Re: Figure Numbering

[Nicolás]

Hi!

You may take a look at this page:
http://www.iam.ubc.ca/~newbury/tex/numbering.html

Nicolás

Guillaume SANTINI wrote:

Hi,

I'm writing a book class document. I have Graphics and Tables inserted 
in many sections and subsections. I use the following procedure to 
insert my floating graphics and table:

1/ Insert-Floats-Graphics (or Table)
2/ Then, in the caption, I change the text format to standart and use 
the tex syntax: \caption[Title]{comments}
The compilation works well. Table's numbering is OK. Each table is 
numbered with 2 numbers. The first correspond to the chapter number, and 
the second to the position of the table in the chapter (ex. I.1, I.2, 
, I.16, II.1, ).
My problem comes with the graphics numbering. Each figure is numbered 
with 4 numbers!!! The first 3 numbers corresponds to the 
chapter-section-subsection numbers. The last is ununderstandable. 
Sometimes it starts at zero, sometimes not. Sometime I have differents 
graphics with the same number (up to ten graphics) in one section.

How can I number the Graphics as the Tables with a 2 numbers format?

I'm a newbie,
Thanks for your help

Guillaume SANTINI

Re: newbie question: difficulty adding classes to OSX

[Ingar Pareliussen]

Torsdag 14. juli 2005 03:04 skreiv Aaron Falk:
 I'm trying to use LaTeX and LyX for the first time and am having trouble
 adding the IEEEconf class (needed to generate a conference paper) to my OSX
 configuration.  I can see that Latex can find it by using:

 nak:~ falk$ kpsewhich tex IEEEconf.cls
 /sw/share/texmf-dist/tex/latex/ieeeconf/IEEEconf.cls
 nak:~ falk$

 Also, if I select View:Tex Information:Latex classes, I see it as well.
 But it does not show up on Help:LaTeX Configuration or
 Layout:Document:Document class.

I guess you do not have a IEEEconf.layout file. As far as I know you have to 
make your own...

I hope that IEEEconf is a similar to IEEEtran :). In that case you have to 
find your IEEEtran.layout file copy it to a new file named IEEEconf.layout in 
the same folder. And edit the the second line in IEEEconf.layout from  
#  \DeclareLaTeXClass{article (IEEEtran)}
to
#  \DeclareLaTeXClass{article (IEEEconf)}
and it should turn up when you reconfigure LyX.

Ingar

Re: newbie question: difficulty adding classes to OSX

[Angus Leeming]

Aaron Falk wrote:
 WAG: you installed IEEEconf.cls after you installed LyX?
 yes.

 I think you may need to Edit:Reconfigure.
 tried that, no joy.

LyX doesn't know anything about LaTeX .cls files. You need to write an
IEEEconf.layout file for LyX.

I'd guess that this should be enough to get you started:

#% Do not delete he line below; configure depends on this
#  \DeclareLaTeXClass{article (IEEEconf)}
Input article.layout

But you might want to look at IEEEtran.layout too...

-- 
Angus

Re: Lettering Appendices

[Milos Komarcevic]

Hi Rich

Rich Shepard [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

 
In the Users Guide is a paragraph about adding an Appendix (or more than
 one). It says to type the title, select Chapter as the environment, then
 access Layout-Start Appendix Here with the cursor at the front of the title.
 This puts a red/brown box around the appendix. And, all this works for me.
 But, there's no leading Appendix A. When I insert a file under a section
 environment, that section title is shown as ?.1. The ToC reflects the same
 lack of information.

I haven't tried the Layout menu option, but (using the book class)
I've just put \appendix in ERT on a separate line just before the 
chapter title, and all the subsequent chapter titles come out
as lettered appendices for me. Hope that works for you too.

Regards,
Milos

Re: accents in the index

[Helge Hafting]

jean wrote:


My LANG environment is fr_FR.UTF-8.
When I set it to fr_FR, as suggested, the problem disappears for new 
index entries. I will retype the (not so many) old index entries.

The phenomena also disappears for HTML output.
Jean


This is a well-known problem, lyx struggle with utf-8.

Setting LANG this way also lets the spellchecker work, if you
previously had trouble with spellchecking non-ascii words.

