Hi, cbgreek by Claudio Beccari is the default option for babel; however, it uses bitmapped fonts by default, and when it comes to outlined fonts it is rather large (over 70 Mb); Alexej Kryukov assembled the cm-lgc package (in CTAN:/fonts/ps-type1), which does a pretty good job at substitution of T1 (Latin), LGR (Greek) and T2 (Cyrillic) fonts in about 13Mb; however, depending on how you want to enter the text in LyX, you might try ibycus-babel, which has its own set of fonts, some of them outlined. Assuming you're using the default Beccari encoding, try \usepackage{cm-lgc} after downloading it. It is pretty small and straightforward...
Personally, I find the ibycus package quite satisfactory, specially because it uses something close to Beta encoding (TLG or Perseus texts) without messing with LaTeX backslashes; both cm-lgc and ibycus are pfb based, meaning that they are not bitmapped. Cheers, Luis J.L.Rivera Universidad Panamericana Facultad de Filosofia Departamento de Estudios Libres 03920 Mexico DF "The work of the philosopher consists in assembling reminders for a particular purpose."-- Ludwig Wittgenstein. __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail - You care about security. So do we. http://promotions.yahoo.com/new_mail