Re: Question integrating elyxer into LyX

Olivier Ripoll schrieb: You need LyX 1.6.5 for this feature. I've just installed it and images are absent also with 1.6.5. You installed LyX 1.6.5 using my Windows installer? If so what exactly doesn't work? You don't see images in the HTML when exporting or also when only viewing as HTML?

Re: Question integrating elyxer into LyX

Ken schrieb: The html seems to get copied correctly for me on my test LyX documents; it just does not get copied for the UserGuide. But I believe this is because I do not have write permissions to the UserGuide folder as I am running LyX as a XP Limited User. Yes, in this case the images

Re: Question integrating elyxer into LyX

Uwe Stöhr wrote: Olivier Ripoll schrieb: You need LyX 1.6.5 for this feature. I've just installed it and images are absent also with 1.6.5. You installed LyX 1.6.5 using my Windows installer? yes. I unsinstalled my 1.6.4 (including prefs) and installed 1.6.5. Then I re-customised it in my

Re: Question integrating elyxer into LyX

On Tue, Dec 8, 2009 at 5:33 PM, Uwe Stöhr uwesto...@web.de wrote: The html seems to get copied correctly for me on my test LyX documents; it just does not get copied for the UserGuide.  But I believe this is because I do not have write permissions to the UserGuide folder as I am running LyX

Re: Question integrating elyxer into LyX

Uwe Stöhr wrote: Olivier Ripoll schrieb: 0.38 seems to have the same bug as 0.37 on my machine: it does not copy the images to the html folder anymore. You need LyX 1.6.5 for this feature. I've just installed it and images are absent also with 1.6.5. There is nothing in the release notes

Re: Question integrating elyxer into LyX

> Uwe Stöhr wrote: > 0.38 seems to have the same bug as 0.37 on my machine: it does not copy > the images to the html folder anymore. Perhaps you should wait for 0.39 ? The html seems to get copied correctly for me on my test LyX documents; it just does not get copied for the UserGuide. But I

Re: Question integrating elyxer into LyX

> I've just installed it and images are absent also with 1.6.5. There is > nothing in the release notes of elyxer that says it needs 1.6.5 by the > way. Copying the images worked perfectly well with 1.6.4 up to elyxer 0.36. Oops. Please ignore my last post; I just noticed you were referring to

Re: Question integrating elyxer into LyX

> The problem you have is that your system action for python files is to > open them in notepad++. I have the same, esp. since I do not have python > installed on my machine. > > What happens if you add python to the path (the system one, not the lyx > one) ? > > To go around this issue

Re: Question integrating elyxer into LyX

Ken wrote: The problem you have is that your system action for python files is to open them in notepad++. I have the same, esp. since I do not have python installed on my machine. What happens if you add python to the path (the system one, not the lyx one) ? To go around this issue (which

Re: Question integrating elyxer into LyX

Hi, On Tue, Dec 8, 2009 at 11:58 AM, Olivier Ripoll wrote: > I have been communicating with email with Alex successfully in the past > months (image size has not been a bed of roses since 0.34) and it has always > productive. I'm not really willing to open

Re: Question integrating elyxer into LyX

Olivier Ripoll schrieb: You need LyX 1.6.5 for this feature. I've just installed it and images are absent also with 1.6.5. You installed LyX 1.6.5 using my Windows installer? If so what exactly doesn't work? You don't see images in the HTML when exporting or also when only viewing as HTML?

Re: Question integrating elyxer into LyX

Ken schrieb: The html seems to get copied correctly for me on my test LyX documents; it just does not get copied for the UserGuide. But I believe this is because I do not have write permissions to the UserGuide folder as I am running LyX as a XP Limited User. Yes, in this case the images

Re: Question integrating elyxer into LyX

Uwe Stöhr wrote: Olivier Ripoll schrieb: You need LyX 1.6.5 for this feature. I've just installed it and images are absent also with 1.6.5. You installed LyX 1.6.5 using my Windows installer? yes. I unsinstalled my 1.6.4 (including prefs) and installed 1.6.5. Then I re-customised it in my

Re: Question integrating elyxer into LyX

On Tue, Dec 8, 2009 at 5:33 PM, Uwe Stöhr wrote: >> The html seems to get copied correctly for me on my test LyX documents; it >> just >> does not get copied for the UserGuide.  But I believe this is because I do >> not >> have write permissions to the UserGuide folder as I am