Helge Hafting

Greek Symbols in Lyx window

[Chiranjib Sur]

Hi All,
 I am using LYX for quite a long time. Recently I have installed LYX-1.3.5 in 
my Laptop which runs on Redhat 9. But I can't see the greek and math symbols on 
the screen. On the screen it's showing the latex commands, for example it is 
showing \beta but not the symbol beta. Where as in my desktop the problem never 
happens with RedHat9.

Anybody knows what is the reason and how to solve it?
Regards,
Chiranjib

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minitoc and multiple documents

[David Legland]

Hi,

I write document using different file for each chapter.
I also use minitoc package to have TOC at the beginning of each section.

The minitoc appears correctly when I compile the whole document, but for 
individual chapters, the contents remains empty.


I have put an ERT with \dominitoc at the beginning of the doc.
I suppose there is something more to do,but what ?

can you help ?



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Hanging Caps

[Roy Schestowitz]

Has anyone had luck embedding hanging caps (one large capital letter at the
start of a paragraph and /several/ lines adjacent to its right)? I spent days
trying to figure out a solution to no avail. I saw people doing it in LaTeX,
but I am very disorientated outside LyX. Any advice will be greatly
appreciated.

Roy

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http://Schestowitz.com

Re: Hanging Caps

[Axel Dessecker]

Roy,

Am Donnerstag, 14. Juli 2005 15:29 schrieb Roy Schestowitz:
 Has anyone had luck embedding hanging caps (one large capital letter at the
 start of a paragraph and /several/ lines adjacent to its right)? I spent
 days trying to figure out a solution to no avail. I saw people doing it in
 LaTeX, but I am very disorientated outside LyX. Any advice will be greatly

Have a look at

http://daniel.flipo.free.fr/lettrine/index.html

This is in French but it might be of help. I have never used it, though.

Axel

Re: Hanging Caps

[Geoffrey Lloyd]

In summary put

\usepackage{lettrine}

in the preamble.  And then use \lettrine{X}{text} in your document.  X 
refers to the hanging letter and the text will be in small caps. Anything 
else will be texted wrapped in that paragraph.


More info can be found, in English, in the attachment.




Axel



lettrine.dvi
Description: Binary data

Re: Hanging Caps

[Roy Schestowitz]

Quoting Axel Dessecker:


Roy,

Am Donnerstag, 14. Juli 2005 15:29 schrieb Roy Schestowitz:

Has anyone had luck embedding hanging caps (one large capital letter at the
start of a paragraph and /several/ lines adjacent to its right)? I spent
days trying to figure out a solution to no avail. I saw people doing it in
LaTeX, but I am very disorientated outside LyX. Any advice will be greatly


Have a look at

http://daniel.flipo.free.fr/lettrine/index.html

This is in French but it might be of help. I have never used it, though.


Thanks a bunch. I used a translation tool and looked at the PDF demo. It seems
like valuable information that will lead me in the right direction.

Many thanks,

Roy

--
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http://Schestowitz.com

Re: Lettering Appendices

[Rich Shepard]

On Thu, 14 Jul 2005, Milos Komarcevic wrote:


I haven't tried the Layout menu option, but (using the book class) I've
just put \appendix in ERT on a separate line just before the chapter title,
and all the subsequent chapter titles come out as lettered appendices for
me. Hope that works for you too.


Milos,

  As long as the chapter is numbered, this does work just fine. Thanks very
much for the idea.

Rich

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Re: Lettering Appendices

[Rich Shepard]

On Tue, 12 Jul 2005, Rich Shepard wrote:


In the Users Guide is a paragraph about adding an Appendix (or more than
one). It says to type the title, select Chapter as the environment, ...


  In addition to Milos' excellent hack, I figured out my error with the menu
approach: I had selected the Chapter* environment rather than the Chapter
environment. Since it was not numbered it could not be lettered. User error,
again.

Rich

--
Dr. Richard B. Shepard, President  | Author of Quantifying Environmental
Applied Ecosystem Services, Inc. (TM)  | Impact Assessments Using Fuzzy Logic
http://www.appl-ecosys.com   Voice: 503-667-4517   Fax: 503-667-8863

Fw: Mathcad?

