Thanks to all replies on this question. \underline{\hphantom{text}} is
precisely what I needed. I realize as well that I can \newcommand to
shorten this even further. As always, the LyX community comes through.
Thanks to all replies on this question. \underline{\hphantom{text}} is
precisely what I needed. I realize as well that I can \newcommand to
shorten this even further. As always, the LyX community comes through.
Thanks to all replies on this question. \underline{\hphantom{text}} is
precisely what I needed. I realize as well that I can \newcommand to
shorten this even further. As always, the LyX community comes through.
at 09:14 +0200, Georg Baum wrote:
Christopher M. Jones wrote:
Hi, all. This is a reiteration of my previous question. Someone
responded off-list that I should try \newline. Problem with this is that
what I really want is -inline- 'blanks' that don't break justification.
If I'm asking
button in the Below pane.
one may look better than the other for your purpose.
Christopher M. Jones wrote:
No, I am using \line because I want an horizontal line in the place of
missing words. It's what a Word user would repeatedly hit the _ to do.
\hspace just leaves an empty space
at 09:14 +0200, Georg Baum wrote:
Christopher M. Jones wrote:
Hi, all. This is a reiteration of my previous question. Someone
responded off-list that I should try \newline. Problem with this is that
what I really want is -inline- 'blanks' that don't break justification.
If I'm asking
button in the Below pane.
one may look better than the other for your purpose.
Christopher M. Jones wrote:
No, I am using \line because I want an horizontal line in the place of
missing words. It's what a Word user would repeatedly hit the _ to do.
\hspace just leaves an empty space
at 09:14 +0200, Georg Baum wrote:
> Christopher M. Jones wrote:
>
> > Hi, all. This is a reiteration of my previous question. Someone
> > responded off-list that I should try \newline. Problem with this is that
> > what I really want is -inline- 'blanks' that don't break j
gt; click Layout -> Paragraph...
> select the Line radio button in the Below pane.
>
> one may look better than the other for your purpose.
>
> "Christopher M. Jones" wrote:
> >
> > No, I am using \line because I want an horizontal line in the place of
>
Hi, all. This is a reiteration of my previous question. Someone
responded off-list that I should try \newline. Problem with this is that
what I really want is -inline- 'blanks' that don't break justification.
If I'm asking this question in the wrong place, then please, someone let
me know where I
Hi, all. This is a reiteration of my previous question. Someone
responded off-list that I should try \newline. Problem with this is that
what I really want is -inline- 'blanks' that don't break justification.
If I'm asking this question in the wrong place, then please, someone let
me know where I
Hi, all. This is a reiteration of my previous question. Someone
responded off-list that I should try \newline. Problem with this is that
what I really want is -inline- 'blanks' that don't break justification.
If I'm asking this question in the wrong place, then please, someone let
me know where I
Hi, all. Back on the list after a long break.
I want to create a fill-in-the-blank handout. I'm using \line(1,0){100}
in ERT to make my blanks. The problem is that \line really messes up
line breaking, so that I have lines running off the page. If I change
from justified to left for my paragraph
Hi, all. Back on the list after a long break.
I want to create a fill-in-the-blank handout. I'm using \line(1,0){100}
in ERT to make my blanks. The problem is that \line really messes up
line breaking, so that I have lines running off the page. If I change
from justified to left for my paragraph
Hi, all. Back on the list after a long break.
I want to create a fill-in-the-blank handout. I'm using \line(1,0){100}
in ERT to make my blanks. The problem is that \line really messes up
line breaking, so that I have lines running off the page. If I change
from justified to left for my paragraph
I need a quick paragraph style that does the opposite of a standard
indented paragraph. I need the first line to the left margin, with
subsequent lines indented by a length. Unfortunately, I haven't got the
time to RTF or to fiddle. Any takers?
Thanks much.
I need a quick paragraph style that does the opposite of a standard
indented paragraph. I need the first line to the left margin, with
subsequent lines indented by a length. Unfortunately, I haven't got the
time to RTF or to fiddle. Any takers?
Thanks much.
