The answers to a lot of these questions can be found in /The LaTeX
Companion/ or /A Guide to LaTeX/. All of these are LaTeX issues and have
nothing much to do with Lyx. How LaTeX typesets things is controlled by
the class and style files you load, and it uses complicated algorithms
to decide
Well, one thing you can do is export the document as Latex, run your awk
script, and then import it back into Lyx. I've done that kind of thing
myself to make much more complicated sorts of changes. E.g., I'm working
on a book that involves a fair bit of mathematics, and I had a lot of
, but still works reasonably well.
Richard Heck
Tim Vaughan wrote:
Hi,
I plan on using Bibtex to handle the citations needed for a series of
essays I am writing. I have come across two Java GUIs, JabRef and
Bib-it and an OS X one, BibDesk.
I'm happy to try them all out but I was wondering if people
I'd encourage everyone who's had this problem with non-ascii characters
to submit bug reports. It is the ambition of most open source projects
to be internationalized, but I have the sense that people are still
getting up to speed with unicode. I know that, even for my own small
projects, I still
You need to install the TrueType font you're trying to use into LaTeX
before you can use it. There are several guides for doing so on the web,
e.g.: http://www.radamir.com/tex/ttf-tex.htm. Try a google search for more.
Are you sure the glyph you want to use isn't available already?
Richard
You can download the paper class from ctan.org:
http://ctan.org/tex-archive/macros/latex/contrib/paper/.
Info about how to install it in LaTeX and then get LyX to recognize it
is in Ch 5 of the Customization manual. The koma-script article class
may also serve you well. It's very customizable. If
The way to do this kind of thing is to redefine the chapter start
macro from the class file. Here's what that macro looks like in my
version of book.cls:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
\thispagestyle{plain}%
[EMAIL PROTECTED]@
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED]@schapter}
What's causing the page number to
is shown top right too. Is there any possibility
to show only the page number on this page?
--
Joachim
Richard Heck wrote:
The way to do this kind of thing is to redefine the chapter start
macro from the class file. Here's what that macro looks like in my
version of book.cls:
[EMAIL
john wrote:
On Fri, Apr 07, 2006 at 04:07:42PM -0700, Nick Kuzmik wrote:
Can I use Lyx's label and cross reference features across different
documents?
If you have a master document A that includes subdocuments B and C then when
you typeset A cross references between these three
Well, one cheap way to do it is to put ERT in the title, e.g.:
\hrulefill \\ This is the Title \\ \hrulefill
That gives me lines above and below. They're not spaced very well, but
that could be resolved. I believe there's also a package that allows
such customization.
Richard
In Lyx 1.3.x, you can do this by typing \[ and then \{. Oddly
enough, escaping them yourself makes Lyx not escape them!
Neal Becker wrote:
I want to enter the latex command: \unit[N]{symbols} in mathed. How do I do
it?
Simply typing this in doesn't work. The '{' is interpreted as a literal
Maria Gouskova wrote:
This is an inconsistency with many of the symbol commands. For
example, \textglotstop for the glottal stop character (in TIPA) needs
to be followed by a space or {}, but \textipa{?} does not, since it
has brackets. Accented characters, on the other hand, work without a
I think so: FR doesn't work inside ERT, so far as I know. If you want
to do that kind of thing, try opening the LyX file in a pure text editor
and making the changes there. You need to be careful not to mess up the
format of the file, though. Another option is to LaTeX, make your
changes to that,
It works fine under LyX on Linux. Great, actually. The problem here is
that there are no named pipes under Windows, which is what LyX uses to
communicate with the outside world. (These are things that look like
files but aren't really files at all: Programs can write into them and
other programs
Here's a little script I wrote that some other people may find useful. I
got annoyed after a while that, if I double-clicked on a LyX file in my
file manager, it would launch a new instance of LyX rather than open the
file in the old one. I figured there had to be some way to deal with
this
Michael Abshoff wrote:
Hello,
It works fine under LyX on Linux. Great, actually. The problem here is
that there are no named pipes under Windows,
I disagree with you on that one. See
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/ipc/base/named_pipes.asp
Whoops!
