On Tue, 24 Feb 2004, Herbert Voss wrote:
> Christian Ridderstr�m wrote:
>
> > When I used to read the user's guide, I mostly did it using LyX --- it
> > allows me to search the document etc.
>
> this has nothing to do with ERT
No it doesn't... here is the relevant part (which you didn't quote):
Uwe has made an improved version of the LyX User's guide, but IMO
we should avoid ERT in the beginning of it (so we don't scare off
novices). I would therefore like to ask for help in how to move
the ERT insets in the beginning of the attached example into the
preamble.
The issues involve:
* How to get roman pagenumbering of the first pages, and arabic
starting with the first section.
* How to add a 'hypertarget' and 'pdfbookmark' to the TOC
I'm still hoping for answers on how to do this btw...
> > As for the part about novices, I think it's a good policy to keep the
> > start of the user's guide clean and simple. Otherwise they might think
> > that this is the way all documents appear, and that they also need the
> > insets etc.
>
> so you do not tell the truth ...
What are you talking about???
> and by the way the old UserGuide has also ERT stuff ...
So? I only want the beginning of the document to look easy for a novice
who reads it using LyX?
/Christian
PS. For better/other motivations on why it's good to avoid ERT in the
beginning of the document, read the other recent posts in the lyx-docs
list.
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Christian Ridderstr�m http://www.md.kth.se/~chr
