On Monday 19 June 2006 18:05, Rich Shepard wrote: > I was very pleased to learn that when Springer-Verlag asked to > publish my book, they provided their own class (svmono) for > monographs, and they have a TeXpert on staff in New York because they > prefer to get documents submitted camera ready. Well, when the > TeXpert looked at the first few chapters for consistency with their > standards, he asked me to replace all instances of \textellipsis with > \ldots. Huh? What's that? So, I pulled down my copy of TLC2, and > discovered that there are multiple typographic standards for the > specing of an ellipsis (...) in text, including the spacing of > following punctuation. Well, my eyes quickly glazed over with all > that minutiae, so I shrugged, loaded the .lyx file into emacs, did a > global search and replace, and was done.
A simple
\renewcommand{\textellipsis}{\ldots}
in ERT in LyX should have been sufficient. Just a tip for the future.
Regards,
Ingo
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