I need a quick paragraph style that does the opposite of a standard
indented paragraph. I need the first line to the left margin, with
subsequent lines indented by a length. Unfortunately, I haven't got the
time to RTF or to fiddle. Any takers?
Thanks much.
I want to create a simple figure to import into a LaTeX document. How
do I get a pagesize that 'fits' itself around the figure, rather than
simply setting the figure into the middle of a (e.g.) USLetter size
page? Do I have to fiddle with the page size until it is just about as
big as the
I want to create a simple figure to import into a LaTeX document. How
do I get a pagesize that 'fits' itself around the figure, rather than
simply setting the figure into the middle of a (e.g.) USLetter size
page? Do I have to fiddle with the page size until it is just about as
big as the
I want to create a simple figure to import into a LaTeX document. How
do I get a pagesize that 'fits' itself around the figure, rather than
simply setting the figure into the middle of a (e.g.) USLetter size
page? Do I have to fiddle with the page size until it is just about as
big as the
My pdflatex generates a file using type 3 fonts. I don't have any type 3
fonts, and so the resulting file is not right. I have looked through the
documentation for pdftex, but the answer is not immediately obvious to me,
and this is not something I have time to figure out. Does anybody know
My pdflatex generates a file using type 3 fonts. I don't have any type 3
fonts, and so the resulting file is not right. I have looked through the
documentation for pdftex, but the answer is not immediately obvious to me,
and this is not something I have time to figure out. Does anybody know
My pdflatex generates a file using type 3 fonts. I don't have any type 3
fonts, and so the resulting file is not right. I have looked through the
documentation for pdftex, but the answer is not immediately obvious to me,
and this is not something I have time to figure out. Does anybody know
How is it possible to stretch a number of letters across a defined length of
space? For example, Hello world appears as
He l l oW or l d
How is it possible to stretch a number of letters across a defined length of
space? For example, Hello world appears as
He l l oW or l d
How is it possible to stretch a number of letters across a defined length of
space? For example, "Hello world" appears as
He l l oW or l d
I would like to know how to repeat a command for every page. Specifically, I
have the following at the beginning of a document:
\begin{picture}(0,0)
\unitlength=1in
\put(-.35,-7.25){\line(0,1){7.25}\hspace{1.05\textwidth}\line(0,1){7.25}}
\end{picture}
The effect this gives me should be
I would like to know how to repeat a command for every page. Specifically, I
have the following at the beginning of a document:
\begin{picture}(0,0)
\unitlength=1in
\put(-.35,-7.25){\line(0,1){7.25}\hspace{1.05\textwidth}\line(0,1){7.25}}
\end{picture}
The effect this gives me should be
I would like to know how to repeat a command for every page. Specifically, I
have the following at the beginning of a document:
\begin{picture}(0,0)
\unitlength=1in
\put(-.35,-7.25){\line(0,1){7.25}\hspace{1.05\textwidth}\line(0,1){7.25}}
\end{picture}
The effect this gives me should be
Thanks much. Now, how do I get this to behave more like the section command,
so that I don't end up with the heading split from the body between pages?
Also sprach Dekel Tsur:
On Tue, Mar 26, 2002 at 06:19:27PM +0100, Herbert Voss wrote:
Christopher M. Jones wrote:
I need the numbering
Thanks much. Now, how do I get this to behave more like the section command,
so that I don't end up with the heading split from the body between pages?
Also sprach Dekel Tsur:
On Tue, Mar 26, 2002 at 06:19:27PM +0100, Herbert Voss wrote:
Christopher M. Jones wrote:
I need the numbering
Thanks much. Now, how do I get this to behave more like the section command,
so that I don't end up with the heading split from the body between pages?
Also sprach Dekel Tsur:
> On Tue, Mar 26, 2002 at 06:19:27PM +0100, Herbert Voss wrote:
> > Christopher M. Jones wrote:
>
I need the numbering of sections to be placed against the left/right margin,
depending on whether it appears on an odd or even page (twoside). The section
text should be centered. How would I go about this?