Re: Question integrating elyxer into LyX

Ken wrote: Hi. I am following the instructions on http://www.nongnu.org/elyxer/userguide.html#toc-Subsection-1.6 I have added the latest elyxer to the LyX-1.6.4/bin directory, and reconfigured and restarted. When I run File Export HTML I can see in the status bar that the command elyxer.py

Re: Question integrating elyxer into LyX

I followed the instructions to setup elyxer within Python: Installation section - The Elegant Way on Windows you don’t have to be root: python setup.py install Then in LyX I changed the converter to python -m elyxer --debug --directory $$r $$i $$o I am able to successfully convert the

Re: Question integrating elyxer into LyX

Ken schrieb: Some notes about my system: Windows XP SP3 (logged in as a limited user) LyX 1.6.4 Wait for tomorrow when the alternative LyX 1.6.5 for Windows installer comes out. This one comes with eLyXer 0.38. C:\Python25 installed but is not in my windows path Instead, it is in the PATH

Re: Question integrating elyxer into LyX

Uwe Stöhr wrote: Ken schrieb: Some notes about my system: Windows XP SP3 (logged in as a limited user) LyX 1.6.4 Wait for tomorrow when the alternative LyX 1.6.5 for Windows installer comes out. This one comes with eLyXer 0.38. [...] regards Uwe 0.38 seems to have the same bug as 0.37

Re: Question integrating elyxer into LyX

Olivier Ripoll schrieb: 0.38 seems to have the same bug as 0.37 on my machine: it does not copy the images to the html folder anymore. You need LyX 1.6.5 for this feature. regards Uwe

Re: Question integrating elyxer into LyX

Ken wrote: Hi. I am following the instructions on http://www.nongnu.org/elyxer/userguide.html#toc-Subsection-1.6 I have added the latest elyxer to the LyX-1.6.4/bin directory, and reconfigured and restarted. When I run File Export HTML I can see in the status bar that the command elyxer.py

Re: Question integrating elyxer into LyX

I followed the instructions to setup elyxer within Python: Installation section - The Elegant Way on Windows you don’t have to be root: python setup.py install Then in LyX I changed the converter to python -m elyxer --debug --directory $$r $$i $$o I am able to successfully convert the

Re: Question integrating elyxer into LyX

Ken schrieb: Some notes about my system: Windows XP SP3 (logged in as a limited user) LyX 1.6.4 Wait for tomorrow when the alternative LyX 1.6.5 for Windows installer comes out. This one comes with eLyXer 0.38. C:\Python25 installed but is not in my windows path Instead, it is in the PATH

Re: Question integrating elyxer into LyX

Uwe Stöhr wrote: Ken schrieb: Some notes about my system: Windows XP SP3 (logged in as a limited user) LyX 1.6.4 Wait for tomorrow when the alternative LyX 1.6.5 for Windows installer comes out. This one comes with eLyXer 0.38. [...] regards Uwe 0.38 seems to have the same bug as 0.37

Re: Question integrating elyxer into LyX

Olivier Ripoll schrieb: 0.38 seems to have the same bug as 0.37 on my machine: it does not copy the images to the html folder anymore. You need LyX 1.6.5 for this feature. regards Uwe

Re: Question integrating elyxer into LyX

Ken wrote: Hi. I am following the instructions on http://www.nongnu.org/elyxer/userguide.html#toc-Subsection-1.6 I have added the latest elyxer to the LyX-1.6.4/bin directory, and reconfigured and restarted. When I run "File > Export > HTML" I can see in the status bar that the command

Re: Question integrating elyxer into LyX

I followed the instructions to setup elyxer within Python: Installation section -> The Elegant Way on Windows you don’t have to be root: > python setup.py install Then in LyX I changed the converter to python -m elyxer --debug --directory $$r $$i $$o I am able to successfully convert the

Re: Question integrating elyxer into LyX

Ken schrieb: Some notes about my system: Windows XP SP3 (logged in as a limited user) LyX 1.6.4 Wait for tomorrow when the alternative LyX 1.6.5 for Windows installer comes out. This one comes with eLyXer 0.38. C:\Python25 installed but is not in my windows path Instead, it is in the PATH

