Re: inserting an empty page
Ansgar Hoffmann wrote: I've got another question that I feel is easy to answer, but I simply can't figure out how to do it: I want to insert an empty page in my lyx-document. I've tried \newpage and \clearpage, both don't have an effect. after \newpage or \clearpage insert a protected space (ctrl-space) or in TeX \null and then again a newpage/clearpage Herbert
Re: Font problem
Jan Peters wrote: My problem is actually a problem with the on-screen fonts only - after compiling it looks nice; already in the instant-preview! Only on screen it will always replace my greek characters - and changing the screen fonts does not help! You need to install the LaTeX XFT-fonts. regards Uwe
Re: Font problem
On Jul 20, 2004, at 5:54 AM, Uwe Stöhr wrote: Jan Peters wrote: My problem is actually a problem with the on-screen fonts only - after compiling it looks nice; already in the instant-preview! Only on screen it will always replace my greek characters - and changing the screen fonts does not help! I'm getting the same problem here. You need to install the LaTeX XFT-fonts. Things are actually a bit more complicated than this. LaTeX XFT-fonts are installed by default in LyX/Mac in the LyX/Mac bundle, but for some reason these fonts are not being recognized. When I reconfigure LyX, I get the following output in console: checking for TeX fonts +checking for cmex10... yes (pfb) +checking for cmmi10... yes (pfb) +checking for cmr10... yes (pfb) +checking for cmsy10... yes (pfb) +checking for eufm10... yes (pfb) +checking for msam10... yes (pfb) +checking for msbm10... yes (pfb) +checking for wasy10... yes (pfb) removing xfonts/fonts.dir, which is identical to the system global version removing font links In my teTeX installation, I have duplicate versions of all these fonts as .tfm and .pfb files; that's causing the conflict, right? How can we get LyX to recognize the .ttf fonts in the LyX.app bundle? Bennett
Dotless j and mathpazo
How can one get the dotless j with mathpazo (or any PSNFSS) fonts in
math mode?
$\textrm{\j}$ gives me a black square (but ok with CM fonts?)
$\jmath$ doesn't cut it because I need an upright bold version
The character is there, as seen in pazotest.pdf that comes with mathpazo
documentation. The only way I managed to get it is defining my own
command (modelled according to \ppleuro in mathpazo.sty):
\newcommand{\dotlessj}{{\fontencoding{U}\fontfamily{fplm}\selectfont
\char226}}
Isn't there an easier way? Any reason why \j or \dotlessj aren't defined
in mathpazo.sty already?
Regards,
Milos
Re: Font problem
On Jul 20, 2004, at 9:13 AM, Bennett Helm wrote: On Jul 20, 2004, at 5:54 AM, Uwe Stöhr wrote: Jan Peters wrote: My problem is actually a problem with the on-screen fonts only - after compiling it looks nice; already in the instant-preview! Only on screen it will always replace my greek characters - and changing the screen fonts does not help! I'm getting the same problem here. You need to install the LaTeX XFT-fonts. Things are actually a bit more complicated than this. LaTeX XFT-fonts are installed by default in LyX/Mac in the LyX/Mac bundle, but for some reason these fonts are not being recognized. When I reconfigure LyX, I get the following output in console: checking for TeX fonts +checking for cmex10... yes (pfb) +checking for cmmi10... yes (pfb) +checking for cmr10... yes (pfb) +checking for cmsy10... yes (pfb) +checking for eufm10... yes (pfb) +checking for msam10... yes (pfb) +checking for msbm10... yes (pfb) +checking for wasy10... yes (pfb) removing xfonts/fonts.dir, which is identical to the system global version removing font links In my teTeX installation, I have duplicate versions of all these fonts as .tfm and .pfb files; that's causing the conflict, right? How can we get LyX to recognize the .ttf fonts in the LyX.app bundle? Bennett I have had no such problems with my Lyx/Mac. On both OS X 10.2 and 10.3. I get the same output in the console and I also have both .tfm and .pfb fonts installed. Must be something else? Steve
Re: Font problem
