvard} in the Latex Preamble.
What is up?
Also, where are the bst
Greetings all:
Many thanks to those who have been so gracious and
prompt in their replies to my queries on Lyx. My
transition to Linux has been painful and slow at
times, but my migration to Lyx has been enhanced by
the wonderful people on this list who have been so
generous with their
Greetings:
Moving right along in my experience with Lyx, I am
setting up my bibliography with BibTeX.
Couple of questions.
1. I cannot seem to get the harvard style to work.
Went to a couple of sites: one was missing the
makefile info
Greetings all:
I put harvard.sty in the dir below:
/usr/share/texmf/tex/latex/base
which is where article.sty and other packages seem to
live, but Lyx gives me the error:
Harvard.sty not found
when I put \usepackage{harvard} in the Latex Preamble.
What is up?
Also, where are the bst
Greetings all:
Many thanks to those who have been so gracious and
prompt in their replies to my queries on Lyx. My
transition to Linux has been painful and slow at
times, but my migration to Lyx has been enhanced by
the wonderful people on this list who have been so
generous with their
Greetings:
Is there any way to use TrueType fonts for the screen?
I am running RedHat's xfs font server for X.
Thank you.
MD
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Greetings:
Is there any way to use TrueType fonts for the screen?
I am running RedHat's xfs font server for X.
Thank you.
MD
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Greetings:
Is there any way to use TrueType fonts for the screen?
I am running RedHat's xfs font server for X.
Thank you.
MD
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I am working on the Lyx Tutorial, in particular the
Templates. I can pull up the various templates listed
under FILE New from Template, but only after a pop
up error message that reads:
*__*
Textclass Error:
The document uses an unknown textclass IEEEtran. Lyx
will not be able to produce
Greetings:
As I typed a document using the article TextClass, in
the second subsection the paragraphs started to indent
the first line and to drop the interparagraph spacing.
I could not figure out what to do to fix this so I
output the file as LateX and looked at it in emacs. I
note that
I am working on the Lyx Tutorial, in particular the
Templates. I can pull up the various templates listed
under FILE New from Template, but only after a pop
up error message that reads:
*__*
Textclass Error:
The document uses an unknown textclass IEEEtran. Lyx
will not be able to produce
Greetings:
As I typed a document using the article TextClass, in
the second subsection the paragraphs started to indent
the first line and to drop the interparagraph spacing.
I could not figure out what to do to fix this so I
output the file as LateX and looked at it in emacs. I
note that
I am working on the Lyx Tutorial, in particular the
Templates. I can pull up the various templates listed
under FILE > New from Template, but only after a pop
up error message that reads:
*__*
Textclass Error:
The document uses an unknown textclass "IEEEtran". Lyx
will not be able to
Greetings:
As I typed a document using the article TextClass, in
the second subsection the paragraphs started to indent
the first line and to drop the interparagraph spacing.
I could not figure out what to do to fix this so I
output the file as LateX and looked at it in emacs. I
note that
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