LyX (but not LaTeX) newbie here - just read intro.lyx and am thinking that the following
" 2.1 The Format of the Manuals Some of you may have printed out the manual(s). Others may be reading it online, within LyX as a file. For those reading online, there are some differences from the printed version. First, the title is simply at the top of the document, not formatted on a separate page as in some of the printed versions. Nor are any of the footnotes or the Table of Contents visible. To open a footnote, which looks like this, click on it with the left mouse button. For the Table of Contents, either click on the grey box, or click on the Navigate menu, where the contents are displayed automatically. (Try it!) In the printed manuals, all cross-references appear as the actual numbers for a chapter, section, subsection, and so on. Online, however, all cross-references appear as a grey box like the following: [chp:Contrib]. (The printed manuals show a number instead.) If you click on that box with the left mouse button, a dialog box will appear containing a list of all the cross-references in the document. This introduction has only one named "chp:Contrib". You can go to the section the referred to by clicking the button labeled "Go to reference". Going back to where you came from is just as easy. Clicking on "Go back" or typing C-< will take you back to your earlier location. (What does "C-<" mean? See below.) " should perhaps read... " 2.1 The Format of the Manuals Some of you may have printed out the manual(s). Others may be reading it online, within LyX as a file. For those reading online, there are some differences from the printed version. First, the title is simply at the top of the document, not formatted on a separate page as in some of the printed versions. Nor are any of the footnotes or the Table of Contents visible. To open a footnote, which looks like this, click on it with the left mouse button. For the Table of Contents, either click on the grey box, or click on the Navigate menu, where the contents are displayed automatically. (Try it!) In the printed manuals, all cross-references appear as the actual numbers for a chapter, section, subsection, and so on. Online, however, all cross-references appear as a grey box like the following: [chp:Contrib]. (The printed manuals show a number instead.) If you click on that box with the left mouse button, a dialog box will appear containing a list of all the cross-references in the document. This introduction has only one named "chp:Contrib". You can go to the section referred to by clicking the button labeled "Go to Label". Going back to where you came from is just as easy. Clicking on "Go back" or typing C-< will take you back to your earlier location. (What does "C-<" mean? See below.) " (one word removed, one changed). There's an extra word earlier on too but I've lost it! Cheers Jeremy Martin (New Zealand)
