>>>>> "Seak" == Seak, Teng-Fong <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Seak> Thanks. That's not a problem that they're displayed in
Seak> red. To the contrary, I'd like them to stay there forever :)
Seak> because it's the only way to show this particular hidden
Seak> information in current version.
In Layout->LaTeX_Preamble, add
\newcommand{\ds}{\displaystyle}
and then use \ds in your file.
Seak> I just created the file, ~/.lyx/lyxrc which contains only
Seak> this line for \displaystyle. On the other hand, I've previously
Seak> got a /usr/share/lyx/lyxrc file as system-wide config. As soon
Seak> as I run LyX, I notice that contents of /usr/share/lyx/lyxrc
Seak> are ignored because other configurations are lost. But isn't it
Seak> better that first of all LyX loads from /usr/share/lyx/lyxrc
Seak> system-wide config, and then from ~/.lyx/lyxrc user's
Seak> particular config? Otherwise, how do we setup system-wide
Seak> config? Using this mechanism, of course, every user is supposed
Seak> to put only necessary config lines in his file but not the
Seak> whole file copied from /usr/share/lyx/lyxrc.
It is very difficult to find an scheme that works everytime...
Seak> An ideal solution is that everything inside lyxrc is
Seak> configurable through LyX's interface. In this way, LyX could
Seak> determine what should be written to ~/.lyx/lyxrc.
There has been work in this area recently. And I think we'll have to
think again about what/how lyxrc files are read.
JMarc
