Re: How many use Linux:

I used LyX since 1995 (I got to know Matthias Ettrich at the Linux User Group in Tuebingen, where he started the project as a Informatics student) on SuSe and later on other Linux distibutions Wolfgang Engelmann Schlossgartenstrasse 22 D-72070 Tübingen Tel 07071 68325

Hide tracked changes?

Hi, Is it somehow possible to hide tracked changes in the lyx editor without choosing to accept/reject them? This is possible in Word, and a function which I find very convenient as it makes the display a lot less cluttered, while still preserving all of your edits. Thanks, Matts

Installing missing packages in Lyx

Hello, I am trying to use certain templates in lyx, for example the Kluwer template. The normally installed version of lyx protests that some .cls or .sty files are missing. I have downloaded the kluwer and unpacked the kluwer package from CTAN, and placed the kluwer.cls file in the lyx

Re: Hide tracked changes?

On 09/15/2009 04:06 AM, Matts Lindström wrote: Hi, Is it somehow possible to hide tracked changes in the lyx editor without choosing to accept/reject them? This is possible in Word, and a function which I find very convenient as it makes the display a lot less cluttered, while still preserving

Re: Installing missing packages in Lyx

On 09/15/2009 06:22 AM, Ludwik Celnikier wrote: Hello, I am trying to use certain templates in lyx, for example the Kluwer template. The normally installed version of lyx protests that some .cls or .sty files are missing. I have downloaded the kluwer and unpacked the kluwer package from

Re: Hide tracked changes?

rgheck rgh...@bobjweil.com writes: At present, no, this isn't possible. It's a reasonable suggestion, though. Yes, definitely. I think you should add an enhancement request in trac (I am not sure how easy it is, though) Perhaps the right way to implement it would be just to stop showing

Re: How many use Linux:

Wolfgang Engelmann engelm...@... writes: I used LyX since 1995 (I got to know Matthias Ettrich at the Linux User Group in Tuebingen, where he started the project as a Informatics student) on SuSe and later on other Linux distibutions Wolfgang Engelmann Schlossgartenstrasse 22

Re: Installing missing packages in Lyx

Ludwik Celnikier schrieb: I am trying to use certain templates in lyx, for example the Kluwer template. The normally installed version of lyx protests that some .cls or .sty files are missing. I have downloaded the kluwer and unpacked the kluwer package from CTAN, and placed the

Re: Installing missing packages in Lyx

Am Dienstag 15 September 2009 schrieb Uwe Stöhr: Ludwik Celnikier schrieb: I am trying to use certain templates in lyx, for example the Kluwer template. The normally installed version of lyx protests that some .cls or .sty files are missing. I have downloaded the kluwer and unpacked

Trigonometric tipography

Uwe, as you know Javier Bezos is an reconigsed expert on spanish tipography. If you can read spanish bellow you have his response to my answer about the famous brackets in the Delambre Analogies formulas. Un saludo. Yago. - Original Message - From: Javier Bezos

How to copy required files into the temporary directory?

Hi all, I'm using a LaTeX package that will include certain files into the document, however, Lyx does not know these files are required for compiling, because they are not included with standard LaTeX macros (e.g. \includegraphics{}). So my question is, how to copy these files into the temporary

Re: Trigonometric tipography

Yago schrieb: Uwe, as you know Javier Bezos is an reconigsed expert on spanish tipography. If you can read spanish I'm currently learning Spanish and thus cannot understand everything yet. This will be my last reply to this topic: The most important thing is that people will understand what

Re: How to copy required files into the temporary directory?

On 09/15/2009 01:04 PM, Yihui Xie wrote: Hi all, I'm using a LaTeX package that will include certain files into the document, however, Lyx does not know these files are required for compiling, because they are not included with standard LaTeX macros (e.g. \includegraphics{}). So my question is,

What symbol for Fourier transform?

What do you usually use for Fourier transform? Calligraphic F, or maybe something else?

Re: What symbol for Fourier transform?

Neal Becker schrieb: What do you usually use for Fourier transform? Calligraphic F, or maybe something else? Usually a calligraphic F is used. In principle there is no rule for the symbol so you can define what you want. A list of possible notations is given in

Using Linux Since 2004 -- LYX since 2005

Hello I have been using debian, suse, opensuse since 2004 and lyx since 2005. However, for some reason I have to convert everything to either .pdf or .doc for everyone else. I wish I found out about this program before I co-wrote my group thesis project. Cheers. Justin --

Re: How to copy required files into the temporary directory?

Thanks! Yes the file name is annoying. What's more, Lyx will use a different temp directory each time, so it's difficult to copy the files to the temp directory by hand, as I don't know the destination. Regards, Yihui -- Yihui Xie xieyi...@gmail.com Phone: 515-294-6609 Web: http://yihui.name

Re: nice digest reply [ very OT: looks like alpine also can...]

