"Bror" == Bror Jonsson [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Bror I am trying to compile LyX 1.1.5 on my Solaris 2.7 and just
Bror can't get it to work. I have seen other people have the same
Bror problem on the maillist, but nothing seem to help. I am using
Bror gcc 2.95.2 and the latest (?) libstdc++. I
"Dirk" == Dirk Klugmann [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Dirk Sorry that I'm not able to provide more specific information,
Dirk and for the trouble with us RS6000 users. However, thank you for
Dirk your help and that wonderful tool! By the way: Anyone intersted
Dirk in a (as I was told) working
I tried ps2pdf in my lyx document, and p2pdf
thatfile.ps and the resulting file has no text, just
the lines for footnotes and my images. I am using
Mandrake 7.0.
I'd really like text in my pdf files!
What's the best non-adobe way to make a postscript
file?
I am running LyX 1.1.5 on Red Hat 6.2
I am trying to include a figure, which I saved in XFIG as two files: the
postscript, and the text part. According to the manual I only need to
import the text file as (INSERT-INCLUDE FILE with the "use as include
option flag") I got an error.
I generate PDFs by exporting my LyX documents as LaTeX, then running
texi2pdf -c -p -l latex filename.tex
After a while, I built a little shell script to act as a wrapper for
multiple-file documents and to speed the process up in general.
While we're on the subject, I've noticed that PDF
Shawn Boyette writes:
While we're on the subject, I've noticed that PDF output seems to
rapidly be moving towards the preferred format. Are there plans to
integrate PDF production more tightly into LyX?
I'd second this suggestion. It's possible to configure pdflatex on
the export-custom
--- Shawn Boyette [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I generate PDFs by exporting my LyX documents as
LaTeX, then running
texi2pdf -c -p -l latex filename.tex
After a while, I built a little shell script to act
as a wrapper for
multiple-file documents and to speed the process up
in general.
Well,
I still don't have a viewable pdf file on my Mandrake
7 box with texi2pdf. Like ps2pdf it comes out wit
nothing but the lines from the tables and footnotes.
Seems something to do with the fonts perhaps... it ran
with only the complaint that I had eps files, and I
can run eps2png to fix
Jon Fox [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
| Well,
| I still don't have a viewable pdf file on my Mandrake
| 7 box with texi2pdf. Like ps2pdf it comes out wit
| nothing but the lines from the tables and footnotes.
| Seems something to do with the fonts perhaps... it ran
| with only the complaint that I
Jon Fox wrote:
I tried ps2pdf in my lyx document, and p2pdf
thatfile.ps and the resulting file has no text, just
the lines for footnotes and my images. I am using
Mandrake 7.0.
I'd really like text in my pdf files!
What's the best non-adobe way to make a postscript
file?
Herbert Voss wrote:
Alexander Bauer wrote:
Hi,
the german translation from abstract is "Zusammenfassung". Does anyone
know
how to change this to "Vorwort".
Or if this is not possible, how can a section heading be centered?
\renewcommand\abstractname{Vorwort}
in
Jon Fox wrote:
I tried ps2pdf in my lyx document, and p2pdf
thatfile.ps and the resulting file has no text, just
the lines for footnotes and my images. I am using
Mandrake 7.0.
I'd really like text in my pdf files!
What's the best non-adobe way to make a postscript
file?
Use
Alexander Bauer wrote:
Herbert Voss wrote:
Alexander Bauer wrote:
Hi,
the german translation from abstract is "Zusammenfassung". Does anyone
know
how to change this to "Vorwort".
Or if this is not possible, how can a section heading be centered?
You could also use a normal star-section( Section* - LaTeX:
\section*{Vorwort}) instead of an abstract (LaTeX: \abstract{}),
because the context of an abstract normally is substantially
different from the contents of a preface (German "Vorwort") and
abstracts normally are typesetted
Ah, I didn't make myself clear. There is absolutely no
text in my outputed PDF. The number of pages is ok and
the placement of those little lines just above the
footnotes is ok and the lines surrounding the cells
are there... and nothing else. xpdf seems to show
other pdf files ok, just not
(LyX 1.1.5)
I'm trying to use control version on my files. I've read the
document that explain it, but iI can't get it works.
