menu (File, Edit, Help) intact. But the sub-options are
invisible. E.g., when I click on File, I see a drop-down menu, but I
don't see the entries on each line. They're still clickable though --
if I click on what seems to be line 2, I get another menu saying
Select template file. I don't
ith toolbars and main
> file menu (File, Edit, Help) intact. But the sub-options are
> invisible. E.g., when I click on File, I see a drop-down menu, but I
> don't see the entries on each line. They're still clickable though --
> if I click on what seems to be line 2, I get another m
Hello,
I'm new to LyX, and recently installed 1.2.2 on my Windows XP laptop.
When I run LyX (both from the command line, and by clicking on
runlyx.bat), I do have a LyX window opening up, with toolbars and main
file menu (File, Edit, Help) intact. But the sub-options are
invisible. E.g., when
Hello,
I'm new to LyX, and recently installed 1.2.2 on my Windows XP laptop.
When I run LyX (both from the command line, and by clicking on
runlyx.bat), I do have a LyX window opening up, with toolbars and main
file menu (File, Edit, Help) intact. But the sub-options are
invisible. E.g., when
Hello,
I'm new to LyX, and recently installed 1.2.2 on my Windows XP laptop.
When I run LyX (both from the command line, and by clicking on
runlyx.bat), I do have a LyX window opening up, with toolbars and main
file menu (File, Edit, Help) intact. But the sub-options are
invisible. E.g., when
Speak now, or forever hold your peace, if you use either
1. Lastfiles number of files shown. This is currently configurable
between 4 and 9. Does anybody actually have this configured differently
from the default, and if so, please tell me why.
I wrote quite a lot of little reports or
Speak now, or forever hold your peace, if you use either
1. Lastfiles number of files shown. This is currently configurable
between 4 and 9. Does anybody actually have this configured differently
from the default, and if so, please tell me why.
I wrote quite a lot of little reports or
> Speak now, or forever hold your peace, if you use either
>
> 1. Lastfiles number of files shown. This is currently configurable
> between 4 and 9. Does anybody actually have this configured differently
> from the default, and if so, please tell me why.
I wrote quite a lot of little reports
I prefer 9 files, and use it rather extensively. Especially when I'm
working with big documents consisting of several files.
(btw, I plan to move this to a submenu like in many other programs, to
avoid the File menu becoming too large).
I wouldn't like having it in a submenu, since I find
Le Jeudi 29 Août 2002 11:36, Christian Ridderström a écrit :
I prefer 9 files, and use it rather extensively. Especially when I'm
working with big documents consisting of several files.
Same here, I even would like to have more than 9 entries.
(btw, I plan to move this to a submenu like in
On Thu, Aug 29, 2002 at 11:36:32AM +0200, Christian Ridderström wrote:
I prefer 9 files, and use it rather extensively. Especially when I'm
working with big documents consisting of several files.
OK
(btw, I plan to move this to a submenu like in many other programs, to
avoid the File
Now that I've heard about the UI-tip (thanks!), I think it sounds just
fine having it in a submenu as the default setting.
/Christian
Hi,
Speak now, or forever hold your peace, if you use either
1. Lastfiles number of files shown. This is currently configurable
between 4 and 9. Does anybody actually have this configured differently
from the default, and if so, please tell me why.
I like to have a long lastfiles list
No problem with the default number of files shown being 9.
(Sorry I can't quote John's question, I accidentally hit the delete key after
reading it ..)
--
L. R. Denham
--
Please avoid sending me Word or PowerPoint attachments.
See
I prefer 9 files, and use it rather extensively. Especially when I'm
working with big documents consisting of several files.
(btw, I plan to move this to a submenu like in many other programs, to
avoid the File menu becoming too large).
I wouldn't like having it in a submenu, since I find
Le Jeudi 29 Août 2002 11:36, Christian Ridderström a écrit :
I prefer 9 files, and use it rather extensively. Especially when I'm
working with big documents consisting of several files.
Same here, I even would like to have more than 9 entries.
(btw, I plan to move this to a submenu like in
On Thu, Aug 29, 2002 at 11:36:32AM +0200, Christian Ridderström wrote:
I prefer 9 files, and use it rather extensively. Especially when I'm
working with big documents consisting of several files.