[samar]

I am afraid this did not get copied to Lyx-Users last time



Hi

I wonder if you could elaborate on what you want to do. Transferring text 
is a cut and paste operation. Have just

tried it out. It would however, end up as a text field in Mathcad 2000.

Transferring formulae is unlikely to work if you want them to be part of 
the maths in mathcad. That would appear to be a very different protocol 
from the Lyx math protocol, but someone else may have better ideas.


samar
- Original Message - 
From: Brian Williams [EMAIL PROTECTED]

To: lyx-users@lists.lyx.org
Sent: Thursday, July 14, 2005 10:35 PM
Subject: Mathcad?




Hi,

has anyone successfully transferred information between LyX / LaTeX and 
Mathcad 2000i?


Best regards,

Brian Williams


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[Guillaume SANTINI]

Hi,

I want to insert a multipage pdf document in the body of a lyx 
book-class document. I've converted the pdf file in 12 post-script files 
(one per page) in order to insert each one as a graphic. I want to keep 
(more or less) the original size of the PDF text. How can I change 
margins just for the few concerned pages?


Guillaume

Re: Figure Numbering

[Nicolás]

Hi!

You may take a look at this page:
http://www.iam.ubc.ca/~newbury/tex/numbering.html

Nicolás

Guillaume SANTINI wrote:

Hi,

I'm writing a book class document. I have Graphics and Tables inserted 
in many sections and subsections. I use the following procedure to 
insert my floating graphics and table:

1/ Insert-Floats-Graphics (or Table)
2/ Then, in the caption, I change the text format to standart and use 
the tex syntax: \caption[Title]{comments}
The compilation works well. Table's numbering is OK. Each table is 
numbered with 2 numbers. The first correspond to the chapter number, and 
the second to the position of the table in the chapter (ex. I.1, I.2, 
, I.16, II.1, ).
My problem comes with the graphics numbering. Each figure is numbered 
with 4 numbers!!! The first 3 numbers corresponds to the 
chapter-section-subsection numbers. The last is ununderstandable. 
Sometimes it starts at zero, sometimes not. Sometime I have differents 
graphics with the same number (up to ten graphics) in one section.

How can I number the Graphics as the Tables with a 2 numbers format?

I'm a newbie,
Thanks for your help

Guillaume SANTINI

Re: newbie question: difficulty adding classes to OSX

[Ingar Pareliussen]

Torsdag 14. juli 2005 03:04 skreiv Aaron Falk:
 I'm trying to use LaTeX and LyX for the first time and am having trouble
 adding the IEEEconf class (needed to generate a conference paper) to my OSX
 configuration.  I can see that Latex can find it by using:

 nak:~ falk$ kpsewhich tex IEEEconf.cls
 /sw/share/texmf-dist/tex/latex/ieeeconf/IEEEconf.cls
 nak:~ falk$

 Also, if I select View:Tex Information:Latex classes, I see it as well.
 But it does not show up on Help:LaTeX Configuration or
 Layout:Document:Document class.

I guess you do not have a IEEEconf.layout file. As far as I know you have to 
make your own...

I hope that IEEEconf is a similar to IEEEtran :). In that case you have to 
find your IEEEtran.layout file copy it to a new file named IEEEconf.layout in 
the same folder. And edit the the second line in IEEEconf.layout from  
#  \DeclareLaTeXClass{article (IEEEtran)}
to
#  \DeclareLaTeXClass{article (IEEEconf)}
and it should turn up when you reconfigure LyX.

Ingar

Re: newbie question: difficulty adding classes to OSX

[Angus Leeming]

Aaron Falk wrote:
 WAG: you installed IEEEconf.cls after you installed LyX?
 yes.

 I think you may need to Edit:Reconfigure.
 tried that, no joy.

LyX doesn't know anything about LaTeX .cls files. You need to write an
IEEEconf.layout file for LyX.

I'd guess that this should be enough to get you started:

#% Do not delete he line below; configure depends on this
#  \DeclareLaTeXClass{article (IEEEconf)}
Input article.layout

But you might want to look at IEEEtran.layout too...

