On 02/09/2010 01:28 AM, Marshall Feldman wrote:
Hi,
As a newbie to Lyx, I'm almost there in understanding how to use LyX
and have a few basic questions. Here's what I think I know:
Hello from down the way at Brown.
1. Templates are just LyX documents saved in the place where templates
On Tue, 9 Feb 2010, Marshall Feldman wrote:
1. I'm writing a conference paper. LyX has a few conference/proceedings
templates, but none suit my needs. Several document classes could work for
me, but they're not complete. For example, a conference paper should list
the conference, location,
On 02/09/2010 01:28 AM, Marshall Feldman wrote:
Hi,
As a newbie to Lyx, I'm almost there in understanding how to use LyX
and have a few basic questions. Here's what I think I know:
Hello from down the way at Brown.
1. Templates are just LyX documents saved in the place where templates
On Tue, 9 Feb 2010, Marshall Feldman wrote:
1. I'm writing a conference paper. LyX has a few conference/proceedings
templates, but none suit my needs. Several document classes could work for
me, but they're not complete. For example, a conference paper should list
the conference, location,
On 02/09/2010 01:28 AM, Marshall Feldman wrote:
Hi,
As a newbie to Lyx, I'm almost there in understanding how to use LyX
and have a few basic questions. Here's what I think I know:
Hello from down the way at Brown.
1. Templates are just LyX documents saved in the place where templates
On Tue, 9 Feb 2010, Marshall Feldman wrote:
1. I'm writing a conference paper. LyX has a few conference/proceedings
templates, but none suit my needs. Several document classes could work for
me, but they're not complete. For example, a conference paper should list
the conference, location,
Hi,
As a newbie to Lyx, I'm almost there in understanding how to use LyX and
have a few basic questions. Here's what I think I know:
1. Templates are just LyX documents saved in the place where templates live.
2. Document classes are types of documents (books, articles, etc.)
3. But
Hi,
As a newbie to Lyx, I'm almost there in understanding how to use LyX and
have a few basic questions. Here's what I think I know:
1. Templates are just LyX documents saved in the place where templates live.
2. Document classes are types of documents (books, articles, etc.)
3. But
Hi,
As a newbie to Lyx, I'm almost there in understanding how to use LyX and
have a few basic questions. Here's what I think I know:
1. Templates are just LyX documents saved in the place where templates live.
2. Document classes are types of documents (books, articles, etc.)
3. But
I haven't used Lyx or LaTeX for some time, so things have changed, if I
ever knew..
1) If I create a document with blank style, or from the
letter template, when I add a URL link it does not work, either in xdvi
or PDF.
If I add the following preamble (stolen from the
UserGuide source)
I haven't used Lyx or LaTeX for some time, so things have changed, if I
ever knew..
1) If I create a document with blank style, or from the
letter template, when I add a URL link it does not work, either in xdvi
or PDF.
If I add the following preamble (stolen from the
UserGuide source)
I haven't used Lyx or LaTeX for some time, so things have changed, if I
ever knew..
1) If I create a document with blank style, or from the
letter template, when I add a URL link it does not work, either in xdvi
or PDF.
If I add the following preamble (stolen from the
UserGuide source)
rgheck writes:
Michael Thompson wrote:
I see that you were trying to change the color of a Chapter Heading, in
particular. This does seem like a mess, easily reproducible by me;
titles and sections seem to work,
though. Evidently a problem for the masters.
The reason, as Jurgen
G. Milde wrote:
On 12.01.08, rgheck wrote:
The issue has to do with the use
of color in chapter and section heading---headings, in particular, that
appear as page headers. You always have to be careful with so-called
moving arguments. But the point remains: You don't really want to make a
rgheck writes:
Michael Thompson wrote:
I see that you were trying to change the color of a Chapter Heading, in
particular. This does seem like a mess, easily reproducible by me;
titles and sections seem to work,
though. Evidently a problem for the masters.
The reason, as Jurgen
G. Milde wrote:
On 12.01.08, rgheck wrote:
The issue has to do with the use
of color in chapter and section heading---headings, in particular, that
appear as page headers. You always have to be careful with so-called
moving arguments. But the point remains: You don't really want to make a
rgheck writes:
> Michael Thompson wrote:
> > I see that you were trying to change the color of a Chapter Heading, in
> > particular. This does seem like a mess, easily reproducible by me;
> > titles and sections seem to work,
> though. Evidently a problem for the masters.
