powerdot help
Hi,
I am trying to create a slide with text and graphics side by side:
three itemized lines on the left, and a small figure on the right.
I've tried \twocolumn{text}{\includegraphics{}}
and also tried floats, but the graphics doesn't show properly.
Any advice?
Best,
Eran
powerdot help
Hi,
I am trying to create a slide with text and graphics side by side:
three itemized lines on the left, and a small figure on the right.
I've tried \twocolumn{text}{\includegraphics{}}
and also tried floats, but the graphics doesn't show properly.
Any advice?
Best,
Eran
powerdot help
Hi,
I am trying to create a slide with text and graphics side by side:
three "itemize"d lines on the left, and a small figure on the right.
I've tried \twocolumn{text}{\includegraphics{}}
and also tried floats, but the graphics doesn't show properly.
Any advice?
Best,
Eran
Re: Index entries: only the first instane appears.
I can send a truncated version in private. Is this ok? Just to clarify, do I have to mark every instance of the same index entry myself for it to appear in the index? Is it not enough to mark every term once?
Re: Index entries: only the first instane appears.
I can send a truncated version in private. Is this ok? Just to clarify, do I have to mark every instance of the same index entry myself for it to appear in the index? Is it not enough to mark every term once?
Re: Index entries: only the first instane appears.
I can send a truncated version in private. Is this ok? Just to clarify, do I have to mark every instance of the same index entry myself for it to appear in the index? Is it not enough to mark every term once?
Index entries: only the first instane appears.
I've marked some words or phrases in my text as index entries and added the index at the end of the document. But if an indexed term appears, say, on pages 3, 26, and 154, the index will list only the first instance, i.e., page 3. I'm using 1.4.2-1, Miktex 2.5, Memoir. Any advice is appreciated!
Index entries: only the first instane appears.
I've marked some words or phrases in my text as index entries and added the index at the end of the document. But if an indexed term appears, say, on pages 3, 26, and 154, the index will list only the first instance, i.e., page 3. I'm using 1.4.2-1, Miktex 2.5, Memoir. Any advice is appreciated!
Index entries: only the first instane appears.
I've marked some words or phrases in my text as "index entries" and added the index at the end of the document. But if an indexed term appears, say, on pages 3, 26, and 154, the index will list only the first instance, i.e., page 3. I'm using 1.4.2-1, Miktex 2.5, Memoir. Any advice is appreciated!
Re: re-generating microtype (solved)
Helge Hafting wrote: On Sat, Jul 22, 2006 at 09:55:02PM -0400, mail.k wrote: Friends, I'd like to re-generate the Microtype package (to enable the pdfadjustinterowrdglue option). The instructions require me to look at the .ins .dtx files in the package.cab, edit out the comment: %\betatrue and then generate a fresh package. Could anyone instruct me how to do this (especially the last part). Thanks, Eran You may get help for this here, but you have much better chance if you try some latex users forum instead. Helge Hafting Thank you, Helge, I finally cracked it. I had to put the .ins and .dtx files in the same directory as latex.exe and ran: 1. latex microtype.ins 2. latex microtype.dtx That produced the components of the package, which I then manually sorted into their proper directories I hope this helps others in the future. Eran
Re: re-generating microtype (solved)
Helge Hafting wrote: On Sat, Jul 22, 2006 at 09:55:02PM -0400, mail.k wrote: Friends, I'd like to re-generate the Microtype package (to enable the pdfadjustinterowrdglue option). The instructions require me to look at the .ins .dtx files in the package.cab, edit out the comment: %\betatrue and then generate a fresh package. Could anyone instruct me how to do this (especially the last part). Thanks, Eran You may get help for this here, but you have much better chance if you try some latex users forum instead. Helge Hafting Thank you, Helge, I finally cracked it. I had to put the .ins and .dtx files in the same directory as latex.exe and ran: 1. latex microtype.ins 2. latex microtype.dtx That produced the components of the package, which I then manually sorted into their proper directories I hope this helps others in the future. Eran
Re: re-generating microtype (solved)
Helge Hafting wrote: On Sat, Jul 22, 2006 at 09:55:02PM -0400, mail.k wrote: Friends, I'd like to re-generate the Microtype package (to enable the pdfadjustinterowrdglue option). The instructions require me to look at the .ins .dtx files in the package.cab, edit out the comment: %\betatrue and then generate a fresh package. Could anyone instruct me how to do this (especially the last part). Thanks, Eran You may get help for this here, but you have much better chance if you try some latex users forum instead. Helge Hafting Thank you, Helge, I finally cracked it. I had to put the .ins and .dtx files in the same directory as latex.exe and ran: 1. latex microtype.ins 2. latex microtype.dtx That produced the components of the package, which I then manually sorted into their proper directories I hope this helps others in the future. Eran