Stephen Buonopane wrote: In my teTeX installation, I have duplicate versions of all these fonts as .tfm and .pfb files; that's causing the conflict, right? How can we get LyX to recognize the .ttf fonts in the LyX.app bundle? Bennett I have had no such problems with my Lyx/Mac. On both OS X 10.2 and 10.3. I get the same output in the console and I also have both .tfm and .pfb fonts installed. Must be something else? tfm: TeX font metric file. TeX reads .tfm files to find out how big letters are. (TeX doesn't actually know anything about fonts.) Some other program, like a driver, reads PK, Type1, TrueType etc to actually render the letters. You might find this useful for general info: http://tinyurl.com/4hl6g pfb: Typically, a UNIX Type1 font is distributed as an afm (adobe font metric) file, and an outline file, which is usually a pfb (printer font binary) or pfa (printer font ascii) file. The outline file contains all the glyphs, while the metric file contains the metrics. On Win32 afm files are often replaced by pfm files. A general description of all the different font files on your machine and how to go about configuring 'em: http://tinyurl.com/43vrv I don't suppose that either link will nail down your problem, but I've found both to be generally useful. -- Angus
Re: inserting an empty page
Zitat von Rich Shepard [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Ansgar, I don't think that I completely understand. The title page should not be numbered. There's no number printed on the title page with the book document class. But the second page should start with ii not i, so the next page on the right side, which would be the first containing any text, is numbered iii. That's what I think is the way it's meant to be. If you use the Insert-Lists ToC you don't need to insert LaTeX. Yep, I used the menu to insert the ToC. But I want the frontmatter of my document to appear in the ToC as well, like Table of Contents Abstracti Acknowledgementsiii Table of Contentsv Table of figuresvii Chapter 11 Section 1.1 5 Chapter 217 and so on... That's why I put in the ERT. I didn't see another way apart from using ERT for that. Without ERT the frontmatter simply doesn't appear in the ToC. With the report document class and using ERT this works fine, but with the book document class the list-entries for the Table of Contents, list of figures and list of tables have wrong numbers. Any ideas how to change that? Herbert's workaround is a good alternative, though. Regards, Ansgar
Re: Dotless j and mathpazo
Milos Komarcevic wrote: How can one get the dotless j with mathpazo (or any PSNFSS) fonts in math mode? $\imath\jmath$ mark with the cursor and then ctrl-m Herbert
Re: Dotless j and mathpazo
Milos Komarcevic wrote: How can one get the dotless j with mathpazo (or any PSNFSS) fonts in math mode? $\jmath$ doesn't cut it because I need an upright bold version ignore my mail, didn't read upright ... Herbert
Re: Dotless j and mathpazo
Juergen Spitzmueller wrote: Does this help? http://tug.ctan.org/tex-archive/macros/latex/contrib/bezos/dotlessi.sty Sure does, thanks Juergen! OT: Still makes me wonder why my TeX installation needs get bigger and more difficult to maintain, even for trivial tasks, when the character is already available with the font... Anyways...
math-size displaystyle
Hi list Back with another problem :) I can't use the math-size displaystyle like in man, 5.6.3. It does work in the man, but i type math-size displaystyle in my equation and nothing happens. I saw previous messages in archive but no solutions (except redefining something in preamble and then ert...) Does anyone use this? Thanks Eric
Re: math-size displaystyle
Eric Delevaux wrote: I can't use the math-size displaystyle like in man, 5.6.3. Do you mean chapter 5.7.3? It seems that this is a bug. The minibuffer commands don't work. But if you use math-commands, it works. E.g. if you type '\displaystyle' in an inline formula, a purple-framed box appears in which you can insert the stuff, that should be displayed in the size 'displaystyle'. regards Uwe
Re: Font problem
You need to install the LaTeX XFT-fonts. No they are installed... -Jan
Re: Font problem
My problem is actually a problem with the on-screen fonts only - after compiling it looks nice; already in the instant-preview! Only on screen it will always replace my greek characters - and changing the screen fonts does not help! You need to install the LaTeX XFT-fonts. Also for the Aqua version? This makes complete sense for the X11 version but not the Aqua version!
