Re: komascript letter class
Matej Cepl [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Unfortunately, letter class is probably the most complicated standard class you can find. However, if you want to dwelve into that get some LaTeX info and for making LyX layout I would begin with stanadard LaTeX letter class (not Koma-Script) -- it is much more simple. As a first step I merely wanted to understand how the komascript letter class is supposed to work under lyx without any tweaking or making own layouts. But maybe it will not work at all? Kari
Re: komascript letter class
Matej Cepl [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Unfortunately, letter class is probably the most complicated standard class you can find. However, if you want to dwelve into that get some LaTeX info and for making LyX layout I would begin with stanadard LaTeX letter class (not Koma-Script) -- it is much more simple. As a first step I merely wanted to understand how the komascript letter class is supposed to work under lyx without any tweaking or making own layouts. But maybe it will not work at all? Kari
Re: komascript letter class
Matej Cepl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Unfortunately, letter class is probably the most complicated > standard class you can find. However, if you want to dwelve into > that get some LaTeX info and for making LyX layout I would begin > with stanadard LaTeX letter class (not Koma-Script) -- it is much > more simple. As a first step I merely wanted to understand how the komascript letter class is supposed to work under lyx without any tweaking or making own layouts. But maybe it will not work at all? Kari
komascript letter class
Hi - I'd like to develop my own letter layout and took a look at
komascript letter class in lyx. However, I am totally stuck and the
documentation in the Extended Lyx Features does not seem to be of much
help. I don't simply understand how to build the document. Can
somebody send me an example lyx file to use as a starting point?
I tried to define letter environment etc. but all I got when
latexing the file are errors like missing
\begin{document}. According to the documentation letter environment
implicitly defines a new letter. What am I missing here?
I use Lyx 1.2.2. from 16 Dec 2002.
Thanks,
Kari
komascript letter class
Hi - I'd like to develop my own letter layout and took a look at
komascript letter class in lyx. However, I am totally stuck and the
documentation in the Extended Lyx Features does not seem to be of much
help. I don't simply understand how to build the document. Can
somebody send me an example lyx file to use as a starting point?
I tried to define letter environment etc. but all I got when
latexing the file are errors like missing
\begin{document}. According to the documentation letter environment
implicitly defines a new letter. What am I missing here?
I use Lyx 1.2.2. from 16 Dec 2002.
Thanks,
Kari
komascript letter class
Hi - I'd like to develop my own letter layout and took a look at
komascript letter class in lyx. However, I am totally stuck and the
documentation in the Extended Lyx Features does not seem to be of much
help. I don't simply understand how to build the document. Can
somebody send me an example lyx file to use as a starting point?
I tried to define "letter" environment etc. but all I got when
latexing the file are errors like "missing
\begin{document}". According to the documentation "letter" environment
implicitly defines a new letter. What am I missing here?
I use Lyx 1.2.2. from 16 Dec 2002.
Thanks,
Kari
whole screen photos in slide presentation
Hi, I am preparing a lecture with Lyx and prosper as a pdf-presentation. This time I would like to add a few photographs in my presentation. I would prefer them to cover the whole screen to maximise their size (this is a computer presentation) and not having slide title and other master items on the photo slidews. Any suggestions how to achieve this? An alternative is to add the photo as the only item on the slide (giving image size 100% of the page) but then (a) it is smaller in size (waste of screen area) and (b) the position is not what I like it to be (the image is placed too low with some unnecessary extra space between the title and the image). All help appreciated, thanks Kari
whole screen photos in slide presentation
Hi, I am preparing a lecture with Lyx and prosper as a pdf-presentation. This time I would like to add a few photographs in my presentation. I would prefer them to cover the whole screen to maximise their size (this is a computer presentation) and not having slide title and other master items on the photo slidews. Any suggestions how to achieve this? An alternative is to add the photo as the only item on the slide (giving image size 100% of the page) but then (a) it is smaller in size (waste of screen area) and (b) the position is not what I like it to be (the image is placed too low with some unnecessary extra space between the title and the image). All help appreciated, thanks Kari
whole screen photos in slide presentation
Hi, I am preparing a lecture with Lyx and prosper as a pdf-presentation. This time I would like to add a few photographs in my presentation. I would prefer them to cover the whole screen to maximise their size (this is a computer presentation) and not having slide title and other "master" items on the photo slidews. Any suggestions how to achieve this? An alternative is to add the photo as the only item on the slide (giving image size 100% of the page) but then (a) it is smaller in size (waste of screen area) and (b) the position is not what I like it to be (the image is placed too low with some unnecessary extra space between the title and the image). All help appreciated, thanks Kari
Prosper and overlays