Adding A Type1 Font Family
I've had good, quick results using both the provided latinmacro and writing my own -drv.tex files. If you have the font properly encoded from bitstream, adobe, or linotype, it should be relatively painless to follow the guide from P.L. If I recall, this typeface has a roman only -- no italic, bold or SC? Begin by assembling the necessary .sty and .etx files in one directory. You could copy the first few lines from the installation guide documentation. Process the .tex file, then create the .tfm files and the map, and disseminate the files in their proper directories. If you plan ahead, it's really not bad. Best regards, Eran
Adding A Type1 Font Family
I've had good, quick results using both the provided latinmacro and writing my own -drv.tex files. If you have the font properly encoded from bitstream, adobe, or linotype, it should be relatively painless to follow the guide from P.L. If I recall, this typeface has a roman only -- no italic, bold or SC? Begin by assembling the necessary .sty and .etx files in one directory. You could copy the first few lines from the installation guide documentation. Process the .tex file, then create the .tfm files and the map, and disseminate the files in their proper directories. If you plan ahead, it's really not bad. Best regards, Eran
Adding A Type1 Font Family
I've had good, quick results using both the provided latinmacro and writing my own -drv.tex files. If you have the font properly encoded from bitstream, adobe, or linotype, it should be relatively painless to follow the guide from P.L. If I recall, this typeface has a roman only -- no italic, bold or SC? Begin by assembling the necessary .sty and .etx files in one directory. You could copy the first few lines from the installation guide documentation. Process the .tex file, then create the .tfm files and the map, and disseminate the files in their proper directories. If you plan ahead, it's really not bad. Best regards, Eran
re-generating microtype
Friends, I'd like to re-generate the Microtype package (to enable the pdfadjustinterowrdglue option). The instructions require me to look at the .ins .dtx files in the package.cab, edit out the comment: %\betatrue and then generate a fresh package. Could anyone instruct me how to do this (especially the last part). Thanks, Eran
re-generating microtype
Friends, I'd like to re-generate the Microtype package (to enable the pdfadjustinterowrdglue option). The instructions require me to look at the .ins .dtx files in the package.cab, edit out the comment: %\betatrue and then generate a fresh package. Could anyone instruct me how to do this (especially the last part). Thanks, Eran
re-generating microtype
Friends, I'd like to re-generate the Microtype package (to enable the pdfadjustinterowrdglue option). The instructions require me to look at the .ins .dtx files in the package.cab, edit out the comment: %\betatrue and then generate a fresh package. Could anyone instruct me how to do this (especially the last part). Thanks, Eran
Re: ANNOUNCE: LyX 1.4.2 is released
Is the list a gentlemen's club? ... Rich Shepard wrote: Gentlemen: Is there something I can read to learn how this differs from the current
Re: ANNOUNCE: LyX 1.4.2 is released
Is the list a gentlemen's club? ... Rich Shepard wrote: Gentlemen: Is there something I can read to learn how this differs from the current
Re: ANNOUNCE: LyX 1.4.2 is released
Is the list a gentlemen's club? ... Rich Shepard wrote: Gentlemen: Is there something I can read to learn how this differs from the current
Re: \abstractname failure
Thanks for the vote of confidence. I did read the FAQ. It says:
/However, if you are using babel (which you do most likely if you
write in a language other than English), this will not work. In this
case, you have to add to the preamble: /
/\AtBeginDocument{%
\addto\captionsyour language{%
\renewcommand{\abstractname}{In nuce}%
}}/
/Note that you have to substitute your language with the name of
your language, e.g. for French |\captionsfrench|./
/
/
But I am /not /using Babel (to my knowledge, the document is in
English) and I got the preamble right. So what's wrong? I appreciate
your help...
//
//
Re: \abstractname failure
Thanks for the vote of confidence. I did read the FAQ. It says:
/However, if you are using babel (which you do most likely if you
write in a language other than English), this will not work. In this
case, you have to add to the preamble: /
/\AtBeginDocument{%
\addto\captionsyour language{%
\renewcommand{\abstractname}{In nuce}%
}}/
/Note that you have to substitute your language with the name of
your language, e.g. for French |\captionsfrench|./
/
/
But I am /not /using Babel (to my knowledge, the document is in
English) and I got the preamble right. So what's wrong? I appreciate
your help...
