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
Re: Why does my text runneth into the right margin?
_/ On Thu 12 Jan 2006 08:56:20 GMT, [Georg Baum] wrote : \_
Martin Geisler wrote:
If the word occurs several times you might want to simply extrend the
hyphenation knowledge of TeX by saying
\hyphenation{foo-bar}
in your Preamble. This it will take effect for all foobars.
If it does not, read this: http://bugzilla.lyx.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1503
Georg
You have just helped me solve a recurrent problem that I last experienced
yesterday. I am getting this too and often I fail to spot it before sub-
mitting papers (LaTeX, not LyX due to imposed templates). I finally under-
stand what \hyphenation{} is intended to achieve. It's often at the top
to serve as a placeholder.
Margin issues can only be detected by the eye if you specifically aim to
identify it. If only I got a warning prominent enough while compiling...
Thanks,
Roy
Re: Why does my text runneth into the right margin?
Roy Schestowitz writes: You have just helped me solve a recurrent problem that I last experienced yesterday. I am getting this too and often I fail to spot it before sub- mitting papers Add draft to the Options in the Layout menu -- you won't miss them anymore (unless your article is about large black boxes!). -Kevin -- Kevin Pfeiffer [EMAIL PROTECTED] Tiros-Translations
Re: Why does my text runneth into the right margin?
_/ On Thu 12 Jan 2006 08:56:20 GMT, [Georg Baum] wrote : \_
Martin Geisler wrote:
If the word occurs several times you might want to simply extrend the
hyphenation knowledge of TeX by saying
\hyphenation{foo-bar}
in your Preamble. This it will take effect for all foobars.
If it does not, read this: http://bugzilla.lyx.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1503
Georg
You have just helped me solve a recurrent problem that I last experienced
yesterday. I am getting this too and often I fail to spot it before sub-
mitting papers (LaTeX, not LyX due to imposed templates). I finally under-
stand what \hyphenation{} is intended to achieve. It's often at the top
to serve as a placeholder.
Margin issues can only be detected by the eye if you specifically aim to
identify it. If only I got a warning prominent enough while compiling...
Thanks,
Roy
Re: Why does my text runneth into the right margin?
Roy Schestowitz writes: You have just helped me solve a recurrent problem that I last experienced yesterday. I am getting this too and often I fail to spot it before sub- mitting papers Add draft to the Options in the Layout menu -- you won't miss them anymore (unless your article is about large black boxes!). -Kevin -- Kevin Pfeiffer [EMAIL PROTECTED] Tiros-Translations
Re: Why does my text runneth into the right margin?
_/ On Thu 12 Jan 2006 08:56:20 GMT, [Georg Baum] wrote : \_
Martin Geisler wrote:
If the word occurs several times you might want to simply extrend the
hyphenation knowledge of TeX by saying
\hyphenation{foo-bar}
in your Preamble. This it will take effect for all foobars.
If it does not, read this: http://bugzilla.lyx.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1503
Georg
You have just helped me solve a recurrent problem that I last experienced
yesterday. I am getting this too and often I fail to spot it before sub-
mitting papers (LaTeX, not LyX due to imposed templates). I finally under-
stand what \hyphenation{} is intended to achieve. It's often at the top
to serve as a placeholder.
Margin issues can only be detected by the eye if you specifically aim to
identify it. If only I got a warning prominent enough while compiling...
Thanks,
Roy
Re: Why does my text runneth into the right margin?
Roy Schestowitz writes: > You have just helped me solve a recurrent problem that I last > experienced yesterday. I am getting this too and often I fail to > spot it before sub- mitting papers Add "draft" to the Options in the Layout menu -- you won't miss them anymore (unless your article is about large black boxes!). -Kevin -- Kevin Pfeiffer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Tiros-Translations
Re: Why does my text runneth into the right margin?
Rich Shepard [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
This can occur in lyx-code mode or in regular text mode. If it's
only a word that hangs into the right margin it's most likely
because TeX doesn't know how to hypenate it. You can give it some
hints by putting {\-} at a hyphenation place (using LaTeX mode, of
course).
If the word occurs several times you might want to simply extrend the
hyphenation knowledge of TeX by saying
\hyphenation{foo-bar}
in your Preamble. This it will take effect for all foobars.
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Re: Why does my text runneth into the right margin?
Martin Geisler wrote:
If the word occurs several times you might want to simply extrend the
hyphenation knowledge of TeX by saying
\hyphenation{foo-bar}
in your Preamble. This it will take effect for all foobars.
If it does not, read this: http://bugzilla.lyx.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1503
Georg
Re: Why does my text runneth into the right margin?