Re: Font problem
I have had no such problems with my Lyx/Mac. On both OS X 10.2 and 10.3. I get the same output in the console and I also have both .tfm and .pfb fonts installed. Must be something else? Steve, which version of Lyx do you have 1.3.4 or 1.3.3? I believe, it happens only for LyX Aqua 1.3.4 -Jan
Re: Font problem
Hi Bennet! I am not sure what is causing the problem. Installed LyX for a completely new user and it did not help - same problem. Interestingly, tough it happens ONLY for selected characters. It is like if it was just missing exactly one or two fonts but not more. I am quite confused here as not even hacking around like e.g., replace the xfonts dir by a backupped one etc helps... I heard you took over from Ron for version 1.4.0, is that right? I would love to be a LyX tester for you whenever you need people to test the new version upon!! -Jan On Tue, 20 Jul 2004 09:13:14 -0400, Bennett Helm [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On Jul 20, 2004, at 5:54 AM, Uwe Stöhr wrote: Jan Peters wrote: My problem is actually a problem with the on-screen fonts only - after compiling it looks nice; already in the instant-preview! Only on screen it will always replace my greek characters - and changing the screen fonts does not help! I'm getting the same problem here. You need to install the LaTeX XFT-fonts. Things are actually a bit more complicated than this. LaTeX XFT-fonts are installed by default in LyX/Mac in the LyX/Mac bundle, but for some reason these fonts are not being recognized. When I reconfigure LyX, I get the following output in console: checking for TeX fonts +checking for cmex10... yes (pfb) +checking for cmmi10... yes (pfb) +checking for cmr10... yes (pfb) +checking for cmsy10... yes (pfb) +checking for eufm10... yes (pfb) +checking for msam10... yes (pfb) +checking for msbm10... yes (pfb) +checking for wasy10... yes (pfb) removing xfonts/fonts.dir, which is identical to the system global version removing font links In my teTeX installation, I have duplicate versions of all these fonts as .tfm and .pfb files; that's causing the conflict, right? How can we get LyX to recognize the .ttf fonts in the LyX.app bundle? Bennett
Re: Font problem
Can really nobody help me getting that problem away easily? It cannot be something sooo special! -Jan
report, labeling
Hello list, I'm curious if there's a smoother way for this 'problem': When I want use the labeling environment in the report class (koma-script), usually I define it by selecting the environment from the dropdown menu. But there's no chance to define the longest title - to do that I have to use ERT. Is there a way to achieve this without using ERT? tia. Oliver
Re: inserting an empty page
Ansgar Hoffmann wrote: I've got another question that I feel is easy to answer, but I simply can't figure out how to do it: I want to insert an empty page in my lyx-document. I've tried \newpage and \clearpage, both don't have an effect. after \newpage or \clearpage insert a protected space (ctrl-space) or in TeX \null and then again a newpage/clearpage Herbert
Re: Font problem
Jan Peters wrote: My problem is actually a problem with the on-screen fonts only - after compiling it looks nice; already in the instant-preview! Only on screen it will always replace my greek characters - and changing the screen fonts does not help! You need to install the LaTeX XFT-fonts. regards Uwe
Re: Font problem
On Jul 20, 2004, at 5:54 AM, Uwe Stöhr wrote: Jan Peters wrote: My problem is actually a problem with the on-screen fonts only - after compiling it looks nice; already in the instant-preview! Only on screen it will always replace my greek characters - and changing the screen fonts does not help! I'm getting the same problem here. You need to install the LaTeX XFT-fonts. Things are actually a bit more complicated than this. LaTeX XFT-fonts are installed by default in LyX/Mac in the LyX/Mac bundle, but for some reason these fonts are not being recognized. When I reconfigure LyX, I get the following output in console: checking for TeX fonts +checking for cmex10... yes (pfb) +checking for cmmi10... yes (pfb) +checking for cmr10... yes (pfb) +checking for cmsy10... yes (pfb) +checking for eufm10... yes (pfb) +checking for msam10... yes (pfb) +checking for msbm10... yes (pfb) +checking for wasy10... yes (pfb) removing xfonts/fonts.dir, which is identical to the system global version removing font links In my teTeX installation, I have duplicate versions of all these fonts as .tfm and .pfb files; that's causing the conflict, right? How can we get LyX to recognize the .ttf fonts in the LyX.app bundle? Bennett
Dotless j and mathpazo
How can one get the dotless j with mathpazo (or any PSNFSS) fonts in
math mode?