OK
(btw, I plan to move this to a submenu like in many other programs, to
avoid the File
Now that I've heard about the UI-tip (thanks!), I think it sounds just
fine having it in a submenu as the default setting.
/Christian
Hi,
Speak now, or forever hold your peace, if you use either
1. Lastfiles number of files shown. This is currently configurable
between 4 and 9. Does anybody actually have this configured differently
from the default, and if so, please tell me why.
I like to have a long lastfiles list
No problem with the default number of files shown being 9.
(Sorry I can't quote John's question, I accidentally hit the delete key after
reading it ..)
--
L. R. Denham
--
Please avoid sending me Word or PowerPoint attachments.
See
I prefer 9 files, and use it rather extensively. Especially when I'm
working with big documents consisting of several files.
> (btw, I plan to move this to a submenu like in many other programs, to
> avoid the File menu becoming too large).
I wouldn't like having it in a submenu, since I find
Le Jeudi 29 Août 2002 11:36, Christian Ridderström a écrit :
> I prefer 9 files, and use it rather extensively. Especially when I'm
> working with big documents consisting of several files.
Same here, I even would like to have more than 9 entries.
> > (btw, I plan to move this to a submenu like
On Thu, Aug 29, 2002 at 11:36:32AM +0200, Christian Ridderström wrote:
> I prefer 9 files, and use it rather extensively. Especially when I'm
> working with big documents consisting of several files.
OK
> > (btw, I plan to move this to a submenu like in many other programs, to
> > avoid the
Now that I've heard about the UI-tip (thanks!), I think it sounds just
fine having it in a submenu as the default setting.
/Christian
Hi,
> Speak now, or forever hold your peace, if you use either
>
> 1. Lastfiles number of files shown. This is currently configurable
> between 4 and 9. Does anybody actually have this configured differently
> from the default, and if so, please tell me why.
I like to have a long lastfiles
No problem with the default number of files shown being 9.
(Sorry I can't quote John's question, I accidentally hit the delete key after
reading it ..)
--
L. R. Denham
--
Please avoid sending me Word or PowerPoint attachments.
See
Speak now, or forever hold your peace, if you use either
1. Lastfiles number of files shown. This is currently configurable
between 4 and 9. Does anybody actually have this configured differently
from the default, and if so, please tell me why.
2. Auto region delete. Does anybody *disable*
1. Lastfiles number of files shown. This is currently configurable
between 4 and 9. Does anybody actually have this configured differently
from the default, and if so, please tell me why.
Have occasionally increased the number when switching between more than four
files in different
On Wed, Aug 28, 2002 at 05:44:42PM -0400, Les Denham wrote:
Have occasionally increased the number when switching between more than four
files in different directories. Not an important option.
OK, so you would be OK with a default of, say, 9 ?
(btw, I plan to move this to a submenu like
On Wed, Aug 28, 2002 at 08:31:33PM +0100, John Levon wrote:
1. Lastfiles number of files shown. This is currently configurable
between 4 and 9. Does anybody actually have this configured differently
from the default, and if so, please tell me why.
I am not using that, Konni has it at 9 I
Speak now, or forever hold your peace, if you use either
1. Lastfiles number of files shown. This is currently configurable
between 4 and 9. Does anybody actually have this configured differently
from the default, and if so, please tell me why.
2. Auto region delete. Does anybody *disable*
1. Lastfiles number of files shown. This is currently configurable
between 4 and 9. Does anybody actually have this configured differently
from the default, and if so, please tell me why.
Have occasionally increased the number when switching between more than four
files in different
On Wed, Aug 28, 2002 at 05:44:42PM -0400, Les Denham wrote:
Have occasionally increased the number when switching between more than four
files in different directories. Not an important option.
OK, so you would be OK with a default of, say, 9 ?
(btw, I plan to move this to a submenu like
On Wed, Aug 28, 2002 at 08:31:33PM +0100, John Levon wrote:
1. Lastfiles number of files shown. This is currently configurable
between 4 and 9. Does anybody actually have this configured differently
from the default, and if so, please tell me why.
