AW: Yap: Inverse dvi search

Hi Enrico, Enrico Forestieri wrote: Jannick Asmus writes: The inverse dvi search is not possible with the native Windows version of LyX, so those files are not shipped with the Windows installers. Is there any chance that this feature is included in the Windows installers in the future?

Re: AW: AW: Change ragged fonts in PDF-Output

Jannick Asmus wrote: Ignacio García wrote: Jannick Asmus jannick.n...@... writes: the fonts in the dvi- or pdf-output come across ragged and scraggy. How can this be amended to have a really high-quality output - in terms of fonts, of course? ;) Are you tested with different fonts

AW: AW: AW: Change ragged fonts in PDF-Output

Olivier Ripoll wrote: Jannick Asmus wrote: Ignacio García wrote: Often the Latin Modern Roman font is well recommended: You can have a look at http://wiki.lyx.org/FAQ/PDF#toc5 Thanks, Latin Modern Roman helps me a lot. Now the font quality is as expected in every pdf viewer. On XP,

Re: [LaTeX import] Many errors on compiling

Hajo E. regard...@googlemail.com writes: Hello, Using LyX 1.6.2, 1.6.3 and latest trunk i have problems to compile after importing the template which you can find here: http://github.com/gister/formalia-iw-mi/tree/master (simply click on download to get the file) Without importing

multiple calls for the same package

When I export a Lyx file to plain latex, I often find several calls for the same package (Babel, for instance). Why is that? Is it OK to remove the multiple calls and leave only one? Thanks EK

Re: AW: Yap: Inverse dvi search

Jannick Asmus writes: Is there any chance that this feature is included in the Windows installers in the future? You can always hope that someone contributes the necessary code. Sorry for being a bit insisting here. I believe that I am not pretty much skilled to follow the instruction in

RE: Re: AW: Yap: Inverse dvi search

Jannick Asmus writes: Is there any chance that this feature is included in the Windows installers in the future? You can always hope that someone contributes the necessary code. Enrico, Do you have an idea how to do this ? I've some experience with DDE, but I'm not sure whether that's

RE: Re: AW: Yap: Inverse dvi search

Maybe other native means could be used, but I am a *nix fellow and don't know Windows well enough to judge. A very simple approach is to just use command-line parameters. If we can manage to make LyX a single instance application (I mean that if you try to start LyX when it's already running it

Re: AW: Yap: Inverse dvi search

Vincent van Ravesteijn - TNW v.f.vanraveste...@... writes: A very simple approach is to just use command-line parameters. If we can manage to make LyX a single instance application (I mean that if you try to start LyX when it's already running it will open the existance LyX instance and open

RE: Re: AW: Yap: Inverse dvi search

A very simple approach is to just use command-line parameters. If we can manage to make LyX a single instance application (I mean that if you try to start LyX when it's already running it will open the existance LyX instance and open a possibly specified LyX file in the same instance),

Re: Re: AW: Yap: Inverse dvi search

On Tue, Aug 04, 2009 at 12:41:48PM +0200, Vincent van Ravesteijn - TNW wrote: Jannick Asmus writes: Is there any chance that this feature is included in the Windows installers in the future? You can always hope that someone contributes the necessary code. Enrico, Do you have

Re: Re: AW: Yap: Inverse dvi search

On Tue, Aug 04, 2009 at 01:33:44PM +0200, Vincent van Ravesteijn - TNW wrote: Maybe other native means could be used, but I am a *nix fellow and don't know Windows well enough to judge. A very simple approach is to just use command-line parameters. If we can manage to make LyX a single

RE: Re: AW: Yap: Inverse dvi search

Would this be a possible solution ? At least it would be a pretty simple solution. Isn't this the same problem that has to be solved? Yes, I thought so too. I just wanted to be sure that I didn't oversee any problems with that approach. Solving this problem is fairly simple (I've done it

Re: doubt

Hi, sorry if this is not the best place to post a doubt but I can't solve my problem. I'm working with lyx (book) and I need to put in my book some A3 images between the normal text (A4). How can I do that?? Can you help me? Regards Helder Neves

Re: AW: Yap: Inverse dvi search

Vincent van Ravesteijn - TNW v.f.vanraveste...@tudelft.nl writes: Solving this problem is fairly simple (I've done it in the past). FWIW, here is repeat of a message I sent some months ago: Here are two pieces of (l)gpl code to implement single instance application. I did not look really at