-- 
Angus

Re: Lettering Appendices

[Milos Komarcevic]

Hi Rich

Rich Shepard [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

 
In the Users Guide is a paragraph about adding an Appendix (or more than
 one). It says to type the title, select Chapter as the environment, then
 access Layout-Start Appendix Here with the cursor at the front of the title.
 This puts a red/brown box around the appendix. And, all this works for me.
 But, there's no leading Appendix A. When I insert a file under a section
 environment, that section title is shown as ?.1. The ToC reflects the same
 lack of information.

I haven't tried the Layout menu option, but (using the book class)
I've just put \appendix in ERT on a separate line just before the 
chapter title, and all the subsequent chapter titles come out
as lettered appendices for me. Hope that works for you too.

Regards,
Milos

Re: accents in the index

[Helge Hafting]

jean wrote:


My LANG environment is fr_FR.UTF-8.
When I set it to fr_FR, as suggested, the problem disappears for new 
index entries. I will retype the (not so many) old index entries.

The phenomena also disappears for HTML output.
Jean


This is a well-known problem, lyx struggle with utf-8.

Setting LANG this way also lets the spellchecker work, if you
previously had trouble with spellchecking non-ascii words.

Helge Hafting

Greek Symbols in Lyx window

[Chiranjib Sur]

Hi All,
 I am using LYX for quite a long time. Recently I have installed LYX-1.3.5 in 
my Laptop which runs on Redhat 9. But I can't see the greek and math symbols on 
the screen. On the screen it's showing the latex commands, for example it is 
showing \beta but not the symbol beta. Where as in my desktop the problem never 
happens with RedHat9.

Anybody knows what is the reason and how to solve it?
Regards,
Chiranjib

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minitoc and multiple documents

[David Legland]

Hi,

I write document using different file for each chapter.
I also use minitoc package to have TOC at the beginning of each section.

The minitoc appears correctly when I compile the whole document, but for 
individual chapters, the contents remains empty.


I have put an ERT with \dominitoc at the beginning of the doc.
I suppose there is something more to do,but what ?

can you help ?



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---
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INRA, Unit? de Biom?trietel : +33 (0)1 34 65 22 19
Domaine de Vilvert  fax : +33 (0)1 34 65 22 17
F-78352 Jouy-en-Josas Cedex   email : [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Hanging Caps

[Roy Schestowitz]

Has anyone had luck embedding hanging caps (one large capital letter at the
start of a paragraph and /several/ lines adjacent to its right)? I spent days
trying to figure out a solution to no avail. I saw people doing it in LaTeX,
but I am very disorientated outside LyX. Any advice will be greatly
appreciated.

Roy

-- 
Roy S. Schestowitz
http://Schestowitz.com

Re: Hanging Caps

[Axel Dessecker]

Roy,

Am Donnerstag, 14. Juli 2005 15:29 schrieb Roy Schestowitz:
 Has anyone had luck embedding hanging caps (one large capital letter at the
 start of a paragraph and /several/ lines adjacent to its right)? I spent
 days trying to figure out a solution to no avail. I saw people doing it in
 LaTeX, but I am very disorientated outside LyX. Any advice will be greatly

Have a look at

http://daniel.flipo.free.fr/lettrine/index.html

This is in French but it might be of help. I have never used it, though.

Axel

Re: Hanging Caps

[Geoffrey Lloyd]

In summary put

\usepackage{lettrine}

in the preamble.  And then use \lettrine{X}{text} in your document.  X 
refers to the hanging letter and the text will be in small caps. Anything 
else will be texted wrapped in that paragraph.


More info can be found, in English, in the attachment.




Axel



lettrine.dvi
Description: Binary data

Re: Hanging Caps

[Roy Schestowitz]

Quoting Axel Dessecker:


Roy,

Am Donnerstag, 14. Juli 2005 15:29 schrieb Roy Schestowitz:

Has anyone had luck embedding hanging caps (one large capital letter at the
start of a paragraph and /several/ lines adjacent to its right)? I spent
days trying to figure out a solution to no avail. I saw people doing it in
LaTeX, but I am very disorientated outside LyX. Any advice will be greatly


Have a look at

http://daniel.flipo.free.fr/lettrine/index.html

This is in French but it might be of help. I have never used it, though.