I am not using that, Konni has it at 9 I
Speak now, or forever hold your peace, if you use either
1. Lastfiles number of files shown. This is currently configurable
between 4 and 9. Does anybody actually have this configured differently
from the default, and if so, please tell me why.
2. "Auto region delete". Does anybody *disable*
> 1. Lastfiles number of files shown. This is currently configurable
> between 4 and 9. Does anybody actually have this configured differently
> from the default, and if so, please tell me why.
Have occasionally increased the number when switching between more than four
files in different
On Wed, Aug 28, 2002 at 05:44:42PM -0400, Les Denham wrote:
> Have occasionally increased the number when switching between more than four
> files in different directories. Not an important option.
OK, so you would be OK with a default of, say, 9 ?
(btw, I plan to move this to a submenu like
On Wed, Aug 28, 2002 at 08:31:33PM +0100, John Levon wrote:
> 1. Lastfiles number of files shown. This is currently configurable
> between 4 and 9. Does anybody actually have this configured differently
> from the default, and if so, please tell me why.
I am not using that, Konni has it at 9 I
I can import a ps file into the Gimp but...this is a genetics paper. There
are conventions, plus there are my local lab conventions. Besides nice, neat
columns containing data, I need horizontal lines to separate column titles
and certain segments of data. I also need horizontal arrows
On Tue, 18 Sep 2001, Praedor Tempus wrote:
I have tried to create a table (will contain lines separating the title from
the column headings and the headings from the data - 4 columns) using various
erstwhile monospaced fonts (ugly courier, Lucida console, quicktype mono) in
xfig,
On Tue, 18 Sep 2001, Praedor Tempus wrote:
Xfig is all wrong. First, the choice of monospaced fonts is tremendously
limited (to courier or courier new, it seems). Next, you don't get a text
field, you merely get individual lines of text units so if you wish to enter
multiple lines of
On Tue, Sep 18, 2001 at 05:59:03AM -0600, Praedor Tempus wrote:
I had hoped that someone would be able to suggest an app that, perhaps, I am
unaware of that does the graphics and text work properly and
consistently...or that someone would know a trick other than Well, in this
Try TGIF -
Part of my limitations have to do with the need to supply my tables and
figures separately as eps files and partly due to my PI having some nit-picky
requirements of his own.
I will take a look at tgif. I have also been trying out a number of others.
Thank you.
On Friday 21 September 2001
Praedor Tempus [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is terribly disheartening. I haven't found a single app that can be
used to make a table for publication - the problem is that it appears that
linux apps don't really understand what monospaced font means.
What I don't understand is why you
I take it your problem is the following: though you didn't see how to make
your tables using the LyX facilities before, you perhaps now see that it is
indeed possible. However, you still have the problem that you need the tables
and figures in files separate from the main document. Perhaps
I can import a ps file into the Gimp but...this is a genetics paper. There
are conventions, plus there are my local lab conventions. Besides nice, neat
columns containing data, I need horizontal lines to separate column titles
and certain segments of data. I also need horizontal arrows
On Tue, 18 Sep 2001, Praedor Tempus wrote:
I have tried to create a table (will contain lines separating the title from
the column headings and the headings from the data - 4 columns) using various
erstwhile monospaced fonts (ugly courier, Lucida console, quicktype mono) in
xfig,
On Tue, 18 Sep 2001, Praedor Tempus wrote:
Xfig is all wrong. First, the choice of monospaced fonts is tremendously
limited (to courier or courier new, it seems). Next, you don't get a text
field, you merely get individual lines of text units so if you wish to enter
multiple lines of
On Tue, Sep 18, 2001 at 05:59:03AM -0600, Praedor Tempus wrote:
I had hoped that someone would be able to suggest an app that, perhaps, I am
unaware of that does the graphics and text work properly and
consistently...or that someone would know a trick other than Well, in this
Try TGIF -
Part of my limitations have to do with the need to supply my tables and
figures separately as eps files and partly due to my PI having some nit-picky
requirements of his own.
I will take a look at tgif. I have also been trying out a number of others.
Thank you.
On Friday 21 September 2001
Praedor Tempus [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is terribly disheartening. I haven't found a single app that can be
used to make a table for publication - the problem is that it appears that
linux apps don't really understand what monospaced font means.
