Re: Cleaning up (was multicols and tabbing)

2001-03-25 Thread Herbert Voss

Christopher Jones wrote:
 
 Works like a charm. Thanks again.
 
 So here is some minor stuff left to address with this project of mine:
 
 First, I still have the problem I had before, with the \fbox and \parbox stuff.
 
 Second, I am printing this on USLegal, with .25in margins all around, and .50in
 columnsep (3 cols). It prints out just like I expect it, but the PostScript
 output is screwy. (1) Nothing past the second column appears, and (2) though it
 is a two pager, only one page shows up (though both of them print). None of
 this happens when I make a custom size, increasing the USLegal width by one
 inch in Landscape, nor does it happen when I use letter size, in any
 orientation, or Legal in portrait orientation. So. The problem is exclusively
 with USLegal, landscape orientation. What is the problem?

can you give a short lyx-example file for that behaviour?

Herbert


-- 
http://perce.de/lyx/



Re: Cleaning up (was multicols and tabbing)

2001-03-25 Thread Christopher Jones

Well... I guess I got it figured out afterall. I figured out the \parbox stuff,
and I figured out that if I produce the document in Legal/Landscape and then
put gv into portrait, I can see the document properly (except that it's
sideways). I got both pages to show up... I am not sure what exactly I did to
fix that. Anyway, here's the example file just for the heck of it. Maybe you
know why I have to put gv into portrait in order to see the whole thing.

On Sun, 25 Mar 2001, you wrote:
 Christopher Jones wrote:
  
  Works like a charm. Thanks again.
  
  So here is some minor stuff left to address with this project of mine:
  
  First, I still have the problem I had before, with the \fbox and \parbox stuff.
  
  Second, I am printing this on USLegal, with .25in margins all around, and .50in
  columnsep (3 cols). It prints out just like I expect it, but the PostScript
  output is screwy. (1) Nothing past the second column appears, and (2) though it
  is a two pager, only one page shows up (though both of them print). None of
  this happens when I make a custom size, increasing the USLegal width by one
  inch in Landscape, nor does it happen when I use letter size, in any
  orientation, or Legal in portrait orientation. So. The problem is exclusively
  with USLegal, landscape orientation. What is the problem?
 
 can you give a short lyx-example file for that behaviour?
 
 Herbert
 
 
 -- 
 http://perce.de/lyx/

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 Obviously, I figured out about the frameboxes.
 So nevermind about that part.
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Re: Cleaning up (was multicols and tabbing)

2001-03-25 Thread Herbert Voss

Christopher Jones wrote:
 
 Works like a charm. Thanks again.
 
 So here is some minor stuff left to address with this project of mine:
 
 First, I still have the problem I had before, with the \fbox and \parbox stuff.
 
 Second, I am printing this on USLegal, with .25in margins all around, and .50in
 columnsep (3 cols). It prints out just like I expect it, but the PostScript
 output is screwy. (1) Nothing past the second column appears, and (2) though it
 is a two pager, only one page shows up (though both of them print). None of
 this happens when I make a custom size, increasing the USLegal width by one
 inch in Landscape, nor does it happen when I use letter size, in any
 orientation, or Legal in portrait orientation. So. The problem is exclusively
 with USLegal, landscape orientation. What is the problem?

can you give a short lyx-example file for that behaviour?

Herbert


-- 
http://perce.de/lyx/



Re: Cleaning up (was multicols and tabbing)

2001-03-25 Thread Christopher Jones

Well... I guess I got it figured out afterall. I figured out the \parbox stuff,
and I figured out that if I produce the document in Legal/Landscape and then
put gv into portrait, I can see the document properly (except that it's
sideways). I got both pages to show up... I am not sure what exactly I did to
fix that. Anyway, here's the example file just for the heck of it. Maybe you
know why I have to put gv into portrait in order to see the whole thing.

On Sun, 25 Mar 2001, you wrote:
 Christopher Jones wrote:
  
  Works like a charm. Thanks again.
  
  So here is some minor stuff left to address with this project of mine:
  
  First, I still have the problem I had before, with the \fbox and \parbox stuff.
  
  Second, I am printing this on USLegal, with .25in margins all around, and .50in
  columnsep (3 cols). It prints out just like I expect it, but the PostScript
  output is screwy. (1) Nothing past the second column appears, and (2) though it
  is a two pager, only one page shows up (though both of them print). None of
  this happens when I make a custom size, increasing the USLegal width by one
  inch in Landscape, nor does it happen when I use letter size, in any
  orientation, or Legal in portrait orientation. So. The problem is exclusively
  with USLegal, landscape orientation. What is the problem?
 
 can you give a short lyx-example file for that behaviour?
 
 Herbert
 
 
 -- 
 http://perce.de/lyx/

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 Obviously, I figured out about the frameboxes.
 So nevermind about that part.
\layout Standard


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\backslash 
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Third column begins here.
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Re: Cleaning up (was multicols and tabbing)

2001-03-25 Thread Herbert Voss

Christopher Jones wrote:
> 
> Works like a charm. Thanks again.
> 
> So here is some minor stuff left to address with this project of mine:
> 
> First, I still have the problem I had before, with the \fbox and \parbox stuff.
> 
> Second, I am printing this on USLegal, with .25in margins all around, and .50in
> columnsep (3 cols). It prints out just like I expect it, but the PostScript
> output is screwy. (1) Nothing past the second column appears, and (2) though it
> is a two pager, only one page shows up (though both of them print). None of
> this happens when I make a custom size, increasing the USLegal width by one
> inch in Landscape, nor does it happen when I use letter size, in any
> orientation, or Legal in portrait orientation. So. The problem is exclusively
> with USLegal, landscape orientation. What is the problem?

can you give a short lyx-example file for that behaviour?

Herbert


-- 
http://perce.de/lyx/



Re: Cleaning up (was multicols and tabbing)

2001-03-25 Thread Christopher Jones

Well... I guess I got it figured out afterall. I figured out the \parbox stuff,
and I figured out that if I produce the document in Legal/Landscape and then
put gv into portrait, I can see the document properly (except that it's
sideways). I got both pages to show up... I am not sure what exactly I did to
fix that. Anyway, here's the example file just for the heck of it. Maybe you
know why I have to put gv into portrait in order to see the whole thing.

On Sun, 25 Mar 2001, you wrote:
> Christopher Jones wrote:
> > 
> > Works like a charm. Thanks again.
> > 
> > So here is some minor stuff left to address with this project of mine:
> > 
> > First, I still have the problem I had before, with the \fbox and \parbox stuff.
> > 
> > Second, I am printing this on USLegal, with .25in margins all around, and .50in
> > columnsep (3 cols). It prints out just like I expect it, but the PostScript
> > output is screwy. (1) Nothing past the second column appears, and (2) though it
> > is a two pager, only one page shows up (though both of them print). None of
> > this happens when I make a custom size, increasing the USLegal width by one
> > inch in Landscape, nor does it happen when I use letter size, in any
> > orientation, or Legal in portrait orientation. So. The problem is exclusively
> > with USLegal, landscape orientation. What is the problem?
> 
> can you give a short lyx-example file for that behaviour?
> 
> Herbert
> 
> 
> -- 
> http://perce.de/lyx/

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blahblahblahblah
\layout Standard

blahblahblahblah
\layout Standard

blahblahblahblah
\layout Standard

blahblahblahblah
\layout Standard

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This is another paragraph.
 Obviously, I figured out about the frameboxes.
 So nevermind about that part.
\layout Standard


\latex latex 

\backslash 
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Third column begins here.
\layout Standard

This is a standard paragraph.
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