It would appear that on Sep 14, Todd Denniston did say: Joe(theWordy)Philbrook wrote, On 12/23/-28158 02:59 PM: Personally I don't think that's ever going to happen any more than I think anybody will ever offer a list server with a smart digest option that includes some kind of header

Re: How many use Linux:

I used LyX since 1995 (I got to know Matthias Ettrich at the Linux User Group in Tuebingen, where he started the project as a Informatics student) on SuSe and later on other Linux distibutions Wolfgang Engelmann Schlossgartenstrasse 22 D-72070 Tübingen Tel 07071 68325

Hide tracked changes?

Hi, Is it somehow possible to hide tracked changes in the lyx editor without choosing to accept/reject them? This is possible in Word, and a function which I find very convenient as it makes the display a lot less cluttered, while still preserving all of your edits. Thanks, Matts

Installing missing packages in Lyx

Hello, I am trying to use certain templates in lyx, for example the Kluwer template. The normally installed version of lyx protests that some .cls or .sty files are missing. I have downloaded the kluwer and unpacked the kluwer package from CTAN, and placed the kluwer.cls file in the lyx

Re: Hide tracked changes?

On 09/15/2009 04:06 AM, Matts Lindström wrote: Hi, Is it somehow possible to hide tracked changes in the lyx editor without choosing to accept/reject them? This is possible in Word, and a function which I find very convenient as it makes the display a lot less cluttered, while still preserving

Re: Installing missing packages in Lyx

On 09/15/2009 06:22 AM, Ludwik Celnikier wrote: Hello, I am trying to use certain templates in lyx, for example the Kluwer template. The normally installed version of lyx protests that some .cls or .sty files are missing. I have downloaded the kluwer and unpacked the kluwer package from

Re: Hide tracked changes?

rgheck rgh...@bobjweil.com writes: At present, no, this isn't possible. It's a reasonable suggestion, though. Yes, definitely. I think you should add an enhancement request in trac (I am not sure how easy it is, though) Perhaps the right way to implement it would be just to stop showing

Re: How many use Linux:

Wolfgang Engelmann engelm...@... writes: I used LyX since 1995 (I got to know Matthias Ettrich at the Linux User Group in Tuebingen, where he started the project as a Informatics student) on SuSe and later on other Linux distibutions Wolfgang Engelmann Schlossgartenstrasse 22

Re: Installing missing packages in Lyx

Ludwik Celnikier schrieb: I am trying to use certain templates in lyx, for example the Kluwer template. The normally installed version of lyx protests that some .cls or .sty files are missing. I have downloaded the kluwer and unpacked the kluwer package from CTAN, and placed the

Re: Installing missing packages in Lyx

Am Dienstag 15 September 2009 schrieb Uwe Stöhr: Ludwik Celnikier schrieb: I am trying to use certain templates in lyx, for example the Kluwer template. The normally installed version of lyx protests that some .cls or .sty files are missing. I have downloaded the kluwer and unpacked

Trigonometric tipography

Uwe, as you know Javier Bezos is an reconigsed expert on spanish tipography. If you can read spanish bellow you have his response to my answer about the famous brackets in the Delambre Analogies formulas. Un saludo. Yago. - Original Message - From: Javier Bezos

How to copy required files into the temporary directory?

Hi all, I'm using a LaTeX package that will include certain files into the document, however, Lyx does not know these files are required for compiling, because they are not included with standard LaTeX macros (e.g. \includegraphics{}). So my question is, how to copy these files into the temporary

Re: Trigonometric tipography

Yago schrieb: Uwe, as you know Javier Bezos is an reconigsed expert on spanish tipography. If you can read spanish I'm currently learning Spanish and thus cannot understand everything yet. This will be my last reply to this topic: The most important thing is that people will understand what

Re: How to copy required files into the temporary directory?

On 09/15/2009 01:04 PM, Yihui Xie wrote: Hi all, I'm using a LaTeX package that will include certain files into the document, however, Lyx does not know these files are required for compiling, because they are not included with standard LaTeX macros (e.g. \includegraphics{}). So my question is,

What symbol for Fourier transform?

What do you usually use for Fourier transform? Calligraphic F, or maybe something else?

Re: What symbol for Fourier transform?

Neal Becker schrieb: What do you usually use for Fourier transform? Calligraphic F, or maybe something else? Usually a calligraphic F is used. In principle there is no rule for the symbol so you can define what you want. A list of possible notations is given in

Using Linux Since 2004 -- LYX since 2005

Hello I have been using debian, suse, opensuse since 2004 and lyx since 2005. However, for some reason I have to convert everything to either .pdf or .doc for everyone else. I wish I found out about this program before I co-wrote my group thesis project. Cheers. Justin --

Re: How to copy required files into the temporary directory?

Thanks! Yes the file name is annoying. What's more, Lyx will use a different temp directory each time, so it's difficult to copy the files to the temp directory by hand, as I don't know the destination. Regards, Yihui -- Yihui Xie xieyi...@gmail.com Phone: 515-294-6609 Web: http://yihui.name

Re: nice digest reply [ very OT: looks like alpine also can...]

