Hello
This is a LaTeX question more than a LyX one - is there a latex-users list
somewhere? But it's relevant to Lyx because I'm experimenting with LaTeX at
the moment, intending to migrate a whole lot of XML documents into LyX when
I have the necessary classes/layouts working.
Anyway, I'm
Sam Lewis wrote:
On Tue, 22 May 2007 14:24:35 GMT
Charles de Miramon wrote:
URL: http://permalink.gmane.org/gmane.editors.lyx.general/38724
In traditional European typography (before the computer), there are
no italic (or bold) small capitals. If you are a purist typographer,
you should
I would like to put my introduction section in the TOC, but without it
having a number, as otherwise my section numbers start from 2. I tried
using section*, but then the section doesn't show up in the TOC, and the
headers show the wrong section name. The closest I managed to get to
what I
Hi all,
As you might know, LyX graphics dialog has an Edit button intended
to open figures in an editor which may be selected by the system
depending on their file format. But figures included in LyX using the
graphics dialog are almost always made with external editors using
their own
Mael == Mael Hilléreau [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Mael To solve this problem, I wrote lyxfigedit, a little bash script
Mael (see attached file) that allows to edit a figure by opening the
Mael appropriate file in its editor. This trick only works on Mac OS.
Mael [To developpers: For sure, a
Marc Flerackers wrote:
I would like to put my introduction section in the TOC, but without it
having a number, as otherwise my section numbers start from 2. I tried
using section*, but then the section doesn't show up in the TOC, and the
headers show the wrong section name. The closest I
Charles de Miramon wrote:
Marc Flerackers wrote:
I would like to put my introduction section in the TOC, but without it
having a number, as otherwise my section numbers start from 2. I tried
using section*, but then the section doesn't show up in the TOC, and the
headers show the wrong
Le 23 mai 07 à 11:53, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes a écrit :
What about adding the format .graffle in your preferences and
documenting the command to create a pdf from graffle (assuming this is
possible, of course). The you just insert the graffle file into LyX
and forget about the rest.
Ooops, I
Ralph wrote:
What's strange is that the spellchecker was working fine before I reinstalled
I also had difficulties installing the aspell dictionary manually, when
LyX 1.4.4-4 failed to download the dictionary automatically on installation.
This is what worked for me:
- Download and run
I have experienced several times, that Lyx itself creates errors in latex code.
I suddenly have errors in the middle of simple text and the conversion of the
document to anything else fails. Also sometimes when opening a document it gets
truncated and only a tiny part of it gets displayed.
1.)
stefan == stefan wolfbauer [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
stefan I have experienced several times, that Lyx itself creates
stefan errors in latex code. I suddenly have errors in the middle of
stefan simple text and the conversion of the document to anything
stefan else fails.
If you could send us
I don't know how to do this, so I'm reposting.
Lars Olesen wrote:
2007/5/22, Richard Heck [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Lars Olesen wrote:
How do I translate a lyx document to docbook
Open DocumentSettingsDocumentClass. In the Document Class drop box,
choose DocBook (article) or whatever. Choose OK.
If you want to improve your typography : The Elements of
Typographic Style
of Robert Bringhurst is a nice book.
Cheers,
Charles
--
http://www.kde-france.org
I second that advice: read Bringhurst.
Bruce
I am also a fan of this book. For some perspective, here's a review by
William Berkson, a prominent contributor to Typophile.com.
I think it's important to keep in mind while discussing italic small caps.
*Reviewd by William Berkson:*
Few books deserve the name 'great', but this is one. The
Charles wrote:
URL: http://permalink.gmane.org/gmane.editors.lyx.general/38743
Normally, in English typography, acronyms are set in upper case. But
rules are made to be bent and the invention of computer typography
gave new possibilities and wordprocessor gave bad habits to writers
and
James wrote:
All,
I am trying to get 1.50b3 running on my desktop (Linux). I have it running
on my laptop (Mac) and am very pleased with the new look and feel.