What I don't understand is why you
I take it your problem is the following: though you didn't see how to make
your tables using the LyX facilities before, you perhaps now see that it is
indeed possible. However, you still have the problem that you need the tables
and figures in files separate from the main document. Perhaps
> I can import a ps file into the Gimp but...this is a genetics paper. There
> are conventions, plus there are my local lab conventions. Besides nice, neat
> columns containing data, I need horizontal lines to separate column titles
> and certain segments of data. I also need horizontal
On Tue, 18 Sep 2001, Praedor Tempus wrote:
> I have tried to create a table (will contain lines separating the title from
> the column headings and the headings from the data - 4 columns) using various
> erstwhile monospaced fonts (ugly courier, Lucida console, quicktype mono) in
> xfig,
On Tue, 18 Sep 2001, Praedor Tempus wrote:
> Xfig is all wrong. First, the choice of monospaced fonts is tremendously
> limited (to courier or courier new, it seems). Next, you don't get a text
> field, you merely get individual lines of text units so if you wish to enter
> multiple lines of
On Tue, Sep 18, 2001 at 05:59:03AM -0600, Praedor Tempus wrote:
> I had hoped that someone would be able to suggest an app that, perhaps, I am
> unaware of that does the graphics and text work properly and
> consistently...or that someone would know a trick other than "Well, in this
Try TGIF
Part of my limitations have to do with the need to supply my tables and
figures separately as eps files and partly due to my PI having some nit-picky
requirements of his own.
I will take a look at tgif. I have also been trying out a number of others.
Thank you.
On Friday 21 September 2001
"Praedor Tempus" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This is terribly disheartening. I haven't found a single app that can be
> used to make a table for publication - the problem is that it appears that
> linux apps don't really understand what "monospaced font" means.
What I don't understand is
I take it your problem is the following: though you didn't see how to make
your tables using the LyX facilities before, you perhaps now see that it is
indeed possible. However, you still have the problem that you need the tables
and figures in files separate from the main document. Perhaps
i've made a square 10cm x 10cm with jfig and then i've converted it into a
eps file. but the conversion created 10cm x 10cm in a A4 page! so there is
extra space that disturb me!
i would like to save my square in a 10cm x 10cm EPS file and not in a A4
picture! there are options in fig2dev
On Thu, Sep 20, 2001 at 07:08:27PM +0200, francesco cattaneo wrote:
i've made a square 10cm x 10cm with jfig and then i've converted it into a
eps file. but the conversion created 10cm x 10cm in a A4 page! so there is
extra space that disturb me!
Are you sure it's actually that size ?
If
! there are options in fig2dev converter program that i and jfig
don't know?
I don't know what's going with fig2div, but I don't understand
why you use jfig for only a square. it's much more easier with
pure latex:
\setlength\unitlength{1cm}
\begin{center}\begin{picture}(10,10)
\put(0,0){\framebox
This is terribly disheartening. I haven't found a single app that can be
used to make a table for publication - the problem is that it appears that
linux apps don't really understand what monospaced font means.
I have tried to create a table (will contain lines separating the title from
Praedor Tempus wrote:
H17* R, C - T +
H17 R U5 duplication +
H168partial U5 duplication +
H40 tRNA cellular sequence insertion +
H72 U3, GAG - ACC
Please remove lyx-users from your To: line as this complaint has little
to do with LyX.
On Tue, 18 Sep 2001, Praedor Tempus wrote:
This is terribly disheartening. I haven't found a single app that can be
used to make a table for publication - the problem is that it appears that
linux apps
Does anyone know of some obscure graphics/vector-drawing app that
actually truly understands what monospaced fonts are and how they
are dealt with?
I do not really understand your complaint. Almost every texteditor uses
monospaced fonts, and if you want it as .ps there is always a2ps
(or your
The reason I posted this to the lyx list was that I know there are many who
use lyx as the tool for producing publishable works. I am using lyx to write
my journal articles as well as my thesis. I had thought/hoped someone in the
list might provide suggestions on an app (not xfig - xfig
, using kspread to create the text portion worked acceptably BUT
it didn't matter, I couldn't use it because the only output options other
than straight printing to paper is to print to a ps file or a pdf file. I
cannot, thus far, properly edit either filetype.