$\textrm{\j}$ gives me a black square (but ok with CM fonts?)
$\jmath$ doesn't cut it because I need an upright bold version
The character is there, as seen in pazotest.pdf that comes with mathpazo
documentation. The only way I managed to get it is defining my own
command (modelled according to \ppleuro in mathpazo.sty):
\newcommand{\dotlessj}{{\fontencoding{U}\fontfamily{fplm}\selectfont
\char226}}
Isn't there an easier way? Any reason why \j or \dotlessj aren't defined
in mathpazo.sty already?
Regards,
Milos
Re: Font problem
On Jul 20, 2004, at 9:13 AM, Bennett Helm wrote: On Jul 20, 2004, at 5:54 AM, Uwe Stöhr wrote: Jan Peters wrote: My problem is actually a problem with the on-screen fonts only - after compiling it looks nice; already in the instant-preview! Only on screen it will always replace my greek characters - and changing the screen fonts does not help! I'm getting the same problem here. You need to install the LaTeX XFT-fonts. Things are actually a bit more complicated than this. LaTeX XFT-fonts are installed by default in LyX/Mac in the LyX/Mac bundle, but for some reason these fonts are not being recognized. When I reconfigure LyX, I get the following output in console: checking for TeX fonts +checking for cmex10... yes (pfb) +checking for cmmi10... yes (pfb) +checking for cmr10... yes (pfb) +checking for cmsy10... yes (pfb) +checking for eufm10... yes (pfb) +checking for msam10... yes (pfb) +checking for msbm10... yes (pfb) +checking for wasy10... yes (pfb) removing xfonts/fonts.dir, which is identical to the system global version removing font links In my teTeX installation, I have duplicate versions of all these fonts as .tfm and .pfb files; that's causing the conflict, right? How can we get LyX to recognize the .ttf fonts in the LyX.app bundle? Bennett I have had no such problems with my Lyx/Mac. On both OS X 10.2 and 10.3. I get the same output in the console and I also have both .tfm and .pfb fonts installed. Must be something else? Steve
Re: Font problem
Stephen Buonopane wrote: In my teTeX installation, I have duplicate versions of all these fonts as .tfm and .pfb files; that's causing the conflict, right? How can we get LyX to recognize the .ttf fonts in the LyX.app bundle? Bennett I have had no such problems with my Lyx/Mac. On both OS X 10.2 and 10.3. I get the same output in the console and I also have both .tfm and .pfb fonts installed. Must be something else? tfm: TeX font metric file. TeX reads .tfm files to find out how big letters are. (TeX doesn't actually know anything about fonts.) Some other program, like a driver, reads PK, Type1, TrueType etc to actually render the letters. You might find this useful for general info: http://tinyurl.com/4hl6g pfb: Typically, a UNIX Type1 font is distributed as an afm (adobe font metric) file, and an outline file, which is usually a pfb (printer font binary) or pfa (printer font ascii) file. The outline file contains all the glyphs, while the metric file contains the metrics. On Win32 afm files are often replaced by pfm files. A general description of all the different font files on your machine and how to go about configuring 'em: http://tinyurl.com/43vrv I don't suppose that either link will nail down your problem, but I've found both to be generally useful. -- Angus
Re: inserting an empty page
Zitat von Rich Shepard [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Ansgar, I don't think that I completely understand. The title page should not be numbered. There's no number printed on the title page with the book document class. But the second page should start with ii not i, so the next page on the right side, which would be the first containing any text, is numbered iii. That's what I think is the way it's meant to be. If you use the Insert-Lists ToC you don't need to insert LaTeX. Yep, I used the menu to insert the ToC. But I want the frontmatter of my document to appear in the ToC as well, like Table of Contents Abstracti Acknowledgementsiii Table of Contentsv Table of figuresvii Chapter 11 Section 1.1 5 Chapter 217 and so on... That's why I put in the ERT. I didn't see another way apart from using ERT for that. Without ERT the frontmatter simply doesn't appear in the ToC. With the report document class and using ERT this works fine, but with the book document class the list-entries for the Table of Contents, list of figures and list of tables have wrong numbers. Any ideas how to change that? Herbert's workaround is a good alternative, though. Regards, Ansgar
