Re: Viewing changes in output document
On 8.08.08, Neal Becker wrote: Paul A. Rubin wrote: How do you change the visualization of changes? Seems the default is to show them colored. I'd like changebars. Maybe overstrike? You can re-define the commands used by the change tracker in the Latex preamble. (Look at an exported Latex file or use View Source (and tick the complete source box) to find out the command name and definition. Günter
Re: Viewing changes in output document
On 8.08.08, Neal Becker wrote: Paul A. Rubin wrote: How do you change the visualization of changes? Seems the default is to show them colored. I'd like changebars. Maybe overstrike? You can re-define the commands used by the change tracker in the Latex preamble. (Look at an exported Latex file or use View Source (and tick the complete source box) to find out the command name and definition. Günter
Re: Viewing changes in output document
On 8.08.08, Neal Becker wrote: > Paul A. Rubin wrote: > How do you change the visualization of changes? Seems the default is > to show them colored. I'd like changebars. Maybe overstrike? You can re-define the commands used by the change tracker in the Latex preamble. (Look at an exported Latex file or use View Source (and tick the "complete source" box) to find out the command name and definition. Günter
Viewing changes in output document
Hello forum, today I discovered the function of tracking changes in Lyx documents... I think it is great! but when I wanted to create my output (dvi) with marked changes, lyx says it is not possible because I don't have installed xcolors/soul and dvipost... but I do have installed them! Does anyone know this problem? and maybe a solution? thank you! álvaro PS: rebooting didn't help either! :-( -- View this message in context: http://n2.nabble.com/Viewing-changes-in-output-document-tp680698p680698.html Sent from the LyX - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
Re: Viewing changes in output document
alvaro wrote: Hello forum, today I discovered the function of tracking changes in Lyx documents... I think it is great! but when I wanted to create my output (dvi) with marked changes, lyx says it is not possible because I don't have installed xcolors/soul and dvipost... but I do have installed them! Does anyone know this problem? and maybe a solution? thank you! álvaro PS: rebooting didn't help either! :-( If you installed them after you installed LyX, you need to reconfigure LyX (Tools - Reconfigure), then shut LyX down and restart it. If you installed them before you installed LyX (or have reconfigured LyX since you installed them), open Help - LaTeX Configuration and see if they were found. At least in version 1.5.6, divpost is section 7.3, soul is 7.17, and xcolor is 7.21. They should all say yes. If not (and assuming you've reconfigured LyX), you need to verify that your LaTeX distribution knows where to find them. Open a command shell and run 'kpsewhich dvipost.sty', 'kpsewhich soul.sty' and 'kpsewhich xcolor.sty' to verify their locations. If they are not found, refresh the LaTeX filename database. /Paul
Re: Viewing changes in output document
Paul A. Rubin wrote: alvaro wrote: Hello forum, today I discovered the function of tracking changes in Lyx documents... I think it is great! but when I wanted to create my output (dvi) with marked changes, lyx says it is not possible because I don't have installed xcolors/soul and dvipost... but I do have installed them! Does anyone know this problem? and maybe a solution? thank you! álvaro PS: rebooting didn't help either! :-( If you installed them after you installed LyX, you need to reconfigure LyX (Tools - Reconfigure), then shut LyX down and restart it. If you installed them before you installed LyX (or have reconfigured LyX since you installed them), open Help - LaTeX Configuration and see if they were found. At least in version 1.5.6, divpost is section 7.3, soul is 7.17, and xcolor is 7.21. They should all say yes. If not (and assuming you've reconfigured LyX), you need to verify that your LaTeX distribution knows where to find them. Open a command shell and run 'kpsewhich dvipost.sty', 'kpsewhich soul.sty' and 'kpsewhich xcolor.sty' to verify their locations. If they are not found, refresh the LaTeX filename database. /Paul How do you change the visualization of changes? Seems the default is to show them colored. I'd like changebars. Maybe overstrike?
