Re: hash in URL

Ben Hourigan wrote: I have a url containing a hash in a LyX document. I inserted it using the Insert URL menu item. In exported tex, it is as follows: \url{http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DVD#Region_codes} When LyX (or TeXshop) typesets the file using pdflatex, I get the following error.

Re: Cannot Get Headings Correct

Rich Shepard wrote: I'm using the Koma-script report class and addchap/addsect for divisions. The headings do not have the Chapter/Section titles on them and I cannot figure out why. Rich, I have had some similar problems with section titles only (chapter titles work) and specific versions

Re: does lyx support unicode

Christopher Winkler wrote: I want to know if lyx support unicode ?? thanks bela Sorry, man, NO Well, it depends. Do you really need combine Chinese, Russian, Arabic, and European characters in one document? If yes, then you're out of luck. If you use just characters covered by some 8859-?

no conversion

Mac OS 10.3.7, LyX 1.3.5 I just reloaded LyX and TeX and assorted packages from the Yale mirror of Gerben Wierdas teTeX http://www.rna.nl/tex.html implementation. During that process, the dialogue warned me against installing iconv. When I am in LyX, I have no options to view my document in any

Re: hash in URL

Juergen Spitzmueller wrote: Is the url emebedded in a footnote? If yes, this is a bug (or restriction) in the url package. See the following bugzilla entry (featuring some workarounds): http://bugzilla.lyx.org/show_bug.cgi?id=449 this is no bug, it is a restriction of no verbatim text in a

Hello LyX list - Getting my University to adopt LyX - CAS integration

Hello everyone - I have just subscribed to this LyX user list after using LyX to complete (amongst other things) my final year Maths project. LyX is a fantastic piece of software and I have been trying to encourage staff and students at my University (Portsmouth) to adopt it. However, the

easy manipulation of bibtex styles?

Dear Lys users, would there be a simple way or tool to manipulate bst style files to easily get the style of a journal that not pertains to the style files database generally available ? Is the only way to edit the bst style as text file and to find where the changes have to be made, or is there

Re: easy manipulation of bibtex styles?

Harold Mouras wrote: Dear Lys users, would there be a simple way or tool to manipulate bst style files to easily get the style of a journal that not pertains to the style files database generally available ? Is the only way to edit the bst style as text file and to find where the changes have to

TR: easy manipulation of bibtex styles?

THank you very much for your response. Is the right way to use this package the following: 1. I created a file named style.bst 2 I tape in a command window latex style.bst It doesn't seem to make appear any dialog box. What did I wrong? THanks harold

Re: TR: easy manipulation of bibtex styles?

Assuming you have the custom-bib packaged installed, look in the doc/latex/custom-bib directory under your LaTeX (not LyX) directory tree, and you should find the makebst.dvi file, which explains how to use custom-bib. To create mystyle.bst, do the following: 1. In a command window, type

Re: hash in URL

Ben Hourigan wrote: I have a url containing a hash in a LyX document. I inserted it using the Insert URL menu item. In exported tex, it is as follows: \url{http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DVD#Region_codes} When LyX (or TeXshop) typesets the file using pdflatex, I get the following error.

Re: Cannot Get Headings Correct

Rich Shepard wrote: I'm using the Koma-script report class and addchap/addsect for divisions. The headings do not have the Chapter/Section titles on them and I cannot figure out why. Rich, I have had some similar problems with section titles only (chapter titles work) and specific versions

Re: does lyx support unicode

Christopher Winkler wrote: I want to know if lyx support unicode ?? thanks bela Sorry, man, NO Well, it depends. Do you really need combine Chinese, Russian, Arabic, and European characters in one document? If yes, then you're out of luck. If you use just characters covered by some 8859-?

no conversion

Mac OS 10.3.7, LyX 1.3.5 I just reloaded LyX and TeX and assorted packages from the Yale mirror of Gerben Wierdas teTeX http://www.rna.nl/tex.html implementation. During that process, the dialogue warned me against installing iconv. When I am in LyX, I have no options to view my document in any

Re: hash in URL

Juergen Spitzmueller wrote: Is the url emebedded in a footnote? If yes, this is a bug (or restriction) in the url package. See the following bugzilla entry (featuring some workarounds): http://bugzilla.lyx.org/show_bug.cgi?id=449 this is no bug, it is a restriction of no verbatim text in a

Hello LyX list - Getting my University to adopt LyX - CAS integration

Hello everyone - I have just subscribed to this LyX user list after using LyX to complete (amongst other things) my final year Maths project. LyX is a fantastic piece of software and I have been trying to encourage staff and students at my University (Portsmouth) to adopt it. However, the

easy manipulation of bibtex styles?