Re: Dotless j and mathpazo
Milos Komarcevic wrote: How can one get the dotless j with mathpazo (or any PSNFSS) fonts in math mode? $\imath\jmath$ mark with the cursor and then ctrl-m Herbert
Re: Dotless j and mathpazo
Milos Komarcevic wrote: How can one get the dotless j with mathpazo (or any PSNFSS) fonts in math mode? $\jmath$ doesn't cut it because I need an upright bold version ignore my mail, didn't read upright ... Herbert
Re: Dotless j and mathpazo
Juergen Spitzmueller wrote: Does this help? http://tug.ctan.org/tex-archive/macros/latex/contrib/bezos/dotlessi.sty Sure does, thanks Juergen! OT: Still makes me wonder why my TeX installation needs get bigger and more difficult to maintain, even for trivial tasks, when the character is already available with the font... Anyways...
math-size displaystyle
Hi list Back with another problem :) I can't use the math-size displaystyle like in man, 5.6.3. It does work in the man, but i type math-size displaystyle in my equation and nothing happens. I saw previous messages in archive but no solutions (except redefining something in preamble and then ert...) Does anyone use this? Thanks Eric
Re: math-size displaystyle
Eric Delevaux wrote: I can't use the math-size displaystyle like in man, 5.6.3. Do you mean chapter 5.7.3? It seems that this is a bug. The minibuffer commands don't work. But if you use math-commands, it works. E.g. if you type '\displaystyle' in an inline formula, a purple-framed box appears in which you can insert the stuff, that should be displayed in the size 'displaystyle'. regards Uwe
Re: Font problem
You need to install the LaTeX XFT-fonts. No they are installed... -Jan
Re: Font problem
My problem is actually a problem with the on-screen fonts only - after compiling it looks nice; already in the instant-preview! Only on screen it will always replace my greek characters - and changing the screen fonts does not help! You need to install the LaTeX XFT-fonts. Also for the Aqua version? This makes complete sense for the X11 version but not the Aqua version!
Re: Font problem
I have had no such problems with my Lyx/Mac. On both OS X 10.2 and 10.3. I get the same output in the console and I also have both .tfm and .pfb fonts installed. Must be something else? Steve, which version of Lyx do you have 1.3.4 or 1.3.3? I believe, it happens only for LyX Aqua 1.3.4 -Jan
Re: Font problem
Hi Bennet! I am not sure what is causing the problem. Installed LyX for a completely new user and it did not help - same problem. Interestingly, tough it happens ONLY for selected characters. It is like if it was just missing exactly one or two fonts but not more. I am quite confused here as not even hacking around like e.g., replace the xfonts dir by a backupped one etc helps... I heard you took over from Ron for version 1.4.0, is that right? I would love to be a LyX tester for you whenever you need people to test the new version upon!! -Jan On Tue, 20 Jul 2004 09:13:14 -0400, Bennett Helm [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On Jul 20, 2004, at 5:54 AM, Uwe Stöhr wrote: Jan Peters wrote: My problem is actually a problem with the on-screen fonts only - after compiling it looks nice; already in the instant-preview! Only on screen it will always replace my greek characters - and changing the screen fonts does not help! I'm getting the same problem here. You