Pavel Sanda wrote:
Guy Hindell wrote:
Does anyone know?
not directly done by lyx, but anyway you can post example file and report
by which tool it was done.
pavel
OK, I think this is actually something within the guts of pdftex that
reads the image files. It turns out
Guy Hindell wrote:
Pavel Sanda wrote:
Guy Hindell wrote:
Does anyone know?
not directly done by lyx, but anyway you can post example file and
report
by which tool it was done.
pavel
OK, I think this is actually something within the guts of pdftex that
reads the image files
Pavel Sanda wrote:
Guy Hindell wrote:
Does anyone know?
not directly done by lyx, but anyway you can post example file and report
by which tool it was done.
pavel
OK, I think this is actually something within the guts of pdftex that
reads the image files. It turns out
Guy Hindell wrote:
Pavel Sanda wrote:
Guy Hindell wrote:
Does anyone know?
not directly done by lyx, but anyway you can post example file and
report
by which tool it was done.
pavel
OK, I think this is actually something within the guts of pdftex that
reads the image files
Pavel Sanda wrote:
Guy Hindell wrote:
Does anyone know?
not directly done by lyx, but anyway you can post example file and report
by which tool it was done.
pavel
OK, I think this is actually something within the guts of pdftex that
reads the image files. It turns out
Guy Hindell wrote:
Pavel Sanda wrote:
Guy Hindell wrote:
Does anyone know?
not directly done by lyx, but anyway you can post example file and
report
by which tool it was done.
pavel
OK, I think this is actually something within the guts of pdftex that
reads the image files
Hi there, I think this is more a LaTeX question than LyX, but...
I have some LyX documents that include (via graphicx.sty) graphics files
supplied in a variety of formats (png, jpg, PDF) that I output as PDFs
using pdflatex. This works fine on Windows (XP, Vista using MiKTeX v2.7)
and Linux
Hi there, I think this is more a LaTeX question than LyX, but...
I have some LyX documents that include (via graphicx.sty) graphics files
supplied in a variety of formats (png, jpg, PDF) that I output as PDFs
using pdflatex. This works fine on Windows (XP, Vista using MiKTeX v2.7)
and Linux
Hi there, I think this is more a LaTeX question than LyX, but...
I have some LyX documents that include (via graphicx.sty) graphics files
supplied in a variety of formats (png, jpg, PDF) that I output as PDFs
using pdflatex. This works fine on Windows (XP, Vista using MiKTeX v2.7)
and Linux
Juergen Spitzmueller wrote:
Guy Hindell wrote:
There is one odd side effect though - the \baseskip spacing appears to
still be what it would have been at the normal font size, so verbatim
blocks look more spread out than they did previously by using
\footnotesize. Is there anything I can do
Juergen Spitzmueller wrote:
Guy Hindell wrote:
There is one odd side effect though - the \baseskip spacing appears to
still be what it would have been at the normal font size, so verbatim
blocks look more spread out than they did previously by using
\footnotesize. Is there anything I can do
Juergen Spitzmueller wrote:
Guy Hindell wrote:
There is one odd side effect though - the \baseskip spacing appears to
still be what it would have been at the normal font size, so verbatim
blocks look more spread out than they did previously by using
\footnotesize. Is there anything I can do
Hi all - I'm sure there's a TeX trick to doing this, I just don't know
what it is, so...
Is there some way I can scale the size of fixed pitch fonts (courier)?
In my preamble I have \usepackage[scaled=0.92]{helvet} which tweaks the
size of the sans serif fonts down to something which better
Juergen Spitzmueller wrote:
Guy Hindell wrote:
Is there some way I can scale the size of fixed pitch fonts (courier)?
In my preamble I have \usepackage[scaled=0.92]{helvet} which tweaks the
size of the sans serif fonts down to something which better matches the
serif font (times), but can't
Hi all - I'm sure there's a TeX trick to doing this, I just don't know
what it is, so...