> >
> >
> The
G. Milde wrote:
On 12.01.08, rgheck wrote:
The issue has to do with the use
of color in chapter and section heading---headings, in particular, that
appear as page headers. You always have to be careful with so-called
"moving arguments". But the point remains: You don't really want to make
On 12.01.08, rgheck wrote:
The issue has to do with the use
of color in chapter and section heading---headings, in particular, that
appear as page headers. You always have to be careful with so-called
moving arguments. But the point remains: You don't really want to make a
section
G. Milde wrote:
Just curious:
* Would it be ok to define a colour for a chapter or section
heading and give the same heading uncoloured as short heading?
Should (theoretically) work.
* Would it help to \protect the colour def (as ERT)?
No. This is not about moving arguments. The problem
On 12.01.08, rgheck wrote:
The issue has to do with the use
of color in chapter and section heading---headings, in particular, that
appear as page headers. You always have to be careful with so-called
moving arguments. But the point remains: You don't really want to make a
section
G. Milde wrote:
Just curious:
* Would it be ok to define a colour for a chapter or section
heading and give the same heading uncoloured as short heading?
Should (theoretically) work.
* Would it help to \protect the colour def (as ERT)?
No. This is not about moving arguments. The problem
On 12.01.08, rgheck wrote:
> The issue has to do with the use
> of color in chapter and section heading---headings, in particular, that
> appear as page headers. You always have to be careful with so-called
> "moving arguments". But the point remains: You don't really want to make a
> section
G. Milde wrote:
> Just curious:
>
> * Would it be ok to define a colour for a chapter or section
> heading and give the same heading uncoloured as "short heading"?
Should (theoretically) work.
> * Would it help to \protect the colour def (as ERT)?
No. This is not about moving arguments. The
rgheck wrote:
I just downloaded and installed LyX via the Windows installer. I've
used LaTeX before (not recently), but never LyX. In playing around
with the LyX Tutorial, I find that after changing some text to red or
green and then generating DVI, I get errors such as this,
LaTeX
Scott Meyers wrote:
rgheck wrote:
You don't say which documents you are compiling.
The LyX Tutorial -- 35 pages in the DVI file. Not a very long
document, in other words. Something I'd hope could be generated in no
more than a couple of seconds.
The former is a weird bug that emerged
(Fellow semi-beginner's response:)
I tried this with the different ways of viewing text
available to me on the mac with no problem.
I notice the LyX manual says, discussing the
text styles dialogue, (3.6.4):
Color: You can adjust the color of the
text with this control. Notice that not all
I see that you were trying to change the color of a Chapter Heading, in
particular. This does seem like a mess, easily reproducible by me; titles and
sections seem to work, though. Evidently a problem for the masters.
Michael Thompson wrote:
I see that you were trying to change the color of a Chapter Heading, in
particular. This does seem like a mess, easily reproducible by me; titles and sections seem to work, though. Evidently a problem for the masters.
The reason, as Jurgen pointed out, is because
rgheck wrote:
I just downloaded and installed LyX via the Windows installer. I've
used LaTeX before (not recently), but never LyX. In playing around
with the LyX Tutorial, I find that after changing some text to red or
green and then generating DVI, I get errors such as this,
LaTeX
Scott Meyers wrote:
rgheck wrote:
You don't say which documents you are compiling.
The LyX Tutorial -- 35 pages in the DVI file. Not a very long
document, in other words. Something I'd hope could be generated in no
more than a couple of seconds.
The former is a weird bug that emerged
(Fellow semi-beginner's response:)
I tried this with the different ways of viewing text
available to me on the mac with no problem.
I notice the LyX manual says, discussing the
text styles dialogue, (3.6.4):
Color: You can adjust the color of the
text with this control. Notice that not all
I see that you were trying to change the color of a Chapter Heading, in
particular. This does seem like a mess, easily reproducible by me; titles and
sections seem to work, though. Evidently a problem for the masters.
Michael Thompson wrote:
I see that you were trying to change the color of a Chapter Heading, in
particular. This does seem like a mess, easily reproducible by me; titles and sections seem to work, though. Evidently a problem for the masters.
