On 24/02/2012 5:30 PM, Pascal Fischer wrote:
2. Does the bundle-installer that includes all additional software
that is needed, install all programs or does it only include these
programs but I have to install each of them seperately?
It installs them one after the other if I remember
On 24/02/2012 5:30 PM, Pascal Fischer wrote:
2. Does the bundle-installer that includes all additional software
that is needed, install all programs or does it only include these
programs but I have to install each of them seperately?
It installs them one after the other if I remember
On 24/02/2012 5:30 PM, Pascal Fischer wrote:
2. Does the bundle-installer that includes all additional software
that is needed, install all programs or does it only include these
programs but I have to install each of them seperately?
It installs them one after the other if I remember
Pascal Fischer wrote:
1. I've read, that it is needed to install spellcheck-dictionaries for
other languages and additional modules (e.g. for linguistic documents)
seperately. Where do I find these and how do I install them so that
Lyx uses them?
On Windows, the spellcheck dictionaries should
Pascal Fischer wrote:
1. I've read, that it is needed to install spellcheck-dictionaries for
other languages and additional modules (e.g. for linguistic documents)
seperately. Where do I find these and how do I install them so that
Lyx uses them?
On Windows, the spellcheck dictionaries should
Pascal Fischer wrote:
> 1. I've read, that it is needed to install spellcheck-dictionaries for
> other languages and additional modules (e.g. for linguistic documents)
> seperately. Where do I find these and how do I install them so that
> Lyx uses them?
On Windows, the spellcheck dictionaries
Hello,
I'm a linguistics-student and want to switch from Word to Lyx (on
Windows). I have 5 beginner-questions:
1. I've read, that it is needed to install spellcheck-dictionaries for
other languages and additional modules (e.g. for linguistic documents)
seperately. Where do I find these and how
On Fri, 24 Feb 2012 23:30:52 +0100
Pascal Fischer pascal.fischer...@googlemail.com wrote:
5. How do I enter em-dashes and en-dashes in Lyxx?
I hope you can help me,
An em-dash is three consecutive dashes in LyX. An en-dash is two
consecutive dashes in LyX.
SteveT
Hello,
I'm a linguistics-student and want to switch from Word to Lyx (on
Windows). I have 5 beginner-questions:
1. I've read, that it is needed to install spellcheck-dictionaries for
other languages and additional modules (e.g. for linguistic documents)
seperately. Where do I find these and how
On Fri, 24 Feb 2012 23:30:52 +0100
Pascal Fischer pascal.fischer...@googlemail.com wrote:
5. How do I enter em-dashes and en-dashes in Lyxx?
I hope you can help me,
An em-dash is three consecutive dashes in LyX. An en-dash is two
consecutive dashes in LyX.
SteveT
Hello,
I'm a linguistics-student and want to switch from Word to Lyx (on
Windows). I have 5 beginner-questions:
1. I've read, that it is needed to install spellcheck-dictionaries for
other languages and additional modules (e.g. for linguistic documents)
seperately. Where do I find these and how
On Fri, 24 Feb 2012 23:30:52 +0100
Pascal Fischer wrote:
> 5. How do I enter em-dashes and en-dashes in Lyxx?
>
> I hope you can help me,
An em-dash is three consecutive dashes in LyX. An en-dash is two
consecutive dashes in LyX.
SteveT
Just installed Lyx on my '09 iMac, on which I have saved a completed novel
(in Pages software). How would I import this document's contents into Lyx
without making a mess of the formatting?
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On Tue, Feb 9, 2010 at 7:01 PM, Hoodrio hoodste...@yahoo.com wrote:
Just installed Lyx on my '09 iMac, on which I have saved a completed novel
(in Pages software). How would I import this document's contents into Lyx
without making a mess of the formatting?
It really depends on how much
Just installed Lyx on my '09 iMac, on which I have saved a completed novel
(in Pages software). How would I import this document's contents into Lyx
without making a mess of the formatting?
