adding new tex classes

2004-07-11 Thread William O. Bray
I recently tried to add a new tex class (beamer). I unpacked the files into 
appropriate subdirectories in my local tex tree (/usr/local/share/texmf), ran 
texhash, opened lyx and ran reconfigure. 
When I opened lyx again, beamer does not appear in the Doc class choices 
although it does appear in the Tex configuration.
When I open a lyx template associated with beamer, I get an error that the 
beamer class does not exist.
Running Mandrake 10 with lyx 1.3.3

any thoughts? bill


Re: adding new tex classes

2004-07-11 Thread Nirmal Govind
When I opened lyx again, beamer does not appear in the Doc class choices 
although it does appear in the Tex configuration.
You need to have a LyX .layout file corresponding to the class 
you're installing.. the .layout file needs to go in your 
.lyx/layouts/ folder. Luckily enough, the beamer class author does 
provide the LyX .layout file along with the tarball.. check in the 
lyx (or maybe LyX, can't remember) folder.. put that in the folder 
mentioned above and you should see it in the dropdown menu (I don't 
think you need to run LyX's reconfigure for this but if it doesn't 
appear, then do try running reconfigure)...

nirmal


Re: adding new tex classes

2004-07-11 Thread William O. Bray
Thanks Nirmal, just for the record, one does need to run reconfigure in 
Lyx to make it appear in the Doc class list.
By the way, beamer class is impressive piece of work.
bill
  When I opened lyx again, beamer does not appear in the Doc class choices
  although it does appear in the Tex configuration.

 You need to have a LyX .layout file corresponding to the class
 you're installing.. the .layout file needs to go in your
 .lyx/layouts/ folder. Luckily enough, the beamer class author does
 provide the LyX .layout file along with the tarball.. check in the
 lyx (or maybe LyX, can't remember) folder.. put that in the folder
 mentioned above and you should see it in the dropdown menu (I don't
 think you need to run LyX's reconfigure for this but if it doesn't
 appear, then do try running reconfigure)...

 nirmal


adding new tex classes

2004-07-11 Thread William O. Bray
I recently tried to add a new tex class (beamer). I unpacked the files into 
appropriate subdirectories in my local tex tree (/usr/local/share/texmf), ran 
texhash, opened lyx and ran reconfigure. 
When I opened lyx again, beamer does not appear in the Doc class choices 
although it does appear in the Tex configuration.
When I open a lyx template associated with beamer, I get an error that the 
beamer class does not exist.
Running Mandrake 10 with lyx 1.3.3

any thoughts? bill


Re: adding new tex classes

2004-07-11 Thread Nirmal Govind
When I opened lyx again, beamer does not appear in the Doc class choices 
although it does appear in the Tex configuration.
You need to have a LyX .layout file corresponding to the class 
you're installing.. the .layout file needs to go in your 
.lyx/layouts/ folder. Luckily enough, the beamer class author does 
provide the LyX .layout file along with the tarball.. check in the 
lyx (or maybe LyX, can't remember) folder.. put that in the folder 
mentioned above and you should see it in the dropdown menu (I don't 
think you need to run LyX's reconfigure for this but if it doesn't 
appear, then do try running reconfigure)...

nirmal


Re: adding new tex classes

2004-07-11 Thread William O. Bray
Thanks Nirmal, just for the record, one does need to run reconfigure in 
Lyx to make it appear in the Doc class list.
By the way, beamer class is impressive piece of work.
bill
  When I opened lyx again, beamer does not appear in the Doc class choices
  although it does appear in the Tex configuration.

 You need to have a LyX .layout file corresponding to the class
 you're installing.. the .layout file needs to go in your
 .lyx/layouts/ folder. Luckily enough, the beamer class author does
 provide the LyX .layout file along with the tarball.. check in the
 lyx (or maybe LyX, can't remember) folder.. put that in the folder
 mentioned above and you should see it in the dropdown menu (I don't
 think you need to run LyX's reconfigure for this but if it doesn't
 appear, then do try running reconfigure)...

 nirmal


adding new tex classes

2004-07-11 Thread William O. Bray
I recently tried to add a new tex class (beamer). I unpacked the files into 
appropriate subdirectories in my local tex tree (/usr/local/share/texmf), ran 
texhash, opened lyx and ran reconfigure. 
When I opened lyx again, beamer does not appear in the Doc class choices 
although it does appear in the Tex configuration.
When I open a lyx template associated with beamer, I get an error that the 
beamer class does not exist.
Running Mandrake 10 with lyx 1.3.3

any thoughts? bill


Re: adding new tex classes

2004-07-11 Thread Nirmal Govind
When I opened lyx again, beamer does not appear in the Doc class choices 
although it does appear in the Tex configuration.
You need to have a LyX .layout file corresponding to the class 
you're installing.. the .layout file needs to go in your 
.lyx/layouts/ folder. Luckily enough, the beamer class author does 
provide the LyX .layout file along with the tarball.. check in the 
lyx (or maybe LyX, can't remember) folder.. put that in the folder 
mentioned above and you should see it in the dropdown menu (I don't 
think you need to run LyX's reconfigure for this but if it doesn't 
appear, then do try running reconfigure)...

nirmal


Re: adding new tex classes

2004-07-11 Thread William O. Bray
Thanks Nirmal, just for the record, one does need to run reconfigure in 
Lyx to make it appear in the Doc class list.
By the way, beamer class is impressive piece of work.
bill
> > When I opened lyx again, beamer does not appear in the Doc class choices
> > although it does appear in the Tex configuration.
>
> You need to have a LyX .layout file corresponding to the class
> you're installing.. the .layout file needs to go in your
> .lyx/layouts/ folder. Luckily enough, the beamer class author does
> provide the LyX .layout file along with the tarball.. check in the
> lyx (or maybe LyX, can't remember) folder.. put that in the folder
> mentioned above and you should see it in the dropdown menu (I don't
> think you need to run LyX's reconfigure for this but if it doesn't
> appear, then do try running reconfigure)...
>
> nirmal