Marcelo Acuña wrote:
Hello,
I am using titlesec package for customize titles, and I want to use it for
replace fancy package in header and footer because this package have an
error. But I don´t know how to use titlesec for this. Doc that became with
package is very difficult. I need put a
Marcelo Acuña wrote:
I think something close to what you want to do is
also done in titlesec.tex,
I can get only titlesec.dvi
Check ctan.org. You can get titlesec.tex there.
You might try something like:
\renewpagestyle{headings}[OPTIONAL]{
\headrule
These kinds of custom-formatting issues always concern LaTeX, not LyX.
But that said, yes, it's feasible, which is not to say that it is easy
to do. One option (maybe a bit of a hack) would be to use a minipage for
the contact details, creating the separation line with a \rule. Getting
the rule
Define a \newpagestyle that sets the margins and such as you want them
for that page. Then, at the beginning of that page:
\thispagestyle{whatever}. See
http://www.iam.ubc.ca/~newbury/tex/page-set-up.html for information on
margin setup. It's possible you can also use the geometry package to do
These errors are being thrown by LaTeX. In such cases, it is always
helpful to export to LaTeX, compile manually, and look at the LaTeX
source to see what the problem is.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi!
I need to add new BibTeX sryles to that already integrated in Lyx.
How can I do that? I
The titlesec package does this kind of thing pretty well. I expect it
works with the koma-script classes, but I don't know that for sure.
david wrote:
Dear list
I'm using the article (koma-script) class and I need to change the
title-labeling as followed:
1 Section (ending with no dot)
Packages like titlesec and tocloft should handle this.
Jerome Tuncer wrote:
Hello list,
Here I am, back with my layout beginner questions.
Is there a way I can have my appendixes to actually show that they are
appendixes besides being numbererd by letters instead of actual
numbers? Such
TO LYX MAINTAINERS: It does not work to put the above command in
the preamble. I'd count that as a bug. (This is true both in 1.3.7 and
in 1.4.1.) The reason seems to be that the babel package is loaded only
after the rest of the preamble has been.
Richard Heck
One of the things I personally find annoying about LaTeX is the syntax,
and BibTeX is even worse, frankly, but it's not that insanely
complicated once you adjust to the stack-oriented character of the
language. You may find it useful to keep pen and paper nearby so you can
keep track of what's on
What you put in the title environment becomes a \title command. (See the
stdtitle.inc file: The LatexType for Title is: Command.) So you end up
with \title{Whatever} in the LaTeX file. This seems to do little more
than set [EMAIL PROTECTED] to whatever, and then that variable is used in
There's a difference here between \maketitle and [EMAIL PROTECTED], at least
if you're modifying one of the existing classes. The former is defined
using \newcommand, but the latter is defined using \def. It'd be nice if
someone could explain why.
Richard
Steve Litt wrote:
On Thursday 15 June
Look at the file apalike.bst, which will tell you want fields are
defined. (There is no field translator, by the way.) And you can use
apalike2, if you wish. Just hit the browse button in the dialog where
you choose a bibliography style, and then go find the file apalike2.bst.
It is, by the way,
find the file apalike2.bst.
do you mean find it in my tex installation or find it on the web and
donwnload it? What field would normally be used for additional
information -- translator, privately published, an add-on to the
title, etc?
Bruce
On Jun 16, 2006, at 1:58 PM, Richard Heck wrote
TeX coding to do that. But I expect again that this will happen, as
more people in the humanities discover the advantages of LyX and LaTeX.
I'm working on one such problem myself already.
Richard Heck
Jeremy Wells wrote:
For some time I have been evaluating Lyx as an academic word
processor
When I'm doing close editing, I View DVI and switch back and forth
between the DVI viewer and LyX. LyX now has a feature that allows you
the DVI viewer effectively to inform LyX what you want to edit, and LyX
will then go there automatically. I've not used that yet, however, as I
can always just
Charles de Miramon wrote:
Declan O'Byrne wrote:
I'm using pybliographic to manage bibliography. Some titles I have quote
book titles, and those words should be italicised. Is there any way to
italicise these words either manually, or to mark those words as a book
title (in such a way that
Rich Shepard wrote:
On Mon, 26 Jun 2006, Miki Dovrat wrote:
I am interested in writing text before and after a bibtex citation,
like:
[1] See, for example, some article reference and references therein.
[2] For an exellent review, see this reference.
