Two more slightly related questions:
1) Is it still impossible in Lyx to glue multiple
citations together? I mean citations always show up
as [1][2][3][6] and not as [1,2,3,6]
2) Is there a way to automatically have latex change the
sequence [1,2,3,6] into [1-3,6]. Or even better:
Hi,
There is a passage in my thesis which looks like this:
"bla bla bla-, bla bla"
LATEX thinks that the dash is a hyphen and does a line break BEFORE the comma.
(I didn't write it with CTRL- of course.) So the next line begins with a comma,
which is far from what I intended.
I found a
"C.Friedrich" wrote:
Hi,
There is a passage in my thesis which looks like this:
"bla bla bla-, bla bla"
LATEX thinks that the dash is a hyphen and does a line break BEFORE
the comma.
(I didn't write it with CTRL- of course.) So the next line begins
with a comma,
Two more slightly related questions:
1) Is it still impossible in Lyx to glue multiple
citations together? I mean citations always show up
as [1][2][3][6] and not as [1,2,3,6]
2) Is there a way to automatically have latex change the
sequence [1,2,3,6] into [1-3,6]. Or even better:
Hi,
There is a passage in my thesis which looks like this:
"bla bla bla-, bla bla"
LATEX thinks that the dash is a hyphen and does a line break BEFORE the comma.
(I didn't write it with CTRL- of course.) So the next line begins with a comma,
which is far from what I intended.
I found a
"C.Friedrich" wrote:
Hi,
There is a passage in my thesis which looks like this:
"bla bla bla-, bla bla"
LATEX thinks that the dash is a hyphen and does a line break BEFORE
the comma.
(I didn't write it with CTRL- of course.) So the next line begins
with a comma,
>
> Two more slightly related questions:
>
> 1) Is it still impossible in Lyx to glue multiple
> citations together? I mean citations always show up
> as [1][2][3][6] and not as [1,2,3,6]
>
> 2) Is there a way to automatically have latex change the
> sequence [1,2,3,6] into [1-3,6]. Or even
Hi,
There is a passage in my thesis which looks like this:
"bla bla bla-, bla bla"
LATEX thinks that the dash is a hyphen and does a line break BEFORE the comma.
(I didn't write it with CTRL- of course.) So the next line begins with a comma,
which is far from what I intended.
I found a
> "C.Friedrich" wrote:
> >
> > Hi,
> >
> > There is a passage in my thesis which looks like this:
> > "bla bla bla-, bla bla"
> > LATEX thinks that the dash is a hyphen and does a line break BEFORE
the comma.
> > (I didn't wri
The following is probably more a question about how tex deals with
postscript-files.
I want to insert a figure, which is cut out of a postscript-fit, simply by
changing the parameters of the "Boundary Box" in the postscript source.
The figure is placed correctly, but the cut out portion shows up
The following is probably more a question about how tex deals with
postscript-files.
I want to insert a figure, which is cut out of a postscript-fit, simply by
changing the parameters of the "Boundary Box" in the postscript source.
The figure is placed correctly, but the cut out portion shows up
The following is probably more a question about how tex deals with
postscript-files.
I want to insert a figure, which is cut out of a postscript-fit, simply by
changing the parameters of the "Boundary Box" in the postscript source.
The figure is placed correctly, but the cut out portion shows up
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