On Sun, Mar 16, 2008 at 10:32 PM, William R. Buckley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > After I have come to understand these tools a little better, I will try to > give a critique from the perspective of a WYSIWYG user. To the > moment, I am encouraged with what I have found, though much of > the process of annotating source text seems at first use to be a bit > tedious compared to the process as implemented within Ventura > Publisher. For instance, I can create a text style that applies to > individual paragraphs. So, one style for normal text, another for quotes, > and still others for other types of content. Having to manually add > ERT to each paragraph is one example of such tedious acts being > implementable in more effective means.
You should check out: http://www.troubleshooters.com/linux/lyx/index.htm. Steve is a regular on the mailing list and has talked about creating text styles for LyX and the website has documentation on how to accomplish this. > LyX doesn't seem to give me access to all the LaTeX source material > in the view source window. This is one reason that I like to modify the > .tex file, and then import into LyX. The use of templates shows great > potential but, it is not as easy to use as the concept suggests. It should there is a toggle button to show 'Complete Source' which should show you the 'complete source' :-}. > wrb Cheers, /Bob