need to install the LaTeX XFT-fonts. Things are actually a bit more complicated than this. LaTeX XFT-fonts are installed by default in LyX/Mac in the LyX/Mac bundle, but for some reason these fonts are not being recognized. When I reconfigure LyX, I get the following output in console: checking for TeX fonts +checking for cmex10... yes (pfb) +checking for cmmi10... yes (pfb) +checking for cmr10... yes (pfb) +checking for cmsy10... yes (pfb) +checking for eufm10... yes (pfb) +checking for msam10... yes (pfb) +checking for msbm10... yes (pfb) +checking for wasy10... yes (pfb) removing xfonts/fonts.dir, which is identical to the system global version removing font links In my teTeX installation, I have duplicate versions of all these fonts as .tfm and .pfb files; that's causing the conflict, right? How can we get LyX to recognize the .ttf fonts in the LyX.app bundle? Bennett
Re: Font problem
Can really nobody help me getting that problem away easily? It cannot be something sooo special! -Jan
report, labeling
Hello list, I'm curious if there's a smoother way for this 'problem': When I want use the labeling environment in the report class (koma-script), usually I define it by selecting the environment from the dropdown menu. But there's no chance to define the longest title - to do that I have to use ERT. Is there a way to achieve this without using ERT? tia. Oliver
Re: inserting an empty page
Ansgar Hoffmann wrote: I've got another question that I feel is easy to answer, but I simply can't figure out how to do it: I want to insert an empty page in my lyx-document. I've tried \newpage and \clearpage, both don't have an effect. after \newpage or \clearpage insert a protected space (ctrl-space) or in TeX \null and then again a newpage/clearpage Herbert
Re: Font problem
Jan Peters wrote: My problem is actually a problem with the on-screen fonts only - after compiling it looks nice; already in the instant-preview! Only on screen it will always replace my greek characters - and changing the screen fonts does not help! You need to install the LaTeX XFT-fonts. regards Uwe
Re: Font problem
On Jul 20, 2004, at 5:54 AM, Uwe Stöhr wrote: Jan Peters wrote: My problem is actually a problem with the on-screen fonts only - after compiling it looks nice; already in the instant-preview! Only on screen it will always replace my greek characters - and changing the screen fonts does not help! I'm getting the same problem here. You need to install the LaTeX XFT-fonts. Things are actually a bit more complicated than this. LaTeX XFT-fonts are installed by default in LyX/Mac in the LyX/Mac bundle, but for some reason these fonts are not being recognized. When I reconfigure LyX, I get the following output in console: checking for TeX fonts +checking for cmex10... yes (pfb) +checking for cmmi10... yes (pfb) +checking for cmr10... yes (pfb) +checking for cmsy10... yes (pfb) +checking for eufm10... yes (pfb) +checking for msam10... yes (pfb) +checking for msbm10... yes (pfb) +checking for wasy10... yes (pfb) removing xfonts/fonts.dir, which is identical to the system global version removing font links In my teTeX installation, I have duplicate versions of all these fonts as .tfm and .pfb files; that's causing the conflict, right? How can we get LyX to recognize the .ttf fonts in the LyX.app bundle? Bennett
Dotless j and mathpazo
How can one get the dotless j with mathpazo (or any PSNFSS) fonts in
math mode?
$\textrm{\j}$ gives me a black square (but ok with CM fonts?)
$\jmath$ doesn't cut it because I need an upright bold version
The character is there, as seen in pazotest.pdf that comes with mathpazo
documentation. The only way I managed to get it is defining my own
command (modelled according to \ppleuro in mathpazo.sty):
\newcommand{\dotlessj}{{\fontencoding{U}\fontfamily{fplm}\selectfont
\char226}}
Isn't there an easier way? Any reason why \j or \dotlessj aren't defined
in mathpazo.sty already?
