On (02/10/04 09:05), Angus Leeming wrote:
Daniel Goldin wrote:
Attched you'll find the lyx file with the citation and the
corresponding bib file. Thanks so much for taking a look.
Sorry this has taken so long, Daniel.
I don't have the APA latex classes installed on this machine, so have
On (02/10/04 09:05), Angus Leeming wrote:
Daniel Goldin wrote:
Attched you'll find the lyx file with the citation and the
corresponding bib file. Thanks so much for taking a look.
Sorry this has taken so long, Daniel.
I don't have the APA latex classes installed on this machine, so have
On (02/10/04 09:05), Angus Leeming wrote:
> Daniel Goldin wrote:
> > Attched you'll find the lyx file with the citation and the
> > corresponding bib file. Thanks so much for taking a look.
>
> Sorry this has taken so long, Daniel.
>
> I don't have the APA latex classe
On (02/07/04 11:36), Angus Leeming wrote:
Daniel Goldin wrote:
I am fairly new to Latex and Lyx and am diving into Bibtex in the
hope of simplifying my bibliographic needs (apa style). I seem to
have finally gotten all the apa stuff working, but whenever I cite
something I get
On (02/07/04 11:36), Angus Leeming wrote:
Daniel Goldin wrote:
I am fairly new to Latex and Lyx and am diving into Bibtex in the
hope of simplifying my bibliographic needs (apa style). I seem to
have finally gotten all the apa stuff working, but whenever I cite
something I get
On (02/07/04 11:36), Angus Leeming wrote:
> Daniel Goldin wrote:
> > I am fairly new to Latex and Lyx and am diving into Bibtex in the
> > hope of simplifying my bibliographic needs (apa style). I seem to
> > have finally gotten all the apa stuff working, but whenever I cit
On (02/05/04 14:32), Günter Milde wrote:
Daniel Goldin wrote:
First, I am new to Lyx.
I downloaded an apa layout file from the web, placed it in the right
directory for layout files. Did Reconfigure just in case I had to. But
I cannot access apa layout when I open Documents/layouts
On (02/05/04 14:32), Günter Milde wrote:
Daniel Goldin wrote:
First, I am new to Lyx.
I downloaded an apa layout file from the web, placed it in the right
directory for layout files. Did Reconfigure just in case I had to. But
I cannot access apa layout when I open Documents/layouts
On (02/05/04 14:32), Günter Milde wrote:
> Daniel Goldin wrote:
> > First, I am new to Lyx.
> >
> > I downloaded an apa layout file from the web, placed it in the right
> > directory for layout files. Did Reconfigure just in case I had to. But
> > I cannot access
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When I convert to pdf using the built in export function from the menu
of Lyx 1.3 I get hideously jagged fonts. Anybody know why? What can I
do about it?
d.
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When I convert to pdf using the built in export function from the menu
of Lyx 1.3 I get hideously jagged fonts. Anybody know why? What can I
do about it?
d.
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Daniel Goldin
323.225.1926
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When I convert to pdf using the built in export function from the menu
of Lyx 1.3 I get hideously jagged fonts. Anybody know why? What can I
do about it?
d.
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/.../winword.exe and to convert
the text to rtf or html.
The easiest way for me:
antiword file.doc file.txt
Then import text file into lyx and do the rest by hand. I've found
that wv often turns windows tables to gibberish. Antiword produces
nice text and keeps the paragraph formatting.
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Daniel
/.../winword.exe and to convert
the text to rtf or html.
The easiest way for me:
antiword file.doc file.txt
Then import text file into lyx and do the rest by hand. I've found
that wv often turns windows tables to gibberish. Antiword produces
nice text and keeps the paragraph formatting.
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Daniel
ows tables to gibberish. Antiword produces
nice text and keeps the paragraph formatting.
--
Daniel Goldin
323.225.1926
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Just updated to 1.2.1. Now when I open the hollywood template, I get the
following error.
This document uses an unknown textclass hollywood...
Anybody know how to fix this. I tried running reconfigure under the edit
menu to no effect.
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Daniel Goldin
323.225.1926
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Just updated to 1.2.1. Now when I open the hollywood template, I get the
following error.
This document uses an unknown textclass hollywood...
Anybody know how to fix this. I tried running reconfigure under the edit
menu to no effect.
--
Daniel Goldin
323.225.1926
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Just updated to 1.2.1. Now when I open the hollywood template, I get the
following error.
This document uses an unknown textclass "hollywood"...
Anybody know how to fix this. I tried running reconfigure under the edit
menu to no effect.
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Daniel Goldin
323.225.1926
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
When I convert a lyx doc to pdf, nothing shows up under acroread. I'm
assuming the pdf is using type 3 fonts. Is there something I can do
about this?
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Daniel Goldin
323.225.1926
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
When I convert a lyx doc to pdf, nothing shows up under acroread. I'm
assuming the pdf is using type 3 fonts. Is there something I can do
about this?
--
Daniel Goldin
323.225.1926
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
When I convert a lyx doc to pdf, nothing shows up under acroread. I'm
assuming the pdf is using type 3 fonts. Is there something I can do
about this?
--
Daniel Goldin
323.225.1926
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hollywood class adds extra vertical space after character names. In a
correct screenplay format, dialog follows names on the very next
line, without any added space.
Anybody know how to fix this? I am a newbie to latex and lyx but an
old hand at writing screenplays. Any help gratefully
Hollywood class adds extra vertical space after character names. In a
correct screenplay format, dialog follows names on the very next
line, without any added space.
Anybody know how to fix this? I am a newbie to latex and lyx but an
old hand at writing screenplays. Any help gratefully
Hollywood class adds extra vertical space after character names. In a
correct screenplay format, dialog follows names on the very next
line, without any added space.
Anybody know how to fix this? I am a newbie to latex and lyx but an
old hand at writing screenplays. Any help gratefully
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