Re: placing an .eps file

2001-04-11 Thread Herbert Voss



On Tue, 10 Apr 2001, Anna H. Pryor wrote:


 I have looked in several places on how to do this...I hope that I can explain
 myself.

 I am using Lyx to make slides (for the first time...now that I have my first
 successful paper completed with it!) for a talk, and I would like to put a
 couple of logos in the upper right and left hand corners of each of the
 pages.  These images are about 1.5x1.5 inches in size.  The problem that I
 have is that I don't know how to PLACE the images into those areas.  Do I
 need to do this in a separate program (ie. make a header) and then bring it
 into Lyx?  It seems that Lyx should be capable of doing this with just the
 separate images.

have a look at

http://www.educat.hu-berlin.de/~voss/lyx/titlepage/logo.html

for different possibilities.

Herbert




semi-automatic generated MP3 playlist using LyX

2001-04-11 Thread T.Hartkens

Hi LyX enthusiasts!

The program
 
  mp3tolatex
 
scans a CD for MP3 files and generates a playlist which fits
in a CD case. The ouput file is written in the LyX file format.
 
download  info:
http://www.hartkens.de/thomas/ftp/mp3tolatex/index.html
 
 
The program mp3tolatex  generates automatically a draft proposal
of a play list on the basis of the mp3 tags. The output file can
be manually edited to complete or correct the song informations. Two
file formats are supported: the output file is either a LaTeX file or
a proper LyX file which can be loaded into the LaTeX front-end LyX
Because LyX offers a user-friendly interface for the semi-automatic
approach of mp3tolatex, the second file format is recommended.
 
Best wishes,
 
Thomas  


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Re: Quality problems with PDF windows

2001-04-11 Thread Robin Turner

On Monday 09 April 2001 21:42, you wrote:
 I have to use Windows to print the documents I type in
 LyX. But the problem is that when I convert it to PDF
 it doesnt look very good in Acrobat Reader or
 Ghostscript for Windows. The fonts look very bad.
 Does anyone knows a workaround?

Maybe an obvious suggestion, but have you made sure you have antialiasing 
turned on?

PDF documents tend to look a bit yucky whatever viewer you're using (although 
the printout quality is only marginally below that of PostScript).  Given 
that you have Ghostscript in Windows, why not export as PostScript rather 
than PDF?

Robin



pretty-printing C/C++ code

2001-04-11 Thread Emanuele Olivetti

Hi,
is there an easy way to pretty-print source code (C/C++ or other) using lyx (or
latex) ? I mean different font for keywords, comments, preprocessor commands,
etc.


Thanks in advance,

Emanuele



Quick BibTeX question...

2001-04-11 Thread Sarah Mount


How can I print a ~ (tilde) in an article title? I don't want to put the
tilde over a letter (like in some Spanish words) I want it to appear on
its own. Any ideas?

Thanks everyone!

Sarah




Re: pretty-printing C/C++ code

2001-04-11 Thread Herbert Voss



On Wed, 11 Apr 2001, Emanuele Olivetti wrote:

 Hi,
 is there an easy way to pretty-print source code (C/C++ or other) using lyx (or
 latex) ? I mean different font for keywords, comments, preprocessor commands,
 etc.

package listings

http://www.educat.hu-berlin.de/~voss/lyx/listings/listings.html

Herbert




Re: Quality problems with PDF windows

2001-04-11 Thread EagleIce

On Wednesday 11 April 2001 11:20, Robin Turner wrote:
[snip]
 PostScript).  Given that you have Ghostscript in Windows, why not export as
 PostScript rather than PDF?

 Robin
Is there a free Win98  W2k software available for this purpose?

Cheers,

ei


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Re: header on title page

2001-04-11 Thread Kari Ruohonen

On Tue, 10 Apr 2001, Remzi Seker wrote:

 Thanks Kari, it seems to be working...
 One thing though, I don't have a heading for 'abstract' when i use 
 report(koma-script)... How can I have that?

Strange - mine surely has abstract available (but it is down on the list).
Maybe this is an installation problem? Somebody else may be able to help.
Mine is lyx on linux installed from debian/potato packages.

Kari


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Re: Quick BibTeX question...

2001-04-11 Thread Herbert Voss


On Wed, 11 Apr 2001, Sarah Mount wrote:


 How can I print a ~ (tilde) in an article title? I don't want to put the
 tilde over a letter (like in some Spanish words) I want it to appear on
 its own. Any ideas?

have a look at

http://www.emerson.emory.edu/services/latex/latex_155.html#SEC155

for special character. in lyx you can write your ~, that is all.

HErbert




Re: Quality problems with PDF windows

2001-04-11 Thread EagleIce

On Wednesday 11 April 2001 12:40, EagleIce wrote:
 On Wednesday 11 April 2001 11:20, Robin Turner wrote:
 [snip]

  PostScript).  Given that you have Ghostscript in Windows, why not export
  as PostScript rather than PDF?
 
  Robin

 Is there a free Win98  W2k software available for this purpose?

 Cheers,

 ei
To avoid misunderstanding; I meant if there is some Ghostscript software 
available for Win98  W2k, free to download?

ei

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Re: Quick BibTeX question...

2001-04-11 Thread Sarah Mount

On Wed, 11 Apr 2001, Herbert Voss wrote:

 On Wed, 11 Apr 2001, Sarah Mount wrote:
 
 
  How can I print a ~ (tilde) in an article title? I don't want to put the
  tilde over a letter (like in some Spanish words) I want it to appear on
  its own. Any ideas?
 
 have a look at
 
 http://www.emerson.emory.edu/services/latex/latex_155.html#SEC155
 
 for special character. in lyx you can write your ~, that is all.

Thanks, but that doesn't work in a BibTeX field :(

Regards,

Sarah





Re: Quick BibTeX question...

2001-04-11 Thread Laurent DUVAL

*  How can I print a ~ (tilde) in an article title? I don't want to put 
the
*  tilde over a letter (like in some Spanish words) I want it to appear 
on
*  its own. Any ideas?
* 
* have a look at
* 
* http://www.emerson.emory.edu/services/latex/latex_155.html#SEC155
* 
* for special character. in lyx you can write your ~, that is all.
*
*Thanks, but that doesn't work in a BibTeX field :(

\~{} works fine with  me in a bib file.




How to handle multiple page algorithms?

2001-04-11 Thread Steffen Seufert

Hi,

I'm trying to layout algorithms with a length of multiple pages.

I used algorithmic-floats for short algorithms,
so I want to continue the same style for the long ones.

Here's the problem:

If I use a long algorithm in an algorithmic-float it will
be layouted on one page cutting of the other pages.

If I use the algorithmic-environment without putting it
into a float there's no headline and these nice 
surrunding lines anymore.

So how can I produce the float-style for an algorithm
even when not defining itself as a float?

Thanks for your help in advance.

Ciao,
Steffen

P.S. I'm using the style "algo-0.3" for typsetting algorithms
in lyx.



Re: Quality problems with PDF windows

2001-04-11 Thread Robin Turner

On Wednesday 11 April 2001 14:51, EagleIce wrote:
 On Wednesday 11 April 2001 12:40, EagleIce wrote:
  On Wednesday 11 April 2001 11:20, Robin Turner wrote:
  [snip]
 
   PostScript).  Given that you have Ghostscript in Windows, why not
   export as PostScript rather than PDF?
  
   Robin
 
  Is there a free Win98  W2k software available for this purpose?
 