I need the numbering of sections to be placed against the left/right margin,
depending on whether it appears on an odd or even page (twoside). The section
text should be centered. How would I go about this?
I need the numbering of sections to be placed against the left/right margin,
depending on whether it appears on an odd or even page (twoside). The section
text should be centered. How would I go about this?
For book classes:
\renewcommand\bibname{blah}
For article classes:
\renewcommand\refname{blah}
Also sprach praveen taneja:
hi everyone...I want to generate a list of my
publications from a bibtex file. I am able to generate
the list by using \nocite{*}, but the title of the
list is either
For book classes:
\renewcommand\bibname{blah}
For article classes:
\renewcommand\refname{blah}
Also sprach praveen taneja:
hi everyone...I want to generate a list of my
publications from a bibtex file. I am able to generate
the list by using \nocite{*}, but the title of the
list is either
For book classes:
\renewcommand\bibname{blah}
For article classes:
\renewcommand\refname{blah}
Also sprach praveen taneja:
> hi everyone...I want to generate a list of my
> publications from a bibtex file. I am able to generate
> the list by using \nocite{*}, but the title of the
> list is
I just bought a wheelmouse...
i'd like to have the following (using Linux)
When button 1 is pressed, the wheel does a cursor down to select text.
Instead of the wheel scrolling one frame at a time (ala PageDown) I'd like to
have a smooth scroll (ala scrollbar).
Is this an xforms issue, or a
I just bought a wheelmouse...
i'd like to have the following (using Linux)
When button 1 is pressed, the wheel does a cursor down to select text.
Instead of the wheel scrolling one frame at a time (ala PageDown) I'd like to
have a smooth scroll (ala scrollbar).
Is this an xforms issue, or a
I just bought a wheelmouse...
i'd like to have the following (using Linux)
When button 1 is pressed, the wheel does a cursor down to select text.
Instead of the wheel scrolling one frame at a time (ala PageDown) I'd like to
have a smooth scroll (ala scrollbar).
Is this an xforms issue, or a
The following basic new environment,
\newenvironment{fancyquote}{%
\addtolength\parindent{2em}\bigskip
\begin{minipage{\textwidth}
}{\end{minipage}\bigskip}
works when I have it defined in the document preamble. But when I put it in a
text file that LaTeX knows about, and \usepackage it, I
The following basic new environment,
\newenvironment{fancyquote}{%
\addtolength\parindent{2em}\bigskip
\begin{minipage{\textwidth}
}{\end{minipage}\bigskip}
works when I have it defined in the document preamble. But when I put it in a
text file that LaTeX knows about, and \usepackage it, I
The following basic new environment,
\newenvironment{fancyquote}{%
\addtolength\parindent{2em}\bigskip
\begin{minipage{\textwidth}
}{\end{minipage}\bigskip}
works when I have it defined in the document preamble. But when I put it in a
text file that LaTeX knows about, and \usepackage it, I
I need a new verse environment, and I am not quite up to the task. Here is
what I need:
First line of verses no indent
Second line of verses indented xxx
Lines which run longer than the page are broken at an arbitrary (?) point
before normal line termination, and placed raggedleft.
***The
I need a new verse environment, and I am not quite up to the task. Here is
what I need:
First line of verses no indent
Second line of verses indented xxx
Lines which run longer than the page are broken at an arbitrary (?) point
before normal line termination, and placed raggedleft.
***The
I need a new verse environment, and I am not quite up to the task. Here is
what I need:
First line of verses no indent
Second line of verses indented xxx
Lines which run longer than the page are broken at an arbitrary (?) point
before normal line termination, and placed raggedleft.
***The
Don't know geralpha, but normally one handles these situations using
@incollection or @inbook. I usually make a crossref from the article to the
book in which it appears.
Also sprach Jan-Peter Koopmann:
Hi,
this is more a bibtex question I suppose but maybe you guys can help.
How do I get
Don't know geralpha, but normally one handles these situations using
@incollection or @inbook. I usually make a crossref from the article to the
book in which it appears.
