Re: Curve, ModernCv, etc.

2006-05-10 Thread Helge Hafting

mail.k wrote:


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?


Well, perhaps lyx doesn't have support for them?  Lyx doesn't support 
everything

in latex, there is no automatic support for new packages.  You (or someone)
have to write a .layout file first.

Also, if you have a suggestion for another way to design a good 
looking cv, please share.


Of course, you can use any latex package from lyx, but you have to use 
the tex button and enter latex commands yourself.


Helge Hafting


Re: Curve, ModernCv, etc.

2006-05-10 Thread Bruce Pourciau
Also, if you have a suggestion for another way to design a good 
looking cv, please share.


Well, for what it's worth here's one example cv, mine, using just the 
standard article class, the fancy headers package, horizontal lines 
under the headings, and the list environment.


Bruce



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On Tuesday, May 9, 2006, at 10:02 PM, mail.k wrote:


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: Curve, ModernCv, etc.

2006-05-10 Thread Paul A. Rubin

mail.k wrote:

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?



Besides installing a class in MiKTeX, you also have to provide LyX with 
a layout file for it.  (The layout file tells LyX how to display parts 
of the document in the GUI, what environments to provide, etc.)  LyX 
ships with layouts for a quite a few common classes, and a few uncommon 
ones, but not the two you listed.  There's a section in the 
documentation on how to gin up a layout file, but it's not for the faint 
of heart.


/Paul




Re: Curve, ModernCv, etc.

2006-05-10 Thread Helge Hafting

mail.k wrote:


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?


Well, perhaps lyx doesn't have support for them?  Lyx doesn't support 
everything

in latex, there is no automatic support for new packages.  You (or someone)
have to write a .layout file first.

Also, if you have a suggestion for another way to design a good 
looking cv, please share.


Of course, you can use any latex package from lyx, but you have to use 
the tex button and enter latex commands yourself.


Helge Hafting


Re: Curve, ModernCv, etc.

2006-05-10 Thread Bruce Pourciau
Also, if you have a suggestion for another way to design a good 
looking cv, please share.


Well, for what it's worth here's one example cv, mine, using just the 
standard article class, the fancy headers package, horizontal lines 
under the headings, and the list environment.


Bruce



Vitae.lyx
Description: Binary data





On Tuesday, May 9, 2006, at 10:02 PM, mail.k wrote:


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: Curve, ModernCv, etc.

2006-05-10 Thread Paul A. Rubin

mail.k wrote:

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?



Besides installing a class in MiKTeX, you also have to provide LyX with 
a layout file for it.  (The layout file tells LyX how to display parts 
of the document in the GUI, what environments to provide, etc.)  LyX 
ships with layouts for a quite a few common classes, and a few uncommon 
ones, but not the two you listed.  There's a section in the 
documentation on how to gin up a layout file, but it's not for the faint 
of heart.


/Paul




Re: Curve, ModernCv, etc.

2006-05-10 Thread Helge Hafting

mail.k wrote:


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?


Well, perhaps lyx doesn't have support for them?  Lyx doesn't support 
everything

in latex, there is no automatic support for new packages.  You (or someone)
have to write a .layout file first.

Also, if you have a suggestion for another way to design a good 
looking cv, please share.


Of course, you can use any latex package from lyx, but you have to use 
the tex button and enter latex commands yourself.


Helge Hafting


Re: Curve, ModernCv, etc.

2006-05-10 Thread Bruce Pourciau
Also, if you have a suggestion for another way to design a good 
looking cv, please share.


Well, for what it's worth here's one example cv, mine, using just the 
standard article class, the fancy headers package, horizontal lines 
under the headings, and the list environment.


Bruce



Vitae.lyx
Description: Binary data





On Tuesday, May 9, 2006, at 10:02 PM, mail.k wrote:


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: Curve, ModernCv, etc.

2006-05-10 Thread Paul A. Rubin

mail.k wrote:

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?



Besides installing a class in MiKTeX, you also have to provide LyX with 
a layout file for it.  (The layout file tells LyX how to display parts 
of the document in the GUI, what environments to provide, etc.)  LyX 
ships with layouts for a quite a few common classes, and a few uncommon 
ones, but not the two you listed.  There's a section in the 
documentation on how to gin up a layout file, but it's not for the faint 
of heart.


/Paul




Curve, ModernCv, etc.

2006-05-09 Thread mail.k

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.

2006-05-09 Thread mail.k

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.

2006-05-09 Thread mail.k

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