  Cheers,
 
  ei

 To avoid misunderstanding; I meant if there is some Ghostscript software
 available for Win98  W2k, free to download?

Yes, you can download Aladdin Ghostscript and Ghostview for free.  Can't 
remember the site, but it should show up easily on any Internet search.

Robin



Re: Quick BibTeX question...

2001-04-11 Thread Jürgen Spitzmüller

How about \textasciitilde{}  ?

Greets,

Juergen

 On Wed, 11 Apr 2001, Herbert Voss wrote:
 
  On Wed, 11 Apr 2001, Sarah Mount wrote:
  
  
   How can I print a ~ (tilde) in an article title? I don't want to put the
   tilde over a letter (like in some Spanish words) I want it to appear on
   its own. Any ideas?
  
  have a look at
  
  http://www.emerson.emory.edu/services/latex/latex_155.html#SEC155
  
  for special character. in lyx you can write your ~, that is all.
 
 Thanks, but that doesn't work in a BibTeX field :(
 
 Regards,
 
 Sarah



Re: Hyphenation again...

2001-04-11 Thread Herbert Voss

Willy K wrote:
 
 Ok, I removed the hyphenation. But know the words go
 over the margins, and that not what I want. Anyone
 knows how to fix that?

can you try \raggedright in tex(red)?

Herbert

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Re: Quick BibTeX question...

2001-04-11 Thread Sarah Mount

On Wed, 11 Apr 2001, Laurent DUVAL wrote:

 \~{} works fine with  me in a bib file.

Thanks - I'd forgotten about the {} !!

Regards,

Sarah




Re: Quick BibTeX question...

2001-04-11 Thread Herbert Voss

Laurent DUVAL wrote:
 
 *  How can I print a ~ (tilde) in an article title? I don't want to put
 the
 *  tilde over a letter (like in some Spanish words) I want it to appear
 on
 *  its own. Any ideas?
 *
 * have a look at
 *
 * http://www.emerson.emory.edu/services/latex/latex_155.html#SEC155
 *
 * for special character. in lyx you can write your ~, that is all.
 *
 *Thanks, but that doesn't work in a BibTeX field :(
 
 \~{} works fine with  me in a bib file.

or alternative \~\ 
with a space behind the second backslash

Herbert

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Re: How to handle multiple page algorithms?

2001-04-11 Thread Herbert Voss

Steffen Seufert wrote:
 
 I'm trying to layout algorithms with a length of multiple pages.
 
 I used algorithmic-floats for short algorithms,
 so I want to continue the same style for the long ones.
 
 Here's the problem:
 
 If I use a long algorithm in an algorithmic-float it will
 be layouted on one page cutting of the other pages.
 
 If I use the algorithmic-environment without putting it
 into a float there's no headline and these nice
 surrunding lines anymore.

floats with more than one page are not possible.

 So how can I produce the float-style for an algorithm
 even when not defining itself as a float?

use package nonfloat or write your own algorithm-environment.
i did this for long tables, have a look at

http://www.educat.hu-berlin.de/~voss/lyx/floats/nonFloat.phtml

Herbert


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\flushleft AND hyphenation possible together?

2001-04-11 Thread Kaspar Pflugshaupt

Hello,

I've tried a few things, but didn't get this to work: 

Can I have left-justified text _with_ hyphenation in Lyx? It would be cool 
e.g. for narrow table cells, where I'd like long words to be hyphenated, but 
margins not justified (due to "holes"). At the moment, I'm putting the 
hyphens in manually.

Does anybody have an idea?

Kaspar Pflugshaupt

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Re: \flushleft AND hyphenation possible together?

2001-04-11 Thread Herbert Voss

Kaspar Pflugshaupt wrote:
 
 Hello,
 
 I've tried a few things, but didn't get this to work:
 
 Can I have left-justified text _with_ hyphenation in Lyx? It would be cool
 e.g. for narrow table cells, where I'd like long words to be hyphenated, but
 margins not justified (due to "holes"). At the moment, I'm putting the
 hyphens in manually.

try in latex preamble

\AtBeginDocument{\setlength{\rightskip}{0cm plus 0.5cm}}

Herbert

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Re: \flushleft AND hyphenation possible together?

2001-04-11 Thread Kaspar Pflugshaupt

On Wednesday 11 April 2001 17:50, Herbert Voss wrote:


 try in latex preamble

 \AtBeginDocument{\setlength{\rightskip}{0cm plus 0.5cm}}

 Herbert

Tried it. It works, too. Thanks a lot! It works on any text, though. Ideally, 
I'd like to have something that I can turn on and off within my document.

I've done some searching, meanwhile, and have come across a LaTeX package 
called "raggedright" that claims to offer this. It defines a new environment 
called FlushLeft that has hyphenation, and the "roughness" of the border can 
be adjusted via variables.
 
It was written for LaTeX 2.09, though. I'll see if I can make it work.

Cheers

Kaspar



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Bug message -- core dump when closing Preferences window

2001-04-11 Thread Matej Cepl

Hi,

just to know you that when I have been closing Preference window with binary rpm lyx 
1.1.6fix1 (RedHat 7.0, XFree86 4.0.1, KDE 2.1) lyx core dumped. GDB where is enclosed.

Matej

 lyx.dbg.gz


Labels and short captions

2001-04-11 Thread Martin Adorni

Hi LyXers,

I have a table with a long caption. Because I wanted a shorter caption
in the List of Tables I decided replace the caption style by:

\caption[shortcaption]{longcaption} In ERT using the LyX-Code layout.

Thereafter I added a label. But when I try to reference to the label I
get the section number (i.e. 3.4.1). I tried to put the label at
different places within the caption to get the right numbering but I
failed. I can't use the caption environment because then Table appears
twice.

Any suggestions (with preferably simple solutions)?

Thanks
Martin

P.S. Working with lyx1.5fix1



Re: font change

2001-04-11 Thread Remzi Seker

Thank you Herbert --it works fine.

I have another question though... Do you know how  I can change the font for 
"References" title?

On Tuesday 10 April 2001 17:13, Herbert Voss wrote:
= Remzi Seker wrote:
= 
=  Hi,
=  I need to change the fonts for the following headings that are put
=  automaticaly by Lyx/Latex.
=  Contents
=  List of Figures
=  References
= 
=  Those titles are in different size and font than my titles I use for
 chapters =  and sections...
=
= have a look at package tocloft
=
= HErbert
=

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multipart-document and figures 2

2001-04-11 Thread Arnd Geldermann

Hallo lyxers,

I am using lyx 1.01 and got the following problem:
a figure in an included files isn't displayed in ghostview of the
masterdocument, 
because the path of the figure seems to be wrong. 
I this case i makes no difference, if i am using "include" or "input"
for the subfile.
Has anybody an idea?

Thanks a lot

Arnd Geldemann

Now I am using the new version 1.1.6 and got still the same error.
The lyx couldn't find the eps-file. I made tests with different eps
files placed in the 
same directory as the text-files. When the eps-file is placed in a
different directory, it makes
no differnce.

Any further ideas?

Thanks a lot.

Arnd Geldermann



Re: font change

2001-04-11 Thread Herbert Voss

Remzi Seker wrote:
 
 I have another question though... Do you know how  I can change the font for
 "References" title?

in latex preamble

\AtBeginDocument{\renewcommand\refname{\Huge References}}

for \Huge write whatever you want.