Re: multiple calls for the same package

E. Kaplan ehud.kap...@mssm.edu writes: When I export a Lyx file to plain latex, I often find several calls for the same package (Babel, for instance). Why is that? Is it OK to remove the multiple calls and leave only one? Do you use export/import to LaTeX? This may be a cause for extra babel

Re: multiple calls for the same package

On 2009-08-04, E. Kaplan wrote: When I export a Lyx file to plain latex, I often find several calls for the same package (Babel, for instance). Why is that? Most probably because you have one call in the custom preamble and LyX adds one more. Is it OK to remove the multiple calls and

Abstand von Bildunterschrift zu folgendem Text

Hallo, kann man irgendwie den Abstand von der Bildunterschrift eines Bildes, welches in einem Gleitobjekt ist, zum nachfolgenden Text beeinflußen? Grüße, Georg

Re: Re: AW: Yap: Inverse dvi search

On Tue, Aug 04, 2009 at 01:12:06PM +0200, Enrico Forestieri wrote: On Tue, Aug 04, 2009 at 12:41:48PM +0200, Vincent van Ravesteijn - TNW wrote: Jannick Asmus writes: Is there any chance that this feature is included in the Windows installers in the future? You can always

Automatic index tool

Dear list, I would like to automate the entries to the index in a document. Does anyone happen to know or have used a tool to do that, preferably in LyX? -- Jose R. Villa

Strange indentation after REFERENCES

I have a Lyx file that was exported to Latex, in order to include references (using the .bbl. file). With pdflatex it produces a perfect looking pdf file. When that Latex file is re-imported into Lyx, it produces a pdf file that is correct in every way except one: The entire bibliography

LyX Crash

I was highlighting (with the keyboard) some text (and deleting it) using a letter (KOMA-Script v.2) class of document with LyX 1.6.2 on Linux (amd-64), when I stumbled into a bug. I only lost half a sentence. Great backup work, people! :-) Dave *** glibc detected *** lyx: corrupted

LyX Stopped Responding

Here is what I did (with two separate instances of LyX running): 1. Opened a .lyx file (a KOMA letter). 2. Used the keyboard to jump to the end of the letter (note: the letter had a forced next page). 3. Started to highlight text (using shift and the cursor keys). 4. Hit shift-home (or

Re: LyX Stopped Responding

Dave Jarvis schreef: Here is what I did (with two separate instances of LyX running): 1. Opened a .lyx file (a KOMA letter). 2. Used the keyboard to jump to the end of the letter (note: the letter had a forced next page). 3. Started to highlight text (using shift and the cursor keys). 4. Hit

Layout problem ... text/footnotes overrunning page numbers

Hi, I'm no good at (La)TeX, so I'm not certain I'm even using the right terminology. I created a little article (a paper for a Linux course I'm tutoring) using LyX, and over all the results are great. My only problem is that the text on several pages runs over the page number. What do I need to

AW: Yap: Inverse dvi search

Hi Enrico, Enrico Forestieri wrote: Jannick Asmus writes: The inverse dvi search is not possible with the native Windows version of LyX, so those files are not shipped with the Windows installers. Is there any chance that this feature is included in the Windows installers in the future?

Re: AW: AW: Change ragged fonts in PDF-Output

Jannick Asmus wrote: Ignacio García wrote: Jannick Asmus jannick.n...@... writes: the fonts in the dvi- or pdf-output come across ragged and scraggy. How can this be amended to have a really high-quality output - in terms of fonts, of course? ;) Are you tested with different fonts

AW: AW: AW: Change ragged fonts in PDF-Output

Olivier Ripoll wrote: Jannick Asmus wrote: Ignacio García wrote: Often the Latin Modern Roman font is well recommended: You can have a look at http://wiki.lyx.org/FAQ/PDF#toc5 Thanks, Latin Modern Roman helps me a lot. Now the font quality is as expected in every pdf viewer. On XP,

Re: [LaTeX import] Many errors on compiling

Hajo E. regard...@googlemail.com writes: Hello, Using LyX 1.6.2, 1.6.3 and latest trunk i have problems to compile after importing the template which you can find here: http://github.com/gister/formalia-iw-mi/tree/master (simply click on download to get the file) Without importing

multiple calls for the same package

When I export a Lyx file to plain latex, I often find several calls for the same package (Babel, for instance). Why is that? Is it OK to remove the multiple calls and leave only one? Thanks EK

