Whilst cleaning up the docs, I noticed two things:
1) Trying to underline the first letter of "LaTeX" underlines the entire
word. An example appears in Chapter 4 of Extended, in the first paragraph.
In the LyX file, things appear to be correct, but the postscript preview
shows that the whole word is underlined. Presumably this is due to the
fact that "LaTeX" gets translated into a single LaTeX command, and thus
one can't underline a single letter of it. I'm not sure this is worth
trying to fix, but I thought I'd point it out.
2) If one inserts a special character "linebreak", it inserts a hard
return (Ctrl-Ret) which does not justify the line, it immediately breaks
and starts the next line. There is a LaTeX command "\linebreak" which
first justifies the line before breaking. This is useful in cases where
you've got one word in the middle of the paragraph that just won't break
nicely (URL's are an annoying example of this). There are other ways of
working around this, of course (e.g. \begin{sloppypar}), but it would be
nice to add this "not-quite-so-hard" linebreak to the menu. (It would also
be good to add "sloppypar" to the paragraph format page!)
Mike
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