On the linux build, I am having trouble with math symbols in preview. They
come out fine in a DVI/PS/PDF document, but don't show up
Neal Becker wrote:
This is lyx-1.5.0b3.
I selected 'block' and I get something that says:
block ( ERT[{title}] body ): my text here...
There is no way to select that block... with the mouse. How do I edit it?
You can select the my text here... part with the mouse, right? The
other part
Looking at the *.log file I found the following error:
! LaTeX Error: File `preview.sty' not found.
Does this indicate the source of the problem?
I will send a trivial example file together with the 01lyxpreview.tex and
01lyxpreview.log files in a separate email (in case it doesn't make it
Here are the files relevant to my previous post.
On 5/23/07 2:22 PM, Paul A. Rubin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
James wrote:
All,
I am trying to get 1.50b3 running on my desktop (Linux). I have it running
on my laptop (Mac) and am very pleased with the new look and feel.
On the linux
On Mon, 21 May 2007, William Adams apparently wrote:
One free alternative is SumatraPDF:
http://blog.kowalczyk.info/software/sumatrapdf/
which shows promise for being a tex-oriented pdf previewing app/util.
Very impressive!
What is the license?
Why Windows only?
Cheers,
Alan Isaac
Hello
This is a LaTeX question more than a LyX one - is there a latex-users list
somewhere? But it's relevant to Lyx because I'm experimenting with LaTeX at
the moment, intending to migrate a whole lot of XML documents into LyX when
I have the necessary classes/layouts working.
Anyway, I'm
Sam Lewis wrote:
On Tue, 22 May 2007 14:24:35 GMT
Charles de Miramon wrote:
URL: http://permalink.gmane.org/gmane.editors.lyx.general/38724
In traditional European typography (before the computer), there are
no italic (or bold) small capitals. If you are a purist typographer,
you should
I would like to put my introduction section in the TOC, but without it
having a number, as otherwise my section numbers start from 2. I tried
using section*, but then the section doesn't show up in the TOC, and the
headers show the wrong section name. The closest I managed to get to
what I
Hi all,
As you might know, LyX graphics dialog has an Edit button intended
to open figures in an editor which may be selected by the system
depending on their file format. But figures included in LyX using the
graphics dialog are almost always made with external editors using
their own
Mael == Mael Hilléreau [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Mael To solve this problem, I wrote lyxfigedit, a little bash script
Mael (see attached file) that allows to edit a figure by opening the
Mael appropriate file in its editor. This trick only works on Mac OS.
Mael [To developpers: For sure, a
Marc Flerackers wrote:
I would like to put my introduction section in the TOC, but without it
having a number, as otherwise my section numbers start from 2. I tried
using section*, but then the section doesn't show up in the TOC, and the
headers show the wrong section name. The closest I
Charles de Miramon wrote:
Marc Flerackers wrote:
I would like to put my introduction section in the TOC, but without it
having a number, as otherwise my section numbers start from 2. I tried
using section*, but then the section doesn't show up in the TOC, and the
headers show the wrong
Le 23 mai 07 à 11:53, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes a écrit :
What about adding the format .graffle in your preferences and
documenting the command to create a pdf from graffle (assuming this is
possible, of course). The you just insert the graffle file into LyX
and forget about the rest.
Ooops, I
Ralph wrote:
What's strange is that the spellchecker was working fine before I reinstalled
I also had difficulties installing the aspell dictionary manually, when
LyX 1.4.4-4 failed to download the dictionary automatically on installation.
This is what worked for me:
- Download and run
I have experienced several times, that Lyx itself creates errors in latex code.
I suddenly have errors in the middle of simple text and the conversion of the
document to anything else fails. Also sometimes when opening a document it gets
truncated and only a tiny part of it gets displayed.
1.)
stefan == stefan wolfbauer [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
stefan I have experienced several times, that Lyx itself creates
stefan errors in latex code. I suddenly have errors in the middle of
stefan simple text and the conversion of the document to anything
stefan else fails.
