Re: Problem with lyx 2 on Mac

[Trevor Jenkins]

Been a while I know but no one else has answered. But I have one question
for you: is the included file in the same directory as your document?

My own issue can be reproduced with a short test

a) create new document
b) add content
c) insert bibliography (Insert  List/TOC  Bibtex Bibliography) from the
directory where you keep your bibtex files.
d) add a citation
e) View the document
f) Save the document in Documents folder
g) Close the Acrobat Reader window
h) View the document
i) Citations are missing

LyX is storing relative directory names for the Insert. It is only when
document is saved in some other directory that later inserts will include
full path names.

My workaround is to include a b') step above to save the document.

On Wed, Jul 6, 2011 at 1:01 AM, Trevor Jenkins bslwann...@gmail.com wrote:


 On Wed, Jul 6, 2011 at 12:30 AM, sam samuel_f...@yahoo.com wrote:


 ... use insert --- list/toc to include file in the my document. ...
 However, any new file I create in the new version can not read the
 bibliography data. I checked the latex error message. It simply says
 undefined path


 Seen this occasionally myself with LyX v2.0 on Mac OS X 10.6.8. My
 workaround is to make sure that the path is correct when I Add the
 bibliography. I've not been able to reproduce it with any reproducible
 steps. I simply try again.

 Regards, Trevor.

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Re: Problem with lyx 2 on Mac

[Trevor Jenkins]

Been a while I know but no one else has answered. But I have one question
for you: is the included file in the same directory as your document?

My own issue can be reproduced with a short test

a) create new document
b) add content
c) insert bibliography (Insert  List/TOC  Bibtex Bibliography) from the
directory where you keep your bibtex files.
d) add a citation
e) View the document
f) Save the document in Documents folder
g) Close the Acrobat Reader window
h) View the document
i) Citations are missing

LyX is storing relative directory names for the Insert. It is only when
document is saved in some other directory that later inserts will include
full path names.

My workaround is to include a b') step above to save the document.

On Wed, Jul 6, 2011 at 1:01 AM, Trevor Jenkins bslwann...@gmail.com wrote:


 On Wed, Jul 6, 2011 at 12:30 AM, sam samuel_f...@yahoo.com wrote:


 ... use insert --- list/toc to include file in the my document. ...
 However, any new file I create in the new version can not read the
 bibliography data. I checked the latex error message. It simply says
 undefined path


 Seen this occasionally myself with LyX v2.0 on Mac OS X 10.6.8. My
 workaround is to make sure that the path is correct when I Add the
 bibliography. I've not been able to reproduce it with any reproducible
 steps. I simply try again.

 Regards, Trevor.

  Re: deemed!




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Regards, Trevor.

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Re: Problem with lyx 2 on Mac

[Trevor Jenkins]

Been a while I know but no one else has answered. But I have one question
for you: "is the included file in the same directory as your document?"

My own issue can be reproduced with a short test

a) create new document
b) add content
c) insert bibliography (Insert > List/TOC > Bibtex Bibliography) from the
directory where you keep your bibtex files.
d) add a citation
e) View the document
f) Save the document in Documents folder
g) Close the Acrobat Reader window
h) View the document
i) Citations are missing

LyX is storing relative directory names for the Insert. It is only when
document is saved in some other directory that later inserts will include
full path names.

My workaround is to include a b') step above to save the document.

On Wed, Jul 6, 2011 at 1:01 AM, Trevor Jenkins  wrote:

>
> On Wed, Jul 6, 2011 at 12:30 AM, sam  wrote:
>
>>
>> ... use insert ---> list/toc to include file in the my document. ...
>> However, any new file I create in the new version can not read the
>> bibliography data. I checked the latex error message. It simply says
>> "undefined path"
>>
>
> Seen this occasionally myself with LyX v2.0 on Mac OS X 10.6.8. My
> workaround is to make sure that the path is correct when I Add the
> bibliography. I've not been able to reproduce it with any reproducible
> steps. I simply try again.
>
> Regards, Trevor.
>
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>



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Problem with lyx 2 on Mac

[sam]

 Hi All,

I am encountering problem I never did with the previous lyx version for mac. I 
use bibdesk to create my bibliography data and use insert --- list/toc to 
include file in the my document. This was perfectly working for all documents 
creating in the previous version of lyx but doesn't work for documents created 
in the new version. For old documents, it perfectly works even in the new 
version of lyx. However, any new file I create in the new version can not read 
the bibliography data. I checked the latex error message. It simply says 
undefined path

I now want to go back to old lyx but it is not available for download. 

Please help; this is very URGENT!!


Sam

Re: Problem with lyx 2 on Mac

[Trevor Jenkins]

On Wed, Jul 6, 2011 at 12:30 AM, sam samuel_f...@yahoo.com wrote:


 ... use insert --- list/toc to include file in the my document. ...
 However, any new file I create in the new version can not read the
 bibliography data. I checked the latex error message. It simply says
 undefined path


Seen this occasionally myself with LyX v2.0 on Mac OS X 10.6.8. My
workaround is to make sure that the path is correct when I Add the
bibliography. I've not been able to reproduce it with any reproducible
steps. I simply try again.

Regards, Trevor.

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Problem with lyx 2 on Mac

[sam]

 Hi All,

I am encountering problem I never did with the previous lyx version for mac. I 
use bibdesk to create my bibliography data and use insert --- list/toc to 
include file in the my document. This was perfectly working for all documents 
creating in the previous version of lyx but doesn't work for documents created 
in the new version. For old documents, it perfectly works even in the new 
version of lyx. However, any new file I create in the new version can not read 
the bibliography data. I checked the latex error message. It simply says 
undefined path

I now want to go back to old lyx but it is not available for download. 

Please help; this is very URGENT!!


Sam

Re: Problem with lyx 2 on Mac

[Trevor Jenkins]

On Wed, Jul 6, 2011 at 12:30 AM, sam samuel_f...@yahoo.com wrote:


 ... use insert --- list/toc to include file in the my document. ...
 However, any new file I create in the new version can not read the
 bibliography data. I checked the latex error message. It simply says
 undefined path


Seen this occasionally myself with LyX v2.0 on Mac OS X 10.6.8. My
workaround is to make sure that the path is correct when I Add the
bibliography. I've not been able to reproduce it with any reproducible
steps. I simply try again.

Regards, Trevor.

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Problem with lyx 2 on Mac

[sam]

 Hi All,

I am encountering problem I never did with the previous lyx version for mac. I 
use bibdesk to create my bibliography data and use insert ---> list/toc to 
include file in the my document. This was perfectly working for all documents 
creating in the previous version of lyx but doesn't work for documents created 
in the new version. For old documents, it perfectly works even in the new 
version of lyx. However, any new file I create in the new version can not read 
the bibliography data. I checked the latex error message. It simply says 
"undefined path"

I now want to go back to old lyx but it is not available for download. 

Please help; this is very URGENT!!


Sam

Re: Problem with lyx 2 on Mac

[Trevor Jenkins]

On Wed, Jul 6, 2011 at 12:30 AM, sam  wrote:

>
> ... use insert ---> list/toc to include file in the my document. ...
> However, any new file I create in the new version can not read the
> bibliography data. I checked the latex error message. It simply says
> "undefined path"
>

Seen this occasionally myself with LyX v2.0 on Mac OS X 10.6.8. My
workaround is to make sure that the path is correct when I Add the
bibliography. I've not been able to reproduce it with any reproducible
steps. I simply try again.

Regards, Trevor.

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