The reason, as Jurgen pointed out, is because
rgheck wrote:
> > I just downloaded and installed LyX via the Windows installer. I've
> > used LaTeX before (not recently), but never LyX. In playing around
> > with the LyX Tutorial, I find that after changing some text to red or
> > green and then generating DVI, I get errors such as this,
> >
Scott Meyers wrote:
rgheck wrote:
You don't say which documents you are compiling.
The LyX Tutorial -- 35 pages in the DVI file. Not a very long
document, in other words. Something I'd hope could be generated in no
more than a couple of seconds.
The former is a weird bug that emerged
(Fellow semi-beginner's response:)
I tried this with the different ways of viewing text
available to me on the mac with no problem.
I notice the LyX manual says, discussing the
text styles dialogue, (3.6.4):
Color: You can adjust the color of the
text with this control. Notice that not all
I see that you were trying to change the color of a Chapter Heading, in
particular. This does seem like a mess, easily reproducible by me; titles and
sections seem to work, though. Evidently a problem for the masters.
Michael Thompson wrote:
I see that you were trying to change the color of a Chapter Heading, in
particular. This does seem like a mess, easily reproducible by me; titles and sections seem to work, though. Evidently a problem for the masters.
The reason, as Jurgen pointed out, is because
I just downloaded and installed LyX via the Windows installer. I've used LaTeX
before (not recently), but never LyX. In playing around with the LyX Tutorial,
I find that after changing some text to red or green and then generating DVI, I
get errors such as this,
LaTeX Error: Undefined
I just downloaded and installed LyX via the Windows installer. I've
used LaTeX before (not recently), but never LyX. In playing around
with the LyX Tutorial, I find that after changing some text to red or
green and then generating DVI, I get errors such as this,
LaTeX Error: Undefined color
rgheck wrote:
You don't say which documents you are compiling.
The LyX Tutorial -- 35 pages in the DVI file. Not a very long document, in
other words. Something I'd hope could be generated in no more than a couple of
seconds.
The former is a weird bug that emerged from a combination
I just downloaded and installed LyX via the Windows installer. I've used LaTeX
before (not recently), but never LyX. In playing around with the LyX Tutorial,
I find that after changing some text to red or green and then generating DVI, I
get errors such as this,
LaTeX Error: Undefined
I just downloaded and installed LyX via the Windows installer. I've
used LaTeX before (not recently), but never LyX. In playing around
with the LyX Tutorial, I find that after changing some text to red or
green and then generating DVI, I get errors such as this,
LaTeX Error: Undefined color
rgheck wrote:
You don't say which documents you are compiling.
The LyX Tutorial -- 35 pages in the DVI file. Not a very long document, in
other words. Something I'd hope could be generated in no more than a couple of
seconds.
The former is a weird bug that emerged from a combination
I just downloaded and installed LyX via the Windows installer. I've used LaTeX
before (not recently), but never LyX. In playing around with the LyX Tutorial,
I find that after changing some text to red or green and then generating DVI, I
get errors such as this,
LaTeX Error: Undefined
I just downloaded and installed LyX via the Windows installer. I've
used LaTeX before (not recently), but never LyX. In playing around
with the LyX Tutorial, I find that after changing some text to red or
green and then generating DVI, I get errors such as this,
LaTeX Error: Undefined color
rgheck wrote:
You don't say which documents you are compiling.
The LyX Tutorial -- 35 pages in the DVI file. Not a very long document, in
other words. Something I'd hope could be generated in no more than a couple of
seconds.
The former is a weird bug that emerged from a combination
Enrico Forestieri wrote:
Gmane User [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
You solution of installing tetex-extra from cygwin works magically. It now
takes seconds to do
View-pdflatex from Lyx. It hasn't solved the scrbook problem, but I'm sure
that's just a matter of
googling the class and installing
Enrico Forestieri wrote:
Gmane User [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
You solution of installing tetex-extra from cygwin works magically. It now
takes seconds to do
View-pdflatex from Lyx. It hasn't solved the scrbook problem, but I'm sure
that's just a matter of
googling the class and installing
Enrico Forestieri wrote:
> Gmane User <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>>
>> You solution of installing tetex-extra from cygwin works magically. It now
>> takes seconds to do
>> View->pdflatex from Lyx. It hasn't solved the scrbook problem, but I'm sure
>> that's just a matter of
>> googling the
Enrico Forestieri wrote:
Gmane User [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Log line: ./Tutorial.tex:48: Font T1/cmr/m/sc/9=eccc0900 at 9.0pt not
loadable: Metric (T
I think that you are missing the tetex-extra package. Try issuing the
command kpsewhich eccc.mf and see what it says. For me its
Enrico Forestieri wrote:
Gmane User [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Log line: ./Tutorial.tex:48: Font T1/cmr/m/sc/9=eccc0900 at 9.0pt not
loadable: Metric (T
I think that you are missing the tetex-extra package. Try issuing the
command kpsewhich eccc.mf and see what it says. For me its
Gmane User [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Enrico,
You solution of installing tetex-extra from cygwin works magically. It now
takes seconds to do
View-pdflatex from Lyx. It hasn't solved the scrbook problem, but I'm sure
that's just a matter of
googling the class and installing it in the
Enrico Forestieri wrote:
> Gmane User <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
>> Log line: ./Tutorial.tex:48: Font T1/cmr/m/sc/9=eccc0900 at 9.0pt not
>> loadable: Metric (T
>
> I think that you are missing the tetex-extra package. Try issuing the
> command "kpsewhich eccc.mf" and see what it says.