Herbert


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Re: multipart-document and figures 2

2001-04-11 Thread Herbert Voss

Arnd Geldermann wrote:
 
 I am using lyx 1.01 and got the following problem:
 a figure in an included files isn't displayed in ghostview of the
 masterdocument,
 because the path of the figure seems to be wrong.
 I this case i makes no difference, if i am using "include" or "input"
 for the subfile.

try the following test-file inlude.lyx and tell
what's going on.
untar the attachement and put all three files in one
directory. start lyx with include.lyx, click on the
include-file marker and correct path. load inlude1.lyx
and correct path for the image. now run dvi-view on
include.lyx.

this one runs perfectly with my 1.1.6fix1

Herbert

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 include.tgz


Re: font change

2001-04-11 Thread Remzi Seker

I must be doing something wrong... it is not working

On Wednesday 11 April 2001 14:34, Herbert Voss wrote:
= Remzi Seker wrote:
= 
=  I have another question though... Do you know how  I can change the font
 for =  "References" title?
=
= in latex preamble
=
= \AtBeginDocument{\renewcommand\refname{\Huge References}}
=
= for \Huge write whatever you want.
=
= Herbert
=
=

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1530 3rd Avenue South 
Birmingham, AL 35294-4461
Tel: (205) 975-0391
Fax: (205) 975-3337



Re: font change

2001-04-11 Thread Herbert Voss

Remzi Seker wrote:
 
 I must be doing something wrong... it is not working

what kind of textclass? article or book?

Herbert

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Re: font change

2001-04-11 Thread Remzi Seker

I am using report koma-script...
if I put 
\renewcommand\bibname{\rmfamily\mdseries REFERENCES}

I do get the "REFERENCES" as a title but still big. If I replace 
\mdseries with \tiny then it is too small. Basicly I want the title 
REFERENCES be size 12, times font.

Thanks
R

On Wednesday 11 April 2001 14:55, Herbert Voss wrote:
= Remzi Seker wrote:
= 
=  I must be doing something wrong... it is not working
=
= what kind of textclass? article or book?
=
= Herbert
=

-- 
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Graduate Assistant
University of Alabama at Birmingham
Electrical and Computer Eng. Dept. BEC 261 B 
1530 3rd Avenue South 
Birmingham, AL 35294-4461
Tel: (205) 975-0391
Fax: (205) 975-3337



Re: font change

2001-04-11 Thread Remzi Seker

Hi, sorry for being not specific enough.. I put:
\renewcommand\bibname{\rmfamily\mdseries REFERENCES}
in tex format (red) in the document right before the ref. field. 
It didn't do anything in the preamble.
R
On Wednesday 11 April 2001 14:55, Herbert Voss wrote:
= Remzi Seker wrote:
= 
=  I must be doing something wrong... it is not working
=
= what kind of textclass? article or book?
=
= Herbert
=

-- 
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Graduate Assistant
University of Alabama at Birmingham
Electrical and Computer Eng. Dept. BEC 261 B 
1530 3rd Avenue South 
Birmingham, AL 35294-4461
Tel: (205) 975-0391
Fax: (205) 975-3337



Problem: displaystyle into a math mode

2001-04-11 Thread Juan Ramon Rico

Hi evarybody:


If I use a TeX mode into a equation (math-mode) in lyx1.1.6fix1
I write displaystyle into an equation and DVI show formula ok
but if you save the kk.lyx file and close lyx.

Next time you load equation (kk.lyx) the
command displaystyle is desappeared but
if you read kk.lyx with a text editor \displaystyle is there.

If you want to print the documente syou should rewrite all
equations again.

Is It possible to save the lyx file and the displaystyle command
appear when you load the same file?.

There is a little sample as attachment, called kk.lyx

Thanks.

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#LyX 1.1 created this file. For more info see http://www.lyx.org/
\lyxformat 218
\textclass article
\language english
\inputencoding default
\fontscheme default
\graphics default
\paperfontsize default
\spacing single 
\papersize Default
\paperpackage a4
\use_geometry 0
\use_amsmath 0
\paperorientation portrait
\secnumdepth 3
\tocdepth 3
\paragraph_separation indent
\defskip medskip
\quotes_language english
\quotes_times 2
\papercolumns 1
\papersides 1
\paperpagestyle default

\layout Standard

v dsdsfsdfsdf
\layout Standard


\begin_inset Formula \[
\begin{array}{cc}
\frac{\displaystyle {\sum ^{M}_{i=0}d_{i}}}{\displaystyle {\sum ^{M}_{i=0}d_{i}}}  
dsfsdf\\
\frac{\sum ^{M}_{i=0}d_{i}}{\sum ^{M}_{i=0}d_{i}}  dfsdfsd
\end{array}\]

\end_inset 


\the_end



LyX under WIN98

2001-04-11 Thread Robert Braun

Hi,

i've a problem and can't solve it but hopefully you.

- i work with lyx 1.1.6win32 under Windows98.
- i have a bibliography-tool tkbibtex
- to use these tool in LyX i have to set in the lyxrc-file the line:

\serverpipe "c:/.lyxpipe"

but this doesn't work!!!

- the path in tkbibtex (that means in my tkbibtex.tcl) i've set:

set lyxpipe c:/.lyxpipe

this functioned well, because if i want to push a item from tkbibtex to LyX
it calls me, that it have not found  c:/.lyxpipe.*

LyX seems to ignore my entry in the lyxrc file. what should i do? i know
from an friend that he have the same problem.

much thanks for an answer in forward

Robert


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It's ¡ok!: Problem: displaystyle into a math mode

2001-04-11 Thread Juan Ramon Rico



I read the solution in the lyx-users archive.

Cheers


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Re: font change

2001-04-11 Thread Herbert Voss

Remzi Seker wrote:
 
 Hi, sorry for being not specific enough.. I put:
 \renewcommand\bibname{\rmfamily\mdseries REFERENCES}
 in tex format (red) in the document right before the ref. field.
 It didn't do anything in the preamble.

for normalsize
\renewcommand\bibname{\normalsize\rmfamily\mdseries REFERENCES}

for 12pt or \large if your documentwide fontsize is 10 or 11pt.

Herbert

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Re: font change

2001-04-11 Thread Remzi Seker

Working very well now!
thanks!

On Wednesday 11 April 2001 16:16, Herbert Voss wrote:
= Remzi Seker wrote:
= 
=  Hi, sorry for being not specific enough.. I put:
=  \renewcommand\bibname{\rmfamily\mdseries REFERENCES}
=  in tex format (red) in the document right before the ref. field.
=  It didn't do anything in the preamble.
=
= for normalsize
= \renewcommand\bibname{\normalsize\rmfamily\mdseries REFERENCES}
=
= for 12pt or \large if your documentwide fontsize is 10 or 11pt.
=
= Herbert
=

-- 
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Graduate Assistant
University of Alabama at Birmingham
Electrical and Computer Eng. Dept. BEC 261 B 
1530 3rd Avenue South 
Birmingham, AL 35294-4461
Tel: (205) 975-0391
Fax: (205) 975-3337



Re: multipart-document and figures 2

2001-04-11 Thread Arnd Geldermann

Herbert Voss wrote:
 
 Arnd Geldermann wrote:
 
  I am using lyx 1.01 and got the following problem:
  a figure in an included files isn't displayed in ghostview of the
  masterdocument,
  because the path of the figure seems to be wrong.
  I this case i makes no difference, if i am using "include" or "input"
  for the subfile.
 
 try the following test-file inlude.lyx and tell
 what's going on.
 untar the attachement and put all three files in one
 directory. start lyx with include.lyx, click on the
 include-file marker and correct path. load inlude1.lyx
 and correct path for the image. now run dvi-view on
 include.lyx.
 
 this one runs perfectly with my 1.1.6fix1
 
 Herbert
 
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   Name: include.tgz
include.tgzType: application/x-gzip
   Encoding: base64

Yes it works very well.
My mistake was, that i used an old master-file and didn't use the
include-file maker again, so the path of
the figure wasn't correct.