//
//
Re: \abstractname failure
Thanks for the vote of confidence. I did read the FAQ. It says:
/However, if you are using babel (which you do most likely if you
write in a language other than English), this will not work. In this
case, you have to add to the preamble: /
/\AtBeginDocument{%
\addto\captions{%
\renewcommand{\abstractname}{In nuce}%
}}/
/Note that you have to substitute with the name of
your language, e.g. for French |\captionsfrench|./
/
/
But I am /not /using Babel (to my knowledge, the document is in
"English") and I got the preamble right. So what's wrong? I appreciate
your help...
//
//
\abstractname failure
In a simple article, I'd like to redefine the fixed text for the
abstract environment, so that above the text will appear Summary and
not Abstract.
In the preamble I inserted:
\renewcommand\abstractname{Summary}
I still get Abstract. Any tips??
\abstractname failure
In a simple article, I'd like to redefine the fixed text for the
abstract environment, so that above the text will appear Summary and
not Abstract.
In the preamble I inserted:
\renewcommand\abstractname{Summary}
I still get Abstract. Any tips??
\abstractname failure
In a simple article, I'd like to redefine the fixed text for the
abstract environment, so that above the text will appear "Summary" and
not "Abstract".
In the preamble I inserted:
\renewcommand\abstractname{Summary}
I still get "Abstract". Any tips??
how to disable ligatures
I'd like to set a text in Trump, a typeface to which ligatures would be inimical. Is there a command I can give in the preamble to disable ligatures? Thanks for the help, Eran
how to disable ligatures
I'd like to set a text in Trump, a typeface to which ligatures would be inimical. Is there a command I can give in the preamble to disable ligatures? Thanks for the help, Eran
how to disable ligatures
I'd like to set a text in Trump, a typeface to which ligatures would be inimical. Is there a command I can give in the preamble to disable ligatures? Thanks for the help, Eran
make a .pdf of part of a document
Is it possible to make a .pdf of a specific chapter or section of a long document (not the whole document)? regards, eran
make a .pdf of part of a document
Is it possible to make a .pdf of a specific chapter or section of a long document (not the whole document)? regards, eran
make a .pdf of part of a document
Is it possible to make a .pdf of a specific chapter or section of a long document (not the whole document)? regards, eran
cv - another try
Friends, Thanks for the helpful advice (http://www.mail-archive.com/lyx-users@lists.lyx.org/msg47716.html). I'd like a custom layout for my cv, to suit a certain -- shall we say corporate -- convention. I hope Lyx can deliver. I need the contact details and other information to appear in the left margin (about 1.5-2) -- and I need it in a gray box or separated by a line going down the length of the paper. Is it feasible? Yours, Eran
cv - another try
Friends, Thanks for the helpful advice (http://www.mail-archive.com/lyx-users@lists.lyx.org/msg47716.html). I'd like a custom layout for my cv, to suit a certain -- shall we say corporate -- convention. I hope Lyx can deliver. I need the contact details and other information to appear in the left margin (about 1.5-2) -- and I need it in a gray box or separated by a line going down the length of the paper. Is it feasible? Yours, Eran
cv - another try
Friends, Thanks for the helpful advice (http://www.mail-archive.com/lyx-users@lists.lyx.org/msg47716.html). I'd like a custom layout for my cv, to suit a certain -- shall we say "corporate" -- convention. I hope Lyx can deliver. I need the contact details and other information to appear in the left margin (about 1.5-2") -- and I need it in a gray box or separated by a line going down the length of the paper. Is it feasible? Yours, Eran
Curve, ModernCv, etc.
Friends, I'd like to update my cv and I wanted to try out the packages Curve and modernCv. I thought I installed them using Miktex's package manager. I updated, I reconfigured lyx, but I still can't see them listed among my document classes. Any ideas? Also, if you have a suggestion for another way to design a good looking cv, please share. Regards, Eran
Curve, ModernCv, etc.
Friends, I'd like to update my cv and I wanted to try out the packages Curve and modernCv. I thought I installed them using Miktex's package manager. I updated, I reconfigured lyx, but I still can't see them listed among my document classes. Any ideas? Also, if you have a suggestion for another way to design a good looking cv, please share. Regards, Eran
Curve, ModernCv, etc.
Friends, I'd like to update my cv and I wanted to try out the packages Curve and modernCv. I thought I installed them using Miktex's package manager. I updated, I reconfigured lyx, but I still can't see them listed among my document classes. Any ideas? Also, if you have a suggestion for another way to design a good looking cv, please share. Regards, Eran
Re: Page numbering (in memoir)
I've written my thesis in memoir, and I'm almost
ready to print.
