Re: [Announce] LyX version 1.4.0
On Mar 11, Abdelrazak Younes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On windows at least, right-clicking on the menubar gives you the same toolbar popup menu. Ok. This doesn't work in Lyx natively on MacOS X. Holger
jed install problem
According to the packages database jed-nox (= text version) is available only as unstable. I have configured fink to use unstable (edited fink.conf, then run selfupdate, index and scanpackages). However, after this the list command doesn't include jed, and install fails: no such package. So, what could be wrong? Holger
Re: jed install problem
I am really sorry for the noise. The wrong list! H.
Re: [Announce] LyX version 1.4.0
On Mar 11, Abdelrazak Younes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On windows at least, right-clicking on the menubar gives you the same toolbar popup menu. Ok. This doesn't work in Lyx natively on MacOS X. Holger
jed install problem
According to the packages database jed-nox (= text version) is available only as unstable. I have configured fink to use unstable (edited fink.conf, then run selfupdate, index and scanpackages). However, after this the list command doesn't include jed, and install fails: no such package. So, what could be wrong? Holger
Re: jed install problem
I am really sorry for the noise. The wrong list! H.
Re: [Announce] LyX version 1.4.0
On Mar 11, Abdelrazak Younes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On windows at least, right-clicking on the menubar gives you the same > toolbar popup menu. Ok. This doesn't work in Lyx natively on MacOS X. Holger
jed install problem
According to the packages database jed-nox (= text version) is available only as unstable. I have configured fink to use unstable (edited fink.conf, then run selfupdate, index and scanpackages). However, after this the list command doesn't include jed, and install fails: no such package. So, what could be wrong? Holger
Re: jed install problem
I am really sorry for the noise. The wrong list! H.
Re: [Announce] LyX version 1.4.0
On Mar 8, Abdelrazak Younes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit : I have circumstances when I want to supress the toolbar. I found no way in the Tools - Preferences menu to do any customization of visible tools. Hello Mark, try to right-click on the toolbar area. How do you get the toolbar back again - besides quitting and restarting lyx? Holger
Re: [Announce] LyX version 1.4.0
On Mar 8, Abdelrazak Younes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit : I have circumstances when I want to supress the toolbar. I found no way in the Tools - Preferences menu to do any customization of visible tools. Hello Mark, try to right-click on the toolbar area. How do you get the toolbar back again - besides quitting and restarting lyx? Holger
Re: [Announce] LyX version 1.4.0
On Mar 8, Abdelrazak Younes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit : > >I have circumstances when I want to supress the toolbar. I found no way in > >the Tools -> Preferences menu to do any customization of visible tools. > > Hello Mark, try to right-click on the toolbar area. How do you get the toolbar back again - besides quitting and restarting lyx? Holger
Mac keyboard shortcut problem
Hi, I have installed Lyx/Mac 1.3.7 and appropriate Tex stuff on my mac mini. Everything seems to be ok - except that no keyboard shortcuts work. However, at lyx.org the following is stated: Mac-like keyboard shortcuts for commands and cursor movements (like OPT-LEFT to move left one word) are provided as the default for new installations. What should I do to make this default work? ~/Library/Application/ Support/Lyx/bind is empty. A pdf-file listing lyx/mac bindings came with the installation, but I can't get them work. Holger
Mac keyboard shortcut problem
Hi, I have installed Lyx/Mac 1.3.7 and appropriate Tex stuff on my mac mini. Everything seems to be ok - except that no keyboard shortcuts work. However, at lyx.org the following is stated: Mac-like keyboard shortcuts for commands and cursor movements (like OPT-LEFT to move left one word) are provided as the default for new installations. What should I do to make this default work? ~/Library/Application/ Support/Lyx/bind is empty. A pdf-file listing lyx/mac bindings came with the installation, but I can't get them work. Holger
Mac keyboard shortcut problem
Hi, I have installed Lyx/Mac 1.3.7 and appropriate Tex stuff on my mac mini. Everything seems to be ok - except that no keyboard shortcuts work. However, at lyx.org the following is stated: "Mac-like keyboard shortcuts for commands and cursor movements (like "OPT-LEFT" to move left one word) are provided as the default for new installations." What should I do to make this default work? ~/Library/Application/ Support/Lyx/bind is empty. A pdf-file listing lyx/mac bindings came with the installation, but I can't get them work. Holger
Bibliography question
I am new to lyx, and after a few weeks of use I'm delighted. What an ease to work, compared to word processors of the ordinary kind. Thanks to all lyx contributors. Now my question. Using the bibliography paragraph environment every item is numbered. Is there a way to turn off this numbering feature? Holger
Re: Bibliography question
On Mar 18, Jean-Pierre.Chretien [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: Ingar Pareliussen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'm not totaly sure that this is what your looking for, but many bibliograpic
styles needs to be declared in the preamble to function properly:
\usepackage(apalike)
or
\usepackage(natbib)
etc
I.
--
Ingar Pareliussen
This makes sense if you use bibtex, I guess.
I don't know a situation where it is better to type in directly
the biblio info rather than creating a database, but this is not the point
here.
Thanks for the suggestions, For future work I shall try out bibtex and
these packages.
I don't see any other way than hacking the bibliography environment
described in the class to wipe out the numbers.
Per email I got a suggestion which solves my problem with the document
at hand:
Try [EMAIL PROTECTED] {} in the preamble.
Thanks again.
Holger
Bibliography question
I am new to lyx, and after a few weeks of use I'm delighted. What an ease to work, compared to word processors of the ordinary kind. Thanks to all lyx contributors. Now my question. Using the bibliography paragraph environment every item is numbered. Is there a way to turn off this numbering feature? Holger
Re: Bibliography question
On Mar 18, Jean-Pierre.Chretien [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: Ingar Pareliussen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'm not totaly sure that this is what your looking for, but many bibliograpic
styles needs to be declared in the preamble to function properly:
\usepackage(apalike)
or
\usepackage(natbib)
etc
I.
--
Ingar Pareliussen
This makes sense if you use bibtex, I guess.
I don't know a situation where it is better to type in directly
the biblio info rather than creating a database, but this is not the point
here.
Thanks for the suggestions, For future work I shall try out bibtex and
these packages.
I don't see any other way than hacking the bibliography environment
described in the class to wipe out the numbers.
Per email I got a suggestion which solves my problem with the document
at hand:
Try [EMAIL PROTECTED] {} in the preamble.
Thanks again.
Holger
Bibliography question
I am new to lyx, and after a few weeks of use I'm delighted. What an ease to work, compared to word processors of the ordinary kind. Thanks to all lyx contributors. Now my question. Using the bibliography paragraph environment every item is numbered. Is there a way to turn off this numbering feature? Holger
Re: Bibliography question
On Mar 18, Jean-Pierre.Chretien <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > >>From: Ingar Pareliussen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >>I'm not totaly sure that this is what your looking for, but many bibliograpic
> >>styles needs to be declared in the preamble to function properly:
> >>
> >>\usepackage(apalike)
> >>or
> >>\usepackage(natbib)
> >>etc
> >>
> >>I.
> >>--
> >>Ingar Pareliussen
>
> This makes sense if you use bibtex, I guess.
> I don't know a situation where it is better to type in directly
> the biblio info rather than creating a database, but this is not the point
> here.
Thanks for the suggestions, For future work I shall try out bibtex and
these packages.
> I don't see any other way than hacking the bibliography environment
> described in the class to wipe out the numbers.
Per email I got a suggestion which solves my problem with the document
at hand:
> Try [EMAIL PROTECTED] {} in the preamble.
Thanks again.
Holger