If you could send us
I don't know how to do this, so I'm reposting.
Lars Olesen wrote:
2007/5/22, Richard Heck [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Lars Olesen wrote:
How do I translate a lyx document to docbook
Open DocumentSettingsDocumentClass. In the Document Class drop box,
choose DocBook (article) or whatever. Choose OK.
If you want to improve your typography : The Elements of
Typographic Style
of Robert Bringhurst is a nice book.
Cheers,
Charles
--
http://www.kde-france.org
I second that advice: read Bringhurst.
Bruce
I am also a fan of this book. For some perspective, here's a review by
William Berkson, a prominent contributor to Typophile.com.
I think it's important to keep in mind while discussing italic small caps.
*Reviewd by William Berkson:*
Few books deserve the name 'great', but this is one. The
Charles wrote:
URL: http://permalink.gmane.org/gmane.editors.lyx.general/38743
Normally, in English typography, acronyms are set in upper case. But
rules are made to be bent and the invention of computer typography
gave new possibilities and wordprocessor gave bad habits to writers
and
James wrote:
All,
I am trying to get 1.50b3 running on my desktop (Linux). I have it running
on my laptop (Mac) and am very pleased with the new look and feel.
On the linux build, I am having trouble with math symbols in preview. They
come out fine in a DVI/PS/PDF document, but don't show up
Neal Becker wrote:
This is lyx-1.5.0b3.
I selected 'block' and I get something that says:
block ( ERT[{title}] body ): my text here...
There is no way to select that block... with the mouse. How do I edit it?
You can select the my text here... part with the mouse, right? The
other part
Looking at the *.log file I found the following error:
! LaTeX Error: File `preview.sty' not found.
Does this indicate the source of the problem?
I will send a trivial example file together with the 01lyxpreview.tex and
01lyxpreview.log files in a separate email (in case it doesn't make it
Here are the files relevant to my previous post.
On 5/23/07 2:22 PM, Paul A. Rubin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
James wrote:
All,
I am trying to get 1.50b3 running on my desktop (Linux). I have it running
on my laptop (Mac) and am very pleased with the new look and feel.
On the linux
On Mon, 21 May 2007, William Adams apparently wrote:
One free alternative is SumatraPDF:
http://blog.kowalczyk.info/software/sumatrapdf/
which shows promise for being a tex-oriented pdf previewing app/util.
Very impressive!
What is the license?
Why Windows only?
Cheers,
Alan Isaac
Hello
This is a LaTeX question more than a LyX one - is there a latex-users list
somewhere? But it's relevant to Lyx because I'm experimenting with LaTeX at
the moment, intending to migrate a whole lot of XML documents into LyX when
I have the necessary classes/layouts working.
Anyway, I'm
Sam Lewis wrote:
> On Tue, 22 May 2007 14:24:35 GMT
> Charles de Miramon wrote:
>
>> URL: http://permalink.gmane.org/gmane.editors.lyx.general/38724
>> In traditional European typography (before the computer), there are
>> no italic (or bold) small capitals. If you are a purist typographer,
>>
I would like to put my introduction section in the TOC, but without it
having a number, as otherwise my section numbers start from 2. I tried
using section*, but then the section doesn't show up in the TOC, and the
headers show the wrong section name. The closest I managed to get to
what I
Hi all,
As you might know, LyX graphics dialog has an "Edit" button intended
to open figures in an editor which may be selected by the system
depending on their file format. But figures included in LyX using the
graphics dialog are almost always made with external editors using
their own
> "Mael" == Mael Hilléreau <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Mael> To solve this problem, I wrote lyxfigedit, a little bash script
Mael> (see attached file) that allows to edit a figure by opening the
Mael> appropriate file in its editor. This trick only works on Mac OS.