I chose Ruled for my page style,
but I'm required to put the folios for the abstract,
acknowledgement
page, and table of contents *in the footer,
centered*.
The title page must be empty (this I've accomplished
with
/\thispagestyle{empty}/).
I've tried to use /\pagestyle{plain} /but in the the
second page of the
abstracts and table of contents, the folio is put in
the footer *outside*.
package titlesec provide control over header and
footer.
package fancy too.
you can find this two package in standard distribution
of latex.
Marcelo
Thanks, Marcelo,
But I'd like to do it from Memoir, without loading a different package.
Is there a simple way to keep the page number in roman numerals centered
at the footer
through the abstract, TOC and until the beginning of chapter one?
Thanks,
Eran
Re: Page numbering (in memoir)
I've written my thesis in memoir, and I'm almost
ready to print.
I chose Ruled for my page style,
but I'm required to put the folios for the abstract,
acknowledgement
page, and table of contents *in the footer,
centered*.
The title page must be empty (this I've accomplished
with
/\thispagestyle{empty}/).
I've tried to use /\pagestyle{plain} /but in the the
second page of the
abstracts and table of contents, the folio is put in
the footer *outside*.
package titlesec provide control over header and
footer.
package fancy too.
you can find this two package in standard distribution
of latex.
Marcelo
Thanks, Marcelo,
But I'd like to do it from Memoir, without loading a different package.
Is there a simple way to keep the page number in roman numerals centered
at the footer
through the abstract, TOC and until the beginning of chapter one?
Thanks,
Eran
Re: Page numbering (in memoir)
> I've written my thesis in memoir, and I'm almost
> ready to print.
>
> I chose "Ruled" for my page style,
>
> but I'm required to put the folios for the abstract,
> acknowledgement
> page, and table of contents *in the footer,
> centered*.
>
> The title page must be empty (this I've accomplished
> with
> /\thispagestyle{empty}/).
>
> I've tried to use /\pagestyle{plain} /but in the the
> second page of the
> abstracts and table of contents, the folio is put in
> the footer *outside*.
>
package titlesec provide control over header and
footer.
package fancy too.
you can find this two package in standard distribution
of latex.
Marcelo
Thanks, Marcelo,
But I'd like to do it from Memoir, without loading a different package.
Is there a simple way to keep the page number in roman numerals centered
at the footer
through the abstract, TOC and until the beginning of chapter one?
Thanks,
Eran
Page numbering (in memoir)
Hi everyone,
I've written my thesis in memoir, and I'm almost ready to print.
I chose Ruled for my page style,
but I'm required to put the folios for the abstract, acknowledgement
page, and table of contents *in the footer, centered*.
The title page must be empty (this I've accomplished with
/\thispagestyle{empty}/).
I've tried to use /\pagestyle{plain} /but in the the second page of the
abstracts and table of contents, the folio is put in the footer *outside*.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Eran
Page numbering (in memoir)
Hi everyone,
I've written my thesis in memoir, and I'm almost ready to print.
I chose Ruled for my page style,
but I'm required to put the folios for the abstract, acknowledgement
page, and table of contents *in the footer, centered*.
The title page must be empty (this I've accomplished with
/\thispagestyle{empty}/).
I've tried to use /\pagestyle{plain} /but in the the second page of the
abstracts and table of contents, the folio is put in the footer *outside*.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Eran
Page numbering (in memoir)
Hi everyone,
I've written my thesis in memoir, and I'm almost ready to print.
I chose "Ruled" for my page style,
but I'm required to put the folios for the abstract, acknowledgement
page, and table of contents *in the footer, centered*.
The title page must be empty (this I've accomplished with
/\thispagestyle{empty}/).
I've tried to use /\pagestyle{plain} /but in the the second page of the
abstracts and table of contents, the folio is put in the footer *outside*.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Eran
lyx and otftotfm
Hello, I'd like to use otftotfm to convert some of my opentype typefaces for use in lyx (windows with miktex). I'm not sure, however, where to install the files. When I run the program it doesn't find the various files it needs, and I get encoding 't1' not found. The manual wasn't helpful because there is no windows support. Does anyone know how to fix this? Thanks, e.
lyx and otftotfm
Hello, I'd like to use otftotfm to convert some of my opentype typefaces for use in lyx (windows with miktex). I'm not sure, however, where to install the files. When I run the program it doesn't find the various files it needs, and I get encoding 't1' not found. The manual wasn't helpful because there is no windows support. Does anyone know how to fix this? Thanks, e.