Viewing changes in output document
Hello forum, today I discovered the function of tracking changes in Lyx documents... I think it is great! but when I wanted to create my output (dvi) with marked changes, lyx says it is not possible because I don't have installed xcolors/soul and dvipost... but I do have installed them! Does anyone know this problem? and maybe a solution? thank you! álvaro PS: rebooting didn't help either! :-( -- View this message in context: http://n2.nabble.com/Viewing-changes-in-output-document-tp680698p680698.html Sent from the LyX - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
Re: Viewing changes in output document
alvaro wrote: Hello forum, today I discovered the function of tracking changes in Lyx documents... I think it is great! but when I wanted to create my output (dvi) with marked changes, lyx says it is not possible because I don't have installed xcolors/soul and dvipost... but I do have installed them! Does anyone know this problem? and maybe a solution? thank you! álvaro PS: rebooting didn't help either! :-( If you installed them after you installed LyX, you need to reconfigure LyX (Tools - Reconfigure), then shut LyX down and restart it. If you installed them before you installed LyX (or have reconfigured LyX since you installed them), open Help - LaTeX Configuration and see if they were found. At least in version 1.5.6, divpost is section 7.3, soul is 7.17, and xcolor is 7.21. They should all say yes. If not (and assuming you've reconfigured LyX), you need to verify that your LaTeX distribution knows where to find them. Open a command shell and run 'kpsewhich dvipost.sty', 'kpsewhich soul.sty' and 'kpsewhich xcolor.sty' to verify their locations. If they are not found, refresh the LaTeX filename database. /Paul
Re: Viewing changes in output document
Paul A. Rubin wrote: alvaro wrote: Hello forum, today I discovered the function of tracking changes in Lyx documents... I think it is great! but when I wanted to create my output (dvi) with marked changes, lyx says it is not possible because I don't have installed xcolors/soul and dvipost... but I do have installed them! Does anyone know this problem? and maybe a solution? thank you! álvaro PS: rebooting didn't help either! :-( If you installed them after you installed LyX, you need to reconfigure LyX (Tools - Reconfigure), then shut LyX down and restart it. If you installed them before you installed LyX (or have reconfigured LyX since you installed them), open Help - LaTeX Configuration and see if they were found. At least in version 1.5.6, divpost is section 7.3, soul is 7.17, and xcolor is 7.21. They should all say yes. If not (and assuming you've reconfigured LyX), you need to verify that your LaTeX distribution knows where to find them. Open a command shell and run 'kpsewhich dvipost.sty', 'kpsewhich soul.sty' and 'kpsewhich xcolor.sty' to verify their locations. If they are not found, refresh the LaTeX filename database. /Paul How do you change the visualization of changes? Seems the default is to show them colored. I'd like changebars. Maybe overstrike?
Viewing changes in output document
Hello forum, today I discovered the function of tracking changes in Lyx documents... I think it is great! but when I wanted to create my output (dvi) with marked changes, lyx says it is not possible because I don't have installed "xcolors/soul" and "dvipost"... but I do have installed them! Does anyone know this problem? and maybe a solution? thank you! álvaro PS: rebooting didn't help either! :-( -- View this message in context: http://n2.nabble.com/Viewing-changes-in-output-document-tp680698p680698.html Sent from the LyX - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
Re: Viewing changes in output document
alvaro wrote: Hello forum, today I discovered the function of tracking changes in Lyx documents... I think it is great! but when I wanted to create my output (dvi) with marked changes, lyx says it is not possible because I don't have installed "xcolors/soul" and "dvipost"... but I do have installed them! Does anyone know this problem? and maybe a solution? thank you! álvaro PS: rebooting didn't help either! :-( If you installed them after you installed LyX, you need to reconfigure LyX (Tools -> Reconfigure), then shut LyX down and restart it. If you installed them before you installed LyX (or have reconfigured LyX since you installed them), open Help -> LaTeX Configuration and see if they were found. At least in version 1.5.6, divpost is section 7.3, soul is 7.17, and xcolor is 7.21. They should all say yes. If not (and assuming you've reconfigured LyX), you need to verify that your LaTeX distribution knows where to find them. Open a command shell and run 'kpsewhich dvipost.sty', 'kpsewhich soul.sty' and 'kpsewhich xcolor.sty' to verify their locations. If they are not found, refresh the LaTeX filename database. /Paul
Re: Viewing changes in output document
Paul A. Rubin wrote: > alvaro wrote: >> Hello forum, >> >> today I discovered the function of tracking changes in Lyx documents... I >> think it is great! but when I wanted to create my output (dvi) with >> marked changes, lyx says it is not possible because I don't have >> installed "xcolors/soul" and "dvipost"... but I do have installed them! >> >> Does anyone know this problem? and maybe a solution? >> >> thank you! >> >> álvaro >> >> PS: rebooting didn't help either! :-( > > If you installed them after you installed LyX, you need to reconfigure > LyX (Tools -> Reconfigure), then shut LyX down and restart it. > > If you installed them before you installed LyX (or have reconfigured LyX > since you installed them), open Help -> LaTeX Configuration and see if > they were found. At least in version 1.5.6, divpost is section 7.3, > soul is 7.17, and xcolor is 7.21. They should all say yes. If not (and > assuming you've reconfigured LyX), you need to verify that your LaTeX > distribution knows where to find them. Open a command shell and run > 'kpsewhich dvipost.sty', 'kpsewhich soul.sty' and 'kpsewhich xcolor.sty' > to verify their locations. If they are not found, refresh the LaTeX > filename database. > > /Paul How do you change the visualization of changes? Seems the default is to show them colored. I'd like changebars. Maybe overstrike?
