R S Ananda Murthy wrote:
Alan Tang wrote:
Hi Folks,
I've tried to install everything I could think of (tetex-doc, tetex-src...). I am using Debian Unstable. Could someone please tell me which package to install in order to make that annoying Unavailable in font of Komascript-Book class (and many document class) away?
I've searched the keyword koma-script in http://www.debian.org/distrib/packages#search_contents couldn't find anything I don't have in my system.
Anand, thank you for your reply.
Regards Alan.
R S Ananda Murthy wrote:
Alan Tang wrote:
Hi Everyone I am writing my thesis paper using LyX.
Here is a small problem. I have a table of contents, and abstract, but if I choose document class as article, the abstract will try to follow the space left by toc, that result in my case, after toc there is a line with abstract then a new page with my abstract.
So I try to find a document class can start a new page for my abstract, book type does not have abstract, and most document type like article (paper) are stated Unavailable in front thus I can not preview. Report type can set the pages right but have numbering problem e.g. 1.Introduction becomes 0.1 and all my sections have 0 in front.
Anyone can help me out?
Thanks in advance.
Regards Alan.
Use Komascript-Book class.
Anand
Hello:
Ensure that you have installed all tetex related packages.
I even installed tetex-src, now I only don't have tetex-brev(Norwegian A4 letter style for LaTeX), tetex-frogg(Little collection of French LaTeX/BiBTeX styles) and tetex-frogg-doc not installed.
Is your LyX working? If it is working, then, go to Layout --> Document ---> Layout and select Book (Komascript) there.
I've done a re installation of LyX, now I could see Book (Komascript) there. I think I didn't explain my problem clearly enough. Because Book (Koma-script) doesn't support Abstract which I need, and the numbering is not correct (I want chapter numbering start with 1 not 0.1).
Contact me for further help if needed.
Thank you very much for your help! I really appreciate that!
Regards,
Anand