Re: Question integrating elyxer into LyX

Uwe Stöhr wrote: Ken schrieb: Some notes about my system: Windows XP SP3 (logged in as a limited user) LyX 1.6.4 Wait for tomorrow when the alternative LyX 1.6.5 for Windows installer comes out. This one comes with eLyXer 0.38. [...] regards Uwe 0.38 seems to have the same bug as 0.37

Re: Question integrating elyxer into LyX

Olivier Ripoll schrieb: 0.38 seems to have the same bug as 0.37 on my machine: it does not copy the images to the html folder anymore. You need LyX 1.6.5 for this feature. regards Uwe

Re: Question About Custom Layouts and Styles

On 2009-11-03, Rob Oakes wrote: Counter subsection LabelString \Alph{section}.\{subsection} End Since this is one of those Write it down or forget it type of things, I also put together a blog post that describes the whole process. ... If interested, you can find it at:

Re: Question About Custom Layouts and Styles

On 2009-11-03, Rob Oakes wrote: Counter subsection LabelString \Alph{section}.\{subsection} End Since this is one of those Write it down or forget it type of things, I also put together a blog post that describes the whole process. ... If interested, you can find it at:

Re: Question About Custom Layouts and Styles

On 2009-11-03, Rob Oakes wrote: > Counter subsection > LabelString "\Alph{section}.\{subsection}" > End > Since this is one of those "Write it down or forget it" type of things, > I also put together a blog post that describes the whole process. ... > If interested, you can find it at: >

Re: Question on custumising index

Waluyo Adi Siswanto wrote: How can I get the index with an alphabetical separator as I mention above? Thanks you for any help or information If you use xindy (texindy) instead of makeindex, you will get the desired layout out of the box. If you use makeindex, you will have to set up an

Re: Question on custumising index

If you use xindy (texindy) instead of makeindex, you will get the desired layout out of the box. If you use makeindex, you will have to set up an index style file (*.ist). I'd recommend xindy, because it is way ahead of makeindex in many respects. Thanks Jurgen It works, I just replace the

Re: Question About Custom Layouts and Styles

On 10/30/2009 02:17 PM, Rob Oakes wrote: Dear Richard and other LyX Users, I managed to solve a few of the formatting problems. To change the section labels from numbers to letters, I added the following to the nih.cls file: \def\thesection{\Alph{section}} That solved the output problem.

Re: Question About Custom Layouts and Styles

Dear Richard and other LyX Users, Thank you very much for the recommendation, it worked perfectly. The final formatting worked out to be: Counter subsection LabelString \Alph{section}.\{subsection} End Since this is one of those Write it down or forget it type of things, I also put together

Re: Question About Custom Layouts and Styles

Since this is one of those Write it down or forget it type of things, I also put together a blog post that describes the whole process. Granted, most of it is just stolen out of the LyX documentation, but I find it handy to put together these types of cheat sheets for myself. If interested,

Re: Question on custumising index

Waluyo Adi Siswanto wrote: How can I get the index with an alphabetical separator as I mention above? Thanks you for any help or information If you use xindy (texindy) instead of makeindex, you will get the desired layout out of the box. If you use makeindex, you will have to set up an

Re: Question on custumising index

If you use xindy (texindy) instead of makeindex, you will get the desired layout out of the box. If you use makeindex, you will have to set up an index style file (*.ist). I'd recommend xindy, because it is way ahead of makeindex in many respects. Thanks Jurgen It works, I just replace the

Re: Question About Custom Layouts and Styles

On 10/30/2009 02:17 PM, Rob Oakes wrote: Dear Richard and other LyX Users, I managed to solve a few of the formatting problems. To change the section labels from numbers to letters, I added the following to the nih.cls file: \def\thesection{\Alph{section}} That solved the output problem.