Rich Shepard [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
This can occur in lyx-code mode or in regular text mode. If it's
only a word that hangs into the right margin it's most likely
because TeX doesn't know how to hypenate it. You can give it some
hints by putting {\-} at a hyphenation place (using LaTeX mode, of
course).
If the word occurs several times you might want to simply extrend the
hyphenation knowledge of TeX by saying
\hyphenation{foo-bar}
in your Preamble. This it will take effect for all foobars.
--
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Re: Why does my text runneth into the right margin?
Martin Geisler wrote:
If the word occurs several times you might want to simply extrend the
hyphenation knowledge of TeX by saying
\hyphenation{foo-bar}
in your Preamble. This it will take effect for all foobars.
If it does not, read this: http://bugzilla.lyx.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1503
Georg
Re: Why does my text runneth into the right margin?
Rich Shepard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>This can occur in lyx-code mode or in regular text mode. If it's
> only a word that hangs into the right margin it's most likely
> because TeX doesn't know how to hypenate it. You can give it some
> hints by putting {\-} at a hyphenation place (using LaTeX mode, of
> course).
If the word occurs several times you might want to simply extrend the
hyphenation knowledge of TeX by saying
\hyphenation{foo-bar}
in your Preamble. This it will take effect for all foobars.
--
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Re: Why does my text runneth into the right margin?
Martin Geisler wrote:
> If the word occurs several times you might want to simply extrend the
> hyphenation knowledge of TeX by saying
>
> \hyphenation{foo-bar}
>
> in your Preamble. This it will take effect for all foobars.
If it does not, read this: http://bugzilla.lyx.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1503
Georg
Re: Why does my text runneth into the right margin?
mail.k schrieb: I still have some newbie problems. The text in my document occasionally runs past the right margin in dvi, postscript, and pdf output. I massume that this is text in typewriter font. You need to set hyphenation points (menu Insert - special character) for this font (LaTeX restriction). regards Uwe
Re: Why does my text runneth into the right margin?
On Wed, 11 Jan 2006, mail.k wrote:
I still have some newbie problems. The text in my document occasionally
runs past the right margin in dvi, postscript, and pdf output.
Eran,
This can occur in lyx-code mode or in regular text mode. If it's only a
word that hangs into the right margin it's most likely because TeX doesn't
know how to hypenate it. You can give it some hints by putting {\-} at a
hyphenation place (using LaTeX mode, of course).
Rich
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Re: Why does my text runneth into the right margin?
mail.k [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Hello, I still have some newbie problems. The text in my document occasionally runs past the right margin in dvi, postscript, and pdf output. Maybe there simply isn't a good way to break the line at that place? TeX will only strech the interword spaces to a certain limit, and if it still cannot find a hyphenation point it will simply leave the offending material in place (sticking out into the margin as you describe) and complain about an overfull hbox (horizontal box). If there really isn't any place where one could hyphenate, then simply rewrite the paragraph a bit. Adding or deleting a word normally helps. If you think that TeX ought to hyphenate your word, then make sure that you have set the language correctly for the document in LyX. Also, you should make sure that hyphenation support for that language is enabled in LaTeX. How to enable languages for hyphenation differ From system to system, as far as I remeber then MikTeX has a GUI for controlling it, other systems use a command called texconfig. Look in the documentation. -- Martin Geisler GnuPG Key: 0x7E45DD38 PHP Exif Library | PHP Weather | PHP Shell http://pel.sf.net/| http://phpweather.net/ | http://mgeisler.net/ Read/write Exif data | Show current weather| A shell in a browser pgpFYpprZA2wK.pgp Description: PGP signature
Re: Why does my text runneth into the right margin?
On Thursday 12 January 2006 00:28, Rich Shepard wrote:
You can give it some hints by putting {\-} at a
hyphenation place (using LaTeX mode, of course).
There is no need to use the TeX mode, lyx supports this feature as Uwe
described, Insert-Special Character-Hyphenation Point
The shortcut for this is Ctr - (CUA) or Ctr h (for emacs mode).
It is really handy. :-)
Rich
--
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Re: Why does my text runneth into the right margin?
mail.k schrieb: I still have some newbie problems. The text in my document occasionally runs past the right margin in dvi, postscript, and pdf output. I massume that this is text in typewriter font. You need to set hyphenation points (menu Insert - special character) for this font (LaTeX restriction). regards Uwe
Re: Why does my text runneth into the right margin?
On Wed, 11 Jan 2006, mail.k wrote:
I still have some newbie problems. The text in my document occasionally
runs past the right margin in dvi, postscript, and pdf output.
Eran,
This can occur in lyx-code mode or in regular text mode. If it's only a
word that hangs into the right margin it's most likely because TeX doesn't
know how to hypenate it. You can give it some hints by putting {\-} at a
hyphenation place (using LaTeX mode, of course).