Also sprach Jan-Peter Koopmann:
Hi,
this is more a bibtex question I suppose but maybe you guys can help.
How do I get
Don't know geralpha, but normally one handles these situations using
@incollection or @inbook. I usually make a crossref from the article to the
book in which it appears.
Also sprach Jan-Peter Koopmann:
> Hi,
>
> this is more a bibtex question I suppose but maybe you guys can help.
> How do I
Your header/footer commands are \rfoot{} and rhead{} (and likewise \chead and
\cfoot, etc.). If I'm not mistaken, you can do just about anything in here
that you want.
The tips and tricks dealilng with Header/Footer will give you some more hints
how to use \fancyhdr.
Does that help?
Also
Your header/footer commands are \rfoot{} and rhead{} (and likewise \chead and
\cfoot, etc.). If I'm not mistaken, you can do just about anything in here
that you want.
The tips and tricks dealilng with Header/Footer will give you some more hints
how to use \fancyhdr.
Does that help?
Also
Your header/footer commands are \rfoot{} and rhead{} (and likewise \chead and
\cfoot, etc.). If I'm not mistaken, you can do just about anything in here
that you want.
The tips and tricks dealilng with Header/Footer will give you some more hints
how to use \fancyhdr.
Does that help?
Also
Did you run reconfigure and restart LyX?
Also sprach Jim Osborn:
I'm trying to make a new document class, following the docs
from LyX 1.1.5, where in 6.2.2 it says:
For the sake of example we'll assume that the style file is
called myclass.sty and it is meant to be used with report.cls
Did you run reconfigure and restart LyX?
Also sprach Jim Osborn:
I'm trying to make a new document class, following the docs
from LyX 1.1.5, where in 6.2.2 it says:
For the sake of example we'll assume that the style file is
called myclass.sty and it is meant to be used with report.cls
Did you run reconfigure and restart LyX?
Also sprach Jim Osborn:
> I'm trying to make a new document class, following the docs
> from LyX 1.1.5, where in 6.2.2 it says:
>
> "For the sake of example we'll assume that the style file is
> called myclass.sty and it is meant to be used with
try http://www.tug.org/fontname
Also sprach Roberto Hernandez:
Hi everyone,
I hope this question isn't overly stupid, but I haven't been able to
find the answer in LyXTips or the doc.
To load the courier font I issue the following:
\fontfamily{pcr}\fontseries{m}\selectfont
Now, I want
try http://www.tug.org/fontname
Also sprach Roberto Hernandez:
Hi everyone,
I hope this question isn't overly stupid, but I haven't been able to
find the answer in LyXTips or the doc.
To load the courier font I issue the following:
\fontfamily{pcr}\fontseries{m}\selectfont
Now, I want
try http://www.tug.org/fontname
Also sprach Roberto Hernandez:
> Hi everyone,
>
> I hope this question isn't overly stupid, but I haven't been able to
> find the answer in LyXTips or the doc.
>
> To load the courier font I issue the following:
>
> \fontfamily{pcr}\fontseries{m}\selectfont
>
>
I think you want
\setlength\interfootnotelinepenalty{1}
But you should check out Herbert Voss's tips and tricks page. That will tell
you for sure.
Also sprach Roberto Hernandez:
Hey everyone,
I'm writing a document where I have some very long footnotes. After a
certain number of
I think you want
\setlength\interfootnotelinepenalty{1}
But you should check out Herbert Voss's tips and tricks page. That will tell
you for sure.
Also sprach Roberto Hernandez:
Hey everyone,
I'm writing a document where I have some very long footnotes. After a
certain number of
I think you want
\setlength\interfootnotelinepenalty{1}
But you should check out Herbert Voss's tips and tricks page. That will tell
you for sure.