--
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On Tue, Feb 9, 2010 at 7:01 PM, Hoodrio hoodste...@yahoo.com wrote:
Just installed Lyx on my '09 iMac, on which I have saved a completed novel
(in Pages software). How would I import this document's contents into Lyx
without making a mess of the formatting?
It really depends on how much
Just installed Lyx on my '09 iMac, on which I have saved a completed novel
(in Pages software). How would I import this document's contents into Lyx
without making a mess of the formatting?
--
View this message in context:
http://n2.nabble.com/New-User-How-Best-to-Import-Novel-from-Mac
On Tue, Feb 9, 2010 at 7:01 PM, Hoodrio wrote:
>
> Just installed Lyx on my '09 iMac, on which I have saved a completed novel
> (in Pages software). How would I import this document's contents into Lyx
> without making a mess of the formatting?
It really depends on how
On Tuesday 31 March 2009 7:36:10 am Paul Sutton wrote:
Hi
I am fairly new to lyx and latex, so far its pretty good I have figured
out how to do citations and chemical formulas etc, which is much easier
than using a word processor for such tasks.
I have been trying to work on a nicely
On 2009-03-31, Doug Laidlaw wrote:
On Tuesday 31 March 2009 7:36:10 am Paul Sutton wrote:
I put all the data in tables, but I think this was a bad idea, as the
newlines etc are causing problems, what I want to go back to is a
document without all the table tags in, so it just lists what
Paul Sutton wrote:
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
Hi
I am fairly new to lyx and latex, so far its pretty good I have figured
out how to do citations and chemical formulas etc, which is much easier
than using a word processor for such tasks.
I have been trying to work on a
On Tuesday 31 March 2009 7:36:10 am Paul Sutton wrote:
Hi
I am fairly new to lyx and latex, so far its pretty good I have figured
out how to do citations and chemical formulas etc, which is much easier
than using a word processor for such tasks.
I have been trying to work on a nicely
On 2009-03-31, Doug Laidlaw wrote:
On Tuesday 31 March 2009 7:36:10 am Paul Sutton wrote:
I put all the data in tables, but I think this was a bad idea, as the
newlines etc are causing problems, what I want to go back to is a
document without all the table tags in, so it just lists what
Paul Sutton wrote:
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
Hi
I am fairly new to lyx and latex, so far its pretty good I have figured
out how to do citations and chemical formulas etc, which is much easier
than using a word processor for such tasks.
I have been trying to work on a
On Tuesday 31 March 2009 7:36:10 am Paul Sutton wrote:
> Hi
>
> I am fairly new to lyx and latex, so far its pretty good I have figured
> out how to do citations and chemical formulas etc, which is much easier
> than using a word processor for such tasks.
>
> I have been trying to work on a
On 2009-03-31, Doug Laidlaw wrote:
> On Tuesday 31 March 2009 7:36:10 am Paul Sutton wrote:
>> I put all the data in tables, but I think this was a bad idea, as the
>> newlines etc are causing problems, what I want to go back to is a
>> document without all the table tags in, so it just lists
Paul Sutton wrote:
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
Hi
I am fairly new to lyx and latex, so far its pretty good I have figured
out how to do citations and chemical formulas etc, which is much easier
than using a word processor for such tasks.
I have been trying to work on a
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
Hi
I am fairly new to lyx and latex, so far its pretty good I have figured
out how to do citations and chemical formulas etc, which is much easier
than using a word processor for such tasks.
I have been trying to work on a nicely formatted
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
Hi
I am fairly new to lyx and latex, so far its pretty good I have figured
out how to do citations and chemical formulas etc, which is much easier
than using a word processor for such tasks.
I have been trying to work on a nicely formatted
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
Hi
I am fairly new to lyx and latex, so far its pretty good I have figured
out how to do citations and chemical formulas etc, which is much easier
than using a word processor for such tasks.
I have been trying to work on a nicely formatted
rgheck ha scritto:
If you search the archives, you'll find a lot on this. Generally, the
view is that title pages are best configured manually, rather than
using LaTeX's built-in title pages.
