Hi,
you've got to know the number of pages, lets call it np
Then give the print range: 3-np
There is no automatic way to do it - is there ?
I dont think there is even a Latex counter that could be used here...
Kdvi kinda still sucks, I could not use it either, because everytime its called
it started recalculating the fonts... Took forever to view a one page document.
I searched the KDE - mailing lists and I honestly dont think Kdvi is maintained
by anyone right now. THe bug is known for quite a while and never got fixed.
Anyway you can set xdvi resources to fit your screen in .Xresources e.g.
xdvi*geometry: 945x985+0+0
xdvi..keepPosition: True
xdvi*background: white
and so on. Read the manual page, its all there.
Too bad kdvi (and kghostview btw.) are in such a miserable state...
Roland
On 13-Apr-99 John Ya-ya wrote:
> Hi, all...
>
> Two questions: When printing a range of pages, how does one specify,
> "Print from page 3 to the last page"? I have tried everything I can think
> of,
> such as "3-", "3...", and other strange things, and nothing produces anything
> other than an error.
>
> Also, has anyone successfully configured LyX to use the KDE dvi
> viewer,
> kdvi? I have gone into TeXconfig to see if that was where I could do it, but
> I
> don't even think it's set up properly -- I can print files, and view dvis,
> yet
> if I go to "xdvi configuration" I get a message, "'' does not exist" and
> TeXconfig exits. (It says it will display the error log, but it does not.)
> I
> would rather use kdvi than xdvi, if possible, because xdvi never fits on my
> screen, so its controls are often inaccessible.
>
> Any help will be appreciated! :)
>
> Thanks,
>
>
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Roland Krause
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Washington University, Saint Louis
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