Perhaps I don't understand your
In a recent thread, there was some discussion about inadequacies of
standard BibTeX styles, especially as regards work in the humanities.
Having a little time free, I decided to educate myself as much as
possible about BibTeX styles and see what I could do. To this point, I
have a working
Wolfgang Engelmann wrote:
...[T]he dbj file is confusing for the unexperienced.
For instance, where is the line which selects for article
Title. Journal
I have now
Title Journal (without .)
Same with book
or for incollection:
In: editors (capital and :)
instead of
in editors
There
LB wrote:
I'm using document class book(mwbk) with Lyx 1.4.1 on Win XP. The
latex forces the bibliography to start on a new page, as it supposed
to do. However, I would like to have the bibliography to start
immediately after the text. I have tried different, but not all,
bibliography styles
have a look at the titlesec package.
Luqman H wrote:
hi,
i'm using report (koma-script) doc class,
i want to change the chapter font to the same font
as report doc class.
and also i want to decrease the spacing before
and after the chapter is written..
how to do that ?
thanks...
I think that'd be an excellent idea.
Paul A. Rubin wrote:
Would the academics on the list be willing to contribute to a Wiki
page that paired journals with BibTeX style files that conformed to
those journals (possibly including custom styles contributed by the
writers)?
/Paul
Use your file-search tool to find alpha.bst. Or try kpsewhich
alpha.bst. You can put your bst files in roughly the same place and
then run texhash, or whatever the equivalent update the tex directory
structure command is on the Mac. Even better is to create a local tex
directory structure
Rich Shepard wrote:
On Mon, 10 Jul 2006, Bruce Pourciau wrote:
...[D]o I have to do anything else to get that style file to show up
in the
drop-down list of styles in LyX? (I have been unable to find even the
existing .bst files that must have come with my TeX installation.)
Run 'locate .bst'
[EMAIL PROTECTED] getfiles]$ kpsewhich heck.bst
/home/rgheck/texmf/bibtex/bst/base/heck.bst
[EMAIL PROTECTED] getfiles]$
I'll file the bug report.
Georg Baum wrote:
Richard Heck wrote:
This doesn't work for me. I've got heck.bst in my local TeX tree, and
working with TeX, but it does
styles.
Richard
Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
Richard == Richard Heck [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Richard I'll file the bug report.
I did not follow this thread closely. Did you run
ToolsTeX informationsRescan?
JMarc
Yes, problem solved. I've updated bugzilla and marked the bug as
WORKSFORME. Do you want me to file a new one, as a feature request?
Georg Baum wrote:
Richard Heck wrote:
No, I had not, and wasn't aware of the need to do so. I had thought
Reconfigure would take care of that kind of thing
Isaac Pante wrote:
I want to insert an abstract of my work in my document. Is there a way
to use the abstract environment into a document created with the
class book?
No: The abstract environment does not exist in the book class. (It does
exist in amsbook.) Of course, you can define such an
Basically, what you need to do is run LaTeX manually instead of letting
LyX do it for you. Detailed instructions follow.
Let's say your LyX file is /home/you/doc.lyx. Open it in LyX and export
your LyX document as LaTeX (FileExportLaTeX). It will turn up as
/home/you/doc.tex. Open a terminal and
You have to run latex once on the tex file to create the aux file.
BibTeX reads the aux file to find out what references exist in the document.
Richard
Bruce Pourciau wrote:
Actually, I'm told I should run BibTeX on my source tex file, but
when I do what I think this means, with a small test
The PDF toolkit is a good place to start for Linux:
http://www.accesspdf.com/pdftk/. There are also Windows and Mac packages.
Richard
Rudi Gaelzer wrote:
Very interesting, but what about linux?
Is there any tool (or collection of tools) that offer the same options for
linux?
On Wednesday
for such speakers.
Richard Heck
Does he want automatically to have the label created every time he
creates the environment? Or does he just want to put a label in it
manually, after he creates it, so he can cross-reference to it? If the
latter, it's trivial: Just put the label there. You can do this, for
example, with the lemma
You know what would be really cool? To be able to include in the
definition of a layout environment something like this:
LyxCommand label-insert For:#0
with the result that such a label was automatically created from an
optional argument. Now that would rock!
