Thanks.
> You were warned that RCx is not for real work, right? ;-) Yes, but I impatient. I backup regularly. :) If something goes seriously wrong, the nice think about LyX is that I can still read the .lyx files in a text editor! > > > If I compile the whole document then Command-Shift clicking in >> Skim it will only relolcate the courser in the parent document in LyX - >> that >> is if I am reading a middle chapter it does not work. Does anyone know if >> there is a way to fix this? >> > > No idea, but a general question: > Compared to the additional hassle the each-chapter-in-a-file approach > creates, do you really gain that much? I used to prefer putting everything in one file but then I started including large png images that greatly increased the compiling times. Because I like to frequently preview my work by compiling to pdf I was frustrated how long it was taking so broke everything to separate chapters. In addition to speeding up previewing, LyX also slowly eats up my RAM. Keeping. I prefer not collapsing my images (I would if they collapsed to small image icons), so keeping the chapters separately means I don't open all images at once. > I believe it is generally known that the current Find/Replace is pretty > basic and that much could be improved (contributors welcome!). There is some > pretty hot stuff on its way though ... > Great. I look forward to it. Maybe my programming skills will be good enough one day to be of some help. I'm really only experienced with basic C at the moment. Cheers, Chris.