Hello
Thanks, I will try to configure the title page by setting it standard text
This depends in
rgheck ha scritto:
If you search the archives, you'll find a lot on this. Generally, the
view is that title pages are best configured manually, rather than
using LaTeX's built-in title pages.
Hello
Thanks, I will try to configure the title page by setting it standard text
This depends in
rgheck ha scritto:
If you search the archives, you'll find a lot on this. Generally, the
view is that title pages are best configured manually, rather than
using LaTeX's built-in title pages.
Hello
Thanks, I will try to configure the title page by setting it standard text
This depends in
Hi everyone
i am a new user, i am writing my degree thesis in lyx since i don't want
to use Word (the results with lyx are far better)
However i incurred in 3 problem that i need to solve if i want to make
EVERYthing in lyx:
1. I should use a particular position for the inscription
assasukasse wrote:
Hi everyone
i am a new user, i am writing my degree thesis in lyx since i don't
want to use Word (the results with lyx are far better)
However i incurred in 3 problem that i need to solve if i want to make
EVERYthing in lyx:
1. I should use a particular position
assasukasse schrieb:
i am a new user, i am writing my degree thesis in lyx since i don't want
to use Word (the results with lyx are far better)
First of all you need to decide what document class you use. I can recommend a koma-skript class
because it is highly customizable. Also the memoir
Hi everyone
i am a new user, i am writing my degree thesis in lyx since i don't want
to use Word (the results with lyx are far better)
However i incurred in 3 problem that i need to solve if i want to make
EVERYthing in lyx:
1. I should use a particular position for the inscription
assasukasse wrote:
Hi everyone
i am a new user, i am writing my degree thesis in lyx since i don't
want to use Word (the results with lyx are far better)
However i incurred in 3 problem that i need to solve if i want to make
EVERYthing in lyx:
1. I should use a particular position
assasukasse schrieb:
i am a new user, i am writing my degree thesis in lyx since i don't want
to use Word (the results with lyx are far better)
First of all you need to decide what document class you use. I can recommend a koma-skript class
because it is highly customizable. Also the memoir
Hi everyone
i am a new user, i am writing my degree thesis in lyx since i don't want
to use Word (the results with lyx are far better)
However i incurred in 3 problem that i need to solve if i want to make
EVERYthing in lyx:
1. I should use a particular position for the inscription
assasukasse wrote:
Hi everyone
i am a new user, i am writing my degree thesis in lyx since i don't
want to use Word (the results with lyx are far better)
However i incurred in 3 problem that i need to solve if i want to make
EVERYthing in lyx:
1. I should use a particular position
assasukasse schrieb:
i am a new user, i am writing my degree thesis in lyx since i don't want
to use Word (the results with lyx are far better)
First of all you need to decide what document class you use. I can recommend a koma-skript class
because it is highly customizable. Also the memoir
Hello, I am new in LyX, and I know perfectly LaTeX. I will try to
transmit my experiences in order to improve LyX which is, in my opinion,
incredible.
--
Antonio J. Guirao Sánchez.
Universidad de Murcia.
Grupo: Análisis Funcional.
Facultad de Matemáticas, Campus de Espinardo.
Telephone: (+34)
Hello, I am new in LyX, and I know perfectly LaTeX.
I will try to
transmit my experiences in order to improve LyX
which is, in my opinion,
incredible.
Welcome.
Marcelo
in spanish --
Hola Antonio,
¡que bueno que puedas aportar conocimientos
de Latex! muchas veces hay
Hello, I am new in LyX, and I know perfectly LaTeX. I will try to
transmit my experiences in order to improve LyX which is, in my opinion,
incredible.
--
Antonio J. Guirao Sánchez.
Universidad de Murcia.
Grupo: Análisis Funcional.
Facultad de Matemáticas, Campus de Espinardo.
Telephone: (+34)
Hello, I am new in LyX, and I know perfectly LaTeX.
