On 02-Jun-2000 Dekel Tsur wrote:
Another question is how did you manage to get the English words?
It may have happened if you copypaste from another document, which had the
default language. Is this what happened?
Therefore I still think we should have the default language also in the
On 02-Jun-2000 Dekel Tsur wrote:
Another question is how did you manage to get the English words?
It may have happened if you copypaste from another document, which had the
default language. Is this what happened?
Therefore I still think we should have the default language also in the
On 02-Jun-2000 Dekel Tsur wrote:
>
> Another question is how did you manage to get the English words?
> It may have happened if you copy from another document, which had the
> default language. Is this what happened?
Therefore I still think we should have the default language also in the
Hello,
many thanks for having a look at my table which is
attached as .gzip -file.
Thomas
Herbert Voss wrote:
compress the file with gzip and than send it direct
to me or/and other interesting lyxers
Herbert
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thomas schönhoff wrote:
Hello,
many thanks for having a look at my table which is
attached as .gzip -file.
mark all text in the table, choose normal font size and
after that footnotesize again.
Herbert
p.s. the lyx.file comes with an etxra mail
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On 02-Jun-2000 thomas schönhoff wrote:
Hi to everybody,
yesterday I tried to compile a Lyx-file containing
a long table (which has already been presented on
the list in parts !). Viewing the table in gv was
impossible because of LaTex errors ( five at the
end of the table). Now an
many thanks for having a look at my table which is
attached as .gzip -file.
The problem is that the document is in German, but some words are in English
(american), and there is a bug in the code for handling mixed languages in
a table.
Now, I presume you didn't want to have English text in
Hello,
many thanks for having a look at my table which is
attached as .gzip -file.
Thomas
Herbert Voss wrote:
compress the file with gzip and than send it direct
to me or/and other interesting lyxers
Herbert
--
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
thomas schönhoff wrote:
Hello,
many thanks for having a look at my table which is
attached as .gzip -file.
mark all text in the table, choose normal font size and
after that footnotesize again.
Herbert
p.s. the lyx.file comes with an etxra mail
--
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On 02-Jun-2000 thomas schönhoff wrote:
Hi to everybody,
yesterday I tried to compile a Lyx-file containing
a long table (which has already been presented on
the list in parts !). Viewing the table in gv was
impossible because of LaTex errors ( five at the
end of the table). Now an
many thanks for having a look at my table which is
attached as .gzip -file.
The problem is that the document is in German, but some words are in English
(american), and there is a bug in the code for handling mixed languages in
a table.
Now, I presume you didn't want to have English text in
Hello,
many thanks for having a look at my table which is
attached as .gzip -file.
Thomas
Herbert Voss wrote:
>
> compress the file with gzip and than send it direct
> to me or/and other interesting lyxers
>
> Herbert
>
> --
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
thomas schönhoff wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> many thanks for having a look at my table which is
> attached as .gzip -file.
mark all text in the table, choose normal font size and
after that footnotesize again.
Herbert
p.s. the lyx.file comes with an etxra mail
--
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On 02-Jun-2000 thomas schönhoff wrote:
> Hi to everybody,
> yesterday I tried to compile a Lyx-file containing
> a long table (which has already been presented on
> the list in parts !). Viewing the table in gv was
> impossible because of LaTex errors ( five at the
> end of the table). Now an
> many thanks for having a look at my table which is
> attached as .gzip -file.
The problem is that the document is in German, but some words are in English
(american), and there is a bug in the code for handling mixed languages in
a table.
Now, I presume you didn't want to have English text in
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