Richard
}%
}%
}
{%
\end{list}
}
%End Formula environment
\newrefformat{For}{(\ref{#1})}
EndPreamble
End
Richard Heck
My guess would be that the bibliography style expects years to be four
characters long, so you're losing the first character. But the solution
is simple: In the .bib file, you can just have both papers be 2005.
BibTeX will sort out the a and b for you automagically.
Richard
Bruce Pourciau
Why don't you just use the Theorem environment (say), selectable from
the drop box in the upper left hand corner (assuming you are using a
document class that makes it available) and then use math mode (Ctrl-M)?
Then you can enter the label as normal.
I'm attaching a short example file.
Richard
***
* So I tried with YUM:
***
$ yum install lyx
Error: Missing Dependency: xorg-x11-libs = 6.8.2-31 is needed by
package xorg-x11
Error: Missing Dependency: xorg-x11-libs = 6.8.2-31 is needed by
package xorg-x11-devel
Error: Missing Dependency: xorg-x11-libs = 6.8.2-31 is needed
How about a screenshot?
Wolfgang Lasch wrote:
Hello
I would like to have a printout of a LyX file as it is seen in the LyX editor
window. So all my open ERT, math, notes, comments, etcpp should be on the
printout.
For a documentation I'm working on I would like to show the look of LyX
Rich Shepard wrote:
On Thu, 20 Jul 2006, Bo Peng wrote:
You can not control the order of the environment. The ui files are
for menu and toolbars only. I was proposing some sort of order, but
gave up after a few email exchanges... You may search the archive for
this.
Unless the sequence was
Try the setspace package or try something like
\renewcommand{\baselinestretch}{2.0}. If you do the latter, you
apparently have to issue some font-size changing command to make it take
effect. So you may have to do e.g. \Large\Normal. See /Latex Companion/,
3.1.13.
Richard
Patrick Lam wrote:
This can be done if you are using natbib as follows:
\renewcommand{\bibsection}{\section*{CUSTOM HEADER}}
where of course \section* can be replaced by \subsection or whatever
you wish. If you're not using natbib, then it's a lot more complicated.
You'll need to look at the class file for whatever
Have a look at the unsrt styles. I think that's what you're wanting.
André Rygh wrote:
I am using Lyx 1.4.2 under windows and a standard tau.bib file I have
editet to suit my references.
For some reason the bibliography will not show in up numerical order as
used in the text, but seems like
Yes, but this is apparently somewhat complicated if you really want to
get it right. It's covered in section 8.2.10 of /The Latex Companion/.
Richard
Robert Neumann wrote:
hello,
is there a way to change the vertical distance before and after a
mathematical
formula in the
It looks to me as if there is a problem with page size in your viewer.
Check that you are viewing pages of the same size you are outputing.
Reinhard Mayr aka Czerwinski wrote:
Hello,
actually this should not be, but it seems as if TeX sometimes forgets to
break my pages properly ... (see
It's discussed in section 12.6 of /The LaTeX Companion/.
Richard
Rainer M Krug wrote:
Hi
is there anywhere an example on how to use chapterbib? I don't seem to
be able to get it to work and I need Bibliographies per chapter (each
chapter in an included sub-document)
Thanks
Rainer
You can't put a \chapter or \addtocomments command in your preamble.
That's why you're getting the error. These commands go in the document
itself.
What you want to do here, I think, is put
\addtocontents{toc}{\protect\mbox{}\protect\hrulefill\par}
as ERT immediately following the chapter
Yes, it's true: the \opening macro in letter.cls includes:
\thispagestyle{firstpage} or \thispagestyle{empty}, depending upon
whether \fromaddress is empty. However, one simple solution, I believe,
would be declare, just after \opening, \thispagestyle{fancy} in ERT.
Exactly where this should be
[I]s a way to make math symbol panels always appear as a toolbar in
the toolbar areas of the LyX GUI window? Many other editing software
display math symbol panels as a horizontal bar on the toolbar area so
it is easily accessible. Currently in LyX I have to right click in the
math equation
Use the remreset package, available on CTAN.
Mike Reeks wrote:
Any idea how to change Eqn numbering from numbering by section to absolute
numbering?