Also sprach Roberto Hernandez:
> Hey everyone,
>
> I'm writing a document where I have some very long footnotes. After a
> certain number of
I have a dual-head setup (no xinerama). The main display is :0.0, the second
is :0.1. I can do everything just as always on :0.0. However, on :0.1 I can
open lyx but not a document. If I open a document then I get:
BadMatch (invalid parameter attributes)
LyX 1.1.6fix3
I asked a question
I have a dual-head setup (no xinerama). The main display is :0.0, the second
is :0.1. I can do everything just as always on :0.0. However, on :0.1 I can
open lyx but not a document. If I open a document then I get:
BadMatch (invalid parameter attributes)
LyX 1.1.6fix3
I asked a question
I have a dual-head setup (no xinerama). The main display is :0.0, the second
is :0.1. I can do everything just as always on :0.0. However, on :0.1 I can
open lyx but not a document. If I open a document then I get:
BadMatch (invalid parameter attributes)
LyX 1.1.6fix3
I asked a question
Well, there are lots of bibliography styles out there. I am most familiar
with achicago, since that is what I use day-to-day. Doing
\usepackage{achichicago}
in the preamble and specifying achicago for your bibstyle gives you the
command
\shortciteA{key}
to produce a citation with an
Do you mean you want a titlepage? Report class, and several other classes put
author and title on their own page. The postscript output, viewed in eg.
ghostview, will show two pages (logically) numbered one. As long as no
pagenumber shows up on the printed output, this should be no problem.
Do you mean you want a titlepage? Report class, and several other classes put
author and title on their own page. The postscript output, viewed in eg.
ghostview, will show two pages (logically) numbered one. As long as no
pagenumber shows up on the printed output, this should be no problem.
Well, there are lots of bibliography styles out there. I am most familiar
with achicago, since that is what I use day-to-day. Doing
\usepackage{achichicago}
in the preamble and specifying achicago for your bibstyle gives you the
command
\shortciteA{key}
to produce a citation with an
Do you mean you want a titlepage? Report class, and several other classes put
author and title on their own page. The postscript output, viewed in eg.
ghostview, will show two pages (logically) numbered one. As long as no
pagenumber shows up on the printed output, this should be no problem.
Do you mean you want a titlepage? Report class, and several other classes put
author and title on their own page. The postscript output, viewed in eg.
ghostview, will show two pages (logically) numbered one. As long as no
pagenumber shows up on the printed output, this should be no problem.
Well, there are lots of bibliography styles out there. I am most familiar
with achicago, since that is what I use day-to-day. Doing
\usepackage{achichicago}
in the preamble and specifying "achicago" for your bibstyle gives you the
command
\shortciteA{key}
to produce a citation with an
Do you mean you want a titlepage? Report class, and several other classes put
author and title on their own page. The postscript output, viewed in eg.
ghostview, will show two pages (logically) numbered one. As long as no
pagenumber shows up on the printed output, this should be no problem.
Do you mean you want a titlepage? Report class, and several other classes put
author and title on their own page. The postscript output, viewed in eg.
ghostview, will show two pages (logically) numbered one. As long as no
pagenumber shows up on the printed output, this should be no problem.
Is there a package around that handles formatting logical proofs?
Is there a package around that handles formatting logical proofs?
Is there a package around that handles formatting logical proofs?
Thanks to everyone for your suggestions. In the end, I think the problem is
due to a combination of all the factors cited. From now on I will simply be
aware of how dramatic simple formatting changes can be in terms of page
count, and adjust accordingly. Thanks very much, everyone.
I want to change the title Contents for the table of contents, using
tocloft. Documentation says \renewcommand{\contentsname}{...} should do it,
but this doesn't work. Have I missunderstood the documentation?
Using report. The \AtBeginDocument suggestion worked fine.
Also sprach Tuukka Toivonen:
On Mon, 17 Dec 2001, Christopher M. Jones wrote:
I want to change the title Contents for the table of contents, using
tocloft. Documentation says \renewcommand{\contentsname}{...} should do
Thanks to everyone for your suggestions. In the end, I think the problem is
due to a combination of all the factors cited. From now on I will simply be
aware of how dramatic simple formatting changes can be in terms of page
count, and adjust accordingly. Thanks very much, everyone.
I want to change the title Contents for the table of contents, using
tocloft. Documentation says \renewcommand{\contentsname}{...} should do it,
but this doesn't work. Have I missunderstood the documentation?
