Uwe Stöhr wrote: > The document settings menu has a new filed to specify a master document. I > haven't followed the development of this feature. How does it work? What > is taken from the master document and what not (bibliography, index, > etc.)? In LyX 1.5 I don't have to specify a master document, what are the > differences to the way we handle master/child document in LyX 1.5?
You do not need to open the master document. Just open the child document, and you automatically have access to the master buffer. This means you have access to the citation keys of the master without having to add a bibtex inset in a note inset, to the labels, etc. Furthermore, you can directly compile the master via master-buffer-view. In 1.5, this was only possible after you have opened the child _from_ the master. Jürgen
