Hey Lyx Community,
Think I sent my original email to the wrong community address. Thank you in
advance!
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From: Christos Makridis <cmakr...@stanford.edu>
Date: Fri, Feb 24, 2017 at 9:47 AM
Subject: Lyx PDF Error w/ Bib File
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and a .bib file. For more information, see
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> https://wiki.lyx.org/FAQ/MinimalExample
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> Scott
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Christos Makridis
Ph.D. Candidate, Stanford University
Department of Management Science & Engineering
Department of Economics
www.christosmakridis.com
Hey Lyx users,
Not to be a bother, just wanted to follow up in case anyone has any idea
with what could be going on.
On Fri, Feb 24, 2017 at 11:11 AM, Christos Makridis <cmakr...@stanford.edu>
wrote:
> Hey Lyx Community,
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> Think I sent my original email to the wrong community
org> wrote:
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> Hi Christos,
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> There was a reply to your message, which you can see here:
> https://www.mail-archive.com/lyx-users@lists.lyx.org/msg104898.html
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> Please bottom-post in future messages [1].
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> Scott
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> [1] https://wiki.lyx.org/FAQ/ListNetiquet
Hey Scott,
I actually don't have the file now since I overwrote it after fixing the
problem, but I think you could replicate it by putting in a "bad" character
and trying to paste it into lyx and then pdf it? I am not really sure what
constitutes a bad character in lyx versus something that is
nk you for your time!
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Christos Makridis
Ph.D. Candidate, Stanford University
Department of Management Science & Engineering
Department of Economics
www.christosmakridis.com
Thanks Ricardo, and yes if anyone has any familiarity with putting
tables/figures at different parts of a document, let me know. Right now,
they kind of get meshed together and I want to separate the tables/figures
for the manuscript out from those associated with the appendix of my paper.
Thank
Perfect, looking at the source pane helped diagnose the problem -- an
imbalanced space from MS word -- great suggestion! I did not know that
source pane even existed before.
(I would have added more details, like an example, but I wasn't sure what
could be causing it before. I am using the latest
e text out.
Any ideas what is going wrong?
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Christos Makridis
Ph.D. Candidate, Stanford University
Department of Management Science & Engineering
Department of Economics
www.christosmakridis.com
Hey Richard,
I am pretty sure it is Windows, and it's the most recent version from
miktex. I can ask her for the specifics though if you think it might help?
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Christos Makridis
Ph.D. Candidate, Stanford University
Department of Management Science & Engineering
Department of Econo
was it not a problem before
lyx was installed, and why is it a problem even after it is uninstalled?
Thank you for your help!
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Christos Makridis
Ph.D. Candidate, Stanford University
Department of Management Science & Engineering
Department of Economics
www.christosmakridis.com
Great question, will find out and follow up.
(Thank you all for being so prompt and interested in figuring out the
problem!)
Hey everyone,
I talked with my collaborator and acquired some more details. When she was
installing lyx, it asked her to update miktex/install updates. She did that
and after that was when tex was not working. So then she uninstalled lyx,
but tex was still not working, so she uninstalled miktex
Hi everyone,
I think I resolved it. There was a component of my preamble that I've been
using based on someone else's template, and it included a command that put
periods after section numbers.
Just to clarify RE the minimum working example: what I had put in my
earlier email was something that
{sec:data}
It will show up as Appendix Section A1*.*
Note that lyx places the period there automatically even if I do not put
one.
Does anyone know how to remove that?
Thank you as always for your expertise!
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Christos Makridis
Ph.D. Candidate, Stanford University
Department of Management Science
Hey Steve and everyone,
Yes sorry, let me be more explicit. First, see the screenshot below -- this
is what I get showing right now.
[image: Inline image 1]
Now, with that in mind, notice the two periods -- the problem is whenever I
reference that appendix section, i.e. \ref{subsec:AAA}, it
Hey Steve,
Can you elaborate a little more -- what would I want to change in the
preamble?
{sec:data}
It will show up as Appendix Section A1*.*
Note that lyx places the period there automatically even if I do not put
one.
Does anyone know how to remove that?
Thank you as always for your expertise!
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Christos Makridis
Ph.D. Candidate, Stanford University
Department of Management Science
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