lyx and otftotfm
Hello, I'd like to use otftotfm to convert some of my opentype typefaces for use in lyx (windows with miktex). I'm not sure, however, where to install the files. When I run the program it doesn't find the various files it needs, and I get "encoding 't1' not found". The manual wasn't helpful because there is no windows support. Does anyone know how to fix this? Thanks, e.
replacing with a protected blank
I have a legal document that I converted from ooo (.odt) to .lyx
It has a lot of periods that must be followed by protected blank, for
example:
The /Dancing Goats Act/, S.O., 1997, c. D.12, ss. 30--31.
Here, c. and ss. must have a Ctrl+space after them.
How do I search and replace? Do you use the lyx environment, or start a
text editor and do it there?
Also, unrelated (I might need to start a separate thread, I know...)
How can I use a separate font for my footnotes, say I want to use Sabon
{lsbx} where the default font is, say {charter}?
replacing with a protected blank
I have a legal document that I converted from ooo (.odt) to .lyx
It has a lot of periods that must be followed by protected blank, for
example:
The /Dancing Goats Act/, S.O., 1997, c. D.12, ss. 30--31.
Here, c. and ss. must have a Ctrl+space after them.
How do I search and replace? Do you use the lyx environment, or start a
text editor and do it there?
Also, unrelated (I might need to start a separate thread, I know...)
How can I use a separate font for my footnotes, say I want to use Sabon
{lsbx} where the default font is, say {charter}?
replacing with a protected blank
I have a legal document that I converted from ooo (.odt) to .lyx
It has a lot of periods that must be followed by protected blank, for
example:
The /Dancing Goats Act/, S.O., 1997, c. D.12, ss. 30--31.
Here, c. and ss. must have a Ctrl+space after them.
How do I search and replace? Do you use the lyx environment, or start a
text editor and do it there?
Also, unrelated (I might need to start a separate thread, I know...)
How can I use a separate font for my footnotes, say I want to use Sabon
{lsbx} where the default font is, say {charter}?
Re: text figures and lining figures
That's useful advice, thanks!
Do you know where I should look to implement this trick for nonstandard
fonts?
For example, to use a Linotype font with Walter Schmidt's package, that
has two versions: l__x l__j?
Many thanks,
E.
Bruce Pourciau wrote:
Some time ago Karsten Heymann offered the advice below (about oldstyle
figures, but not about footnotes).
Bruce
use
\usepackage{mathpazo}
(or even better \usepackage[sc]{mathpazo} if your latex is new enough)
for better math support (and better \textsc output).
See
http://ftp.dante.de/tex-archive/info/l2tabu/english/l2tabuen.pdf
and
http://dante.ctan.org/CTAN/macros/latex/required/psnfss/psnfss2e.pdf
for hints and reasons.
On Sunday, February 19, 2006, at 09:10 PM, mail.k wrote:
Now, on the other hand, the response is overwhelming.
C'mon, somebody has to know, right?
mail.k wrote:
Can anyone tell me how to use oldstyle figures in my body text
(i.e., text figures or the j version of the fonts)
and lining figures for my footnotes (the x version of the font)?
I prefer the appearance of osf, but in the footnotes I must use a
more scientific look.
(I've asked this question about six weeks ago, but no one knew at
the time).
Many thanks,
Eran
Re: text figures and lining figures
That's useful advice, thanks!
Do you know where I should look to implement this trick for nonstandard
fonts?
For example, to use a Linotype font with Walter Schmidt's package, that
has two versions: l__x l__j?
Many thanks,
E.
Bruce Pourciau wrote:
Some time ago Karsten Heymann offered the advice below (about oldstyle
figures, but not about footnotes).
Bruce
use
\usepackage{mathpazo}
(or even better \usepackage[sc]{mathpazo} if your latex is new enough)
for better math support (and better \textsc output).
See
http://ftp.dante.de/tex-archive/info/l2tabu/english/l2tabuen.pdf
and
http://dante.ctan.org/CTAN/macros/latex/required/psnfss/psnfss2e.pdf
for hints and reasons.
On Sunday, February 19, 2006, at 09:10 PM, mail.k wrote:
Now, on the other hand, the response is overwhelming.
C'mon, somebody has to know, right?
mail.k wrote:
Can anyone tell me how to use oldstyle figures in my body text
(i.e., text figures or the j version of the fonts)
and lining figures for my footnotes (the x version of the font)?