Thank you very much and nice holidays.

Arnd Geldemann



TOC kills Latex

2001-04-11 Thread Aaron Macks

I have a 20page document, pretty straight forward, footnotes, some
style changes, but no tables or pictures. When I went to insert a
Table of Contents, 4 errors popped up in the first Latex pass:
about a page down from the TOC
2 describe missing /item elements within the TOC text, one a missing }
and the last a missing end-of-paragraph.
When I delete the TOC, all returns to normal
Lyx 1.1.6fix 1
TeX (Web2C 7.3.1) 3.14159

Aaron



Re: TOC kills Latex

2001-04-11 Thread Herbert Voss

Aaron Macks wrote:
 
 I have a 20page document, pretty straight forward, footnotes, some
 style changes, but no tables or pictures. When I went to insert a
 Table of Contents, 4 errors popped up in the first Latex pass:
 about a page down from the TOC
 2 describe missing /item elements within the TOC text, one a missing }
 and the last a missing end-of-paragraph.
 When I delete the TOC, all returns to normal
 Lyx 1.1.6fix 1

can you give an example file?

Herbert
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Re: placing an .eps file

2001-04-11 Thread Herbert Voss



On Tue, 10 Apr 2001, Anna H. Pryor wrote:


 I have looked in several places on how to do this...I hope that I can explain
 myself.

 I am using Lyx to make slides (for the first time...now that I have my first
 successful paper completed with it!) for a talk, and I would like to put a
 couple of logos in the upper right and left hand corners of each of the
 pages.  These images are about 1.5x1.5 inches in size.  The problem that I
 have is that I don't know how to PLACE the images into those areas.  Do I
 need to do this in a separate program (ie. make a header) and then bring it
 into Lyx?  It seems that Lyx should be capable of doing this with just the
 separate images.

have a look at

http://www.educat.hu-berlin.de/~voss/lyx/titlepage/logo.html

for different possibilities.

Herbert




semi-automatic generated MP3 playlist using LyX

2001-04-11 Thread T.Hartkens

Hi LyX enthusiasts!

The program
 
  mp3tolatex
 
scans a CD for MP3 files and generates a playlist which fits
in a CD case. The ouput file is written in the LyX file format.
 
download  info:
http://www.hartkens.de/thomas/ftp/mp3tolatex/index.html
 
 
The program mp3tolatex  generates automatically a draft proposal
of a play list on the basis of the mp3 tags. The output file can
be manually edited to complete or correct the song informations. Two
file formats are supported: the output file is either a LaTeX file or
a proper LyX file which can be loaded into the LaTeX front-end LyX
Because LyX offers a user-friendly interface for the semi-automatic
approach of mp3tolatex, the second file format is recommended.
 
Best wishes,
 
Thomas  


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Re: Quality problems with PDF windows

2001-04-11 Thread Robin Turner

On Monday 09 April 2001 21:42, you wrote:
 I have to use Windows to print the documents I type in
 LyX. But the problem is that when I convert it to PDF
 it doesnt look very good in Acrobat Reader or
 Ghostscript for Windows. The fonts look very bad.
 Does anyone knows a workaround?

Maybe an obvious suggestion, but have you made sure you have antialiasing 
turned on?

PDF documents tend to look a bit yucky whatever viewer you're using (although 
the printout quality is only marginally below that of PostScript).  Given 
that you have Ghostscript in Windows, why not export as PostScript rather 
than PDF?

Robin



pretty-printing C/C++ code

2001-04-11 Thread Emanuele Olivetti

Hi,
is there an easy way to pretty-print source code (C/C++ or other) using lyx (or
latex) ? I mean different font for keywords, comments, preprocessor commands,
etc.


Thanks in advance,

Emanuele



Quick BibTeX question...

2001-04-11 Thread Sarah Mount


How can I print a ~ (tilde) in an article title? I don't want to put the
tilde over a letter (like in some Spanish words) I want it to appear on
its own. Any ideas?

Thanks everyone!

Sarah




Re: pretty-printing C/C++ code

2001-04-11 Thread Herbert Voss



On Wed, 11 Apr 2001, Emanuele Olivetti wrote:

 Hi,
 is there an easy way to pretty-print source code (C/C++ or other) using lyx (or
 latex) ? I mean different font for keywords, comments, preprocessor commands,
 etc.

package listings

http://www.educat.hu-berlin.de/~voss/lyx/listings/listings.html

Herbert




Re: Quality problems with PDF windows

2001-04-11 Thread EagleIce

On Wednesday 11 April 2001 11:20, Robin Turner wrote:
[snip]
 PostScript).  Given that you have Ghostscript in Windows, why not export as
 PostScript rather than PDF?

 Robin
Is there a free Win98  W2k software available for this purpose?

Cheers,

ei


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Re: header on title page

2001-04-11 Thread Kari Ruohonen

On Tue, 10 Apr 2001, Remzi Seker wrote:

 Thanks Kari, it seems to be working...
 One thing though, I don't have a heading for 'abstract' when i use 
 report(koma-script)... How can I have that?

Strange - mine surely has abstract available (but it is down on the list).
Maybe this is an installation problem? Somebody else may be able to help.
Mine is lyx on linux installed from debian/potato packages.

Kari


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Re: Quick BibTeX question...

2001-04-11 Thread Herbert Voss


On Wed, 11 Apr 2001, Sarah Mount wrote:


 How can I print a ~ (tilde) in an article title? I don't want to put the
 tilde over a letter (like in some Spanish words) I want it to appear on
 its own. Any ideas?

have a look at

http://www.emerson.emory.edu/services/latex/latex_155.html#SEC155

for special character. in lyx you can write your ~, that is all.

HErbert




Re: Quality problems with PDF windows

2001-04-11 Thread EagleIce

On Wednesday 11 April 2001 12:40, EagleIce wrote:
 On Wednesday 11 April 2001 11:20, Robin Turner wrote:
 [snip]

  PostScript).  Given that you have Ghostscript in Windows, why not export
  as PostScript rather than PDF?
 
  Robin

 Is there a free Win98  W2k software available for this purpose?

 Cheers,

 ei
To avoid misunderstanding; I meant if there is some Ghostscript software 
available for Win98  W2k, free to download?

ei

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Re: Quick BibTeX question...

2001-04-11 Thread Sarah Mount

On Wed, 11 Apr 2001, Herbert Voss wrote:

 On Wed, 11 Apr 2001, Sarah Mount wrote:
 
 
  How can I print a ~ (tilde) in an article title? I don't want to put the
  tilde over a letter (like in some Spanish words) I want it to appear on
  its own. Any ideas?
 
 have a look at
 
 http://www.emerson.emory.edu/services/latex/latex_155.html#SEC155
 
 for special character. in lyx you can write your ~, that is all.

Thanks, but that doesn't work in a BibTeX field :(

Regards,

Sarah





Re: Quick BibTeX question...