Re: Question About Custom Layouts and Styles

Dear Richard and other LyX Users, Thank you very much for the recommendation, it worked perfectly. The final formatting worked out to be: Counter subsection LabelString \Alph{section}.\{subsection} End Since this is one of those Write it down or forget it type of things, I also put together

Re: Question About Custom Layouts and Styles

Since this is one of those Write it down or forget it type of things, I also put together a blog post that describes the whole process. Granted, most of it is just stolen out of the LyX documentation, but I find it handy to put together these types of cheat sheets for myself. If interested,

Re: Question on custumising index

Waluyo Adi Siswanto wrote: > How can I get the index with an alphabetical separator as I mention above? > > Thanks you for any help or information If you use xindy (texindy) instead of makeindex, you will get the desired layout out of the box. If you use makeindex, you will have to set up an

Re: Question on custumising index

> If you use xindy (texindy) instead of makeindex, you will get the desired > layout out of the box. > > If you use makeindex, you will have to set up an index style file (*.ist). > > I'd recommend xindy, because it is way ahead of makeindex in many respects. > Thanks Jurgen It works, I just

Re: Question About Custom Layouts and Styles

On 10/30/2009 02:17 PM, Rob Oakes wrote: Dear Richard and other LyX Users, I managed to solve a few of the formatting problems. To change the section labels from numbers to letters, I added the following to the nih.cls file: \def\thesection{\Alph{section}} That solved the output problem.

Re: Question About Custom Layouts and Styles

Dear Richard and other LyX Users, Thank you very much for the recommendation, it worked perfectly. The final formatting worked out to be: Counter subsection LabelString "\Alph{section}.\{subsection}" End Since this is one of those "Write it down or forget it" type of things, I also put

Re: Question About Custom Layouts and Styles

> Since this is one of those "Write it down or forget it" type of things, > I also put together a blog post that describes the whole process. > Granted, most of it is just stolen out of the LyX documentation, but I > find it handy to put together these types of cheat sheets for myself. > > If

Re: question regarding LyX's placement of hyperref

Venable schrieb: I have a small question about the way LyX places hyperref among other packages. From exporting LyX files to plain latex, it appears that LyX does not place hyperref last among the packages, as recommended in the hyperref manual. This is innocuous 99% of the time but has in my

Re: question regarding LyX's placement of hyperref

Venable schrieb: I have a small question about the way LyX places hyperref among other packages. From exporting LyX files to plain latex, it appears that LyX does not place hyperref last among the packages, as recommended in the hyperref manual. This is innocuous 99% of the time but has in my

Re: question regarding LyX's placement of hyperref

Venable schrieb: I have a small question about the way LyX places hyperref among other packages. From exporting LyX files to plain latex, it appears that LyX does not place hyperref last among the packages, as recommended in the hyperref manual. This is innocuous 99% of the time but has in my

Re: Question About Custom Layouts and Styles

On 10/30/2009 10:52 AM, Rob Oakes wrote: Dear LyX Users, I have a quick question about custom layouts. I've been in the process of creating a custom layout file for the NIH grant LaTeX class (http://www.cs.duke.edu/brd/NIH/tips/). By following the instructions in the LyX documentation and

Re: Question About Custom Layouts and Styles

Dear Richard and other LyX Users, I managed to solve a few of the formatting problems. To change the section labels from numbers to letters, I added the following to the nih.cls file: \def\thesection{\Alph{section}} That solved the output problem. Now I am trying to get the labels for

Re: Question About Custom Layouts and Styles

On 10/30/2009 10:52 AM, Rob Oakes wrote: Dear LyX Users, I have a quick question about custom layouts. I've been in the process of creating a custom layout file for the NIH grant LaTeX class (http://www.cs.duke.edu/brd/NIH/tips/). By following the instructions in the LyX documentation and

Re: Question About Custom Layouts and Styles

Dear Richard and other LyX Users, I managed to solve a few of the formatting problems. To change the section labels from numbers to letters, I added the following to the nih.cls file: \def\thesection{\Alph{section}} That solved the output problem. Now I am trying to get the labels for

Re: Question About Custom Layouts and Styles

On 10/30/2009 10:52 AM, Rob Oakes wrote: Dear LyX Users, I have a quick question about custom layouts. I've been in the process of creating a custom layout file for the NIH grant LaTeX class (http://www.cs.duke.edu/brd/NIH/tips/). By following the instructions in the LyX documentation and

Re: Question About Custom Layouts and Styles

Dear Richard and other LyX Users, I managed to solve a few of the formatting problems. To change the section labels from numbers to letters, I added the following to the nih.cls file: \def\thesection{\Alph{section}} That solved the output problem. Now I am trying to get the labels for

Re: Question concerning own defined module

On 2009-10-27, Rainer M Krug wrote: ... LabelFont Color red SizeLarge Series Bold EndFont ... But I would like to have the text which I enter also to be red (and possibly also changed to bold). How

