I'm writing a document which references bug reports
in Debian. The official format of a Debian bug report number is
'#99'. In order to make these numbers even more clearly Debian
bug report numbers, in my document, I'm prefixing them whe 'BTS',
so now they look like 'BTS#99'. I would
Perhaps you are selecting the text and relying on LyX to copy the text into
the index entry? You can just click the index entry and enter whatever text
you want.
Indeed, that was what I was doing. I did what you suggested and it worked
fine!
(Actually it's on page 27, but ... one thing at a
It appears that it is only the stuff in the multiple indexes section on the
wiki that is incorrect. Do you want to create multiple indexes?
Yes. I've got a list of Debian bug numbers which I would like to index
separately, as well as a main index.
Ideally I'd like to control the Debian bug
I'm writing a document which references bug reports
in Debian. The official format of a Debian bug report number is
'#99'. In order to make these numbers even more clearly Debian
bug report numbers, in my document, I'm prefixing them whe 'BTS',
so now they look like 'BTS#99'. I would
Perhaps you are selecting the text and relying on LyX to copy the text into
the index entry? You can just click the index entry and enter whatever text
you want.
Indeed, that was what I was doing. I did what you suggested and it worked
fine!
(Actually it's on page 27, but ... one thing at a
It appears that it is only the stuff in the multiple indexes section on the
wiki that is incorrect. Do you want to create multiple indexes?
Yes. I've got a list of Debian bug numbers which I would like to index
separately, as well as a main index.
Ideally I'd like to control the Debian bug
I'm writing a document which references bug reports
in Debian. The official format of a Debian bug report number is
'#99'. In order to make these numbers even more clearly Debian
bug report numbers, in my document, I'm prefixing them whe 'BTS',
so now they look like 'BTS#99'. I would
> Perhaps you are selecting the text and relying on LyX to copy the text into
> the index entry? You can just click the index entry and enter whatever text
> you want.
Indeed, that was what I was doing. I did what you suggested and it worked
fine!
>> (Actually it's on page 27, but ... one thing
> It appears that it is only the stuff in the multiple indexes section on the
> wiki that is incorrect. Do you want to create multiple indexes?
Yes. I've got a list of Debian bug numbers which I would like to index
separately, as well as a main index.
Ideally I'd like to control the Debian bug
And, by the way, if you get this sorted out, it'd be great material for
the wiki.
To make link for news-reading people to the web, I did this; see
http://wiki.lyx.org/Tips/CorrectingSplitSubversionKeywords.
The fix comes in two parts: a SVN hook to prevent committing .lyx
files with split
And, by the way, if you get this sorted out, it'd be great material for
the wiki.
To make link for news-reading people to the web, I did this; see
http://wiki.lyx.org/Tips/CorrectingSplitSubversionKeywords.
The fix comes in two parts: a SVN hook to prevent committing .lyx
files with split
> And, by the way, if you get this sorted out, it'd be great material for
> the wiki.
To make link for news-reading people to the web, I did this; see
http://wiki.lyx.org/Tips/CorrectingSplitSubversionKeywords.
The fix comes in two parts: a SVN hook to prevent committing .lyx
files with split
Hi, I'm using Subversion to embed various info about released versions
of a document I've written inside the document itself. The .lyx format
being text, this works *almost* fine.
For example I have a note in the document containing:
$LastChangedRevision: 2791 $
and this is correctly
Hi, I'm using Subversion to embed various info about released versions
of a document I've written inside the document itself. The .lyx format
being text, this works *almost* fine.
For example I have a note in the document containing:
$LastChangedRevision: 2791 $
and this is correctly
Hi, I'm using Subversion to embed various info about released versions
of a document I've written inside the document itself. The .lyx format
being text, this works *almost* fine.
For example I have a note in the document containing:
$LastChangedRevision: 2791 $
and this is correctly
Hi, this isn't a LyX-specific question, but as a LyX user, and seeing
how well LyX is orientated to specific document classes, I figured
the people here would understand the question or be able to refer me
to others places to ask ...