2001-04-11 Thread Laurent DUVAL

*  How can I print a ~ (tilde) in an article title? I don't want to put 
the
*  tilde over a letter (like in some Spanish words) I want it to appear 
on
*  its own. Any ideas?
* 
* have a look at
* 
* http://www.emerson.emory.edu/services/latex/latex_155.html#SEC155
* 
* for special character. in lyx you can write your ~, that is all.
*
*Thanks, but that doesn't work in a BibTeX field :(

\~{} works fine with  me in a bib file.




How to handle multiple page algorithms?

2001-04-11 Thread Steffen Seufert

Hi,

I'm trying to layout algorithms with a length of multiple pages.

I used algorithmic-floats for short algorithms,
so I want to continue the same style for the long ones.

Here's the problem:

If I use a long algorithm in an algorithmic-float it will
be layouted on one page cutting of the other pages.

If I use the algorithmic-environment without putting it
into a float there's no headline and these nice 
surrunding lines anymore.

So how can I produce the float-style for an algorithm
even when not defining itself as a float?

Thanks for your help in advance.

Ciao,
Steffen

P.S. I'm using the style "algo-0.3" for typsetting algorithms
in lyx.



Re: Quality problems with PDF windows

2001-04-11 Thread Robin Turner

On Wednesday 11 April 2001 14:51, EagleIce wrote:
 On Wednesday 11 April 2001 12:40, EagleIce wrote:
  On Wednesday 11 April 2001 11:20, Robin Turner wrote:
  [snip]
 
   PostScript).  Given that you have Ghostscript in Windows, why not
   export as PostScript rather than PDF?
  
   Robin
 
  Is there a free Win98  W2k software available for this purpose?
 
  Cheers,
 
  ei

 To avoid misunderstanding; I meant if there is some Ghostscript software
 available for Win98  W2k, free to download?

Yes, you can download Aladdin Ghostscript and Ghostview for free.  Can't 
remember the site, but it should show up easily on any Internet search.

Robin



Re: Quick BibTeX question...

2001-04-11 Thread Jürgen Spitzmüller

How about \textasciitilde{}  ?

Greets,

Juergen

 On Wed, 11 Apr 2001, Herbert Voss wrote:
 
  On Wed, 11 Apr 2001, Sarah Mount wrote:
  
  
   How can I print a ~ (tilde) in an article title? I don't want to put the
   tilde over a letter (like in some Spanish words) I want it to appear on
   its own. Any ideas?
  
  have a look at
  
  http://www.emerson.emory.edu/services/latex/latex_155.html#SEC155
  
  for special character. in lyx you can write your ~, that is all.
 
 Thanks, but that doesn't work in a BibTeX field :(
 
 Regards,
 
 Sarah



Re: Hyphenation again...

2001-04-11 Thread Herbert Voss

Willy K wrote:
 
 Ok, I removed the hyphenation. But know the words go
 over the margins, and that not what I want. Anyone
 knows how to fix that?

can you try \raggedright in tex(red)?

Herbert

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Re: Quick BibTeX question...

2001-04-11 Thread Sarah Mount

On Wed, 11 Apr 2001, Laurent DUVAL wrote:

 \~{} works fine with  me in a bib file.

Thanks - I'd forgotten about the {} !!

Regards,

Sarah




Re: Quick BibTeX question...

2001-04-11 Thread Herbert Voss

Laurent DUVAL wrote:
 
 *  How can I print a ~ (tilde) in an article title? I don't want to put
 the
 *  tilde over a letter (like in some Spanish words) I want it to appear
 on
 *  its own. Any ideas?
 *
 * have a look at
 *
 * http://www.emerson.emory.edu/services/latex/latex_155.html#SEC155
 *
 * for special character. in lyx you can write your ~, that is all.
 *
 *Thanks, but that doesn't work in a BibTeX field :(
 
 \~{} works fine with  me in a bib file.

or alternative \~\ 
with a space behind the second backslash

Herbert

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Re: How to handle multiple page algorithms?

2001-04-11 Thread Herbert Voss

Steffen Seufert wrote:
 
 I'm trying to layout algorithms with a length of multiple pages.
 
 I used algorithmic-floats for short algorithms,
 so I want to continue the same style for the long ones.
 
 Here's the problem:
 
 If I use a long algorithm in an algorithmic-float it will
 be layouted on one page cutting of the other pages.
 
 If I use the algorithmic-environment without putting it
 into a float there's no headline and these nice
 surrunding lines anymore.

floats with more than one page are not possible.

 So how can I produce the float-style for an algorithm
 even when not defining itself as a float?

use package nonfloat or write your own algorithm-environment.
i did this for long tables, have a look at

http://www.educat.hu-berlin.de/~voss/lyx/floats/nonFloat.phtml

Herbert


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\flushleft AND hyphenation possible together?

2001-04-11 Thread Kaspar Pflugshaupt

Hello,

I've tried a few things, but didn't get this to work: 

Can I have left-justified text _with_ hyphenation in Lyx? It would be cool 
e.g. for narrow table cells, where I'd like long words to be hyphenated, but 
margins not justified (due to "holes"). At the moment, I'm putting the 
hyphens in manually.

Does anybody have an idea?

Kaspar Pflugshaupt

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Re: \flushleft AND hyphenation possible together?

2001-04-11 Thread Herbert Voss

Kaspar Pflugshaupt wrote:
 
 Hello,
 
 I've tried a few things, but didn't get this to work:
 
 Can I have left-justified text _with_ hyphenation in Lyx? It would be cool
 e.g. for narrow table cells, where I'd like long words to be hyphenated, but
 margins not justified (due to "holes"). At the moment, I'm putting the
 hyphens in manually.

try in latex preamble

\AtBeginDocument{\setlength{\rightskip}{0cm plus 0.5cm}}

Herbert

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Re: \flushleft AND hyphenation possible together?

2001-04-11 Thread Kaspar Pflugshaupt

On Wednesday 11 April 2001 17:50, Herbert Voss wrote:


 try in latex preamble

 \AtBeginDocument{\setlength{\rightskip}{0cm plus 0.5cm}}

 Herbert

Tried it. It works, too. Thanks a lot! It works on any text, though. Ideally, 
I'd like to have something that I can turn on and off within my document.

I've done some searching, meanwhile, and have come across a LaTeX package 
called "raggedright" that claims to offer this. It defines a new environment 
called FlushLeft that has hyphenation, and the "roughness" of the border can 
be adjusted via variables.
 
It was written for LaTeX 2.09, though. I'll see if I can make it work.

Cheers

Kaspar



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ETH Zurich, Switzerland



Bug message -- core dump when closing Preferences window

2001-04-11 Thread Matej Cepl

Hi,

just to know you that when I have been closing Preference window with binary rpm lyx 
1.1.6fix1 (RedHat 7.0, XFree86 4.0.1, KDE 2.1) lyx core dumped. GDB where is enclosed.

Matej

 lyx.dbg.gz


Labels and short captions

2001-04-11 Thread Martin Adorni

Hi LyXers,

I have a table with a long caption. Because I wanted a shorter caption
in the List of Tables I decided replace the caption style by:

\caption[shortcaption]{longcaption} In ERT using the LyX-Code layout.

Thereafter I added a label. But when I try to reference to the label I
get the section number (i.e. 3.4.1). I tried to put the label at
different places within the caption to get the right numbering but I
failed. I can't use the caption environment because then Table appears
twice.