Hi, Is there a way to use prosper overlays-command in Lyx without writing everything in red latex? Kari
Prosper and overlays
Hi, Is there a way to use prosper overlays-command in Lyx without writing everything in red latex? Kari
Prosper and overlays
Hi, Is there a way to use prosper overlays-command in Lyx without writing everything in red latex? Kari
LInebreaks in a table
Hi! I used to manage to fix the width of a table column by giving the width and choosing the linebreaks option from the table layout display. This is explained in User's guide. However, with 1.1.6fix3 I don't seem to be able to do this anymore because I can't find linebreaks. Can somebody point me to documentation explaining how this can be done or give a quick explanation? Thanks, Kari
LInebreaks in a table
Hi! I used to manage to fix the width of a table column by giving the width and choosing the linebreaks option from the table layout display. This is explained in User's guide. However, with 1.1.6fix3 I don't seem to be able to do this anymore because I can't find linebreaks. Can somebody point me to documentation explaining how this can be done or give a quick explanation? Thanks, Kari
LInebreaks in a table
Hi! I used to manage to fix the width of a table column by giving the width and choosing the "linebreaks" option from the table layout display. This is explained in User's guide. However, with 1.1.6fix3 I don't seem to be able to do this anymore because I can't find "linebreaks". Can somebody point me to documentation explaining how this can be done or give a quick explanation? Thanks, Kari
Re: cd-box class
On Mon, 13 Aug 2001, Gerhard Schuck wrote: Of course I tried that, but didn't find it there. I have no idea, why it's not on my system. I don't miss anything else. I can't find it either from my installation. I am running Debian unstable with Lyx 1.1.6fix3. Kari
Re: cd-box class
On Mon, 13 Aug 2001, Gerhard Schuck wrote: Of course I tried that, but didn't find it there. I have no idea, why it's not on my system. I don't miss anything else. I can't find it either from my installation. I am running Debian unstable with Lyx 1.1.6fix3. Kari
Re: cd-box class
On Mon, 13 Aug 2001, Gerhard Schuck wrote: > Of course I tried that, but didn't find it there. I have no idea, why it's > not on my system. I don't miss anything else. > I can't find it either from my installation. I am running Debian unstable with Lyx 1.1.6fix3. Kari
Re: lyx pdf
On Mon, 21 May 2001, Matej Cepl wrote:
On Mon, May 21, 2001 at 02:23:26PM +0300, Kari Ruohonen wrote:
I think adding \usepackage{ae,aecompl} to the Latex preamble will enhance
the Computer Modern fonts to look nice in the pdf although then they will
show ugly in the post script output.
How does it look? Which Postscript viewer do you use? Have you set
antialiasing on?
I use gv and it looks like the pdf-file without ae and aecompl set.
Antialiasing is on. However, this is no problem for me since I can easily
change the preamble as required.
Kari
Re: lyx pdf
On Mon, 21 May 2001, Matej Cepl wrote:
On Mon, May 21, 2001 at 02:23:26PM +0300, Kari Ruohonen wrote:
I think adding \usepackage{ae,aecompl} to the Latex preamble will enhance
the Computer Modern fonts to look nice in the pdf although then they will
show ugly in the post script output.
How does it look? Which Postscript viewer do you use? Have you set
antialiasing on?
I use gv and it looks like the pdf-file without ae and aecompl set.
Antialiasing is on. However, this is no problem for me since I can easily
change the preamble as required.
Kari
Re: lyx & pdf
On Mon, 21 May 2001, Matej Cepl wrote:
> On Mon, May 21, 2001 at 02:23:26PM +0300, Kari Ruohonen wrote:
> > I think adding \usepackage{ae,aecompl} to the Latex preamble will enhance
> > the Computer Modern fonts to look nice in the pdf although then they will
> > show ugly in the post script output.
>
> How does it look? Which Postscript viewer do you use? Have you set
> antialiasing on?
>
I use gv and it looks like the pdf-file without ae and aecompl set.
Antialiasing is on. However, this is no problem for me since I can easily
change the preamble as required.
Kari
Re: header on title page
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 _ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com
Re: header on title page
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 _ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com
Re: header on title page
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 _ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com
Re: header on title page
On Mon, 9 Apr 2001, Remzi Seker wrote: Hi, I am writing a document in lyx 1.1.6fix1 using report style. I need to have something like: Technical Report 2001-04-ECE-001 on the right upper corner of the title page. Can this be done in Lyx? If not Look at documentstyle report(koma-script) that has a command 'titlehead' that may solve your problem. Kari _ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com
Re: header on title page
On Mon, 9 Apr 2001, Remzi Seker wrote: Hi, I am writing a document in lyx 1.1.6fix1 using report style. I need to have something like: Technical Report 2001-04-ECE-001 on the right upper corner of the title page. Can this be done in Lyx? If not Look at documentstyle report(koma-script) that has a command 'titlehead' that may solve your problem. Kari _ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com
Re: header on title page
On Mon, 9 Apr 2001, Remzi Seker wrote: > Hi, > I am writing a document in lyx 1.1.6fix1 using report style. > > I need to have something like: > > Technical Report 2001-04-ECE-001 > > on the right upper corner of the title page. Can this be done in Lyx? If not Look at documentstyle report(koma-script) that has a command 'titlehead' that may solve your problem. Kari _ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com