I am looking for some descriptions of how certain document
Hi, this isn't a LyX-specific question, but as a LyX user, and seeing
how well LyX is orientated to specific document classes, I figured
the people here would understand the question or be able to refer me
to others places to ask ...
I am looking for some descriptions of how certain document
Hi, this isn't a LyX-specific question, but as a LyX user, and seeing
how well LyX is orientated to specific document classes, I figured
the people here would understand the question or be able to refer me
to others places to ask ...
I am looking for some descriptions of how certain document
So what in LyX is:
---
| | | | |
| a | b | c | d |
| | | | |
---
| | | | |
| e | f | g | h |
| | | | |
---
| | | | |
So what in LyX is:
---
| | | | |
| a | b | c | d |
| | | | |
---
| | | | |
| e | f | g | h |
| | | | |
---
| | | | |
>> So what in LyX is:
>>
>> ---
>> | | | | |
>> | a | b | c | d |
>> | | | | |
>> ---
>> | | | | |
>> | e | f | g | h |
>> | | | | |
>> ---
>> |
Hi, I've got a LyX document which I convert to LaTeX and
then convert to HTML using latex2html. The result is
fine except for that the tables are cropped to just the
top row!
Actually it's slightly more complicated: the last cell of
each row contains what it should *plus* what should be in
the
Hi, I've got a LyX document which I convert to LaTeX and
then convert to HTML using latex2html. The result is
fine except for that the tables are cropped to just the
top row!
Actually it's slightly more complicated: the last cell of
each row contains what it should *plus* what should be in
the
Hi, I've got a LyX document which I convert to LaTeX and
then convert to HTML using latex2html. The result is
fine except for that the tables are cropped to just the
top row!
Actually it's slightly more complicated: the last cell of
each row contains what it should *plus* what should be in
the
Roland Schmitz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
the cvs version or revision tags (on the titlepage, or in the page
headings/footer).
Is/how it possibe to query cvs automaticly before printing the thesis, which
number/tag is actual used in cvs, and insert this result into the text before
printing
Roland Schmitz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
the cvs version or revision tags (on the titlepage, or in the page
headings/footer).
Is/how it possibe to query cvs automaticly before printing the thesis, which
number/tag is actual used in cvs, and insert this result into the text before
printing
Roland Schmitz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> the cvs version or revision tags (on the titlepage, or in the page
> headings/footer).
> Is/how it possibe to query cvs automaticly before printing the thesis, which
> number/tag is actual used in cvs, and insert this result into the text before
>
Hi, first, I'm using the 'book' class. This offers me a formatting
style called 'Comment'. But I also have, from the 'Edit' menu,
something called 'Note'. Neither of them produce any output in the
printout. Clearly something like this is very useful for text like I
must remember to fix this bit!
Hi, first, I'm using the 'book' class. This offers me a formatting
style called 'Comment'. But I also have, from the 'Edit' menu,
something called 'Note'. Neither of them produce any output in the
printout. Clearly something like this is very useful for text like I
must remember to fix this bit!
Hi, first, I'm using the 'book' class. This offers me a formatting
style called 'Comment'. But I also have, from the 'Edit' menu,
something called 'Note'. Neither of them produce any output in the
printout. Clearly something like this is very useful for text like "I
must remember to fix this bit!"
The setting \screen_zoom is stored in .lyx/preferences
So, you can keep two such preference files and have scripts called
lyx14 and lyx21 that copies one or the other into .lyx/preferences
before starting lyx.
Of course this solution makes changing any other preferences
more difficult, as
perl -i -pe 's/screen_zoom \d+/screen_zoom XXX/' $HOME/.lyx/preferences
Great minds ... :-)
The setting \screen_zoom is stored in .lyx/preferences
So, you can keep two such preference files and have scripts called
lyx14 and lyx21 that copies one or the other into .lyx/preferences
before starting lyx.
Of course this solution makes changing any other preferences
more difficult, as
perl -i -pe 's/screen_zoom \d+/screen_zoom XXX/' $HOME/.lyx/preferences
Great minds ... :-)
> The setting \screen_zoom is stored in .lyx/preferences
>
> So, you can keep two such preference files and have scripts called
> lyx14 and lyx21 that copies one or the other into .lyx/preferences
> before starting lyx.