Any suggestions (with preferably simple solutions)?

Thanks
Martin

P.S. Working with lyx1.5fix1



Re: font change

2001-04-11 Thread Remzi Seker

Thank you Herbert --it works fine.

I have another question though... Do you know how  I can change the font for 
"References" title?

On Tuesday 10 April 2001 17:13, Herbert Voss wrote:
= Remzi Seker wrote:
= 
=  Hi,
=  I need to change the fonts for the following headings that are put
=  automaticaly by Lyx/Latex.
=  Contents
=  List of Figures
=  References
= 
=  Those titles are in different size and font than my titles I use for
 chapters =  and sections...
=
= have a look at package tocloft
=
= HErbert
=

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University of Alabama at Birmingham
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Birmingham, AL 35294-4461
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Fax: (205) 975-3337



multipart-document and figures 2

2001-04-11 Thread Arnd Geldermann

Hallo lyxers,

I am using lyx 1.01 and got the following problem:
a figure in an included files isn't displayed in ghostview of the
masterdocument, 
because the path of the figure seems to be wrong. 
I this case i makes no difference, if i am using "include" or "input"
for the subfile.
Has anybody an idea?

Thanks a lot

Arnd Geldemann

Now I am using the new version 1.1.6 and got still the same error.
The lyx couldn't find the eps-file. I made tests with different eps
files placed in the 
same directory as the text-files. When the eps-file is placed in a
different directory, it makes
no differnce.

Any further ideas?

Thanks a lot.

Arnd Geldermann



Re: font change

2001-04-11 Thread Herbert Voss

Remzi Seker wrote:
 
 I have another question though... Do you know how  I can change the font for
 "References" title?

in latex preamble

\AtBeginDocument{\renewcommand\refname{\Huge References}}

for \Huge write whatever you want.

Herbert


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Re: multipart-document and figures 2

2001-04-11 Thread Herbert Voss

Arnd Geldermann wrote:
 
 I am using lyx 1.01 and got the following problem:
 a figure in an included files isn't displayed in ghostview of the
 masterdocument,
 because the path of the figure seems to be wrong.
 I this case i makes no difference, if i am using "include" or "input"
 for the subfile.

try the following test-file inlude.lyx and tell
what's going on.
untar the attachement and put all three files in one
directory. start lyx with include.lyx, click on the
include-file marker and correct path. load inlude1.lyx
and correct path for the image. now run dvi-view on
include.lyx.

this one runs perfectly with my 1.1.6fix1

Herbert

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 include.tgz


Re: font change

2001-04-11 Thread Remzi Seker

I must be doing something wrong... it is not working

On Wednesday 11 April 2001 14:34, Herbert Voss wrote:
= Remzi Seker wrote:
= 
=  I have another question though... Do you know how  I can change the font
 for =  "References" title?
=
= in latex preamble
=
= \AtBeginDocument{\renewcommand\refname{\Huge References}}
=
= for \Huge write whatever you want.
=
= Herbert
=
=

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University of Alabama at Birmingham
Electrical and Computer Eng. Dept. BEC 261 B 
1530 3rd Avenue South 
Birmingham, AL 35294-4461
Tel: (205) 975-0391
Fax: (205) 975-3337



Re: font change

2001-04-11 Thread Herbert Voss

Remzi Seker wrote:
 
 I must be doing something wrong... it is not working

what kind of textclass? article or book?

Herbert

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Re: font change

2001-04-11 Thread Remzi Seker

I am using report koma-script...
if I put 
\renewcommand\bibname{\rmfamily\mdseries REFERENCES}

I do get the "REFERENCES" as a title but still big. If I replace 
\mdseries with \tiny then it is too small. Basicly I want the title 
REFERENCES be size 12, times font.

Thanks
R

On Wednesday 11 April 2001 14:55, Herbert Voss wrote:
= Remzi Seker wrote:
= 
=  I must be doing something wrong... it is not working
=
= what kind of textclass? article or book?
=
= Herbert
=

-- 
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Graduate Assistant
University of Alabama at Birmingham
Electrical and Computer Eng. Dept. BEC 261 B 
1530 3rd Avenue South 
Birmingham, AL 35294-4461
Tel: (205) 975-0391
Fax: (205) 975-3337



Re: font change

2001-04-11 Thread Remzi Seker

Hi, sorry for being not specific enough.. I put:
\renewcommand\bibname{\rmfamily\mdseries REFERENCES}
in tex format (red) in the document right before the ref. field. 
It didn't do anything in the preamble.
R
On Wednesday 11 April 2001 14:55, Herbert Voss wrote:
= Remzi Seker wrote:
= 
=  I must be doing something wrong... it is not working
=
= what kind of textclass? article or book?
=
= Herbert
=

-- 
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Graduate Assistant
University of Alabama at Birmingham
Electrical and Computer Eng. Dept. BEC 261 B 
1530 3rd Avenue South 
Birmingham, AL 35294-4461
Tel: (205) 975-0391
Fax: (205) 975-3337



Problem: displaystyle into a math mode

2001-04-11 Thread Juan Ramon Rico

Hi evarybody:


If I use a TeX mode into a equation (math-mode) in lyx1.1.6fix1
I write displaystyle into an equation and DVI show formula ok
but if you save the kk.lyx file and close lyx.

Next time you load equation (kk.lyx) the
command displaystyle is desappeared but
if you read kk.lyx with a text editor \displaystyle is there.

If you want to print the documente syou should rewrite all
equations again.

Is It possible to save the lyx file and the displaystyle command
appear when you load the same file?.

There is a little sample as attachment, called kk.lyx

Thanks.

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#LyX 1.1 created this file. For more info see http://www.lyx.org/
\lyxformat 218
\textclass article
\language english
\inputencoding default
\fontscheme default
\graphics default
\paperfontsize default
\spacing single 
\papersize Default
\paperpackage a4
\use_geometry 0
\use_amsmath 0
\paperorientation portrait
\secnumdepth 3
\tocdepth 3
\paragraph_separation indent
\defskip medskip
\quotes_language english
\quotes_times 2
\papercolumns 1
\papersides 1
\paperpagestyle default

\layout Standard

v dsdsfsdfsdf
\layout Standard


\begin_inset Formula \[
\begin{array}{cc}
\frac{\displaystyle {\sum ^{M}_{i=0}d_{i}}}{\displaystyle {\sum ^{M}_{i=0}d_{i}}}  
dsfsdf\\
\frac{\sum ^{M}_{i=0}d_{i}}{\sum ^{M}_{i=0}d_{i}}  dfsdfsd
\end{array}\]

\end_inset 


\the_end



LyX under WIN98

2001-04-11 Thread Robert Braun

Hi,

i've a problem and can't solve it but hopefully you.

- i work with lyx 1.1.6win32 under Windows98.
- i have a bibliography-tool tkbibtex
- to use these tool in LyX i have to set in the lyxrc-file the line:

\serverpipe "c:/.lyxpipe"

but this doesn't work!!!

- the path in tkbibtex (that means in my tkbibtex.tcl) i've set:

set lyxpipe c:/.lyxpipe

this functioned well, because if i want to push a item from tkbibtex to LyX
it calls me, that it have not found  c:/.lyxpipe.*

LyX seems to ignore my entry in the lyxrc file. what should i do? i know
from an friend that he have the same problem.

much thanks for an answer in forward

Robert


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Germany

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It's ¡ok!: Problem: displaystyle into a math mode

2001-04-11 Thread Juan Ramon Rico



I read the solution in the lyx-users archive.