I can import a ps file
On Thu, Sep 20, 2001 at 07:37:23PM +0200, Herbert Voss wrote:
I don't know what's going with fig2div, but I don't understand
why you use jfig for only a square. it's much more easier with
pure latex:
\setlength\unitlength{1cm}
\begin{center}\begin{picture}(10,10)
On Tuesday, 18. September 2001 10:44, Praedor Tempus wrote:
Four columns with entries like:
H17* R, C - T+
H17 R U5 duplication +
H168partial U5 duplication +
H40 tRNA
i've made a square 10cm x 10cm with jfig and then i've converted it into a
eps file. but the conversion created 10cm x 10cm in a A4 page! so there is
extra space that disturb me!
i would like to save my square in a 10cm x 10cm EPS file and not in a A4
picture! there are options in fig2dev
On Thu, Sep 20, 2001 at 07:08:27PM +0200, francesco cattaneo wrote:
i've made a square 10cm x 10cm with jfig and then i've converted it into a
eps file. but the conversion created 10cm x 10cm in a A4 page! so there is
extra space that disturb me!
Are you sure it's actually that size ?
If
! there are options in fig2dev converter program that i and jfig
don't know?
I don't know what's going with fig2div, but I don't understand
why you use jfig for only a square. it's much more easier with
pure latex:
\setlength\unitlength{1cm}
\begin{center}\begin{picture}(10,10)
\put(0,0){\framebox
This is terribly disheartening. I haven't found a single app that can be
used to make a table for publication - the problem is that it appears that
linux apps don't really understand what monospaced font means.
I have tried to create a table (will contain lines separating the title from
Praedor Tempus wrote:
H17* R, C - T +
H17 R U5 duplication +
H168partial U5 duplication +
H40 tRNA cellular sequence insertion +
H72 U3, GAG - ACC
Please remove lyx-users from your To: line as this complaint has little
to do with LyX.
On Tue, 18 Sep 2001, Praedor Tempus wrote:
This is terribly disheartening. I haven't found a single app that can be
used to make a table for publication - the problem is that it appears that
linux apps
Does anyone know of some obscure graphics/vector-drawing app that
actually truly understands what monospaced fonts are and how they
are dealt with?
I do not really understand your complaint. Almost every texteditor uses
monospaced fonts, and if you want it as .ps there is always a2ps
(or your
The reason I posted this to the lyx list was that I know there are many who
use lyx as the tool for producing publishable works. I am using lyx to write
my journal articles as well as my thesis. I had thought/hoped someone in the
list might provide suggestions on an app (not xfig - xfig
, using kspread to create the text portion worked acceptably BUT
it didn't matter, I couldn't use it because the only output options other
than straight printing to paper is to print to a ps file or a pdf file. I
cannot, thus far, properly edit either filetype.
I can import a ps file
On Thu, Sep 20, 2001 at 07:37:23PM +0200, Herbert Voss wrote:
I don't know what's going with fig2div, but I don't understand
why you use jfig for only a square. it's much more easier with
pure latex:
\setlength\unitlength{1cm}
\begin{center}\begin{picture}(10,10)
On Tuesday, 18. September 2001 10:44, Praedor Tempus wrote:
Four columns with entries like:
H17* R, C - T+
H17 R U5 duplication +
H168partial U5 duplication +
H40 tRNA
i've made a square 10cm x 10cm with jfig and then i've converted it into a
eps file. but the conversion created 10cm x 10cm in a A4 page! so there is
extra space that disturb me!
i would like to save my square in a 10cm x 10cm EPS file and not in a A4
picture! there are options in fig2dev
On Thu, Sep 20, 2001 at 07:08:27PM +0200, francesco cattaneo wrote:
> i've made a square 10cm x 10cm with jfig and then i've converted it into a
> eps file. but the conversion created 10cm x 10cm in a A4 page! so there is
> extra space that disturb me!
Are you sure it's actually that size ?
and not in a A4
> picture! there are options in fig2dev converter program that i and jfig
> don't know?
I don't know what's going with fig2div, but I don't understand
why you use jfig for only a square. it's much more easier with
pure latex:
\setlength\unitlength{1cm}
\begin{center}\begin{pic
This is terribly disheartening. I haven't found a single app that can be
used to make a table for publication - the problem is that it appears that
linux apps don't really understand what "monospaced font" means.