It would appear that on Sep 14, Todd Denniston did say: Joe(theWordy)Philbrook wrote, On 12/23/-28158 02:59 PM: Personally I don't think that's ever going to happen any more than I think anybody will ever offer a list server with a smart digest option that includes some kind of header

Re: How many use Linux:

I used LyX since 1995 (I got to know Matthias Ettrich at the Linux User Group in Tuebingen, where he started the project as a Informatics student) on SuSe and later on other Linux distibutions Wolfgang Engelmann Schlossgartenstrasse 22 D-72070 Tübingen Tel 07071 68325

Hide tracked changes?

Hi, Is it somehow possible to hide tracked changes in the lyx editor without choosing to accept/reject them? This is possible in Word, and a function which I find very convenient as it makes the display a lot less cluttered, while still preserving all of your edits. Thanks, Matts

Installing missing packages in Lyx

Hello, I am trying to use certain templates in lyx, for example the Kluwer template. The normally installed version of lyx protests that some .cls or .sty files are missing. I have downloaded the kluwer and unpacked the kluwer package from CTAN, and placed the kluwer.cls file in the lyx

Re: Hide tracked changes?

On 09/15/2009 04:06 AM, Matts Lindström wrote: Hi, Is it somehow possible to hide tracked changes in the lyx editor without choosing to accept/reject them? This is possible in Word, and a function which I find very convenient as it makes the display a lot less cluttered, while still preserving

Re: Installing missing packages in Lyx

On 09/15/2009 06:22 AM, Ludwik Celnikier wrote: Hello, I am trying to use certain templates in lyx, for example the Kluwer template. The normally installed version of lyx protests that some .cls or .sty files are missing. I have downloaded the kluwer and unpacked the kluwer package from

Re: Hide tracked changes?

rgheck writes: > At present, no, this isn't possible. It's a reasonable suggestion, > though. Yes, definitely. I think you should add an enhancement request in trac (I am not sure how easy it is, though) > Perhaps the right way to implement it would be just to stop showing

Re: How many use Linux:

Wolfgang Engelmann writes: > > > I used LyX since 1995 (I got to know Matthias Ettrich at the Linux User Group > in Tuebingen, where he started the project as a Informatics student) on SuSe > and later on other Linux distibutions > > Wolfgang Engelmann > Schlossgartenstrasse

Re: Installing missing packages in Lyx

Ludwik Celnikier schrieb: I am trying to use certain templates in lyx, for example the Kluwer template. The normally installed version of lyx protests that some .cls or .sty files are missing. I have downloaded the kluwer and unpacked the kluwer package from CTAN, and placed the

Re: Installing missing packages in Lyx

Am Dienstag 15 September 2009 schrieb Uwe Stöhr: > Ludwik Celnikier schrieb: > > I am trying to use certain templates in lyx, for example the Kluwer > > template. > > > > The normally installed version of lyx protests that some .cls or .sty > > files are missing. I have downloaded the kluwer and

Trigonometric tipography

Uwe, as you know Javier Bezos is an reconigsed expert on spanish tipography. If you can read spanish bellow you have his response to my answer about the famous brackets in the Delambre Analogies formulas. Un saludo. Yago. - Original Message - From: "Javier Bezos"

How to copy required files into the temporary directory?

Hi all, I'm using a LaTeX package that will include certain files into the document, however, Lyx does not know these files are required for compiling, because they are not included with standard LaTeX macros (e.g. \includegraphics{}). So my question is, how to copy these files into the temporary

Re: Trigonometric tipography

Yago schrieb: Uwe, as you know Javier Bezos is an reconigsed expert on spanish tipography. If you can read spanish I'm currently learning Spanish and thus cannot understand everything yet. This will be my last reply to this topic: The most important thing is that people will understand what

Re: How to copy required files into the temporary directory?

On 09/15/2009 01:04 PM, Yihui Xie wrote: Hi all, I'm using a LaTeX package that will include certain files into the document, however, Lyx does not know these files are required for compiling, because they are not included with standard LaTeX macros (e.g. \includegraphics{}). So my question is,

What symbol for Fourier transform?

What do you usually use for Fourier transform? Calligraphic F, or maybe something else?

Re: What symbol for Fourier transform?

Neal Becker schrieb: What do you usually use for Fourier transform? Calligraphic F, or maybe something else? Usually a calligraphic F is used. In principle there is no rule for the symbol so you can define what you want. A list of possible notations is given in

Using Linux Since 2004 -- LYX since 2005

Hello > I have been using debian, suse, opensuse since 2004 and lyx since 2005. However, for some reason I have to convert everything to either .pdf or .doc for everyone else. I wish I found out about this program before I co-wrote my group thesis project. Cheers. Justin --

Re: How to copy required files into the temporary directory?

Thanks! Yes the file name is annoying. What's more, Lyx will use a different temp directory each time, so it's difficult to copy the files to the temp directory by hand, as I don't know the destination. Regards, Yihui -- Yihui Xie Phone: 515-294-6609 Web: http://yihui.name

Re: nice digest reply [ very OT: looks like alpine also can...]

It would appear that on Sep 14, Todd Denniston did say: > Joe(theWordy)Philbrook wrote, On 12/23/-28158 02:59 PM: > > Personally I don't think that's ever going to happen any more than I > > think anybody will ever offer a list server with a smart digest option > > that includes some kind of