Regards,
Milos
Re: Font problem
On Jul 20, 2004, at 9:13 AM, Bennett Helm wrote: On Jul 20, 2004, at 5:54 AM, Uwe Stöhr wrote: Jan Peters wrote: My problem is actually a problem with the on-screen fonts only - after compiling it looks nice; already in the instant-preview! Only on screen it will always replace my greek characters - and changing the screen fonts does not help! I'm getting the same problem here. You need to install the LaTeX XFT-fonts. Things are actually a bit more complicated than this. LaTeX XFT-fonts are installed by default in LyX/Mac in the LyX/Mac bundle, but for some reason these fonts are not being recognized. When I reconfigure LyX, I get the following output in console: checking for TeX fonts +checking for cmex10... yes (pfb) +checking for cmmi10... yes (pfb) +checking for cmr10... yes (pfb) +checking for cmsy10... yes (pfb) +checking for eufm10... yes (pfb) +checking for msam10... yes (pfb) +checking for msbm10... yes (pfb) +checking for wasy10... yes (pfb) removing xfonts/fonts.dir, which is identical to the system global version removing font links In my teTeX installation, I have duplicate versions of all these fonts as .tfm and .pfb files; that's causing the conflict, right? How can we get LyX to recognize the .ttf fonts in the LyX.app bundle? Bennett I have had no such problems with my Lyx/Mac. On both OS X 10.2 and 10.3. I get the same output in the console and I also have both .tfm and .pfb fonts installed. Must be something else? Steve
Re: Font problem
Stephen Buonopane wrote: >> In my teTeX installation, I have duplicate versions of all these fonts >> as .tfm and .pfb files; that's causing the conflict, right? >> >> How can we get LyX to recognize the .ttf fonts in the LyX.app bundle? >> >> Bennett >> > > I have had no such problems with my Lyx/Mac. On both OS X 10.2 and 10.3. > I get the same output in the console and I also have both .tfm and .pfb > fonts installed. > Must be something else? tfm: TeX font metric file. TeX reads .tfm files to find out how big letters are. (TeX doesn't actually know anything about fonts.) Some other program, like a driver, reads PK, Type1, TrueType etc to actually render the letters. You might find this useful for general info: http://tinyurl.com/4hl6g pfb: Typically, a UNIX Type1 font is distributed as an afm (adobe font metric) file, and an outline file, which is usually a pfb (printer font binary) or pfa (printer font ascii) file. The outline file contains all the glyphs, while the metric file contains the metrics. On Win32 afm files are often replaced by pfm files. A general description of all the different font files on your machine and how to go about configuring 'em: http://tinyurl.com/43vrv I don't suppose that either link will nail down your problem, but I've found both to be generally useful. -- Angus
Re: inserting an empty page
Zitat von Rich Shepard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Ansgar, > > I don't think that I completely understand. The title page should not be > numbered. There's no number printed on the title page with the book document class. But the second page should start with "ii" not "i", so the next page on the right side, which would be the first containing any text, is numbered "iii". That's what I think is "the way it's meant to be". > > If you use the Insert->Lists & ToC you don't need to insert LaTeX. Yep, I used the menu to insert the ToC. But I want the frontmatter of my document to appear in the ToC as well, like Table of Contents Abstracti Acknowledgementsiii Table of Contentsv Table of figuresvii Chapter 11 Section 1.1 5 Chapter 217 and so on... That's why I put in the ERT. I didn't see another way apart from using ERT for that. Without ERT the frontmatter simply doesn't appear in the ToC. With the report document class and using ERT this works fine, but with the book document class the list-entries for the Table of Contents, list of figures and list of tables have wrong numbers. Any ideas how to change that? Herbert's workaround is a good alternative, though. Regards, Ansgar
Re: Dotless j and mathpazo
Milos Komarcevic wrote: How can one get the dotless j with mathpazo (or any PSNFSS) fonts in math mode? $\imath\jmath$ mark with the cursor and then ctrl-m Herbert
Re: Dotless j and mathpazo
Milos Komarcevic wrote: How can one get the dotless j with mathpazo (or any PSNFSS) fonts in math mode? >$\jmath$ doesn't cut it because I need an upright bold version ignore my mail, didn't read "upright" ... Herbert
Re: Dotless j and mathpazo
Juergen Spitzmueller wrote: Does this help? http://tug.ctan.org/tex-archive/macros/latex/contrib/bezos/dotlessi.sty Sure does, thanks Juergen! OT: Still makes me wonder why my TeX installation needs get bigger and more difficult to maintain, even for trivial tasks, when the character is already available with the font... Anyways...