I registered my document with a name. After I checked it out
to modify. After some changes was apply I tryied to check in,
but it was disabled. I save my document,
Many publishers require jagged-right text; when I use this option in LyX
(ver. 1.1.5)
it no longer indents paragraphs (even though the indent radio button is
selected in the
Layout - Document popup). This is not a problem with the first
paragraph after
a section (which I would just as soon not be
"Bror" == Bror Jonsson [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Bror I am trying to compile LyX 1.1.5 on my Solaris 2.7 and just
Bror can't get it to work. I have seen other people have the same
Bror problem on the maillist, but nothing seem to help. I am using
Bror gcc 2.95.2 and the latest (?) libstdc++. I
"Dirk" == Dirk Klugmann [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Dirk Sorry that I'm not able to provide more specific information,
Dirk and for the trouble with us RS6000 users. However, thank you for
Dirk your help and that wonderful tool! By the way: Anyone intersted
Dirk in a (as I was told) working
I tried ps2pdf in my lyx document, and p2pdf
thatfile.ps and the resulting file has no text, just
the lines for footnotes and my images. I am using
Mandrake 7.0.
I'd really like text in my pdf files!
What's the best non-adobe way to make a postscript
file?
I am running LyX 1.1.5 on Red Hat 6.2
I am trying to include a figure, which I saved in XFIG as two files: the
postscript, and the text part. According to the manual I only need to
import the text file as (INSERT-INCLUDE FILE with the "use as include
option flag") I got an error.
I generate PDFs by exporting my LyX documents as LaTeX, then running
texi2pdf -c -p -l latex filename.tex
After a while, I built a little shell script to act as a wrapper for
multiple-file documents and to speed the process up in general.
While we're on the subject, I've noticed that PDF
Shawn Boyette writes:
While we're on the subject, I've noticed that PDF output seems to
rapidly be moving towards the preferred format. Are there plans to
integrate PDF production more tightly into LyX?
I'd second this suggestion. It's possible to configure pdflatex on
the export-custom
--- Shawn Boyette [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I generate PDFs by exporting my LyX documents as
LaTeX, then running
texi2pdf -c -p -l latex filename.tex
After a while, I built a little shell script to act
as a wrapper for
multiple-file documents and to speed the process up
in general.
Well,
I still don't have a viewable pdf file on my Mandrake
7 box with texi2pdf. Like ps2pdf it comes out wit
nothing but the lines from the tables and footnotes.
Seems something to do with the fonts perhaps... it ran
with only the complaint that I had eps files, and I
can run eps2png to fix
Jon Fox [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
| Well,
| I still don't have a viewable pdf file on my Mandrake
| 7 box with texi2pdf. Like ps2pdf it comes out wit
| nothing but the lines from the tables and footnotes.
| Seems something to do with the fonts perhaps... it ran
| with only the complaint that I
Jon Fox wrote:
I tried ps2pdf in my lyx document, and p2pdf
thatfile.ps and the resulting file has no text, just
the lines for footnotes and my images. I am using
Mandrake 7.0.
I'd really like text in my pdf files!
What's the best non-adobe way to make a postscript
file?
Herbert Voss wrote:
Alexander Bauer wrote:
Hi,
the german translation from abstract is "Zusammenfassung". Does anyone
know
how to change this to "Vorwort".
Or if this is not possible, how can a section heading be centered?
\renewcommand\abstractname{Vorwort}
in
Jon Fox wrote:
I tried ps2pdf in my lyx document, and p2pdf
thatfile.ps and the resulting file has no text, just
the lines for footnotes and my images. I am using
Mandrake 7.0.
I'd really like text in my pdf files!
What's the best non-adobe way to make a postscript
file?
Use
Alexander Bauer wrote:
Herbert Voss wrote:
Alexander Bauer wrote:
Hi,
the german translation from abstract is "Zusammenfassung". Does anyone
know
how to change this to "Vorwort".
Or if this is not possible, how can a section heading be centered?
You could also use a normal star-section( Section* - LaTeX:
\section*{Vorwort}) instead of an abstract (LaTeX: \abstract{}),
because the context of an abstract normally is substantially
different from the contents of a preface (German "Vorwort") and
abstracts normally are typesetted
Ah, I didn't make myself clear. There is absolutely no
text in my outputed PDF. The number of pages is ok and
the placement of those little lines just above the
footnotes is ok and the lines surrounding the cells
are there... and nothing else. xpdf seems to show
other pdf files ok, just not
(LyX 1.1.5)
I'm trying to use control version on my files. I've read the
document that explain it, but iI can't get it works.
I registered my document with a name. After I checked it out
to modify. After some changes was apply I tryied to check in,
but it was disabled. I save my document,
Many publishers require jagged-right text; when I use this option in LyX
(ver. 1.1.5)
it no longer indents paragraphs (even though the indent radio button is
selected in the
Layout - Document popup). This is not a problem with the first
paragraph after
a section (which I would just as soon not be
> "Bror" == Bror Jonsson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Bror> I am trying to compile LyX 1.1.5 on my Solaris 2.7 and just
Bror> can't get it to work. I have seen other people have the same
Bror> problem on the maillist, but nothing seem to help. I am using
Bror> gcc 2.95.2 and the latest (?)