Rich
--
Richard B. Shepard, Ph.D. | Author of Quantifying Environmental
Applied Ecosystem Services, Inc. (TM) | Impact Assessments Using Fuzzy Logic
http://www.appl-ecosys.com Voice: 503-667-4517 Fax: 503-667-8863
Re: Why does my text runneth into the right margin?
mail.k [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Hello, I still have some newbie problems. The text in my document occasionally runs past the right margin in dvi, postscript, and pdf output. Maybe there simply isn't a good way to break the line at that place? TeX will only strech the interword spaces to a certain limit, and if it still cannot find a hyphenation point it will simply leave the offending material in place (sticking out into the margin as you describe) and complain about an overfull hbox (horizontal box). If there really isn't any place where one could hyphenate, then simply rewrite the paragraph a bit. Adding or deleting a word normally helps. If you think that TeX ought to hyphenate your word, then make sure that you have set the language correctly for the document in LyX. Also, you should make sure that hyphenation support for that language is enabled in LaTeX. How to enable languages for hyphenation differ From system to system, as far as I remeber then MikTeX has a GUI for controlling it, other systems use a command called texconfig. Look in the documentation. -- Martin Geisler GnuPG Key: 0x7E45DD38 PHP Exif Library | PHP Weather | PHP Shell http://pel.sf.net/| http://phpweather.net/ | http://mgeisler.net/ Read/write Exif data | Show current weather| A shell in a browser pgpFYpprZA2wK.pgp Description: PGP signature
Re: Why does my text runneth into the right margin?
On Thursday 12 January 2006 00:28, Rich Shepard wrote:
You can give it some hints by putting {\-} at a
hyphenation place (using LaTeX mode, of course).
There is no need to use the TeX mode, lyx supports this feature as Uwe
described, Insert-Special Character-Hyphenation Point
The shortcut for this is Ctr - (CUA) or Ctr h (for emacs mode).
It is really handy. :-)
Rich
--
José Abílio
Re: Why does my text runneth into the right margin?
mail.k schrieb: I still have some newbie problems. The text in my document occasionally runs past the right margin in dvi, postscript, and pdf output. I massume that this is text in typewriter font. You need to set hyphenation points (menu Insert -> special character) for this font (LaTeX restriction). regards Uwe
Re: Why does my text runneth into the right margin?
On Wed, 11 Jan 2006, mail.k wrote:
I still have some newbie problems. The text in my document occasionally
runs past the right margin in dvi, postscript, and pdf output.
Eran,
This can occur in lyx-code mode or in regular text mode. If it's only a
word that hangs into the right margin it's most likely because TeX doesn't
know how to hypenate it. You can give it some hints by putting {\-} at a
hyphenation place (using LaTeX mode, of course).
Rich
--
Richard B. Shepard, Ph.D. | Author of "Quantifying Environmental
Applied Ecosystem Services, Inc. (TM) | Impact Assessments Using Fuzzy Logic"
Voice: 503-667-4517 Fax: 503-667-8863
Re: Why does my text runneth into the right margin?
"mail.k" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Hello, > > I still have some newbie problems. The text in my document > occasionally runs past the right margin in dvi, postscript, and pdf > output. Maybe there simply isn't a good way to break the line at that place? TeX will only strech the interword spaces to a certain limit, and if it still cannot find a hyphenation point it will simply leave the offending material in place (sticking out into the margin as you describe) and complain about an overfull hbox (horizontal box). If there really isn't any place where one could hyphenate, then simply rewrite the paragraph a bit. Adding or deleting a word normally helps. If you think that TeX ought to hyphenate your word, then make sure that you have set the language correctly for the document in LyX. Also, you should make sure that hyphenation support for that language is enabled in LaTeX. How to enable languages for hyphenation differ From system to system, as far as I remeber then MikTeX has a GUI for controlling it, other systems use a command called texconfig. Look in the documentation. -- Martin Geisler GnuPG Key: 0x7E45DD38 PHP Exif Library | PHP Weather | PHP Shell http://pel.sf.net/| http://phpweather.net/ | http://mgeisler.net/ Read/write Exif data | Show current weather| A shell in a browser pgpFYpprZA2wK.pgp Description: PGP signature
Re: Why does my text runneth into the right margin?
On Thursday 12 January 2006 00:28, Rich Shepard wrote:
> You can give it some hints by putting {\-} at a
> hyphenation place (using LaTeX mode, of course).
There is no need to use the TeX mode, lyx supports this feature as Uwe
described, Insert->Special Character->Hyphenation Point
The shortcut for this is Ctr - (CUA) or Ctr h (for emacs mode).
It is really handy. :-)
> Rich
--
José Abílio