Re: AW: Yap: Inverse dvi search

Jannick Asmus writes: Is there any chance that this feature is included in the Windows installers in the future? You can always hope that someone contributes the necessary code. Sorry for being a bit insisting here. I believe that I am not pretty much skilled to follow the instruction in

RE: Re: AW: Yap: Inverse dvi search

Jannick Asmus writes: Is there any chance that this feature is included in the Windows installers in the future? You can always hope that someone contributes the necessary code. Enrico, Do you have an idea how to do this ? I've some experience with DDE, but I'm not sure whether that's

RE: Re: AW: Yap: Inverse dvi search

Maybe other native means could be used, but I am a *nix fellow and don't know Windows well enough to judge. A very simple approach is to just use command-line parameters. If we can manage to make LyX a single instance application (I mean that if you try to start LyX when it's already running it

Re: AW: Yap: Inverse dvi search

Vincent van Ravesteijn - TNW v.f.vanraveste...@... writes: A very simple approach is to just use command-line parameters. If we can manage to make LyX a single instance application (I mean that if you try to start LyX when it's already running it will open the existance LyX instance and open

RE: Re: AW: Yap: Inverse dvi search

A very simple approach is to just use command-line parameters. If we can manage to make LyX a single instance application (I mean that if you try to start LyX when it's already running it will open the existance LyX instance and open a possibly specified LyX file in the same instance),

Re: Re: AW: Yap: Inverse dvi search

On Tue, Aug 04, 2009 at 12:41:48PM +0200, Vincent van Ravesteijn - TNW wrote: Jannick Asmus writes: Is there any chance that this feature is included in the Windows installers in the future? You can always hope that someone contributes the necessary code. Enrico, Do you have

Re: Re: AW: Yap: Inverse dvi search

On Tue, Aug 04, 2009 at 01:33:44PM +0200, Vincent van Ravesteijn - TNW wrote: Maybe other native means could be used, but I am a *nix fellow and don't know Windows well enough to judge. A very simple approach is to just use command-line parameters. If we can manage to make LyX a single

RE: Re: AW: Yap: Inverse dvi search

Would this be a possible solution ? At least it would be a pretty simple solution. Isn't this the same problem that has to be solved? Yes, I thought so too. I just wanted to be sure that I didn't oversee any problems with that approach. Solving this problem is fairly simple (I've done it

Re: doubt

Hi, sorry if this is not the best place to post a doubt but I can't solve my problem. I'm working with lyx (book) and I need to put in my book some A3 images between the normal text (A4). How can I do that?? Can you help me? Regards Helder Neves

Re: AW: Yap: Inverse dvi search

Vincent van Ravesteijn - TNW v.f.vanraveste...@tudelft.nl writes: Solving this problem is fairly simple (I've done it in the past). FWIW, here is repeat of a message I sent some months ago: Here are two pieces of (l)gpl code to implement single instance application. I did not look really at

Re: multiple calls for the same package

E. Kaplan ehud.kap...@mssm.edu writes: When I export a Lyx file to plain latex, I often find several calls for the same package (Babel, for instance). Why is that? Is it OK to remove the multiple calls and leave only one? Do you use export/import to LaTeX? This may be a cause for extra babel

Re: multiple calls for the same package

On 2009-08-04, E. Kaplan wrote: When I export a Lyx file to plain latex, I often find several calls for the same package (Babel, for instance). Why is that? Most probably because you have one call in the custom preamble and LyX adds one more. Is it OK to remove the multiple calls and

Abstand von Bildunterschrift zu folgendem Text

Hallo, kann man irgendwie den Abstand von der Bildunterschrift eines Bildes, welches in einem Gleitobjekt ist, zum nachfolgenden Text beeinflußen? Grüße, Georg

Re: Re: AW: Yap: Inverse dvi search

On Tue, Aug 04, 2009 at 01:12:06PM +0200, Enrico Forestieri wrote: On Tue, Aug 04, 2009 at 12:41:48PM +0200, Vincent van Ravesteijn - TNW wrote: Jannick Asmus writes: Is there any chance that this feature is included in the Windows installers in the future? You can always

Automatic index tool

Dear list, I would like to automate the entries to the index in a document. Does anyone happen to know or have used a tool to do that, preferably in LyX? -- Jose R. Villa