Thanks a bunch. I used a translation tool and looked at the PDF demo. It seems
like valuable information that will lead me in the right direction.

Many thanks,

Roy

--
Roy S. Schestowitz
http://Schestowitz.com

Re: Lettering Appendices

[Rich Shepard]

On Thu, 14 Jul 2005, Milos Komarcevic wrote:


I haven't tried the Layout menu option, but (using the book class) I've
just put \appendix in ERT on a separate line just before the chapter title,
and all the subsequent chapter titles come out as lettered appendices for
me. Hope that works for you too.


Milos,

  As long as the chapter is numbered, this does work just fine. Thanks very
much for the idea.

Rich

--
Dr. Richard B. Shepard, President  | Author of Quantifying Environmental
Applied Ecosystem Services, Inc. (TM)  | Impact Assessments Using Fuzzy Logic
http://www.appl-ecosys.com   Voice: 503-667-4517   Fax: 503-667-8863

Re: Lettering Appendices

[Rich Shepard]

On Tue, 12 Jul 2005, Rich Shepard wrote:


In the Users Guide is a paragraph about adding an Appendix (or more than
one). It says to type the title, select Chapter as the environment, ...


  In addition to Milos' excellent hack, I figured out my error with the menu
approach: I had selected the Chapter* environment rather than the Chapter
environment. Since it was not numbered it could not be lettered. User error,
again.

Rich

--
Dr. Richard B. Shepard, President  | Author of Quantifying Environmental
Applied Ecosystem Services, Inc. (TM)  | Impact Assessments Using Fuzzy Logic
http://www.appl-ecosys.com   Voice: 503-667-4517   Fax: 503-667-8863

Fw: Mathcad?

[samar]

I am afraid this did not get copied to Lyx-Users last time



Hi

I wonder if you could elaborate on what you want to do. Transferring text 
is a cut and paste operation. Have just

tried it out. It would however, end up as a text field in Mathcad 2000.

Transferring formulae is unlikely to work if you want them to be part of 
the maths in mathcad. That would appear to be a very different protocol 
from the Lyx math protocol, but someone else may have better ideas.


samar
- Original Message - 
From: Brian Williams [EMAIL PROTECTED]

To: lyx-users@lists.lyx.org
Sent: Thursday, July 14, 2005 10:35 PM
Subject: Mathcad?




Hi,

has anyone successfully transferred information between LyX / LaTeX and 
Mathcad 2000i?


Best regards,

Brian Williams


-
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with Yahoo! Photos. Get Yahoo! Photos

Margins

[Guillaume SANTINI]

Hi,

I want to insert a multipage pdf document in the body of a lyx 
book-class document. I've converted the pdf file in 12 post-script files 
(one per page) in order to insert each one as a graphic. I want to keep 
(more or less) the original size of the PDF text. How can I change 
margins just for the few concerned pages?


Guillaume

Re: Figure Numbering

[Nicolás]

Hi!

You may take a look at this page:
http://www.iam.ubc.ca/~newbury/tex/numbering.html

Nicolás

Guillaume SANTINI wrote:

Hi,

I'm writing a book class document. I have Graphics and Tables inserted 
in many sections and subsections. I use the following procedure to 
insert my floating graphics and table:

1/ Insert->Floats->Graphics (or Table)
2/ Then, in the caption, I change the text format to "standart" and use 
the tex syntax: \caption[Title]{comments}
The compilation works well. Table's numbering is OK. Each table is 
numbered with 2 numbers. The first correspond to the chapter number, and 
the second to the position of the table in the chapter (ex. I.1, I.2, 
, I.16, II.1, ).
My problem comes with the graphics numbering. Each figure is numbered 
with 4 numbers!!! The first 3 numbers corresponds to the 
chapter-section-subsection numbers. The last is ununderstandable. 
Sometimes it starts at zero, sometimes not. Sometime I have differents 
graphics with the same number (up to ten graphics) in one section.

How can I number the Graphics as the Tables with a 2 numbers format?