I will try to
transmit my experiences in order to improve LyX
which is, in my opinion,
incredible.
Welcome.
Marcelo
in spanish --
Hola Antonio,
¡que bueno que puedas aportar conocimientos
de Latex! muchas veces hay
Hello, I am new in LyX, and I know perfectly LaTeX. I will try to
transmit my experiences in order to improve LyX which is, in my opinion,
incredible.
--
Antonio J. Guirao Sánchez.
Universidad de Murcia.
Grupo: Análisis Funcional.
Facultad de Matemáticas, Campus de Espinardo.
Telephone: (+34)
> Hello, I am new in LyX, and I know perfectly LaTeX.
> I will try to
> transmit my experiences in order to improve LyX
> which is, in my opinion,
> incredible.
Welcome.
Marcelo
in spanish --
Hola Antonio,
¡que bueno que puedas aportar conocimientos
de Latex! muchas
Can I join the Lyx users list please?
Regards,
Donald
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Can I join the Lyx users list please?
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Regards,
Donald
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Can I join the Lyx users list please?
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Can I join the Lyx users list please?
Regards,
Donald
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> Can I join the Lyx users list please?
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My problems were solved on a third installation attempt, so I report the
details here as a record. Thanks a million to Uwe and others that helped
make it work. I might suggest incorporating some of these do's and dont's
in the Readme file to avoid future problems (especially for total novices
Dave Hewitt schrieb:
How do you pronounce LyX in English properly?
The original name of LyX was Lyrix, so it is pronounced it with the y as the y in
lyrics
regards Uwe
On Sat, Aug 25, 2007 at 09:53:47PM +0200, Uwe Stöhr wrote:
Dave Hewitt schrieb:
The LyX pop-up instructions for the GSView installer indicate that
you'll need to choose a language, but I was not offered a language
choice in GSView.
I cannot reproduce. The attached image
Andre Poenitz schrieb:
Since the installer fight showed his ugly head recently I think I might
mention my opinion on such behaviour: Waiting 25 minutes for something
that I don't need is a bit beyond my expectation even of a 'complete
install'. Can't this 'LaTeX package search' thing not
On Sun, Aug 26, 2007 at 10:48:18PM +0200, Uwe Stöhr wrote:
Andre Poenitz schrieb:
Since the installer fight showed his ugly head recently I think I might
mention my opinion on such behaviour: Waiting 25 minutes for something
that I don't need is a bit beyond my expectation even of a
Andre Poenitz schrieb:
Maybe the LyX configuration nis doing too much then.
No, the configuration works correct. It simply asks LaTeX packages are
installed or not.
And no, you need these packages, otherwise many features of LyX are not
usable. (take for example formal tables, instant
My problems were solved on a third installation attempt, so I report the
details here as a record. Thanks a million to Uwe and others that helped
make it work. I might suggest incorporating some of these do's and dont's
in the Readme file to avoid future problems (especially for total novices
Dave Hewitt schrieb:
How do you pronounce LyX in English properly?
The original name of LyX was Lyrix, so it is pronounced it with the y as the y in
lyrics
regards Uwe
On Sat, Aug 25, 2007 at 09:53:47PM +0200, Uwe Stöhr wrote:
Dave Hewitt schrieb:
The LyX pop-up instructions for the GSView installer indicate that
you'll need to choose a language, but I was not offered a language
choice in GSView.
I cannot reproduce. The attached image
Andre Poenitz schrieb:
Since the installer fight showed his ugly head recently I think I might
mention my opinion on such behaviour: Waiting 25 minutes for something
that I don't need is a bit beyond my expectation even of a 'complete
install'. Can't this 'LaTeX package search' thing not
On Sun, Aug 26, 2007 at 10:48:18PM +0200, Uwe Stöhr wrote:
Andre Poenitz schrieb:
Since the installer fight showed his ugly head recently I think I might
mention my opinion on such behaviour: Waiting 25 minutes for something
that I don't need is a bit beyond my expectation even of a
Andre Poenitz schrieb:
Maybe the LyX configuration nis doing too much then.