Gmane User <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Enrico,
>
> You solution of installing tetex-extra from cygwin works magically. It now
> takes seconds to do
> View->pdflatex from Lyx. It hasn't solved the scrbook problem, but I'm sure
> that's just a matter of
> googling the class and installing it
Gmane User [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Log line: ./Tutorial.tex:48: Font T1/cmr/m/sc/9=eccc0900 at 9.0pt not
loadable: Metric (T
I think that you are missing the tetex-extra package. Try issuing the
command kpsewhich eccc.mf and see what it says. For me its output is:
$ kpsewhich eccc.mf
Gmane User [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Log line: ./Tutorial.tex:48: Font T1/cmr/m/sc/9=eccc0900 at 9.0pt not
loadable: Metric (T
I think that you are missing the tetex-extra package. Try issuing the
command kpsewhich eccc.mf and see what it says. For me its output is:
$ kpsewhich eccc.mf
Gmane User <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Log line: ./Tutorial.tex:48: Font T1/cmr/m/sc/9=eccc0900 at 9.0pt not
> loadable: Metric (T
I think that you are missing the tetex-extra package. Try issuing the
command "kpsewhich eccc.mf" and see what it says. For me its output is:
$ kpsewhich
Gmane User [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Well, I didn't have a chance to repeat the attempt on the original computer
on which the problems was
observed. However, I tried it on another computer, with the same apparent
problem (Lyx goes away,
consumes much CPU, and never comes back). I never did
Enrico Forestieri wrote:
Gmane User [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Well, I didn't have a chance to repeat the attempt on the original computer
on which the problems was
observed. However, I tried it on another computer, with the same apparent
problem (Lyx goes away,
consumes much CPU, and
Gmane User [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Well, I didn't have a chance to repeat the attempt on the original computer
on which the problems was
observed. However, I tried it on another computer, with the same apparent
problem (Lyx goes away,
consumes much CPU, and never comes back). I never did
Enrico Forestieri wrote:
Gmane User [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Well, I didn't have a chance to repeat the attempt on the original computer
on which the problems was
observed. However, I tried it on another computer, with the same apparent
problem (Lyx goes away,
consumes much CPU, and
Gmane User <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Well, I didn't have a chance to repeat the attempt on the original computer
> on which the problems was
> observed. However, I tried it on another computer, with the same apparent
> problem (Lyx goes away,
> consumes much CPU, and "never" comes back). I
Enrico Forestieri wrote:
> Gmane User <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
>> Well, I didn't have a chance to repeat the attempt on the original computer
>> on which the problems was
>> observed. However, I tried it on another computer, with the same apparent
>> problem (Lyx goes away,
>> consumes much
Enrico Forestieri wrote:
Gmane User [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Enrico Forestieri wrote:
Gmane User schrieb:
I've installed LaTex and Lyx via the Cygwin installation,
However, this always seems to crash Lyx.
I am using a cygwin version of LyX and have no problems. When you say that
you
Gmane User wrote:
Richard Heck wrote:
Gmane User wrote:
I'm reading the online documentation, and see no navigation panel
to navigate the chapters and subsections. There is only the Table
of Contents (TOC) button, which only shows 1st level headings.
Look at the Navigation menu. The TOC
Enrico Forestieri wrote:
Gmane User [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Enrico Forestieri wrote:
Gmane User schrieb:
I've installed LaTex and Lyx via the Cygwin installation,
However, this always seems to crash Lyx.