Re: Question concerning own defined module

On Tue, Oct 27, 2009 at 10:02 AM, Guenter Milde mi...@users.berlios.dewrote: On 2009-10-27, Rainer M Krug wrote: ... LabelFont Color red SizeLarge Series Bold EndFont ... But I would like to

Re: Question concerning own defined module

On 2009-10-27, Rainer M Krug wrote: ... LabelFont Color red SizeLarge Series Bold EndFont ... But I would like to have the text which I enter also to be red (and possibly also changed to bold). How

Re: Question concerning own defined module

On Tue, Oct 27, 2009 at 10:02 AM, Guenter Milde mi...@users.berlios.dewrote: On 2009-10-27, Rainer M Krug wrote: ... LabelFont Color red SizeLarge Series Bold EndFont ... But I would like to

Re: Question concerning own defined module

On 2009-10-27, Rainer M Krug wrote: ... > LabelFont > Color red > SizeLarge > Series Bold > EndFont ... > But I would like to have the text which I enter also to be red (and > possibly also changed to bold).

Re: Question concerning own defined module

On Tue, Oct 27, 2009 at 10:02 AM, Guenter Milde wrote: > On 2009-10-27, Rainer M Krug wrote: > > ... > > LabelFont > > Color red > > SizeLarge > > Series Bold > > EndFont > ... > > >

Re: Question about bold and underline missing buttons

silvio grosso skrev: Hello everybody, I am sorry for asking such a trivial question so bear with me :-) In essence, I would like to know why there are not two buttons, in the Lyx interface, to underline or bold a text. Don't get me wrong. I know you can perform these two options easily with

Re: Question about bold and underline missing buttons

On 09/21/2009 10:27 AM, silvio grosso wrote: Hello everybody, I am sorry for asking such a trivial question so bear with me :-) In essence, I would like to know why there are not two buttons, in the Lyx interface, to underline or bold a text. Don't get me wrong. I know you can perform these

Re: Question about bold and underline missing buttons

On Monday 21 September 2009 11:34:16 rgheck wrote: On 09/21/2009 10:27 AM, silvio grosso wrote: Hello everybody, I am sorry for asking such a trivial question so bear with me :-) In essence, I would like to know why there are not two buttons, in the Lyx interface, to underline or bold a

Re: Question about bold and underline missing buttons

On 09/21/2009 01:04 PM, Steve Litt wrote: Emph is really a kinda sorta character style built into LyX. I'm pretty sure it can be redefined to produce bold output, or bold italic output, or Large output, or whatever you want. I know for a fact you can do that with real character styles. What

Re: Question about bold and underline missing buttons

silvio grosso skrev: Hello everybody, I am sorry for asking such a trivial question so bear with me :-) In essence, I would like to know why there are not two buttons, in the Lyx interface, to underline or bold a text. Don't get me wrong. I know you can perform these two options easily with

Re: Question about bold and underline missing buttons

On 09/21/2009 10:27 AM, silvio grosso wrote: Hello everybody, I am sorry for asking such a trivial question so bear with me :-) In essence, I would like to know why there are not two buttons, in the Lyx interface, to underline or bold a text. Don't get me wrong. I know you can perform these

Re: Question about bold and underline missing buttons

On Monday 21 September 2009 11:34:16 rgheck wrote: On 09/21/2009 10:27 AM, silvio grosso wrote: Hello everybody, I am sorry for asking such a trivial question so bear with me :-) In essence, I would like to know why there are not two buttons, in the Lyx interface, to underline or bold a

Re: Question about bold and underline missing buttons

On 09/21/2009 01:04 PM, Steve Litt wrote: Emph is really a kinda sorta character style built into LyX. I'm pretty sure it can be redefined to produce bold output, or bold italic output, or Large output, or whatever you want. I know for a fact you can do that with real character styles. What

Re: Question about bold and underline "missing" buttons

silvio grosso skrev: Hello everybody, I am sorry for asking such a trivial question so bear with me :-) In essence, I would like to know why there are not two buttons, in the Lyx interface, to underline or bold a text. Don't get me wrong. I know you can perform these two options easily with