Dear Lys users, would there be a simple way or tool to manipulate bst style files to easily get the style of a journal that not pertains to the style files database generally available ? Is the only way to edit the bst style as text file and to find where the changes have to be made, or is there

Re: easy manipulation of bibtex styles?

Harold Mouras wrote: Dear Lys users, would there be a simple way or tool to manipulate bst style files to easily get the style of a journal that not pertains to the style files database generally available ? Is the only way to edit the bst style as text file and to find where the changes have to

TR: easy manipulation of bibtex styles?

THank you very much for your response. Is the right way to use this package the following: 1. I created a file named style.bst 2 I tape in a command window latex style.bst It doesn't seem to make appear any dialog box. What did I wrong? THanks harold

Re: TR: easy manipulation of bibtex styles?

Assuming you have the custom-bib packaged installed, look in the doc/latex/custom-bib directory under your LaTeX (not LyX) directory tree, and you should find the makebst.dvi file, which explains how to use custom-bib. To create mystyle.bst, do the following: 1. In a command window, type

Re: hash in URL

Ben Hourigan wrote: > I have a url containing a hash in a LyX document. I inserted it using > the Insert > URL menu item. In exported tex, it is as follows: > >> \url{http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DVD#Region_codes} > > When LyX (or TeXshop) typesets the file using pdflatex, I get the > following

Re: Cannot Get Headings Correct

Rich Shepard wrote: > I'm using the Koma-script report class and addchap/addsect for divisions. > The headings do not have the Chapter/Section titles on them and I cannot > figure out why. Rich, I have had some similar problems with section titles only (chapter titles work) and specific

Re: does lyx support unicode

Christopher Winkler wrote: >> I want to know if lyx support unicode ?? >> thanks >> bela > Sorry, man, NO Well, it depends. Do you really need combine Chinese, Russian, Arabic, and European characters in one document? If yes, then you're out of luck. If you use just characters covered by some

no conversion

Mac OS 10.3.7, LyX 1.3.5 I just reloaded LyX and TeX and assorted packages from the Yale mirror of Gerben Wierda’s teTeX implementation. During that process, the dialogue warned me against installing iconv. When I am in LyX, I have no options to view my document in

Re: hash in URL

Juergen Spitzmueller wrote: Is the url emebedded in a footnote? If yes, this is a bug (or restriction) in the url package. See the following bugzilla entry (featuring some workarounds): http://bugzilla.lyx.org/show_bug.cgi?id=449 this is no bug, it is a restriction of no verbatim text in a

Hello LyX list - Getting my University to adopt LyX - CAS integration

Hello everyone - I have just subscribed to this LyX user list after using LyX to complete (amongst other things) my final year Maths project. LyX is a fantastic piece of software and I have been trying to encourage staff and students at my University (Portsmouth) to adopt it. However, the

easy manipulation of bibtex styles?

Dear Lys users, would there be a simple way or tool to manipulate bst style files to easily get the style of a journal that not pertains to the style files database generally available ? Is the only way to edit the bst style as text file and to find where the changes have to be made, or is there

Re: easy manipulation of bibtex styles?

Harold Mouras wrote: Dear Lys users, would there be a simple way or tool to manipulate bst style files to easily get the style of a journal that not pertains to the style files database generally available ? Is the only way to edit the bst style as text file and to find where the changes have to

TR: easy manipulation of bibtex styles?

THank you very much for your response. Is the right way to use this package the following: 1. I created a file named style.bst 2 I tape in a command window latex style.bst It doesn't seem to make appear any dialog box. What did I wrong? THanks harold

Re: TR: easy manipulation of bibtex styles?

Assuming you have the custom-bib packaged installed, look in the doc/latex/custom-bib directory under your LaTeX (not LyX) directory tree, and you should find the makebst.dvi file, which explains how to use custom-bib. To create mystyle.bst, do the following: 1. In a command window, type