Mike
I'm confused about what you want. Do you want the equations to be
numbered consecutively throughout the document and NOT to be reset in
each section? If so, then the only way to do this, short of modifying
the document class directly, is to use the remreset (or removefr)
package, since there is
{\theequation}{\arabic{equation}}
in my preamble will automatically be recognized. Anyway no point in installing
remreset twice. Any thoughts on why it's not working. Do I need to declare the
use of remreset.sty anywhere?
Best
Mike
From: Richard Heck [mailto:[EMAIL
ERT at the beginning of the appendix:
\setcounter{equation}{0}
\renewcommand{\theequation}{A.\arabic{equation}}
I think the first line is right, but you'll know what to do if it's not.
Richard
Tomás Revilla wrote:
Could someone please point me how to get numbered equations in the
Chris Share wrote:
I have two questions:
1. My document consists of a main file and separate files for each
chapter. All files are reports. I realise that in a report class an
abstract appears without a page number. How can I force a page number
to appear on the abstract page/s?
Try ERT:
Most of that should happen automatically, if you are generating the list
of tables and such automatically. LaTeX itself distinguishes front
matter from main matter. So there shouldn't be any need to have a
list of tables in a separate file. That ought simply to be generated for
you.
That said,
Wolfgang Engelmann wrote:
sorry for a slightly off-topic question:
I am using jabref for entering references in my lyx file.
Some of the author entrances in the bib-file are embraced by {author} and
listed separately from the non-embraced author entrances, which I do not
want. example:
Dominik Waßenhoven wrote:
I just looked into it again. If you don't need the double braces,
JabRef offers an option to automatically remove them when you load a
file. In German it's Optionen - Einstellungen - Beim Laden doppelte
geschweifte Klammern um BibTeX-Felder entfernen. If you activate
Susanne Gütter wrote:
I have many files, which I print and after a few weeks, I have work to find
the corresponding files, if I don't label my papers manually.
Is there any way to label it not manually (like it is possible in other
office-programms) ?
There probably is some LaTeX command
Look at the titlesec or tocloft package. These allow easy customization
of this kind of thing.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am writing a document as a book. I need to insert a Chapter but I
do not want the 'Chapter 5' (for example) to be printed at the top
of the first page of the chapter.
I'm not sure I understand what it is you want to do. Do you want LyX to
export \usepackage{oxon} instead of \usepackage{natbib}? Or do you
just want to use oxon.sty with natbib the way you might use, say,
apalike.sty with natbib?
Richard
Luis Rivera wrote:
Hello,
I wrote my own bibliography
Luis Rivera wrote:
Richard Heck [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I'm not sure I understand what it is you want to do. Do you want LyX to
export \usepackage{oxon} instead of \usepackage{natbib}?
Indeed, this is what I'm trying to do. The main problem is that I redefined
some commands from
reference formats,
and insert three separate references with author and year /but no
parentheses/. Then insert the parentheses yourself around the three
references.
Richard Heck
Johannes Urpelainen wrote:
Hi,
I'm using LyX for social scientific articles, and I can't find a way
to include
Can someone let me know the upload password for the wiki? I want to post
some spam. ;-)
the various tips pages and checking on the categories.
Richard Heck
I'd define two new counters that are reset within chapters:
\newcounter{answer}[chapter]
\newcounter{question}[chapter]
Then you can define an environment or command that uses these counters
and automatically prints the counter number in whatever format you want,
e.g.: \arabic{answer}. How
all the references right. You don't need the extensions here. So
it's not:
latex yourfile.tex
but just:
latex yourfile
and particularly:
bibtex yourfile
You're likely to see errors. These should tell you what's wrong.
Richard Heck
(at least in a German environment) as it rests in something like
.../Dokumente und Einstellungen/.../Temp. Also MikTex uses spaces in
its default path (so that my *.bst files where at
C:\Programme\MiKTeX 2.5\bibtex\bst ), even though it is known to cause
some problems.
Stefan
Richard Heck
I'm guessing the empty page is due to the first chapter's starting on an
odd page, so that LaTeX needs to insert a page to get to an odd page.
I'd suggest redefining your page style for the TOC. You've presumably
already done that once---defined \lhead and the rest. Just define these
right
Try using the middle mouse button to paste.
kaktux wrote:
hi there,
i am using kubuntu dapper drake with lyx 1.4.2
my problem is:
i can copy and paste in lyx documents - but when i select something in
another
application (firefox, thunderbird, kate, openoffice, etc.) and want to paste
add
Submenu Windows|W windows
where you want it to appear.