>
> Of course this solution makes changing any other preferences
> more
> perl -i -pe 's/screen_zoom \d+/screen_zoom XXX/' $HOME/.lyx/preferences
Great minds ... :-)
Hi, I'm using a 21 screen and a 14 laptop for LyX.
I keep having to change the font zoom from the
Edit/Preferences/Screen-Fonts menu when I go from
one monitor to the other.
Is there a way to specify a per-$DISPLAY value here?
If there is an X resource for it then I can xrdb
merge it; or I can
Hi, I'm using a 21 screen and a 14 laptop for LyX.
I keep having to change the font zoom from the
Edit/Preferences/Screen-Fonts menu when I go from
one monitor to the other.
Is there a way to specify a per-$DISPLAY value here?
If there is an X resource for it then I can xrdb
merge it; or I can
Hi, I'm using a 21" screen and a 14" laptop for LyX.
I keep having to change the font zoom from the
Edit/Preferences/Screen-Fonts menu when I go from
one monitor to the other.
Is there a way to specify a per-$DISPLAY value here?
If there is an X resource for it then I can xrdb
merge it; or I can
1) Footnotes are not being handled correctly. What appears is
this:
main text[EMAIL PROTECTED] @@footnote [EMAIL PROTECTED]@opt
footnote text
If you look at the .tex, you should find at the beginning the
following code:
%% Special footnote code from the package 'stblftnt.sty'
%%
1) Footnotes are not being handled correctly. What appears is
this:
main text[EMAIL PROTECTED] @@footnote [EMAIL PROTECTED]@opt
footnote text
If you look at the .tex, you should find at the beginning the
following code:
%% Special footnote code from the package 'stblftnt.sty'
%%
>> 1) Footnotes are not being handled correctly. What appears is
>> this:
>>
>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] @@footnote [EMAIL PROTECTED]@opt
>>
> If you look at the .tex, you should find at the beginning the
> following code:
>
> %% Special footnote code from the package 'stblftnt.sty'
> %%
see attached file
sorry, here comes the right one
Thanks Herbert; I'll go with indenting the comment down one
level, it's the easiest, and I keep the glaring pink that
reminds me I still have something to fix :-)
Alexis
see attached file
sorry, here comes the right one
Thanks Herbert; I'll go with indenting the comment down one
level, it's the easiest, and I keep the glaring pink that
reminds me I still have something to fix :-)
Alexis
>> see attached file
>
> sorry, here comes the right one
Thanks Herbert; I'll go with indenting the comment down one
level, it's the easiest, and I keep the glaring pink that
reminds me I still have something to fix :-)
Alexis
. eggs
1. bacon
2. mushrooms
which is quite confusing for the (non-authoring) reader.
I presume this is a bug? And is there an ERT workaround?
Thanks!
Alexis Huxley
http://dione.no-ip.org/~alexis/
. eggs
1. bacon
2. mushrooms
which is quite confusing for the (non-authoring) reader.
I presume this is a bug? And is there an ERT workaround?
Thanks!
Alexis Huxley
http://dione.no-ip.org/~alexis/
. eggs
1. bacon
2. mushrooms
which is quite confusing for the (non-authoring) reader.
I presume this is a bug? And is there an ERT workaround?
Thanks!
Alexis Huxley
http://dione.no-ip.org/~alexis/
Hi, I have a document written in LyX, and converted to HTML, just using
FILE - export - HTML. The document contains many footnotes and
tables and they come out quite wrong.
The specific problems are:
1) Footnotes are not being handled correctly. What appears
is this:
main text[EMAIL
Hi, I have a document written in LyX, and converted to HTML, just using
FILE - export - HTML. The document contains many footnotes and
tables and they come out quite wrong.
The specific problems are:
1) Footnotes are not being handled correctly. What appears
is this:
main text[EMAIL
Hi, I have a document written in LyX, and converted to HTML, just using
"FILE -> export -> HTML". The document contains many footnotes and
tables and they come out quite wrong.
The specific problems are:
1) Footnotes are not being handled correctly. What appears
is this:
[EMAIL
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