help on oxford style bibliography or humanities-style in general

Hi everyone, I've just started using Lyx, but already it is such a huge relief compared to Word - thanks! Just to change the font on the screen without affecting the font in print... I saw that jurabib will have more native support in version 1.4, but I just wanted to ask if anyone is

[OT] PDF permissions

Oh LaTeX Gurus: I'm stumped about how to generate PDF files from LyX that readers can annotate. As far as I can tell, the problem is that several permissions (including annotation) are off by default when pdflatex emits its output. I've tried using pdftk and Multivalent to change those

Re: help on oxford style bibliography or humanities-style in general [SOLVED]

Hi again, Just solved it! Found Robin Turner's solution on the mailing list, but I couldn't make it work _because tex does not like percentage signs as a part of the preamble_... Had probably been put there by the web interface of MArc or something. How stupid can I be... Well, all happy now

Re: The best 2d and 3d eps math graphs to Lyx

On Wed, 30 Nov 2005 19:08:46 + Paul Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On 11/27/05, Uwe Stöhr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I can recommend "MuPAD" which is free for Linux: > > > > http://mupad.de/download_linux.html > > MuPAD is no longer free for Linux, I am afraid to tell you. That's

Re: The best 2d and 3d eps math graphs to Lyx

On 12/1/05, David L. Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > MuPAD is no longer free for Linux, I am afraid to tell you. > > That's odd. I downloaded it 2 days ago. Now, I have yet to install it, but > it seems to be the real thing. IMO MuPad is nice (especially the graphics), > but since I get

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