No, the configuration works correct. It simply asks LaTeX packages are
installed or not.
And no, you need these packages, otherwise many features of LyX are not
usable. (take for example formal tables, instant
My problems were solved on a third installation attempt, so I report the
details here as a record. Thanks a million to Uwe and others that helped
make it work. I might suggest incorporating some of these do's and dont's
in the Readme file to avoid future problems (especially for total novices
Dave Hewitt schrieb:
How do you pronounce "LyX" in English properly?
The original name of LyX was "Lyrix", so it is pronounced it with the "y" as the "y" in
"lyrics"
regards Uwe
On Sat, Aug 25, 2007 at 09:53:47PM +0200, Uwe Stöhr wrote:
> Dave Hewitt schrieb:
>
> > The LyX pop-up instructions for the GSView installer indicate that
> > you'll need to choose a language, but I was not offered a language
> > choice in GSView.
>
> I cannot reproduce. The attached image
Andre Poenitz schrieb:
Since the installer fight showed his ugly head recently I think I might
mention my opinion on such behaviour: Waiting 25 minutes for something
that I don't need is a bit beyond my expectation even of a 'complete
install'. Can't this 'LaTeX package search' thing not
On Sun, Aug 26, 2007 at 10:48:18PM +0200, Uwe Stöhr wrote:
> Andre Poenitz schrieb:
>
> >Since the installer fight showed his ugly head recently I think I might
> >mention my opinion on such behaviour: Waiting 25 minutes for something
> >that I don't need is a bit beyond my expectation even of a
Andre Poenitz schrieb:
Maybe the LyX configuration nis doing too much then.
No, the configuration works correct. It simply asks LaTeX packages are
installed or not.
And no, you need these packages, otherwise many features of LyX are not
usable. (take for example formal tables, instant
Joost Verburg schrieb:
So why not just hide the windows and show the output in the installer log?
Because the user needs to be informed what is currently done and which package is currently
installed. This is important since this process can last half an hour with a slow internet connection.
Dave Hewitt schrieb:
The LyX pop-up instructions for the GSView installer indicate that
you'll need to choose a language, but I was not offered a language
choice in GSView.
I cannot reproduce. The attached image GSview-language.png shows what I get when I press Setup
in the appearing GSview
Upon first start-up of LyX, the configuration did indeed take a very long
time... over 25 minutes.
I would suggest that we start lyx before configure and show the output
of configure.py in a lyx windows. Otherwise, people tend to close the
DOS window or kill lyx.exe if it stays there for 25
Joost Verburg schrieb:
So why not just hide the windows and show the output in the installer log?
Because the user needs to be informed what is currently done and which package is currently
installed. This is important since this process can last half an hour with a slow internet connection.
Dave Hewitt schrieb:
The LyX pop-up instructions for the GSView installer indicate that
you'll need to choose a language, but I was not offered a language
choice in GSView.
I cannot reproduce. The attached image GSview-language.png shows what I get when I press Setup
in the appearing GSview
Upon first start-up of LyX, the configuration did indeed take a very long
time... over 25 minutes.
I would suggest that we start lyx before configure and show the output
of configure.py in a lyx windows. Otherwise, people tend to close the
DOS window or kill lyx.exe if it stays there for 25
Joost Verburg schrieb:
So why not just hide the windows and show the output in the installer log?
Because the user needs to be informed what is currently done and which package is currently
installed. This is important since this process can last half an hour with a slow internet connection.
Dave Hewitt schrieb:
> The LyX pop-up instructions for the GSView installer indicate that
> you'll need to choose a language, but I was not offered a language
> choice in GSView.
I cannot reproduce. The attached image "GSview-language.png" shows what I get when I press "Setup"
in the appearing
> Upon first start-up of LyX, the configuration did indeed take a very long
> time... over 25 minutes.