math-size displaystyle
Hi list Back with another problem :) I can't use the math-size displaystyle like in man, 5.6.3. It does work in the man, but i type "math-size displaystyle" in my equation and nothing happens. I saw previous messages in archive but no solutions (except redefining something in preamble and then ert...) Does anyone use this? Thanks Eric
Re: math-size displaystyle
Eric Delevaux wrote: I can't use the math-size displaystyle like in man, 5.6.3. Do you mean chapter 5.7.3? It seems that this is a bug. The minibuffer commands don't work. But if you use math-commands, it works. E.g. if you type '\displaystyle' in an inline formula, a purple-framed box appears in which you can insert the stuff, that should be displayed in the size 'displaystyle'. regards Uwe
Re: Font problem
> You need to install the LaTeX XFT-fonts. No they are installed... -Jan
Re: Font problem
> > My problem is actually a problem with the on-screen fonts only - after > > compiling it looks nice; already in the instant-preview! > > > > Only on screen it will always replace my greek characters - and > > changing the screen fonts does not help! > > You need to install the LaTeX XFT-fonts. Also for the Aqua version? This makes complete sense for the X11 version but not the Aqua version!
Re: Font problem
> I have had no such problems with my Lyx/Mac. On both OS X 10.2 and 10.3. > I get the same output in the console and I also have both .tfm and .pfb > fonts installed. > Must be something else? Steve, which version of Lyx do you have 1.3.4 or 1.3.3? I believe, it happens only for LyX Aqua 1.3.4 -Jan
Re: Font problem
Hi Bennet! I am not sure what is causing the problem. Installed LyX for a completely new user and it did not help - same problem. Interestingly, tough it happens ONLY for selected characters. It is like if it was just missing exactly one or two fonts but not more. I am quite confused here as not even hacking around like e.g., replace the xfonts dir by a backupped one etc helps... I heard you took over from Ron for version 1.4.0, is that right? I would love to be a LyX tester for you whenever you need people to test the new version upon!! -Jan On Tue, 20 Jul 2004 09:13:14 -0400, Bennett Helm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > On Jul 20, 2004, at 5:54 AM, Uwe Stöhr wrote: > > > Jan Peters wrote: > > > >> My problem is actually a problem with the on-screen fonts only - after > >> compiling it looks nice; already in the instant-preview! > >> Only on screen it will always replace my greek characters - and > >> changing the screen fonts does not help! > > I'm getting the same problem here. > > > You need to install the LaTeX XFT-fonts. > > Things are actually a bit more complicated than this. LaTeX XFT-fonts > are installed by default in LyX/Mac in the LyX/Mac bundle, but for some > reason these fonts are not being recognized. When I reconfigure LyX, I > get the following output in console: > > checking for TeX fonts > +checking for cmex10... yes (pfb) > +checking for cmmi10... yes (pfb) > +checking for cmr10... yes (pfb) > +checking for cmsy10... yes (pfb) > +checking for eufm10... yes (pfb) > +checking for msam10... yes (pfb) > +checking for msbm10... yes (pfb) > +checking for wasy10... yes (pfb) > removing xfonts/fonts.dir, which is identical to the system global > version > removing font links > > In my teTeX installation, I have duplicate versions of all these fonts > as .tfm and .pfb files; that's causing the conflict, right? > > How can we get LyX to recognize the .ttf fonts in the LyX.app bundle? > > Bennett >
Re: Font problem
Can really nobody help me getting that problem away easily? It cannot be something sooo special! -Jan
report, labeling
Hello list, I'm curious if there's a smoother way for this 'problem': When I want use the labeling environment in the report class (koma-script), usually I define it by selecting the environment from the dropdown menu. But there's no chance to define the longest title - to do that I have to use ERT. Is there a way to achieve this without using ERT? tia. Oliver