I prefer the appearance of osf, but in the footnotes I must use a
more scientific look.
(I've asked this question about six weeks ago, but no one knew at
the time).
Many thanks,
Eran
Re: text figures and lining figures
That's useful advice, thanks!
Do you know where I should look to implement this trick for nonstandard
fonts?
For example, to use a Linotype font with Walter Schmidt's package, that
has two versions: l__x & l__j?
Many thanks,
E.
Bruce Pourciau wrote:
Some time ago Karsten Heymann offered the advice below (about oldstyle
figures, but not about footnotes).
Bruce
use
\usepackage{mathpazo}
(or even better \usepackage[sc]{mathpazo} if your latex is new enough)
for better math support (and better \textsc output).
See
http://ftp.dante.de/tex-archive/info/l2tabu/english/l2tabuen.pdf
and
http://dante.ctan.org/CTAN/macros/latex/required/psnfss/psnfss2e.pdf
for hints and reasons.
On Sunday, February 19, 2006, at 09:10 PM, mail.k wrote:
Now, on the other hand, the response is overwhelming.
C'mon, somebody has to know, right?
mail.k wrote:
Can anyone tell me how to use oldstyle figures in my body text
(i.e., text figures or the "j" version of the fonts)
and lining figures for my footnotes (the "x" version of the font)?
I prefer the appearance of osf, but in the footnotes I must use a
more scientific look.
(I've asked this question about six weeks ago, but no one knew at
the time).
Many thanks,
Eran
Re: text figures and lining figures
Now, on the other hand, the response is overwhelming. C'mon, somebody has to know, right? mail.k wrote: Can anyone tell me how to use oldstyle figures in my body text (i.e., text figures or the j version of the fonts) and lining figures for my footnotes (the x version of the font)? I prefer the appearance of osf, but in the footnotes I must use a more scientific look. (I've asked this question about six weeks ago, but no one knew at the time). Many thanks, Eran
Re: text figures and lining figures
Now, on the other hand, the response is overwhelming. C'mon, somebody has to know, right? mail.k wrote: Can anyone tell me how to use oldstyle figures in my body text (i.e., text figures or the j version of the fonts) and lining figures for my footnotes (the x version of the font)? I prefer the appearance of osf, but in the footnotes I must use a more scientific look. (I've asked this question about six weeks ago, but no one knew at the time). Many thanks, Eran
Re: text figures and lining figures
Now, on the other hand, the response is overwhelming. C'mon, somebody has to know, right? mail.k wrote: Can anyone tell me how to use oldstyle figures in my body text (i.e., text figures or the "j" version of the fonts) and lining figures for my footnotes (the "x" version of the font)? I prefer the appearance of osf, but in the footnotes I must use a more scientific look. (I've asked this question about six weeks ago, but no one knew at the time). Many thanks, Eran
text figures and lining figures
Can anyone tell me how to use oldstyle figures in my body text (i.e., text figures or the j version of the fonts) and lining figures for my footnotes (the x version of the font)? I prefer the appearance of osf, but in the footnotes I must use a more scientific look. (I've asked this question about six weeks ago, but no one knew at the time). Many thanks, Eran
text figures and lining figures
Can anyone tell me how to use oldstyle figures in my body text (i.e., text figures or the j version of the fonts) and lining figures for my footnotes (the x version of the font)? I prefer the appearance of osf, but in the footnotes I must use a more scientific look. (I've asked this question about six weeks ago, but no one knew at the time). Many thanks, Eran
text figures and lining figures
Can anyone tell me how to use oldstyle figures in my body text (i.e., text figures or the "j" version of the fonts) and lining figures for my footnotes (the "x" version of the font)? I prefer the appearance of osf, but in the footnotes I must use a more scientific look. (I've asked this question about six weeks ago, but no one knew at the time). Many thanks, Eran
Footnotes à la Bringhurst - how?
Friends, I'd like the footnotes to a long document (about 900 footnotes) in the style recommended by Bringhurst, that is, the footnote text flush left, and the footnote number in normal figures (not superscript) and outdented. Does anybody know how? Many thanks, Eran
Footnotes à la Bringhurst - how?
Friends, I'd like the footnotes to a long document (about 900 footnotes) in the style recommended by Bringhurst, that is, the footnote text flush left, and the footnote number in normal figures (not superscript) and outdented. Does anybody know how? Many thanks, Eran
Footnotes à la Bringhurst - how?