I would suggest that we start lyx before configure and show the output
of configure.py in a lyx windows. Otherwise, people tend to close the
DOS window or kill lyx.exe if it stays there for 25
Uwe Stöhr wrote:
Dave Hewitt schrieb:
I downloaded the latest LyxWinInstaller (complete) and attempted to
install on a WinXP machine (fairly new, plenty or memory and speed,
etc.). At a couple points in the installation a DOS window popped up,
did something that seemed to take only a short
Helge Hafting schrieb:
If those windows don't tell the users anything then some will close them,
they are used to click through some pages type of installs already.
The installer informs you about the following steps with a message.
regards Uwe
Hello,
I appreciate the help very much. I think it might have gotten me closer to
a clean install, but there were still a few complications. I sincerely hope
that this message does not trouble those that are uninterested, and I'll
direct future discussion directly only to Uwe if desired.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think it's a relatively easy mistake to do...
How about adding some descriptions to this text? It wouldn't have to be
a lot, in fact... maybe it could just refer to a web (wiki?) page where
the details are explained?
So why not just hide the windows and show the
Uwe Stöhr wrote:
Dave Hewitt schrieb:
I downloaded the latest LyxWinInstaller (complete) and attempted to
install on a WinXP machine (fairly new, plenty or memory and speed,
etc.). At a couple points in the installation a DOS window popped up,
did something that seemed to take only a short
Helge Hafting schrieb:
If those windows don't tell the users anything then some will close them,
they are used to click through some pages type of installs already.
The installer informs you about the following steps with a message.
regards Uwe
Hello,
I appreciate the help very much. I think it might have gotten me closer to
a clean install, but there were still a few complications. I sincerely hope
that this message does not trouble those that are uninterested, and I'll
direct future discussion directly only to Uwe if desired.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think it's a relatively easy mistake to do...
How about adding some descriptions to this text? It wouldn't have to be
a lot, in fact... maybe it could just refer to a web (wiki?) page where
the details are explained?
So why not just hide the windows and show the
Uwe Stöhr wrote:
Dave Hewitt schrieb:
I downloaded the latest LyxWinInstaller (complete) and attempted to
install on a WinXP machine (fairly new, plenty or memory and speed,
etc.). At a couple points in the installation a DOS window popped up,
did something that seemed to take only a short
Helge Hafting schrieb:
If those windows don't tell the users anything then some will close them,
they are used to "click through some pages" type of installs already.
The installer informs you about the following steps with a message.
regards Uwe
Hello,
I appreciate the help very much. I think it might have gotten me closer to
a clean install, but there were still a few complications. I sincerely hope
that this message does not trouble those that are uninterested, and I'll
direct future discussion directly only to Uwe if desired.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think it's a relatively easy mistake to do...
How about adding some descriptions to this text? It wouldn't have to be
a lot, in fact... maybe it could just refer to a web (wiki?) page where
the details are explained?
So why not just hide the windows and show the
Hello,
I have a simple question. I am a newbie to LaTeX and LyX, but I am eager to
learn. I downloaded the latest LyxWinInstaller (complete) and attempted to
install on a WinXP machine (fairly new, plenty or memory and speed, etc.).
At a couple points in the installation a DOS window popped
Dave Hewitt schrieb:
I downloaded the latest LyxWinInstaller (complete) and
attempted to install on a WinXP machine (fairly new, plenty or memory
and speed, etc.). At a couple points in the installation a DOS window
popped up, did something that seemed to take only a short time, but then
On Thu, 23 Aug 2007, Uwe Stöhr wrote:
Dave Hewitt schrieb:
I downloaded the latest LyxWinInstaller (complete) and attempted to
install on a WinXP machine (fairly new, plenty or memory and speed, etc.).
At a couple points in the installation a DOS window popped up, did
something that
Hello,
I have a simple question. I am a newbie to LaTeX and LyX, but I am eager to
learn. I downloaded the latest LyxWinInstaller (complete) and attempted to
install on a WinXP machine (fairly new, plenty or memory and speed, etc.).
At a couple points in the installation a DOS window popped
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