I am using a cygwin version of LyX and have no problems. When you say that
you
Gmane User wrote:
Richard Heck wrote:
Gmane User wrote:
I'm reading the online documentation, and see no navigation panel
to navigate the chapters and subsections. There is only the Table
of Contents (TOC) button, which only shows 1st level headings.
Look at the Navigation menu. The TOC
Enrico Forestieri wrote:
> Gmane User <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
>> Enrico Forestieri wrote:
Gmane User schrieb:
> I've installed LaTex and Lyx via the Cygwin installation,
> However, this always seems to crash Lyx.
>>> I am using a cygwin version of LyX and have no
Gmane User wrote:
> Richard Heck wrote:
>> Gmane User wrote:
>>> I'm reading the online documentation, and see no navigation panel
>>> to navigate the chapters and subsections. There is only the "Table
>>> of Contents" (TOC) button, which only shows 1st level headings.
>> Look at the Navigation
Gmane User [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Thanks, Enrico. I will give it a try...will be some time this week, as
there has been a crunch lately.
No problem. I would also suggest that you verify whether the problem only
occurs when there are graphics.
--
Enrico
Gmane User [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Thanks, Enrico. I will give it a try...will be some time this week, as
there has been a crunch lately.
No problem. I would also suggest that you verify whether the problem only
occurs when there are graphics.
--
Enrico
Gmane User <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Thanks, Enrico. I will give it a try...will be some time this week, as
> there has been a crunch lately.
No problem. I would also suggest that you verify whether the problem only
occurs when there are graphics.
--
Enrico
Gmane User [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Enrico Forestieri wrote:
Gmane User schrieb:
I've installed LaTex and Lyx via the Cygwin installation,
However, this always seems to crash Lyx.
I am using a cygwin version of LyX and have no problems. When you say that
you are trying to
Enrico Forestieri wrote:
Gmane User [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Enrico Forestieri wrote:
Gmane User schrieb:
I've installed LaTex and Lyx via the Cygwin installation,
However, this always seems to crash Lyx.
I am using a cygwin version of LyX and have no problems. When you say that
you
Gmane User [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Enrico Forestieri wrote:
Gmane User schrieb:
I've installed LaTex and Lyx via the Cygwin installation,
However, this always seems to crash Lyx.
I am using a cygwin version of LyX and have no problems. When you say that
you are trying to
Enrico Forestieri wrote:
Gmane User [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Enrico Forestieri wrote:
Gmane User schrieb:
I've installed LaTex and Lyx via the Cygwin installation,
However, this always seems to crash Lyx.
I am using a cygwin version of LyX and have no problems. When you say that
you
Gmane User <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> Enrico Forestieri wrote:
> >> Gmane User schrieb:
> >>
> >>> I've installed LaTex and Lyx via the Cygwin installation,
> >> > However, this always seems to crash Lyx.
> >
> > I am using a cygwin version of LyX and have no problems. When you say that
>
Enrico Forestieri wrote:
> Gmane User <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
>> Enrico Forestieri wrote:
Gmane User schrieb:
> I've installed LaTex and Lyx via the Cygwin installation,
> However, this always seems to crash Lyx.
>>> I am using a cygwin version of LyX and have no
Enrico Forestieri schrieb:
Better avoid the native windows builds if it is possible to use cygwin.
There's no reason for this. I might be an advantage for you to use
cygwin (for what reason btw.?) but not for new users!
Or why do you think we have invested so much time to get a native
Uwe Stöhr [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Enrico Forestieri schrieb:
Better avoid the native windows builds if it is possible to use cygwin.
There's no reason for this. I might be an advantage for you to use
cygwin (for what reason btw.?) but not for new users!
I think that cygwin makes
Uwe Stöhr wrote:
Gmane User schrieb:
I've installed LaTex and Lyx via the Cygwin installation,
Better use LyX's native windows builds when it is possible to avoid
cygwin.
Coming from a unix environment, I actually like Cygwin.
Here's a possible installer that also installs MiKTeX and
Enrico Forestieri wrote:
Gmane User schrieb:
I've installed LaTex and Lyx via the Cygwin installation,
However, this always seems to crash Lyx.