Strange indentation after REFERENCES

I have a Lyx file that was exported to Latex, in order to include references (using the .bbl. file). With pdflatex it produces a perfect looking pdf file. When that Latex file is re-imported into Lyx, it produces a pdf file that is correct in every way except one: The entire bibliography

LyX Crash

I was highlighting (with the keyboard) some text (and deleting it) using a letter (KOMA-Script v.2) class of document with LyX 1.6.2 on Linux (amd-64), when I stumbled into a bug. I only lost half a sentence. Great backup work, people! :-) Dave *** glibc detected *** lyx: corrupted

LyX Stopped Responding

Here is what I did (with two separate instances of LyX running): 1. Opened a .lyx file (a KOMA letter). 2. Used the keyboard to jump to the end of the letter (note: the letter had a forced next page). 3. Started to highlight text (using shift and the cursor keys). 4. Hit shift-home (or

Re: LyX Stopped Responding

Dave Jarvis schreef: Here is what I did (with two separate instances of LyX running): 1. Opened a .lyx file (a KOMA letter). 2. Used the keyboard to jump to the end of the letter (note: the letter had a forced next page). 3. Started to highlight text (using shift and the cursor keys). 4. Hit

Layout problem ... text/footnotes overrunning page numbers

Hi, I'm no good at (La)TeX, so I'm not certain I'm even using the right terminology. I created a little article (a paper for a Linux course I'm tutoring) using LyX, and over all the results are great. My only problem is that the text on several pages runs over the page number. What do I need to

AW: Yap: Inverse dvi search

Hi Enrico, Enrico Forestieri wrote: Jannick Asmus writes: The inverse dvi search is not possible with the native Windows version of LyX, so those files are not shipped with the Windows installers. Is there any chance that this feature is included in the Windows installers in the future?

Re: AW: AW: Change ragged fonts in PDF-Output

Jannick Asmus wrote: Ignacio García wrote: Jannick Asmus writes: >> the fonts in the dvi- or pdf-output come across ragged and >> scraggy. >> How can this be amended to have a really high-quality output - >> in >> terms of fonts, of course? ;) Are you tested with

AW: AW: AW: Change ragged fonts in PDF-Output

Olivier Ripoll wrote: Jannick Asmus wrote: Ignacio García wrote: Often the Latin Modern Roman font is well recommended: You can have a look at http://wiki.lyx.org/FAQ/PDF#toc5 Thanks, Latin Modern Roman helps me a lot. Now the font quality is as expected in every pdf viewer. On XP,

Re: [LaTeX import] Many errors on compiling

"Hajo E." writes: > Hello, > > Using LyX 1.6.2, 1.6.3 and latest trunk i have problems to compile after > importing the template which you can find here: > http://github.com/gister/formalia-iw-mi/tree/master > (simply click on "download" to get the file) > > Without

multiple calls for the same package

When I export a Lyx file to plain latex, I often find several calls for the same package (Babel, for instance). Why is that? Is it OK to remove the multiple calls and leave only one? Thanks EK

Re: AW: Yap: Inverse dvi search

Jannick Asmus writes: > Is there any chance that this feature is included in the Windows > installers in the future? You can always hope that someone contributes the necessary code. > Sorry for being a bit insisting here. I believe that I am not pretty > much skilled to follow the instruction

RE: Re: AW: Yap: Inverse dvi search

>Jannick Asmus writes: > >> Is there any chance that this feature is included in the Windows >> installers in the future? > >You can always hope that someone contributes the necessary code. Enrico, Do you have an idea how to do this ? I've some experience with DDE, but I'm not sure whether

RE: Re: AW: Yap: Inverse dvi search

>Maybe other native means could be used, but I am a *nix fellow >and don't know Windows well enough to judge. A very simple approach is to just use command-line parameters. If we can manage to make LyX a single instance application (I mean that if you try to start LyX when it's already running

Re: AW: Yap: Inverse dvi search

Vincent van Ravesteijn - TNW writes: > A very simple approach is to just use command-line parameters. If we can > manage to make LyX a single instance application (I mean that if you try > to start LyX when it's already running it will open the existance LyX > instance and

RE: Re: AW: Yap: Inverse dvi search

>> A very simple approach is to just use command-line parameters. If we >> can manage to make LyX a single instance application (I mean that if >> you try to start LyX when it's already running it will open the >> existance LyX instance and open a possibly specified LyX file in the >> same

