euro symbol

Hallo, i am working under Suse 7.2 with the newest version of lyx but I have not found a way to put in the new euro symbol in my documents; in other applications - for example in the shell or under abiword - the symbol appears with the key "Alt-Gr-E"; the settings under KDE 2 are made. Can

Re: No flame

On Sat, Dec 15, 2001 at 12:39:42AM +0100, thomas schönhoff wrote: this is quite a bit OT. I regularily run into troubles using my Mailfilters (serveral for LyX and others) in Mozilla 0.9.6. This is because people adress their mailss primarily to people who started a thread and secondly

Re: euro symbol

On Sat, 15 Dec 2001, Horst Jurkat wrote: i am working under Suse 7.2 with the newest version of lyx but I have not found a way to put in the new euro symbol in my documents; in other applications - for example in the shell or under abiword - the symbol appears with the key Alt-Gr-E; the

Re: \v{e} in LyX

Try 'M-x accent-caron e' Well, this is exactly what I hoped to hear, but unfortunately it does not work for me. When I do it, nothing happens. I mean nothing. Strange enough I checked it before I wrote, and it certainly worked for me. Andre' -- André Pönitz

Re: \v{e} in LyX

On Sat, 15 Dec 2001, Andre Poenitz wrote: Try 'M-x accent-caron e' Well, this is exactly what I hoped to hear, but unfortunately it does not work for me. When I do it, nothing happens. I mean nothing. Strange enough I checked it before I wrote, and it certainly worked for me.

Re: \v{e} in LyX

On Sat, Dec 15, 2001 at 04:45:12PM +0100, Wayan wrote: Strange enough I checked it before I wrote, and it certainly worked for me. Well.. my memory is failing... Does 'M-x accent-caron' followed by 'e' help? Andre' -- André Pönitz .. [EMAIL

Including scatter plots in LyX

Instead of me blindly trying out a bunch of packages, I thought I would see what other LyX users are using. I want to include a series of graphs in my thesis. I have tables of data for some of the data, and for others I have the function. What is the recommended tool? In the bad old days I used

Re: Including scatter plots in LyX

Instead of me blindly trying out a bunch of packages, I thought I would see what other LyX users are using. I want to include a series of graphs in my thesis. I have tables of data for some of the data, and for others I have the function. What is the recommended tool? In the bad old days I

Re: Including scatter plots in LyX

Markus Mohr wrote: That would probably be gnuplot (http://www.gnuplot.org). I doubt that www.gnuplot.org is still valid URL of Gnuplot homepage. Looks like someone else has it now. :-( -- Pozdrav, Roman

Re: Including scatter plots in LyX

Kent Kostuk wrote: Instead of me blindly trying out a bunch of packages, I thought I would see what other LyX users are using. I want to include a series of graphs in my thesis. I have tables of data for some of the data, and for others gnuplot I have the function. in this case

Re: \v{e} in LyX

On Sat, Dec 15, 2001 at 04:45:12PM +0100, Wayan wrote: Maybe, it has different command. In my lyx (1.1.6fix3) the command 'M-x accent-caron e' only show e. To make the \v{e} use the command 'M-x accent-caron' then followed with command 'M-x dead_caron e' Well, not yet. Although, it makes the

Re: hebrew latex problem

On Tue, Dec 11, 2001 at 02:33:01PM +0200, Tomas B. Winkler wrote: I've installed lyx-1.1.6fix3 rpm packages form www.lyx.org on redhat 7.2 and tetex-latex-heb-1.0.2-2.noarch.rpm from Mandrake and : This is e-TeX, Version 3.14159-2.1 (Web2C 7.3.1) entering extended mode (newfile1.tex

Re: Including scatter plots in LyX

On Sat, 15 Dec 2001, Markus Mohr wrote: That would probably be gnuplot (http://www.gnuplot.org). I use 'xgfe' as frontend (sorry, no link, but its easy to google). http://www.bl.physik.uni-muenchen.de/rechner/grafik/xgfe/xgfe.html Wayan

compare spacing in LyX and WP's

A doublspaced paper, with 1in margins all around, at 12pt Times New Roman, 1500 words, is about 5 pages in LyX. However, when a professor asks for a 1500 word essay, he says 1500 words (6-7 pages). This is a more or less consistent trend: whatever the ex[ected page count, the word count is

Re: compare spacing in LyX and WP's

Perhaps you should include a short note on the front of the paper about a wordcount being available for him/her should that be an issue, along with an invitation to try out the program that created such a good-looking finished product? Seriously though, I don't know what it is about (La)Tex but