I'm a newbie,
Thanks for your help

Guillaume SANTINI

Re: newbie question: difficulty adding classes to OSX

[Ingar Pareliussen]

Torsdag 14. juli 2005 03:04 skreiv Aaron Falk:
> I'm trying to use LaTeX and LyX for the first time and am having trouble
> adding the IEEEconf class (needed to generate a conference paper) to my OSX
> configuration.  I can see that Latex can find it by using:
>
> nak:~ falk$ kpsewhich tex IEEEconf.cls
> /sw/share/texmf-dist/tex/latex/ieeeconf/IEEEconf.cls
> nak:~ falk$
>
> Also, if I select View:Tex Information:Latex classes, I see it as well.
> But it does not show up on Help:LaTeX Configuration or
> Layout:Document:Document class.

I guess you do not have a IEEEconf.layout file. As far as I know you have to 
make your own...

I hope that IEEEconf is a similar to IEEEtran :). In that case you have to 
find your IEEEtran.layout file copy it to a new file named IEEEconf.layout in 
the same folder. And edit the the second line in IEEEconf.layout from  
#  \DeclareLaTeXClass{article (IEEEtran)}
to
#  \DeclareLaTeXClass{article (IEEEconf)}
and it should turn up when you reconfigure LyX.

Ingar

Re: newbie question: difficulty adding classes to OSX

[Angus Leeming]

Aaron Falk wrote:
>> WAG: you installed IEEEconf.cls after you installed LyX?
> yes.

>> I think you may need to Edit:Reconfigure.
> tried that, no joy.

LyX doesn't know anything about LaTeX .cls files. You need to write an
IEEEconf.layout file for LyX.

I'd guess that this should be enough to get you started:

#% Do not delete he line below; configure depends on this
#  \DeclareLaTeXClass{article (IEEEconf)}
Input article.layout

But you might want to look at IEEEtran.layout too...

-- 
Angus

Re: Lettering Appendices

[Milos Komarcevic]

Hi Rich

Rich Shepard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

> 
>In the "Users Guide" is a paragraph about adding an Appendix (or more than
> one). It says to type the title, select "Chapter" as the environment, then
> access Layout->Start Appendix Here with the cursor at the front of the title.
> This puts a red/brown box around the appendix. And, all this works for me.
> But, there's no leading "Appendix A". When I insert a file under a section
> environment, that section title is shown as "?.1". The ToC reflects the same
> lack of information.

I haven't tried the Layout menu option, but (using the book class)
I've just put \appendix in ERT on a separate line just before the 
chapter title, and all the subsequent chapter titles come out
as lettered appendices for me. Hope that works for you too.

Regards,
Milos

Re: accents in the index

[Helge Hafting]

jean wrote:


My LANG environment is fr_FR.UTF-8.
When I set it to fr_FR, as suggested, the problem disappears for new 
index entries. I will retype the (not so many) old index entries.

The phenomena also disappears for HTML output.
Jean


This is a well-known problem, lyx struggle with utf-8.

Setting LANG this way also lets the spellchecker work, if you
previously had trouble with spellchecking non-ascii words.

Helge Hafting

Greek Symbols in Lyx window

[Chiranjib Sur]

Hi All,
 I am using LYX for quite a long time. Recently I have installed LYX-1.3.5 in 
my Laptop which runs on Redhat 9. But I can't see the greek and math symbols on 
the screen. On the screen it's showing the latex commands, for example it is 
showing \beta but not the symbol beta. Where as in my desktop the problem never 
happens with RedHat9.

Anybody knows what is the reason and how to solve it?
Regards,
Chiranjib

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minitoc and multiple documents

[David Legland]

Hi,

I write document using different file for each chapter.
I also use minitoc package to have TOC at the beginning of each section.

The minitoc appears correctly when I compile the whole document, but for 
individual chapters, the contents remains empty.


I have put an ERT with \dominitoc at the beginning of the doc.
I suppose there is something more to do,but what ?

can you help ?