Friends, I'd like the footnotes to a long document (about 900 footnotes) in the style recommended by Bringhurst, that is, the footnote text flush left, and the footnote number in normal figures (not superscript) and outdented. Does anybody know how? Many thanks, Eran
Re: Why does my text runneth into the right margin?
I solved the problem with your help. Many thanks to each and every one of you! Eran
Re: Why does my text runneth into the right margin?
I solved the problem with your help. Many thanks to each and every one of you! Eran
Re: Why does my text runneth into the right margin?
I solved the problem with your help. Many thanks to each and every one of you! Eran
Why does my text runneth into the right margin?
Hello, I still have some newbie problems. The text in my document occasionally runs past the right margin in dvi, postscript, and pdf output. Any ideas? Thanks, Eran
Why does my text runneth into the right margin?
Hello, I still have some newbie problems. The text in my document occasionally runs past the right margin in dvi, postscript, and pdf output. Any ideas? Thanks, Eran
Why does my text runneth into the right margin?
Hello, I still have some newbie problems. The text in my document occasionally runs past the right margin in dvi, postscript, and pdf output. Any ideas? Thanks, Eran
Typeface for Insert URL
Hello! /Insert URL/ does a fine job of typesetting the link, but it doesn't use my default typeface. I do I force it to? Many thanks, mail.k
oldstyle figures
Hello! I'd like to use old-style figures in my text (including quotations, etc.) but I don't think they're appropriate for headings (see Bringhurst) and for my footnotes. I'd like a way to: 1. set the default to (myfont)j and define footnotes and headings to use (myfont)x or 2. set the default to (myfont)j and define standard and quotations to use (myfont)x. Any ideas? Thanks! m ail.k
quote size
Hello! Here's a third noob question in a row: I managed to set my text in 1.5 spacing and quotes in single. My text is set in 11 pt., but I'd like to use a smaller size. I'm using memoir, but I don't have to. Thanks! mail.k
Re: quote size
(oops) yes: body text in 11 and 9 or 10pt for quotes. thx.
Re: Typeface for Insert URL
Thanks, Uwe
I guess what I want is \url or \nolinkurl, since I need the text to
contain the actual link.
But no matter which option I used, I still got a different font from the
default font (Sabon typeface).
I am using memoir class with \usepackage{memhfixc).
Any ideas?
Regards,
Eran
/Insert URL/ does a fine job of typesetting the link,
but it doesn't use my default typeface. How do I force it to?
The problem LyX's hardcoding of the typeface:
\IfFileExists{url.sty}{\usepackage{url}}
{\newcommand{\url}{\texttt}}
see bug 1520
http://bugzilla.lyx.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1520
To get the right typeface use the command \href (this requires the
package hyperref in the preamble).
I attached an example.
regards Uwe
Re: quote size
Thanks Paul, I was referring to a quote style in order to format large number of quotes in a consistent manner. I learned how to control the spacing separately from the body text --- how about point size? regards, Eran Well, to control the font size of body text, follow the suggestion advanced by Kevin. To control the font size of quotes, select the whole quote and then Layout -- Character
Typeface for Insert URL
Hello! /Insert URL/ does a fine job of typesetting the link, but it doesn't use my default typeface. I do I force it to? Many thanks, mail.k
oldstyle figures
Hello! I'd like to use old-style figures in my text (including quotations, etc.) but I don't think they're appropriate for headings (see Bringhurst) and for my footnotes. I'd like a way to: 1. set the default to (myfont)j and define footnotes and headings to use (myfont)x or 2. set the default to (myfont)j and define standard and quotations to use (myfont)x. Any ideas? Thanks! m ail.k
quote size
Hello! Here's a third noob question in a row: I managed to set my text in 1.5 spacing and quotes in single. My text is set in 11 pt., but I'd like to use a smaller size. I'm using memoir, but I don't have to. Thanks! mail.k
Re: quote size
(oops) yes: body text in 11 and 9 or 10pt for quotes. thx.
Re: Typeface for Insert URL
Thanks, Uwe
I guess what I want is \url or \nolinkurl, since I need the text to
contain the actual link.
But no matter which option I used, I still got a different font from the
default font (Sabon typeface).
I am using memoir class with \usepackage{memhfixc).
Any ideas?
Regards,
Eran
/Insert URL/ does a fine job of typesetting the link,
but it doesn't use my default typeface. How do I force it to?
The problem LyX's hardcoding of the typeface:
\IfFileExists{url.sty}{\usepackage{url}}
{\newcommand{\url}{\texttt}}
see bug 1520
http://bugzilla.lyx.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1520
To get the right typeface use the command \href (this requires the
package hyperref in the preamble).