Re: compare spacing in LyX and WP's

Believe thee me, I have no complaints, nor have professors complained. It's just that when a professor makes no recommendations about word count, but specifies only pages, then I am writing that many more words than anyone else. It also means that the professor is reading that many more words

Re: compare spacing in LyX and WP's

Did you consider using 12 pt instead of 10 (wich is default AFAIK) as font size. -- J Subject: Rch J souza,sousa,de sousa,de souza CDtoi vouloir économiser clavier toi raison : sousa Paris minitel -+- CD in GGE - Ce n'est pourtant pas un nom auvergnat -+- Renaud MICHEL

Re: compare spacing in LyX and WP's

I always use 12pt (see original post) Also sprach Renaud MICHEL: Did you consider using 12 pt instead of 10 (wich is default AFAIK) as font size.

Re: Blue underlining in CVS version with non-default language

On 15 Dec, Dekel Tsur wrote: I've fixed this bug today. Cool, thanks! L -- Laurent Duperval mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Vous vendez vos brosses comme une chiffe! -Achille Talon

Re: 20th century

On Fri, Dec 14, 2001 at 11:00:34PM -0800, Kayvan A. Sylvan wrote: On Sat, Dec 15, 2001 at 12:40:54AM -0600, Christopher M. Jones wrote: How do I get a raised th after a number, as in 20th century? Type: 2 0 Control-m ^ \textrm SPACE { th That is, use mathmode and superscript. At least

Re: Blue underlining in CVS version with non-default language

On Fri, Dec 14, 2001 at 11:08:03AM -0500, Laurent Duperval wrote: Hi, lyx.org is down soi I can't see the list archives. Anyway, I'm editing a document in English. My default languiage is normally French. When I change the language for this document (Layout | Document), every single word in

toc fonts

I am tpying a document using the sans serif character style (I need to use the helvetica font) but when I view the document as a pdf or dvi or print the document, the table of contents, bibliography, list of figures, and citations are generated using the default font. I have changed the font to

Re: compare spacing in LyX and WP's

On Sat, 15 Dec 2001, Christopher M. Jones wrote: However, when a professor asks for a 1500 word essay, he says 1500 words (6-7 pages). This is a more or less consistent trend: whatever the ex[ected page count, the word count is significantly less compared to what I do in LyX. It makes the

Re: Including scatter plots in LyX

On Sat, 15 Dec 2001, Kent Kostuk wrote: Instead of me blindly trying out a bunch of packages, I thought I would see what other LyX users are using. I want to include a series of graphs in my thesis. I have tables of data for some of the data, and for others I have the function. What is the

Re: toc fonts

Rodney K wrote: I am tpying a document using the sans serif character style (I need to use the helvetica font) but when I view the document as a pdf or dvi or print the document, the table of contents, bibliography, list of figures, and citations are generated using the default font. I

euro symbol

Hallo, i am working under Suse 7.2 with the newest version of lyx but I have not found a way to put in the new euro symbol in my documents; in other applications - for example in the shell or under abiword - the symbol appears with the key "Alt-Gr-E"; the settings under KDE 2 are made. Can

Re: No flame

On Sat, Dec 15, 2001 at 12:39:42AM +0100, thomas schönhoff wrote: this is quite a bit OT. I regularily run into troubles using my Mailfilters (serveral for LyX and others) in Mozilla 0.9.6. This is because people adress their mailss primarily to people who started a thread and secondly

Re: euro symbol

On Sat, 15 Dec 2001, Horst Jurkat wrote: i am working under Suse 7.2 with the newest version of lyx but I have not found a way to put in the new euro symbol in my documents; in other applications - for example in the shell or under abiword - the symbol appears with the key Alt-Gr-E; the

Re: \v{e} in LyX

Try 'M-x accent-caron e' Well, this is exactly what I hoped to hear, but unfortunately it does not work for me. When I do it, nothing happens. I mean nothing. Strange enough I checked it before I wrote, and it certainly worked for me. Andre' -- André Pönitz

Re: \v{e} in LyX

On Sat, 15 Dec 2001, Andre Poenitz wrote: Try 'M-x accent-caron e' Well, this is exactly what I hoped to hear, but unfortunately it does not work for me. When I do it, nothing happens. I mean nothing. Strange enough I checked it before I wrote, and it certainly worked for me.