Mael> [To developpers: For
Marc Flerackers wrote:
> I would like to put my introduction section in the TOC, but without it
> having a number, as otherwise my section numbers start from 2. I tried
> using section*, but then the section doesn't show up in the TOC, and the
> headers show the wrong section name. The closest I
Charles de Miramon wrote:
Marc Flerackers wrote:
I would like to put my introduction section in the TOC, but without it
having a number, as otherwise my section numbers start from 2. I tried
using section*, but then the section doesn't show up in the TOC, and the
headers show the wrong
Le 23 mai 07 à 11:53, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes a écrit :
What about adding the format .graffle in your preferences and
documenting the command to create a pdf from graffle (assuming this is
possible, of course). The you just insert the graffle file into LyX
and forget about the rest.
Ooops, I
Ralph wrote:
What's strange is that the spellchecker was working fine before I reinstalled
I also had difficulties installing the aspell dictionary manually, when
LyX 1.4.4-4 failed to download the dictionary automatically on installation.
This is what worked for me:
- Download and run
I have experienced several times, that Lyx itself creates errors in latex code.
I suddenly have errors in the middle of simple text and the conversion of the
document to anything else fails. Also sometimes when opening a document it gets
truncated and only a tiny part of it gets displayed.
1.)
> "stefan" == stefan wolfbauer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
stefan> I have experienced several times, that Lyx itself creates
stefan> errors in latex code. I suddenly have errors in the middle of
stefan> simple text and the conversion of the document to anything
stefan> else fails.
If you
I don't know how to do this, so I'm reposting.
Lars Olesen wrote:
> 2007/5/22, Richard Heck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>> Lars Olesen wrote:
>> > How do I translate a lyx document to docbook
>> Open Document>Settings>DocumentClass. In the Document Class drop box,
>> choose "DocBook (article)" or
If you want to improve your typography : The Elements of
Typographic Style
of Robert Bringhurst is a nice book.
Cheers,
Charles
--
http://www.kde-france.org
I second that advice: read Bringhurst.
Bruce
I am also a fan of this book. For some perspective, here's a review by
William Berkson, a prominent contributor to Typophile.com.
I think it's important to keep in mind while discussing italic small caps.
*Reviewd by William Berkson:*
Few books deserve the name 'great', but this is one. The
Charles wrote:
URL: http://permalink.gmane.org/gmane.editors.lyx.general/38743
>
> Normally, in English typography, acronyms are set in upper case. But
> rules are made to be bent and the invention of computer typography
> gave new possibilities and wordprocessor gave bad habits to writers
> and
James wrote:
All,
I am trying to get 1.50b3 running on my desktop (Linux). I have it running
on my laptop (Mac) and am very pleased with the new look and feel.
On the linux build, I am having trouble with math symbols in preview. They
come out fine in a DVI/PS/PDF document, but don't show up
Neal Becker wrote:
This is lyx-1.5.0b3.
I selected 'block' and I get something that says:
block ( ERT[{title}] body ):
There is no way to select that block... with the mouse. How do I edit it?
You can select the part with the mouse, right? The
other part seems to be just a prompt as to
Looking at the *.log file I found the following error:
! LaTeX Error: File `preview.sty' not found.
Does this indicate the source of the problem?
I will send a trivial example file together with the 01lyxpreview.tex and
01lyxpreview.log files in a separate email (in case it doesn't make it
Here are the files relevant to my previous post.
On 5/23/07 2:22 PM, "Paul A. Rubin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> James wrote:
>> All,
>>
>> I am trying to get 1.50b3 running on my desktop (Linux). I have it running
>> on my laptop (Mac) and am very pleased with the new look and feel.
>>
>>
On Mon, 21 May 2007, William Adams apparently wrote:
> One free alternative is SumatraPDF:
> http://blog.kowalczyk.info/software/sumatrapdf/
> which shows promise for being a tex-oriented pdf previewing app/util.
Very impressive!
What is the license?
Why Windows only?
Cheers,
Alan Isaac
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