Re: Question about bold and underline "missing" buttons

On 09/21/2009 10:27 AM, silvio grosso wrote: Hello everybody, I am sorry for asking such a trivial question so bear with me :-) In essence, I would like to know why there are not two buttons, in the Lyx interface, to underline or bold a text. Don't get me wrong. I know you can perform these

Re: Question about bold and underline "missing" buttons

On Monday 21 September 2009 11:34:16 rgheck wrote: > On 09/21/2009 10:27 AM, silvio grosso wrote: > > Hello everybody, > > > > I am sorry for asking such a trivial question so bear with me :-) > > In essence, I would like to know why there are not two buttons, in the > > Lyx interface, to

Re: Question about bold and underline "missing" buttons

On 09/21/2009 01:04 PM, Steve Litt wrote: Emph is really a kinda sorta character style built into LyX. I'm pretty sure it can be redefined to produce bold output, or bold italic output, or Large output, or whatever you want. I know for a fact you can do that with real character styles. What

Re: Question on adding WYSIWY* math symbols

On 2009-09-12, Uwe Stöhr wrote: Philip Mayer schrieb: So, my question is: Is there a straightforward way of adding support for additional symbols? No. Support for new symbols needs to be programmed directly in LyX, especially when the symbols require special LaTeX-packages as in your

Re: Question on adding WYSIWY* math symbols

On 2009-09-12, Uwe Stöhr wrote: Philip Mayer schrieb: So, my question is: Is there a straightforward way of adding support for additional symbols? No. Support for new symbols needs to be programmed directly in LyX, especially when the symbols require special LaTeX-packages as in your

Re: Question on adding WYSIWY* math symbols

On 2009-09-12, Uwe Stöhr wrote: > Philip Mayer schrieb: >> So, my question is: Is there a straightforward way of adding support for >> additional symbols? > No. Support for new symbols needs to be programmed directly in LyX, > especially when the symbols require special LaTeX-packages as in

Re: Question on adding WYSIWY* math symbols

Dear Uwe, thanks for your answer. Philip Uwe Stöhr wrote: Philip Mayer schrieb: So, my question is: Is there a straightforward way of adding support for additional symbols? No. Support for new symbols needs to be programmed directly in LyX, especially when the symbols require special

Re: Question on adding WYSIWY* math symbols

Dear Uwe, thanks for your answer. Philip Uwe Stöhr wrote: Philip Mayer schrieb: So, my question is: Is there a straightforward way of adding support for additional symbols? No. Support for new symbols needs to be programmed directly in LyX, especially when the symbols require special

Re: Question on adding WYSIWY* math symbols

Dear Uwe, thanks for your answer. Philip Uwe Stöhr wrote: Philip Mayer schrieb: So, my question is: Is there a straightforward way of adding support for additional symbols? No. Support for new symbols needs to be programmed directly in LyX, especially when the symbols require special

Re: Question on adding WYSIWY* math symbols

Philip Mayer schrieb: So, my question is: Is there a straightforward way of adding support for additional symbols? No. Support for new symbols needs to be programmed directly in LyX, especially when the symbols require special LaTeX-packages as in your case. LyX needs to know how to display

Re: Question on adding WYSIWY* math symbols

Philip Mayer schrieb: So, my question is: Is there a straightforward way of adding support for additional symbols? No. Support for new symbols needs to be programmed directly in LyX, especially when the symbols require special LaTeX-packages as in your case. LyX needs to know how to display

Re: Question on adding WYSIWY* math symbols

Philip Mayer schrieb: So, my question is: Is there a straightforward way of adding support for additional symbols? No. Support for new symbols needs to be programmed directly in LyX, especially when the symbols require special LaTeX-packages as in your case. LyX needs to know how to display

Re: Question about command sequences

Venable wrote: Hi Pavel, Thanks for the tip. I looked at http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/LyxFunctions but there was not much in the way of direction there. Could you possibly give me a bit more insight? if you have lyx 1.6, then look into help-lyx functions menu. pavel

Re: Question about command sequences

Venable wrote: Hi Pavel, Thanks for the tip. I looked at http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/LyxFunctions but there was not much in the way of direction there. Could you possibly give me a bit more insight? if you have lyx 1.6, then look into help-lyx functions menu. pavel