Re: \v{e} in LyX

On Sat, Dec 15, 2001 at 04:45:12PM +0100, Wayan wrote: Strange enough I checked it before I wrote, and it certainly worked for me. Well.. my memory is failing... Does 'M-x accent-caron' followed by 'e' help? Andre' -- André Pönitz .. [EMAIL

Including scatter plots in LyX

Instead of me blindly trying out a bunch of packages, I thought I would see what other LyX users are using. I want to include a series of graphs in my thesis. I have tables of data for some of the data, and for others I have the function. What is the recommended tool? In the bad old days I used

Re: Including scatter plots in LyX

Instead of me blindly trying out a bunch of packages, I thought I would see what other LyX users are using. I want to include a series of graphs in my thesis. I have tables of data for some of the data, and for others I have the function. What is the recommended tool? In the bad old days I

Re: Including scatter plots in LyX

Markus Mohr wrote: That would probably be gnuplot (http://www.gnuplot.org). I doubt that www.gnuplot.org is still valid URL of Gnuplot homepage. Looks like someone else has it now. :-( -- Pozdrav, Roman

Re: Including scatter plots in LyX

Kent Kostuk wrote: Instead of me blindly trying out a bunch of packages, I thought I would see what other LyX users are using. I want to include a series of graphs in my thesis. I have tables of data for some of the data, and for others gnuplot I have the function. in this case

Re: \v{e} in LyX

On Sat, Dec 15, 2001 at 04:45:12PM +0100, Wayan wrote: Maybe, it has different command. In my lyx (1.1.6fix3) the command 'M-x accent-caron e' only show e. To make the \v{e} use the command 'M-x accent-caron' then followed with command 'M-x dead_caron e' Well, not yet. Although, it makes the

Re: hebrew latex problem

On Tue, Dec 11, 2001 at 02:33:01PM +0200, Tomas B. Winkler wrote: I've installed lyx-1.1.6fix3 rpm packages form www.lyx.org on redhat 7.2 and tetex-latex-heb-1.0.2-2.noarch.rpm from Mandrake and : This is e-TeX, Version 3.14159-2.1 (Web2C 7.3.1) entering extended mode (newfile1.tex

Re: Including scatter plots in LyX

On Sat, 15 Dec 2001, Markus Mohr wrote: That would probably be gnuplot (http://www.gnuplot.org). I use 'xgfe' as frontend (sorry, no link, but its easy to google). http://www.bl.physik.uni-muenchen.de/rechner/grafik/xgfe/xgfe.html Wayan

compare spacing in LyX and WP's

A doublspaced paper, with 1in margins all around, at 12pt Times New Roman, 1500 words, is about 5 pages in LyX. However, when a professor asks for a 1500 word essay, he says 1500 words (6-7 pages). This is a more or less consistent trend: whatever the ex[ected page count, the word count is

Re: compare spacing in LyX and WP's

Perhaps you should include a short note on the front of the paper about a wordcount being available for him/her should that be an issue, along with an invitation to try out the program that created such a good-looking finished product? Seriously though, I don't know what it is about (La)Tex but

Re: compare spacing in LyX and WP's

Believe thee me, I have no complaints, nor have professors complained. It's just that when a professor makes no recommendations about word count, but specifies only pages, then I am writing that many more words than anyone else. It also means that the professor is reading that many more words

Re: compare spacing in LyX and WP's

Did you consider using 12 pt instead of 10 (wich is default AFAIK) as font size. -- J Subject: Rch J souza,sousa,de sousa,de souza CDtoi vouloir économiser clavier toi raison : sousa Paris minitel -+- CD in GGE - Ce n'est pourtant pas un nom auvergnat -+- Renaud MICHEL

Re: compare spacing in LyX and WP's

I always use 12pt (see original post) Also sprach Renaud MICHEL: Did you consider using 12 pt instead of 10 (wich is default AFAIK) as font size.