I have tried to create a table (will contain lines separating the title from
Praedor Tempus wrote:
>
> H17* R, C -> T +
> H17 R & U5 duplication +
> H168partial U5 duplication +
> H40 tRNA & cellular sequence insertion +
> H72 U3, GAG -> ACC
Please remove lyx-users from your To: line as this complaint has little
to do with LyX.
On Tue, 18 Sep 2001, Praedor Tempus wrote:
> This is terribly disheartening. I haven't found a single app that can be
> used to make a table for publication - the problem is that it appears that
> linux
> Does anyone know of some obscure graphics/vector-drawing app that
> actually truly understands what monospaced fonts are and how they
> are dealt with?
I do not really understand your complaint. Almost every texteditor uses
monospaced fonts, and if you want it as .ps there is always a2ps
(or
The reason I posted this to the lyx list was that I know there are many who
use lyx as the tool for producing publishable works. I am using lyx to write
my journal articles as well as my thesis. I had thought/hoped someone in the
list might provide suggestions on an app (not xfig - xfig
, using kspread to create the text portion worked acceptably BUT
it didn't matter, I couldn't use it because the only output options other
than straight printing to paper is to print to a ps file or a pdf file. I
cannot, thus far, properly edit either filetype.
I can import a ps file
On Thu, Sep 20, 2001 at 07:37:23PM +0200, Herbert Voss wrote:
> I don't know what's going with fig2div, but I don't understand
> why you use jfig for only a square. it's much more easier with
> pure latex:
>
> \setlength\unitlength{1cm}
> \begin{center}\begin{picture}(10,10)
>
On Tuesday, 18. September 2001 10:44, Praedor Tempus wrote:
> Four columns with entries like:
> H17* R, C -> T+
> H17 R & U5 duplication +
> H168partial U5 duplication +
> H40
On Wed, Jun 27, 2001 at 11:30:19AM +0200, Juergen Spitzmueller wrote:
Good morning!
How can I change the package options of url.sty?
I tried to insert \usepackage[T1,hyphens]{url} in the preamble, but I
get an error message [Options clash] because LyX automatically loads
url.sty without
On Wed, Jun 27, 2001 at 11:30:19AM +0200, Juergen Spitzmueller wrote:
> Good morning!
>
> How can I change the package options of url.sty?
> I tried to insert \usepackage[T1,hyphens]{url} in the preamble, but I
> get an error message ["Options clash"] because LyX autom
Good morning!
How can I change the package options of url.sty?
I tried to insert \usepackage[T1,hyphens]{url} in the preamble, but I
get an error message [Options clash] because LyX automatically loads
url.sty without these options (if I insert an url-inset).
Thanks,
Jürgen
P.S.: Please CC
Juergen Spitzmueller wrote:
How can I change the package options of url.sty?
I tried to insert \usepackage[T1,hyphens]{url} in the preamble, but I
get an error message [Options clash] because LyX automatically loads
url.sty without these options (if I insert an url-inset).
try in preamble
Good morning!
How can I change the package options of url.sty?
I tried to insert \usepackage[T1,hyphens]{url} in the preamble, but I
get an error message [Options clash] because LyX automatically loads
url.sty without these options (if I insert an url-inset).
Thanks,
Jürgen
P.S.: Please CC
Juergen Spitzmueller wrote:
How can I change the package options of url.sty?
I tried to insert \usepackage[T1,hyphens]{url} in the preamble, but I
get an error message [Options clash] because LyX automatically loads
url.sty without these options (if I insert an url-inset).
try in preamble
Good morning!
How can I change the package options of url.sty?
I tried to insert \usepackage[T1,hyphens]{url} in the preamble, but I
get an error message ["Options clash"] because LyX automatically loads
url.sty without these options (if I insert an url-inset).
Thanks,
Jürgen
P.S.:
Juergen Spitzmueller wrote:
>
> How can I change the package options of url.sty?
> I tried to insert \usepackage[T1,hyphens]{url} in the preamble, but I
> get an error message ["Options clash"] because LyX automatically loads
> url.sty without these options (if I i
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