--
---
David Legland
INRA, Unit? de Biom?trietel : +33 (0)1 34 65 22 19
Domaine de Vilvert  fax : +33 (0)1 34 65 22 17
F-78352 Jouy-en-Josas Cedex   email : [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Hanging Caps

[Roy Schestowitz]

Has anyone had luck embedding hanging caps (one large capital letter at the
start of a paragraph and /several/ lines adjacent to its right)? I spent days
trying to figure out a solution to no avail. I saw people doing it in LaTeX,
but I am very disorientated outside LyX. Any advice will be greatly
appreciated.

Roy

-- 
Roy S. Schestowitz
http://Schestowitz.com

Re: Hanging Caps

[Axel Dessecker]

Roy,

Am Donnerstag, 14. Juli 2005 15:29 schrieb Roy Schestowitz:
> Has anyone had luck embedding hanging caps (one large capital letter at the
> start of a paragraph and /several/ lines adjacent to its right)? I spent
> days trying to figure out a solution to no avail. I saw people doing it in
> LaTeX, but I am very disorientated outside LyX. Any advice will be greatly

Have a look at

http://daniel.flipo.free.fr/lettrine/index.html

This is in French but it might be of help. I have never used it, though.

Axel

Re: Hanging Caps

[Geoffrey Lloyd]

In summary put

\usepackage{lettrine}

in the preamble.  And then use \lettrine{X}{text} in your document.  X 
refers to the hanging letter and the text will be in small caps. Anything 
else will be texted wrapped in that paragraph.


More info can be found, in English, in the attachment.




Axel



lettrine.dvi
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Re: Hanging Caps

[Roy Schestowitz]

Quoting Axel Dessecker:


Roy,

Am Donnerstag, 14. Juli 2005 15:29 schrieb Roy Schestowitz:

Has anyone had luck embedding hanging caps (one large capital letter at the
start of a paragraph and /several/ lines adjacent to its right)? I spent
days trying to figure out a solution to no avail. I saw people doing it in
LaTeX, but I am very disorientated outside LyX. Any advice will be greatly


Have a look at

http://daniel.flipo.free.fr/lettrine/index.html

This is in French but it might be of help. I have never used it, though.


Thanks a bunch. I used a translation tool and looked at the PDF demo. It seems
like valuable information that will lead me in the right direction.

Many thanks,

Roy

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Re: Lettering Appendices

[Rich Shepard]

On Thu, 14 Jul 2005, Milos Komarcevic wrote:


I haven't tried the Layout menu option, but (using the book class) I've
just put \appendix in ERT on a separate line just before the chapter title,
and all the subsequent chapter titles come out as lettered appendices for
me. Hope that works for you too.


Milos,

  As long as the chapter is numbered, this does work just fine. Thanks very
much for the idea.

Rich

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Re: Lettering Appendices

[Rich Shepard]

On Tue, 12 Jul 2005, Rich Shepard wrote:


In the "Users Guide" is a paragraph about adding an Appendix (or more than
one). It says to type the title, select "Chapter" as the environment, ...


  In addition to Milos' excellent hack, I figured out my error with the menu
approach: I had selected the "Chapter*" environment rather than the "Chapter"
environment. Since it was not numbered it could not be lettered. User error,
again.

Rich

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Applied Ecosystem Services, Inc. (TM)  | Impact Assessments Using Fuzzy Logic"
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Fw: Mathcad?

[samar]

I am afraid this did not get copied to Lyx-Users last time



Hi

I wonder if you could elaborate on what you want to do. Transferring text 
is a cut and paste operation. Have just

tried it out. It would however, end up as a text field in Mathcad 2000.

Transferring formulae is unlikely to work if you want them to be part of 
the maths in mathcad. That would appear to be a very different protocol 
from the Lyx math protocol, but someone else may have better ideas.


samar
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Subject: Mathcad?




Hi,

has anyone successfully transferred information between LyX / LaTeX and 
Mathcad 2000i?


Best regards,

Brian Williams


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Margins

[Guillaume SANTINI]

Hi,

I want to insert a multipage pdf document in the body of a lyx 
book-class document. I've converted the pdf file in 12 post-script files 
(one per page) in order to insert each one as a graphic. I want to keep 
(more or less) the original size of the PDF text. How can I change 
margins just for the few concerned pages?


Guillaume