On Fri, 14 Oct 2005, David Wolfson wrote:
My first response was 'really! the date gets put in anyway?' Then I tried
the ERT you suggested and suddenly I get two dates... For now that's
perfect, but I have a horrible feeling I'll be trawling the archives to
find out how to get rid of it soon!
Dave,
The date is inserted by default. If you do not want a date on the title
page (book, article, report), then insert:
\date{}
in the document's preamble.
I have that as the default for all document classes. On the rare occasion I
want TeX to insert the date, I remove it.
BTW, if you're becoming addicted to LyX and LaTeX buy a copy of "The LaTeX
Companion, 2nd Edition." It's a fascinating book to read and answers so many
questions. Very highly recommended.
Rich
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