On Fri, 29 Nov 2002 02:21:13 +0200
voguemaster <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Well, i'm using LyX at the moment... so no direct LaTeX for me yet..
Of course there is direct TeX/LaTeX support in LyX. Simply go
to insert->TeX (CTRL-L in the default keybinding) and enter
your TeX code in the box.
This is the single most important "feature" of LyX. It makes
it an "open-ended" application and enable TeX power users to
complete missing features (e.g: tables in LyX-0.7 before it
has good table support).
BTW: I which more GUI apps had this capability of exposing the
internal working to power-users. You get the best of both
worlds: GUI for simple tasks and power for what GUI cannot
express. (another good example is ddd(1) which exposes the
gdb(1) prompt).
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