Cheers


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Re: font change

2001-04-11 Thread Herbert Voss

Remzi Seker wrote:
 
 Hi, sorry for being not specific enough.. I put:
 \renewcommand\bibname{\rmfamily\mdseries REFERENCES}
 in tex format (red) in the document right before the ref. field.
 It didn't do anything in the preamble.

for normalsize
\renewcommand\bibname{\normalsize\rmfamily\mdseries REFERENCES}

for 12pt or \large if your documentwide fontsize is 10 or 11pt.

Herbert

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Re: font change

2001-04-11 Thread Remzi Seker

Working very well now!
thanks!

On Wednesday 11 April 2001 16:16, Herbert Voss wrote:
= Remzi Seker wrote:
= 
=  Hi, sorry for being not specific enough.. I put:
=  \renewcommand\bibname{\rmfamily\mdseries REFERENCES}
=  in tex format (red) in the document right before the ref. field.
=  It didn't do anything in the preamble.
=
= for normalsize
= \renewcommand\bibname{\normalsize\rmfamily\mdseries REFERENCES}
=
= for 12pt or \large if your documentwide fontsize is 10 or 11pt.
=
= Herbert
=

-- 
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Graduate Assistant
University of Alabama at Birmingham
Electrical and Computer Eng. Dept. BEC 261 B 
1530 3rd Avenue South 
Birmingham, AL 35294-4461
Tel: (205) 975-0391
Fax: (205) 975-3337



Re: multipart-document and figures 2

2001-04-11 Thread Arnd Geldermann

Herbert Voss wrote:
 
 Arnd Geldermann wrote:
 
  I am using lyx 1.01 and got the following problem:
  a figure in an included files isn't displayed in ghostview of the
  masterdocument,
  because the path of the figure seems to be wrong.
  I this case i makes no difference, if i am using "include" or "input"
  for the subfile.
 
 try the following test-file inlude.lyx and tell
 what's going on.
 untar the attachement and put all three files in one
 directory. start lyx with include.lyx, click on the
 include-file marker and correct path. load inlude1.lyx
 and correct path for the image. now run dvi-view on
 include.lyx.
 
 this one runs perfectly with my 1.1.6fix1
 
 Herbert
 
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   Name: include.tgz
include.tgzType: application/x-gzip
   Encoding: base64

Yes it works very well.
My mistake was, that i used an old master-file and didn't use the
include-file maker again, so the path of
the figure wasn't correct.

Thank you very much and nice holidays.

Arnd Geldemann



TOC kills Latex

2001-04-11 Thread Aaron Macks

I have a 20page document, pretty straight forward, footnotes, some
style changes, but no tables or pictures. When I went to insert a
Table of Contents, 4 errors popped up in the first Latex pass:
about a page down from the TOC
2 describe missing /item elements within the TOC text, one a missing }
and the last a missing end-of-paragraph.
When I delete the TOC, all returns to normal
Lyx 1.1.6fix 1
TeX (Web2C 7.3.1) 3.14159

Aaron



Re: TOC kills Latex

2001-04-11 Thread Herbert Voss

Aaron Macks wrote:
 
 I have a 20page document, pretty straight forward, footnotes, some
 style changes, but no tables or pictures. When I went to insert a
 Table of Contents, 4 errors popped up in the first Latex pass:
 about a page down from the TOC
 2 describe missing /item elements within the TOC text, one a missing }
 and the last a missing end-of-paragraph.
 When I delete the TOC, all returns to normal
 Lyx 1.1.6fix 1

can you give an example file?

Herbert
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Re: placing an .eps file

2001-04-11 Thread Herbert Voss



On Tue, 10 Apr 2001, Anna H. Pryor wrote:

>
> I have looked in several places on how to do this...I hope that I can explain
> myself.
>
> I am using Lyx to make slides (for the first time...now that I have my first
> successful paper completed with it!) for a talk, and I would like to put a
> couple of logos in the upper right and left hand corners of each of the
> pages.  These images are about 1.5x1.5 inches in size.  The problem that I
> have is that I don't know how to PLACE the images into those areas.  Do I
> need to do this in a separate program (ie. make a header) and then bring it
> into Lyx?  It seems that Lyx should be capable of doing this with just the
> separate images.

have a look at

http://www.educat.hu-berlin.de/~voss/lyx/titlepage/logo.html

for different possibilities.

Herbert




semi-automatic generated MP3 playlist using LyX

2001-04-11 Thread T.Hartkens

Hi LyX enthusiasts!

The program
 
  mp3tolatex
 
scans a CD for MP3 files and generates a playlist which fits
in a CD case. The ouput file is written in the LyX file format.
 
download & info:
http://www.hartkens.de/thomas/ftp/mp3tolatex/index.html
 
 
The program mp3tolatex  generates automatically a draft proposal
of a play list on the basis of the mp3 tags. The output file can
be manually edited to complete or correct the song informations. Two
file formats are supported: the output file is either a LaTeX file or
a proper LyX file which can be loaded into the LaTeX front-end LyX
Because LyX offers a user-friendly interface for the semi-automatic
approach of mp3tolatex, the second file format is recommended.
 
Best wishes,
 
Thomas  


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Re: Quality problems with PDF windows

2001-04-11 Thread Robin Turner

On Monday 09 April 2001 21:42, you wrote:
> I have to use Windows to print the documents I type in
> LyX. But the problem is that when I convert it to PDF
> it doesn´t look very good in Acrobat Reader or
> Ghostscript for Windows. The fonts look very bad.
> Does anyone knows a workaround?

Maybe an obvious suggestion, but have you made sure you have antialiasing 
turned on?

PDF documents tend to look a bit yucky whatever viewer you're using (although 
the printout quality is only marginally below that of PostScript).  Given 
that you have Ghostscript in Windows, why not export as PostScript rather 
than PDF?

Robin



pretty-printing C/C++ code

2001-04-11 Thread Emanuele Olivetti

Hi,
is there an easy way to pretty-print source code (C/C++ or other) using lyx (or
latex) ? I mean different font for keywords, comments, preprocessor commands,
etc.


Thanks in advance,

Emanuele



Quick BibTeX question...

2001-04-11 Thread Sarah Mount


How can I print a ~ (tilde) in an article title? I don't want to put the
tilde over a letter (like in some Spanish words) I want it to appear on
its own. Any ideas?

Thanks everyone!

Sarah




Re: pretty-printing C/C++ code

2001-04-11 Thread Herbert Voss



On Wed, 11 Apr 2001, Emanuele Olivetti wrote:

> Hi,
> is there an easy way to pretty-print source code (C/C++ or other) using lyx (or
> latex) ? I mean different font for keywords, comments, preprocessor commands,
> etc.

package listings

http://www.educat.hu-berlin.de/~voss/lyx/listings/listings.html

Herbert




Re: Quality problems with PDF windows

2001-04-11 Thread EagleIce

On Wednesday 11 April 2001 11:20, Robin Turner wrote:
[snip]
> PostScript).  Given that you have Ghostscript in Windows, why not export as
> PostScript rather than PDF?
>
> Robin
Is there a free Win98 & W2k software available for this purpose?

Cheers,

ei


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Re: header on title page

2001-04-11 Thread Kari Ruohonen

On Tue, 10 Apr 2001, Remzi Seker wrote:

> Thanks Kari, it seems to be working...
> One thing though, I don't have a heading for 'abstract' when i use 
> report(koma-script)... How can I have that?