> "Dirk" == Dirk Klugmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Dirk> Sorry that I'm not able to provide more specific information,
Dirk> and for the trouble with us RS6000 users. However, thank you for
Dirk> your help and that wonderful tool! By the way: Anyone intersted
Dirk> in a (as I was told)
I tried ps2pdf in my lyx document, and p2pdf
thatfile.ps and the resulting file has no text, just
the lines for footnotes and my images. I am using
Mandrake 7.0.
I'd really like text in my pdf files!
What's the best non-adobe way to make a postscript
file?
I am running LyX 1.1.5 on Red Hat 6.2
I am trying to include a figure, which I saved in XFIG as two files: the
postscript, and the text part. According to the manual I only need to
import the text file as (INSERT-INCLUDE FILE with the "use as include
option flag") I got an error.
I generate PDFs by exporting my LyX documents as LaTeX, then running
texi2pdf -c -p -l latex
After a while, I built a little shell script to act as a wrapper for
multiple-file documents and to speed the process up in general.
While we're on the subject, I've noticed that PDF output seems to
Shawn Boyette writes:
While we're on the subject, I've noticed that PDF output seems to
rapidly be moving towards the preferred format. Are there plans to
integrate PDF production more tightly into LyX?
I'd second this suggestion. It's possible to configure pdflatex on
the
--- Shawn Boyette <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I generate PDFs by exporting my LyX documents as
> LaTeX, then running
>
> texi2pdf -c -p -l latex
>
> After a while, I built a little shell script to act
> as a wrapper for
> multiple-file documents and to speed the process up
> in general.
>
Well,
I still don't have a viewable pdf file on my Mandrake
7 box with texi2pdf. Like ps2pdf it comes out wit
nothing but the lines from the tables and footnotes.
Seems something to do with the fonts perhaps... it ran
with only the complaint that I had eps files, and I
can run eps2png to fix
Jon Fox <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
| Well,
| I still don't have a viewable pdf file on my Mandrake
| 7 box with texi2pdf. Like ps2pdf it comes out wit
| nothing but the lines from the tables and footnotes.
| Seems something to do with the fonts perhaps... it ran
| with only the complaint that
Jon Fox wrote:
> I tried ps2pdf in my lyx document, and p2pdf
> thatfile.ps and the resulting file has no text, just
> the lines for footnotes and my images. I am using
> Mandrake 7.0.
>
> I'd really like text in my pdf files!
>
> What's the best non-adobe way to make a postscript
> file?
>
> Herbert Voss wrote:
> >
> > Alexander Bauer wrote:
> > >
> > > Hi,
> > >
> > > the german translation from abstract is "Zusammenfassung". Does anyone
know
> > > how to change this to "Vorwort".
> > > Or if this is not possible, how can a section heading be centered?
> >
> >
> Jon Fox wrote:
>
> > I tried ps2pdf in my lyx document, and p2pdf
> > thatfile.ps and the resulting file has no text, just
> > the lines for footnotes and my images. I am using
> > Mandrake 7.0.
> >
> > I'd really like text in my pdf files!
> >
> > What's the best non-adobe way to make a
Alexander Bauer wrote:
> > Herbert Voss wrote:
> > >
> > > Alexander Bauer wrote:
> > > >
> > > > Hi,
> > > >
> > > > the german translation from abstract is "Zusammenfassung". Does anyone
> know
> > > > how to change this to "Vorwort".
> > > > Or if this is not possible, how can a section
> > You could also use a normal star-section( Section* - LaTeX:
> > \section*{Vorwort}) instead of an abstract (LaTeX: \abstract{}),
> > because the context of an abstract normally is substantially
> > different from the contents of a preface (German "Vorwort") and
> > abstracts normally are
Ah, I didn't make myself clear. There is absolutely no
text in my outputed PDF. The number of pages is ok and
the placement of those little lines just above the
footnotes is ok and the lines surrounding the cells
are there... and nothing else. xpdf seems to show
other pdf files ok, just not
(LyX 1.1.5)
I'm trying to use control version on my files. I've read the
document that explain it, but iI can't get it works.
I registered my document with a name. After I checked it out
to modify. After some changes was apply I tryied to check in,
but it was disabled. I save my document,
Many publishers require jagged-right text; when I use this option in LyX
(ver. 1.1.5)
it no longer indents paragraphs (even though the indent radio button is
selected in the
Layout -> Document popup). This is not a problem with the first
paragraph after
a section (which I would just as soon not
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