I am using a cygwin version of LyX and have no problems. When you say that
you are trying to view the pdf, do you mean that you are trying to
Richard Heck wrote:
Gmane User wrote:
I'm reading the online documentation, and see no navigation panel
to navigate the chapters and subsections. There is only the Table
of Contents (TOC) button, which only shows 1st level headings.
Look at the Navigation menu. The TOC button is there to
Enrico Forestieri schrieb:
Better avoid the native windows builds if it is possible to use cygwin.
There's no reason for this. I might be an advantage for you to use
cygwin (for what reason btw.?) but not for new users!
Or why do you think we have invested so much time to get a native
Uwe Stöhr [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Enrico Forestieri schrieb:
Better avoid the native windows builds if it is possible to use cygwin.
There's no reason for this. I might be an advantage for you to use
cygwin (for what reason btw.?) but not for new users!
I think that cygwin makes
Uwe Stöhr wrote:
Gmane User schrieb:
I've installed LaTex and Lyx via the Cygwin installation,
Better use LyX's native windows builds when it is possible to avoid
cygwin.
Coming from a unix environment, I actually like Cygwin.
Here's a possible installer that also installs MiKTeX and
Enrico Forestieri wrote:
Gmane User schrieb:
I've installed LaTex and Lyx via the Cygwin installation,
However, this always seems to crash Lyx.
I am using a cygwin version of LyX and have no problems. When you say that
you are trying to view the pdf, do you mean that you are trying to
Richard Heck wrote:
Gmane User wrote:
I'm reading the online documentation, and see no navigation panel
to navigate the chapters and subsections. There is only the Table
of Contents (TOC) button, which only shows 1st level headings.
Look at the Navigation menu. The TOC button is there to
Enrico Forestieri schrieb:
Better avoid the native windows builds if it is possible to use cygwin.
There's no reason for this. I might be an advantage for you to use
cygwin (for what reason btw.?) but not for new users!
Or why do you think we have invested so much time to get a native
Uwe Stöhr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> Enrico Forestieri schrieb:
>
> > Better avoid the native windows builds if it is possible to use cygwin.
>
> There's no reason for this. I might be an advantage for you to use
> cygwin (for what reason btw.?) but not for new users!
I think that
Uwe Stöhr wrote:
> Gmane User schrieb:
>
>> I've installed LaTex and Lyx via the Cygwin installation,
>
> Better use LyX's native windows builds when it is possible to avoid
> cygwin.
Coming from a unix environment, I actually like Cygwin.
> Here's a possible installer that also installs
Enrico Forestieri wrote:
>> Gmane User schrieb:
>>
>>> I've installed LaTex and Lyx via the Cygwin installation,
>> > However, this always seems to crash Lyx.
>
> I am using a cygwin version of LyX and have no problems. When you say that
> you are trying to view the pdf, do you mean that you are
Richard Heck wrote:
> Gmane User wrote:
>> I'm reading the online documentation, and see no navigation panel
>> to navigate the chapters and subsections. There is only the "Table
>> of Contents" (TOC) button, which only shows 1st level headings.
>
> Look at the Navigation menu. The TOC button
Gmane User schrieb:
I've installed LaTex and Lyx via the Cygwin installation,
Better use LyX's native windows builds when it is possible to avoid
cygwin. Here's a possible installer that also installs MiKTeX and
configures it for LyX's needs:
http://wiki.lyx.org/Windows/LyXWinInstaller
Gmane User wrote:
I'm reading the online documentation, and see no navigation panel to navigate
the chapters and subsections. There is only the Table of Contents (TOC)
button, which only shows 1st level headings.
Look at the Navigation menu. The TOC button is there to insert at TOC,
not to
Uwe Stöhr [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Gmane User schrieb:
I've installed LaTex and Lyx via the Cygwin installation,
Better use LyX's native windows builds when it is possible to avoid
cygwin.
;-)
Better avoid the native windows builds if it is possible to use cygwin.
However, this
Gmane User schrieb:
I've installed LaTex and Lyx via the Cygwin installation,
Better use LyX's native windows builds when it is possible to avoid
cygwin. Here's a possible installer that also installs MiKTeX and
configures it for LyX's needs:
http://wiki.lyx.org/Windows/LyXWinInstaller
Gmane User wrote:
I'm reading the online documentation, and see no navigation panel to navigate
the chapters and subsections. There is only the Table of Contents (TOC)
button, which only shows 1st level headings.
Look at the Navigation menu. The TOC button is there to insert at TOC,
not to
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