I attached an example.
regards Uwe
Re: quote size
Thanks Paul, I was referring to a quote style in order to format large number of quotes in a consistent manner. I learned how to control the spacing separately from the body text --- how about point size? regards, Eran Well, to control the font size of body text, follow the suggestion advanced by Kevin. To control the font size of quotes, select the whole quote and then Layout -- Character
Typeface for Insert URL
Hello! /Insert URL/ does a fine job of typesetting the link, but it doesn't use my default typeface. I do I force it to? Many thanks, mail.k
oldstyle figures
Hello! I'd like to use old-style figures in my text (including quotations, etc.) but I don't think they're appropriate for headings (see Bringhurst) and for my footnotes. I'd like a way to: 1. set the default to (myfont)j and define footnotes and headings to use (myfont)x or 2. set the default to (myfont)j and define standard and quotations to use (myfont)x. Any ideas? Thanks! m ail.k
quote size
Hello! Here's a third noob question in a row: I managed to set my text in 1.5 spacing and quotes in single. My text is set in 11 pt., but I'd like to use a smaller size. I'm using memoir, but I don't have to. Thanks! mail.k
Re: quote size
(oops) yes: body text in 11 and 9 or 10pt for quotes. thx.
Re: Typeface for Insert URL
Thanks, Uwe
I guess what I want is \url or \nolinkurl, since I need the text to
contain the actual link.
But no matter which option I used, I still got a different font from the
default font (Sabon typeface).
I am using memoir class with \usepackage{memhfixc).
Any ideas?
Regards,
Eran
/Insert URL/ does a fine job of typesetting the link,
but it doesn't use my default typeface. How do I force it to?
The problem LyX's hardcoding of the typeface:
\IfFileExists{url.sty}{\usepackage{url}}
{\newcommand{\url}{\texttt}}
see bug 1520
http://bugzilla.lyx.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1520
To get the right typeface use the command "\href" (this requires the
package "hyperref" in the preamble).
I attached an example.
regards Uwe
Re: quote size
Thanks Paul, I was referring to a quote style in order to format large number of quotes in a consistent manner. I learned how to control the spacing separately from the body text --- how about point size? regards, Eran Well, to control the font size of body text, follow the suggestion advanced by Kevin. To control the font size of quotes, select the whole quote and then Layout --> Character
Re: different line spacing for text and quotes
Thanks, Paul.
I do have lots of quotes and I'd like to use a consistent style throughout.
I've come across the setspace.sty package, and also this:
\makeatletter
\renewenvironment{quote}
{\begin{spacing}{1}\list{}{\rightmargin\leftmargin}%
\item\relax}
{\endlist\end{spacing}\noindent\hspace{-0.333em}}
\makeatother
but being a newbie, I don't understand which one should be used in what
circumstances. To clarify, I need all the text to be 1.5 spaced, except
for the quotes (and footnotes), which should be single spaced (and with
a smaller font).
Thanks for the help.
Eran
Re: different line spacing for text and quotes
Thanks, Paul.
I do have lots of quotes and I'd like to use a consistent style throughout.
I've come across the setspace.sty package, and also this:
\makeatletter
\renewenvironment{quote}
{\begin{spacing}{1}\list{}{\rightmargin\leftmargin}%
\item\relax}
{\endlist\end{spacing}\noindent\hspace{-0.333em}}
\makeatother
but being a newbie, I don't understand which one should be used in what
circumstances. To clarify, I need all the text to be 1.5 spaced, except
for the quotes (and footnotes), which should be single spaced (and with
a smaller font).
Thanks for the help.
Eran
Re: different line spacing for text and quotes
Thanks, Paul.
I do have lots of quotes and I'd like to use a consistent style throughout.
I've come across the setspace.sty package, and also this:
\makeatletter
\renewenvironment{quote}
{\begin{spacing}{1}\list{}{\rightmargin\leftmargin}%
\item\relax}
{\endlist\end{spacing}\noindent\hspace{-0.333em}}
\makeatother
but being a newbie, I don't understand which one should be used in what
circumstances. To clarify, I need all the text to be 1.5 spaced, except
for the quotes (and footnotes), which should be single spaced (and with
a smaller font).
Thanks for the help.
Eran
different line spacing for text and quotes
Hello! Is it possible to one-half space my text and single space the quotes? Eran
different line spacing for text and quotes
Hello! Is it possible to one-half space my text and single space the quotes? Eran
different line spacing for text and quotes
Hello! Is it possible to one-half space my text and single space the quotes? Eran