Re: Question about command sequences

Venable wrote: > Hi Pavel, > > Thanks for the tip. I looked at http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/LyxFunctions > but there was not much in the way of direction there. Could you > possibly give me a bit more insight? if you have lyx 1.6, then look into help->lyx functions menu. pavel

Re: Question about command sequences

Venable wrote: having the cursor appear in the frametitle field, try to look on LFUN_CHAR_LEFT and LFUN_REPEAT. pavel

Re: Question about command sequences

Hi Pavel, Thanks for the tip. I looked at http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/LyxFunctions but there was not much in the way of direction there. Could you possibly give me a bit more insight? On Sat, Aug 15, 2009 at 4:56 AM, Pavel Sandasa...@lyx.org wrote: Venable wrote: having the cursor appear in the

Re: Question about command sequences

Venable wrote: having the cursor appear in the frametitle field, try to look on LFUN_CHAR_LEFT and LFUN_REPEAT. pavel

Re: Question about command sequences

Hi Pavel, Thanks for the tip. I looked at http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/LyxFunctions but there was not much in the way of direction there. Could you possibly give me a bit more insight? On Sat, Aug 15, 2009 at 4:56 AM, Pavel Sandasa...@lyx.org wrote: Venable wrote: having the cursor appear in the

Re: Question about command sequences

Venable wrote: > having the cursor > appear in the frametitle field, try to look on LFUN_CHAR_LEFT and LFUN_REPEAT. pavel

Re: Question about command sequences

Hi Pavel, Thanks for the tip. I looked at http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/LyxFunctions but there was not much in the way of direction there. Could you possibly give me a bit more insight? On Sat, Aug 15, 2009 at 4:56 AM, Pavel Sanda wrote: > Venable wrote: >> having the cursor >> appear

Re: Question: View/Export PDF to Directory

* Ken wrote, On 28/07/09 12:28: Hi all, I have a simple question which I could not find an answer to online to which I was hoping an experienced LyX user may know the solution. When I click on File Export PDF (pdflatex) the .pdf file gets generated in the same folder as the .lyx file.

Re: Question: View/Export PDF to Directory

On 07/28/2009 07:56 AM, Sam Liddicott wrote: * Ken wrote, On 28/07/09 12:28: Hi all, I have a simple question which I could not find an answer to online to which I was hoping an experienced LyX user may know the solution. When I click on File Export PDF (pdflatex) the .pdf file gets

Re: Question: View/Export PDF to Directory

* Ken wrote, On 28/07/09 12:28: Hi all, I have a simple question which I could not find an answer to online to which I was hoping an experienced LyX user may know the solution. When I click on File Export PDF (pdflatex) the .pdf file gets generated in the same folder as the .lyx file.

Re: Question: View/Export PDF to Directory

On 07/28/2009 07:56 AM, Sam Liddicott wrote: * Ken wrote, On 28/07/09 12:28: Hi all, I have a simple question which I could not find an answer to online to which I was hoping an experienced LyX user may know the solution. When I click on File Export PDF (pdflatex) the .pdf file gets

Re: Question: View/Export PDF to Directory

* Ken wrote, On 28/07/09 12:28: > Hi all, > > I have a simple question which I could not find an answer to online to > which I was hoping an experienced LyX user may know the solution. > > When I click on "File > Export > PDF (pdflatex)" the .pdf file gets > generated in the same folder as the

Re: Question: View/Export PDF to Directory

On 07/28/2009 07:56 AM, Sam Liddicott wrote: * Ken wrote, On 28/07/09 12:28: Hi all, I have a simple question which I could not find an answer to online to which I was hoping an experienced LyX user may know the solution. When I click on "File> Export> PDF (pdflatex)" the .pdf file gets

Re: Question about eqnarray environment (multiple = or symbols)

On May 4, 2009, at 5:27 PM, Jim Rockford wrote: Hello : this is probably more of a latex issue than Lyx, but I would like to do this quickly in Lyx, so... What I want is a neatly formatted set of relations like a S b c T d and so forth. I just need the analog of the usual 3 column

Re: Question about eqnarray environment (multiple = or symbols)

On May 4, 2009, at 5:27 PM, Jim Rockford wrote: Hello : this is probably more of a latex issue than Lyx, but I would like to do this quickly in Lyx, so... What I want is a neatly formatted set of relations like a S b c T d and so forth. I just need the analog of the usual 3 column

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