Ah, the obvious answer is to colour the relevant bits with some colour, then search-replace the lyx file (e.g. make it red, then search-replace the .lyx from a text editor and replace 'red' with 'black' or 'white'). Of course this is a bad solution for 'real' confidential things, but good for me as I only care about what is printed.
Sorry to bother with such trivial problems. - Peter On 23/12/06, Peter Waller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm creating a list of equations to revise from, and it would be good to block out bits of it on demand, so I can have two copies. One with the full equations listed, and the other with bits of the equations blanked out. How can I achieve this? Thanks in advance, Peter.