Re: Blue underlining in CVS version with non-default language

On 15 Dec, Dekel Tsur wrote: I've fixed this bug today. Cool, thanks! L -- Laurent Duperval mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Vous vendez vos brosses comme une chiffe! -Achille Talon

Re: 20th century

On Fri, Dec 14, 2001 at 11:00:34PM -0800, Kayvan A. Sylvan wrote: On Sat, Dec 15, 2001 at 12:40:54AM -0600, Christopher M. Jones wrote: How do I get a raised th after a number, as in 20th century? Type: 2 0 Control-m ^ \textrm SPACE { th That is, use mathmode and superscript. At least

Re: Blue underlining in CVS version with non-default language

On Fri, Dec 14, 2001 at 11:08:03AM -0500, Laurent Duperval wrote: Hi, lyx.org is down soi I can't see the list archives. Anyway, I'm editing a document in English. My default languiage is normally French. When I change the language for this document (Layout | Document), every single word in

toc fonts

I am tpying a document using the sans serif character style (I need to use the helvetica font) but when I view the document as a pdf or dvi or print the document, the table of contents, bibliography, list of figures, and citations are generated using the default font. I have changed the font to

Re: compare spacing in LyX and WP's

On Sat, 15 Dec 2001, Christopher M. Jones wrote: However, when a professor asks for a 1500 word essay, he says 1500 words (6-7 pages). This is a more or less consistent trend: whatever the ex[ected page count, the word count is significantly less compared to what I do in LyX. It makes the

Re: Including scatter plots in LyX

On Sat, 15 Dec 2001, Kent Kostuk wrote: Instead of me blindly trying out a bunch of packages, I thought I would see what other LyX users are using. I want to include a series of graphs in my thesis. I have tables of data for some of the data, and for others I have the function. What is the

Re: toc fonts

Rodney K wrote: I am tpying a document using the sans serif character style (I need to use the helvetica font) but when I view the document as a pdf or dvi or print the document, the table of contents, bibliography, list of figures, and citations are generated using the default font. I

euro symbol

Hallo, i am working under Suse 7.2 with the newest version of lyx but I have not found a way to put in the new euro symbol in my documents; in other applications - for example in the shell or under abiword - the symbol appears with the key "Alt-Gr-E"; the settings under KDE 2 are made. Can

Re: No flame

On Sat, Dec 15, 2001 at 12:39:42AM +0100, thomas schönhoff wrote: > this is quite a bit OT. I regularily run into troubles using my > Mailfilters (serveral for LyX and others) in Mozilla 0.9.6. > > This is because people adress their mailss primarily to people who > started a thread and

Re: euro symbol

On Sat, 15 Dec 2001, Horst Jurkat wrote: > i am working under Suse 7.2 with the newest version of lyx but I have > not found a way to put in the new euro symbol in my documents; in other > applications - for example in the shell or under abiword - the symbol > appears with the key "Alt-Gr-E";

Re: \v{e} in LyX

> > Try 'M-x accent-caron e' > > Well, this is exactly what I hoped to hear, but unfortunately it > does not work for me. When I do it, nothing happens. I mean > nothing. Strange enough I checked it before I wrote, and it certainly worked for me. Andre' -- André Pönitz

Re: \v{e} in LyX

On Sat, 15 Dec 2001, Andre Poenitz wrote: > > > Try 'M-x accent-caron e' > > > > Well, this is exactly what I hoped to hear, but unfortunately it > > does not work for me. When I do it, nothing happens. I mean > > nothing. > > Strange enough I checked it before I wrote, and it certainly worked

Re: \v{e} in LyX

On Sat, Dec 15, 2001 at 04:45:12PM +0100, Wayan wrote: > > Strange enough I checked it before I wrote, and it certainly worked for me. Well.. my memory is failing... Does 'M-x accent-caron' followed by 'e' help? Andre' -- André Pönitz .. [EMAIL

Including scatter plots in LyX

Instead of me blindly trying out a bunch of packages, I thought I would see what other LyX users are using. I want to include a series of graphs in my thesis. I have tables of data for some of the data, and for others I have the function. What is the recommended tool? In the bad old days I used

Re: Including scatter plots in LyX

> Instead of me blindly trying out a bunch of packages, I thought I would > see what other LyX users are using. I want to include a series of graphs > in my thesis. I have tables of data for some of the data, and for others > I have the function. What is the recommended tool? In the bad old days

Re: Including scatter plots in LyX

Markus Mohr wrote: > > That would probably be gnuplot (http://www.gnuplot.org). I doubt that www.gnuplot.org is still valid URL of Gnuplot homepage. Looks like someone else has it now. :-( -- Pozdrav, Roman

Re: Including scatter plots in LyX

Kent Kostuk wrote: > Instead of me blindly trying out a bunch of packages, I thought I would > see what other LyX users are using. I want to include a series of graphs > in my thesis. I have tables of data for some of the data, and for others gnuplot > I have the function. in this case