Strange - mine surely has abstract available (but it is down on the list).
Maybe this is an installation problem? Somebody else may be able to help.
Mine is lyx on linux installed from debian/potato packages.

Kari


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Re: Quick BibTeX question...

2001-04-11 Thread Herbert Voss


On Wed, 11 Apr 2001, Sarah Mount wrote:

>
> How can I print a ~ (tilde) in an article title? I don't want to put the
> tilde over a letter (like in some Spanish words) I want it to appear on
> its own. Any ideas?

have a look at

http://www.emerson.emory.edu/services/latex/latex_155.html#SEC155

for special character. in lyx you can write your ~, that is all.

HErbert




Re: Quality problems with PDF windows

2001-04-11 Thread EagleIce

On Wednesday 11 April 2001 12:40, EagleIce wrote:
> On Wednesday 11 April 2001 11:20, Robin Turner wrote:
> [snip]
>
> > PostScript).  Given that you have Ghostscript in Windows, why not export
> > as PostScript rather than PDF?
> >
> > Robin
>
> Is there a free Win98 & W2k software available for this purpose?
>
> Cheers,
>
> ei
To avoid misunderstanding; I meant if there is some Ghostscript software 
available for Win98 & W2k, free to download?

ei

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Re: Quick BibTeX question...

2001-04-11 Thread Sarah Mount

On Wed, 11 Apr 2001, Herbert Voss wrote:

> On Wed, 11 Apr 2001, Sarah Mount wrote:
> 
> >
> > How can I print a ~ (tilde) in an article title? I don't want to put the
> > tilde over a letter (like in some Spanish words) I want it to appear on
> > its own. Any ideas?
> 
> have a look at
> 
> http://www.emerson.emory.edu/services/latex/latex_155.html#SEC155
> 
> for special character. in lyx you can write your ~, that is all.

Thanks, but that doesn't work in a BibTeX field :(

Regards,

Sarah





Re: Quick BibTeX question...

2001-04-11 Thread Laurent DUVAL

*> > How can I print a ~ (tilde) in an article title? I don't want to put 
the
*> > tilde over a letter (like in some Spanish words) I want it to appear 
on
*> > its own. Any ideas?
*> 
*> have a look at
*> 
*> http://www.emerson.emory.edu/services/latex/latex_155.html#SEC155
*> 
*> for special character. in lyx you can write your ~, that is all.
*
*Thanks, but that doesn't work in a BibTeX field :(

\~{} works fine with  me in a bib file.




How to handle multiple page algorithms?

2001-04-11 Thread Steffen Seufert

Hi,

I'm trying to layout algorithms with a length of multiple pages.

I used algorithmic-floats for short algorithms,
so I want to continue the same style for the long ones.

Here's the problem:

If I use a long algorithm in an algorithmic-float it will
be layouted on one page cutting of the other pages.

If I use the algorithmic-environment without putting it
into a float there's no headline and these nice 
surrunding lines anymore.

So how can I produce the float-style for an algorithm
even when not defining itself as a float?

Thanks for your help in advance.

Ciao,
Steffen

P.S. I'm using the style "algo-0.3" for typsetting algorithms
in lyx.



Re: Quality problems with PDF windows

2001-04-11 Thread Robin Turner

On Wednesday 11 April 2001 14:51, EagleIce wrote:
> On Wednesday 11 April 2001 12:40, EagleIce wrote:
> > On Wednesday 11 April 2001 11:20, Robin Turner wrote:
> > [snip]
> >
> > > PostScript).  Given that you have Ghostscript in Windows, why not
> > > export as PostScript rather than PDF?
> > >
> > > Robin
> >
> > Is there a free Win98 & W2k software available for this purpose?
> >
> > Cheers,
> >
> > ei
>
> To avoid misunderstanding; I meant if there is some Ghostscript software
> available for Win98 & W2k, free to download?

Yes, you can download Aladdin Ghostscript and Ghostview for free.  Can't 
remember the site, but it should show up easily on any Internet search.

Robin



Re: Quick BibTeX question...

2001-04-11 Thread Jürgen Spitzmüller

How about \textasciitilde{}  ?

Greets,

Juergen

> On Wed, 11 Apr 2001, Herbert Voss wrote:
> 
> > On Wed, 11 Apr 2001, Sarah Mount wrote:
> > 
> > >
> > > How can I print a ~ (tilde) in an article title? I don't want to put the
> > > tilde over a letter (like in some Spanish words) I want it to appear on
> > > its own. Any ideas?
> > 
> > have a look at
> > 
> > http://www.emerson.emory.edu/services/latex/latex_155.html#SEC155
> > 
> > for special character. in lyx you can write your ~, that is all.
> 
> Thanks, but that doesn't work in a BibTeX field :(
> 
> Regards,
> 
> Sarah



Re: Hyphenation again...

2001-04-11 Thread Herbert Voss

Willy K wrote:
> 
> Ok, I removed the hyphenation. But know the words go
> over the margins, and that not what I want. Anyone
> knows how to fix that?

can you try \raggedright in tex(red)?

Herbert

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Re: Quick BibTeX question...

2001-04-11 Thread Sarah Mount

On Wed, 11 Apr 2001, Laurent DUVAL wrote:

> \~{} works fine with  me in a bib file.

Thanks - I'd forgotten about the {} !!

Regards,

Sarah




Re: Quick BibTeX question...

2001-04-11 Thread Herbert Voss

Laurent DUVAL wrote:
> 
> *> > How can I print a ~ (tilde) in an article title? I don't want to put
> the
> *> > tilde over a letter (like in some Spanish words) I want it to appear
> on
> *> > its own. Any ideas?
> *>
> *> have a look at
> *>
> *> http://www.emerson.emory.edu/services/latex/latex_155.html#SEC155
> *>
> *> for special character. in lyx you can write your ~, that is all.
> *
> *Thanks, but that doesn't work in a BibTeX field :(
> 
> \~{} works fine with  me in a bib file.

or alternative \~\ 
with a space behind the second backslash

Herbert

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Re: How to handle multiple page algorithms?

2001-04-11 Thread Herbert Voss

Steffen Seufert wrote:
> 
> I'm trying to layout algorithms with a length of multiple pages.
> 
> I used algorithmic-floats for short algorithms,
> so I want to continue the same style for the long ones.
> 
> Here's the problem:
> 
> If I use a long algorithm in an algorithmic-float it will
> be layouted on one page cutting of the other pages.
> 
> If I use the algorithmic-environment without putting it
> into a float there's no headline and these nice
> surrunding lines anymore.

floats with more than one page are not possible.

> So how can I produce the float-style for an algorithm
> even when not defining itself as a float?

use package nonfloat or write your own algorithm-environment.
i did this for long tables, have a look at

http://www.educat.hu-berlin.de/~voss/lyx/floats/nonFloat.phtml

Herbert


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\flushleft AND hyphenation possible together?

2001-04-11 Thread Kaspar Pflugshaupt

Hello,

I've tried a few things, but didn't get this to work: 

Can I have left-justified text _with_ hyphenation in Lyx? It would be cool 
e.g. for narrow table cells, where I'd like long words to be hyphenated, but 
margins not justified (due to "holes"). At the moment, I'm putting the 
hyphens in manually.

Does anybody have an idea?

Kaspar Pflugshaupt

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