Jeremy C. Reed wrote: > I am using Lyx 1.1.6fix4 (NetBSD package lyx-1.1.6.4nb2).
Consider upgrading. The most recent version is 1.3.0 > I am formatting a 70-page book. > > First I used Document Class "book" and then tried the other two book > types. I am now using "book (koma-script)". > > I see it at layouts/scrbook.layout, but where is the documentation? A short introduction is in Extended.lyx, Section 2.7 There is a long english documentation for koma-script available. I'd recommend reading this, since all your questions will be answered there: http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/macros/latex/contrib/supported/koma-script/scrguien.pdf Please make shure to update to a recent koma-script version. > The Paper section didn't show the default values for the margins or > Foot/Head margins. Where are these defined (so I can have something to > base my changes on)? > Also, I don't see Headheight, Headsep, and Footskip in my documentation. > Where are these explained? (I guess I should try newer Lyx docs.) LyX uses the geometry package. But if you use KOMA, I would recommend to use komas sophisticated page setting tools, which are explained in the scrguide documentation. > I want over an inch of blank space between the bottom of my test on each > page and the actual end of the page. But I still wnat the the page numbers > near the bottom. How can I choose the amount of whitespace between the > bottom of the text and the page numbers at the bottom? > > Where is the documentation for Pagestyle "fancy"? http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/macros/latex/contrib/supported/fancyhdr/fancyhdr.pdf Again, I'd recommend to use KOMAs own package, scrpage2, instaed, which is much better and easier. This is described in the KOMA docu. > It makes my headers usually look nice, but then I noticed that it has the > section text and the chapter name at the same place at top and one > overwrites the other. How can I make it so the chapter is on the even > left pages and the section is on the right odd pages? See scrpage2 documentation. > Is there a way to place crop marks so the printer can know where to cut > the papers? Package crop.sty http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/macros/latex/contrib/supported/crop/ > The drop down has many choices like: Addchap, Addsec, minisec, Extratitle. > Where are all these explained? Extended LyX, scrguide. See above. HTH, J�rgen