If you mess up, just re-copy the stdmenus.ui from the original location.
By the way, is the exact syntax of these ui files documented somewhere?
I mean, besides the source?
Richard Heck
Yitzhak Zangi wrote:
I'm answering my exercises in LyX to get used to it. I use the heb-article
document class and I have to questions:
1) How to number the paragrphs without order (e.g. answer question 2 before
question 1) such that the paragraphs will look like in the Enumarate
environment?
Ernesto Posse wrote:
Hi. I have written a new layout style for writing enumerated lists
using roman numerals. However I have a problem. While the generated
document, correctly renders the roman numerals, they do not appear in
the LyX interface. The layout code is below. I thought the problem
Ethan Metsger wrote:
Hi, all.
I have a quick question. I've been developing a bit of documentation
for one of our products using LyX. It's a small project, and I'm
hoping to spur adoption of LyX by demonstrating some nice clean
results here.
One of the really nice features of LyX is the
Pietro Barbujani wrote:
Hi, I'm Pietro from Italy.
I'm writing my Master thesis, using KOOMA BOOK document in LYX.
The problem are the margins because the right margin is larger in the odd
pages while I would like a larger margin on the even pages...
How can I do?
It sounds like your page
numbers manually somewhere?
rh
Pietro
-Messaggio originale-
Da: Richard Heck [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Inviato: giovedì 8 novembre 2007 18.36
A: Pietro Barbujani
Cc: lyx-users@lists.lyx.org
Oggetto: Re: Problem with LYX
Pietro Barbujani wrote:
Hi, I'm Pietro from Italy.
I'm
Winson wrote:
I am writing my thesis with ucthesis.cls downloaded from CTAN and installed on
my computer. I made my ucthesis.layout as following:
#% Do not delete the line below; configure depends on this
# \DeclareLaTeXClass[ucthesis]{UC Thesis}
# Read the definitions from
G. Milde wrote:
How do you generally track the changes in your documents ?
* LyX has in-built support for RCS [etc etc]
And it would not be a lot of work to convert it to CVS, SVN, etc. I've
been kind of meaning to do this, as have a lot of other people, but
other things always
Graham Smith wrote:
Bad form to reply to my own message, but I should add that the status
bar suggests that the coversion is happening with the file apparantly
being converted to tex and then oolatex being executed to create the
odt file, its just the converted file doesn't appear anywhere.
will have a go at running oolatex manually.
If you can get it to work manually, then it should also work from LyX.
Another possibility is Latex2RTF, which you can find on the web. LyX is
also capable of using that, I think.
rh
Thanks,
Graahm
Richard Heck wrote:
Graham Smith wrote:
Bad
(iv) abc
abc
instead of the intended
abc
(i) abc
(ii) abc
abc
(i) abc
(ii) abc
abc
However the problem is only within the LyX interface. The generated
document is OK.
How could I make the counter reset with each new list?
Thanks.
On Nov 7, 2007 7:09 PM, Richard Heck [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Franz Weidlinger wrote:
Hi!
Just installed Lyx. When I want to open any new template (beamer or article) lyx says that the document class is missing. If I go to Settings - Document class, I find that all document classes by dropdown are not available. How can I download and integrate this
TB2 wrote:
Hi,
I'm new to LaTeX / LyX / BibTeX and I'm really having some trouble. I've
been searching forums and mailing lists for ages now but I can't get my
bibliography and citations to work.
[snip]
I use JabRef to create the .bib (usually choosing MISC because of the url
problem) and I
Herve Autret wrote:
Hi,
I wrote :
should I type make uninstall in Lyx-1.5.1 before make install in
1.5.2, or just make install in the most recent source tree ?
I've uninstalled 1.5.1 (in case of...) and installed 1.5.2.
Always a good idea. I've seen problems from this.
LyX-1.5.2 can't
Ryan Cross wrote:
On Nov 25, 2007 11:18 AM, Andre Poenitz
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sun, Nov 25, 2007 at 10:26:26AM +1100, Ryan Cross wrote:
Correct me if I'm wrong, but the understanding you are referring to is
already available - it is the relyx command that is used when
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