Using report. The \AtBeginDocument suggestion worked fine.
Also sprach Tuukka Toivonen:
On Mon, 17 Dec 2001, Christopher M. Jones wrote:
I want to change the title Contents for the table of contents, using
tocloft. Documentation says \renewcommand{\contentsname}{...} should do
Thanks to everyone for your suggestions. In the end, I think the problem is
due to a combination of all the factors cited. From now on I will simply be
aware of how dramatic simple formatting changes can be in terms of page
count, and adjust accordingly. Thanks very much, everyone.
I want to change the title "Contents" for the table of contents, using
tocloft. Documentation says \renewcommand{\contentsname}{...} should do it,
but this doesn't work. Have I missunderstood the documentation?
Using report. The \AtBeginDocument suggestion worked fine.
Also sprach Tuukka Toivonen:
> On Mon, 17 Dec 2001, Christopher M. Jones wrote:
> >I want to change the title "Contents" for the table of contents, using
> >tocloft. Documentation says \renewcommand{\con
A doublspaced paper, with 1in margins all around, at 12pt Times New Roman,
1500 words, is about 5 pages in LyX.
However, when a professor asks for a 1500 word essay, he says 1500 words
(6-7 pages). This is a more or less consistent trend: whatever the ex[ected
page count, the word count is
the program that created such a good-looking
finished product?
Seriously though, I don't know what it is about (La)Tex but it always looks
better and reads more easily than any other output. Lyx makes it sooo
easy...
Kenward
On Sat, Dec 15, 2001 at 12:31:25PM -0600, Christopher M. Jones
I always use 12pt (see original post)
Also sprach Renaud MICHEL:
Did you consider using 12 pt instead of 10 (wich is default AFAIK) as font
size.
A doublspaced paper, with 1in margins all around, at 12pt Times New Roman,
1500 words, is about 5 pages in LyX.
However, when a professor asks for a 1500 word essay, he says 1500 words
(6-7 pages). This is a more or less consistent trend: whatever the ex[ected
page count, the word count is
the program that created such a good-looking
finished product?
Seriously though, I don't know what it is about (La)Tex but it always looks
better and reads more easily than any other output. Lyx makes it sooo
easy...
Kenward
On Sat, Dec 15, 2001 at 12:31:25PM -0600, Christopher M. Jones
I always use 12pt (see original post)
Also sprach Renaud MICHEL:
Did you consider using 12 pt instead of 10 (wich is default AFAIK) as font
size.
A doublspaced paper, with 1in margins all around, at 12pt Times New Roman,
1500 words, is about 5 pages in LyX.
However, when a professor asks for a 1500 word essay, he says "1500 words
(6-7 pages)." This is a more or less consistent trend: whatever the ex[ected
page count, the word count
on to try out the program that created such a good-looking
> finished product?
>
> Seriously though, I don't know what it is about (La)Tex but it always looks
> better and reads more easily than any other output. Lyx makes it sooo
> easy...
>
> Kenward
>
> On Sat, Dec 15, 2
I always use 12pt (see original post)
Also sprach Renaud MICHEL:
> Did you consider using 12 pt instead of 10 (wich is default AFAIK) as font
> size.
Choose Layout-Character-Language-Reset, to change the language of selected
characters.
Also sprach Laurent Duperval:
Hi,
lyx.org is down soi I can't see the list archives. Anyway, I'm editing a
document in English. My default languiage is normally French. When I change
the language for
But it doesn't seem the problem is with gsview.
You are talking about the little red error boxes? Click on the boxes to get a
popup telling you more about the error. Sometimes it is because you haven't
loaded the right packages, sometimes you might have left off a brace in a
preamble
How do I get a raised th after a number, as in 20th century?
Choose Layout-Character-Language-Reset, to change the language of selected
characters.
Also sprach Laurent Duperval:
Hi,
lyx.org is down soi I can't see the list archives. Anyway, I'm editing a
document in English. My default languiage is normally French. When I change
the language for
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