Re: \v{e} in LyX

On Sat, Dec 15, 2001 at 04:45:12PM +0100, Wayan wrote: > Maybe, it has different command. In my lyx (1.1.6fix3) the > command 'M-x accent-caron e' only show e. To make the \v{e} use > the command 'M-x accent-caron' then followed with command 'M-x > dead_caron e' Well, not yet. Although, it makes

Re: hebrew latex problem

On Tue, Dec 11, 2001 at 02:33:01PM +0200, Tomas B. Winkler wrote: > > I've installed lyx-1.1.6fix3 rpm packages form www.lyx.org on redhat 7.2 > and tetex-latex-heb-1.0.2-2.noarch.rpm from Mandrake and : > > This is e-TeX, Version 3.14159-2.1 (Web2C 7.3.1) > entering extended mode >

Re: Including scatter plots in LyX

On Sat, 15 Dec 2001, Markus Mohr wrote: > That would probably be gnuplot (http://www.gnuplot.org). I use 'xgfe' as > frontend (sorry, no link, but its easy to google). http://www.bl.physik.uni-muenchen.de/rechner/grafik/xgfe/xgfe.html Wayan

compare spacing in LyX and WP's

A doublspaced paper, with 1in margins all around, at 12pt Times New Roman, 1500 words, is about 5 pages in LyX. However, when a professor asks for a 1500 word essay, he says "1500 words (6-7 pages)." This is a more or less consistent trend: whatever the ex[ected page count, the word count

Re: compare spacing in LyX and WP's

Perhaps you should include a short note on the front of the paper about a wordcount being available for him/her should that be an issue, along with an invitation to try out the program that created such a good-looking finished product? Seriously though, I don't know what it is about (La)Tex but

Re: compare spacing in LyX and WP's

Believe thee me, I have no complaints, nor have professors complained. It's just that when a professor makes no recommendations about word count, but specifies only pages, then I am writing that many more words than anyone else. It also means that the professor is reading that many more words

Re: compare spacing in LyX and WP's

Did you consider using 12 pt instead of 10 (wich is default AFAIK) as font size. -- J> Subject: Rch J> souza,sousa,de sousa,de souza CD>toi vouloir économiser clavier toi raison : sousa Paris minitel -+- CD in GGE - Ce n'est pourtant pas un nom auvergnat -+- Renaud MICHEL

Re: compare spacing in LyX and WP's

I always use 12pt (see original post) Also sprach Renaud MICHEL: > Did you consider using 12 pt instead of 10 (wich is default AFAIK) as font > size.

Re: Blue underlining in CVS version with non-default language

On 15 Dec, Dekel Tsur wrote: > I've fixed this bug today. Cool, thanks! L -- Laurent Duperval Vous vendez vos brosses comme une chiffe! -Achille Talon

Re: 20th century

On Fri, Dec 14, 2001 at 11:00:34PM -0800, Kayvan A. Sylvan wrote: > On Sat, Dec 15, 2001 at 12:40:54AM -0600, Christopher M. Jones wrote: > > How do I get a raised "th" after a number, as in "20th century?" > > Type: > > 2 0 Control-m ^ \textrm SPACE { th > > That is, use mathmode and

Re: Blue underlining in CVS version with non-default language

On Fri, Dec 14, 2001 at 11:08:03AM -0500, Laurent Duperval wrote: > Hi, > > lyx.org is down soi I can't see the list archives. Anyway, I'm editing a > document in English. My default languiage is normally French. When I change > the language for this document (Layout | Document), every single

toc fonts

I am tpying a document using the sans serif character style (I need to use the helvetica font) but when I view the document as a pdf or dvi or print the document, the table of contents, bibliography, list of figures, and citations are generated using the default font. I have changed the font to

Re: compare spacing in LyX and WP's

On Sat, 15 Dec 2001, Christopher M. Jones wrote: > However, when a professor asks for a 1500 word essay, he says "1500 words > (6-7 pages)." This is a more or less consistent trend: whatever the ex[ected > page count, the word count is significantly less compared to what I do in > LyX. It makes

Re: Including scatter plots in LyX

On Sat, 15 Dec 2001, Kent Kostuk wrote: > Instead of me blindly trying out a bunch of packages, I thought I would > see what other LyX users are using. I want to include a series of graphs > in my thesis. I have tables of data for some of the data, and for others > I have the function. What is

Re: toc fonts

Rodney K wrote: > I am tpying a document using the sans serif character style (I need to > use the helvetica font) but when I view the document as a pdf or dvi or > print the document, the table of contents, bibliography, list of > figures, and citations are generated using the default font. I