Re: Re: AW: Yap: Inverse dvi search

On Tue, Aug 04, 2009 at 12:41:48PM +0200, Vincent van Ravesteijn - TNW wrote: > > >Jannick Asmus writes: > > > >> Is there any chance that this feature is included in the Windows > >> installers in the future? > > > >You can always hope that someone contributes the necessary code. > > Enrico,

Re: Re: AW: Yap: Inverse dvi search

On Tue, Aug 04, 2009 at 01:33:44PM +0200, Vincent van Ravesteijn - TNW wrote: > >Maybe other native means could be used, but I am a *nix fellow > >and don't know Windows well enough to judge. > > A very simple approach is to just use command-line parameters. If we can > manage to make LyX a

RE: Re: AW: Yap: Inverse dvi search

> Would this be a possible solution ? At least it would be a pretty > simple solution. >Isn't this the same problem that has to be solved? Yes, I thought so too. I just wanted to be sure that I didn't oversee any problems with that approach. Solving this problem is fairly simple (I've done

Re: doubt

Hi, sorry if this is not the best place to post a doubt but I can't solve my problem. I'm working with lyx (book) and I need to put in my book some A3 images between the normal text (A4). How can I do that?? Can you help me? Regards Helder Neves

Re: AW: Yap: Inverse dvi search

"Vincent van Ravesteijn - TNW" writes: > Solving this problem is fairly simple (I've done it in the past). FWIW, here is repeat of a message I sent some months ago: Here are two pieces of (l)gpl code to implement single instance application. I did not look really

Re: multiple calls for the same package

"E. Kaplan" writes: > When I export a Lyx file to plain latex, I often find several calls > for the same package (Babel, for instance). > Why is that? Is it OK to remove the multiple calls and leave only one? Do you use export/import to LaTeX? This may be a cause for

Re: multiple calls for the same package

On 2009-08-04, E. Kaplan wrote: > When I export a Lyx file to plain latex, I often find several calls for > the same package (Babel, for instance). > Why is that? Most probably because you have one call in the custom preamble and LyX adds one more. > Is it OK to remove the multiple calls and

Abstand von Bildunterschrift zu folgendem Text

Hallo, kann man irgendwie den Abstand von der Bildunterschrift eines Bildes, welches in einem Gleitobjekt ist, zum nachfolgenden Text beeinflußen? Grüße, Georg

Re: Re: AW: Yap: Inverse dvi search

On Tue, Aug 04, 2009 at 01:12:06PM +0200, Enrico Forestieri wrote: > On Tue, Aug 04, 2009 at 12:41:48PM +0200, Vincent van Ravesteijn - TNW wrote: > > > > > >Jannick Asmus writes: > > > > > >> Is there any chance that this feature is included in the Windows > > >> installers in the future? > >

Automatic index tool

Dear list, I would like to automate the entries to the index in a document. Does anyone happen to know or have used a tool to do that, preferably in LyX? -- Jose R. Villa

Strange indentation after REFERENCES

I have a Lyx file that was exported to Latex, in order to include references (using the .bbl. file). With pdflatex it produces a perfect looking pdf file. When that Latex file is re-imported into Lyx, it produces a pdf file that is correct in every way except one: The entire bibliography

LyX Crash

I was highlighting (with the keyboard) some text (and deleting it) using a letter (KOMA-Script v.2) class of document with LyX 1.6.2 on Linux (amd-64), when I stumbled into a bug. I only lost half a sentence. Great backup work, people! :-) Dave *** glibc detected *** lyx: corrupted

LyX Stopped Responding

Here is what I did (with two separate instances of LyX running): 1. Opened a .lyx file (a KOMA letter). 2. Used the keyboard to jump to the end of the letter (note: the letter had a forced next page). 3. Started to highlight text (using shift and the cursor keys). 4. Hit shift-home (or

Re: LyX Stopped Responding

Dave Jarvis schreef: Here is what I did (with two separate instances of LyX running): 1. Opened a .lyx file (a KOMA letter). 2. Used the keyboard to jump to the end of the letter (note: the letter had a forced next page). 3. Started to highlight text (using shift and the cursor keys). 4. Hit

Layout problem ... text/footnotes overrunning page numbers

Hi, I'm no good at (La)TeX, so I'm not certain I'm even using the right terminology. I created a little article (a paper for a Linux course I'm tutoring) using LyX, and over all the results are great. My only problem is that the text on several pages runs over the page number. What do I need to