Is there some way I can scale the size of fixed pitch fonts (courier)?
In my preamble I have \usepackage[scaled=0.92]{helvet} which tweaks the
size of the sans serif fonts down to something which better
Juergen Spitzmueller wrote:
Guy Hindell wrote:
Is there some way I can scale the size of fixed pitch fonts (courier)?
In my preamble I have \usepackage[scaled=0.92]{helvet} which tweaks the
size of the sans serif fonts down to something which better matches the
serif font (times), but can't
Hi all - I'm sure there's a TeX trick to doing this, I just don't know
what it is, so...
Is there some way I can scale the size of fixed pitch fonts (courier)?
In my preamble I have \usepackage[scaled=0.92]{helvet} which tweaks the
size of the sans serif fonts down to something which better
Juergen Spitzmueller wrote:
Guy Hindell wrote:
Is there some way I can scale the size of fixed pitch fonts (courier)?
In my preamble I have \usepackage[scaled=0.92]{helvet} which tweaks the
size of the sans serif fonts down to something which better matches the
serif font (times), but can't
I need to get lyx1.4.2 running on redhat el3 (don't ask why). Having
fetched the sources (I couldn't find an rpm ready to go) and sorted out
the dependencies (qt etc.) I went for a configure; make and the build
ran off without a hitch.
But...
on running up the binary something fails as LyX
José Matos wrote:
On Tuesday 23 January 2007 1:40:34 pm Guy Hindell wrote:
I need to get lyx1.4.2 running on redhat el3 (don't ask why). Having
fetched the sources (I couldn't find an rpm ready to go) and sorted out
the dependencies (qt etc.) I went for a configure; make and the build
ran
I need to get lyx1.4.2 running on redhat el3 (don't ask why). Having
fetched the sources (I couldn't find an rpm ready to go) and sorted out
the dependencies (qt etc.) I went for a configure; make and the build
ran off without a hitch.
But...
on running up the binary something fails as LyX
José Matos wrote:
On Tuesday 23 January 2007 1:40:34 pm Guy Hindell wrote:
I need to get lyx1.4.2 running on redhat el3 (don't ask why). Having
fetched the sources (I couldn't find an rpm ready to go) and sorted out
the dependencies (qt etc.) I went for a configure; make and the build
ran
I need to get lyx1.4.2 running on redhat el3 (don't ask why). Having
fetched the sources (I couldn't find an rpm ready to go) and sorted out
the dependencies (qt etc.) I went for a "configure; make" and the build
ran off without a hitch.
But...
on running up the binary something fails as LyX
José Matos wrote:
On Tuesday 23 January 2007 1:40:34 pm Guy Hindell wrote:
I need to get lyx1.4.2 running on redhat el3 (don't ask why). Having
fetched the sources (I couldn't find an rpm ready to go) and sorted out
the dependencies (qt etc.) I went for a "configure; make" and the
Bill Wood wrote:
On Wed, 2006-12-27 at 09:13 -0700, Shawn Willden wrote:
I'm looking into the possibility of using LyX for design documentation, and I'd
like to get some feedback on the feasibility of what I'd like to do, and
recommendations for packages that might help.
We currently
Bill Wood wrote:
On Wed, 2006-12-27 at 09:13 -0700, Shawn Willden wrote:
I'm looking into the possibility of using LyX for design documentation, and I'd
like to get some feedback on the feasibility of what I'd like to do, and
recommendations for packages that might help.
We currently
Bill Wood wrote:
On Wed, 2006-12-27 at 09:13 -0700, Shawn Willden wrote:
I'm looking into the possibility of using LyX for design documentation, and I'd
like to get some feedback on the feasibility of what I'd like to do, and
recommendations for packages that might help.
We currently
José Matos wrote:
On Monday 09 October 2006 14:32, Guy Hindell wrote:
Hi there - a couple of questions.
First, I have lyx integrated into our build environment so that it
exports to latex (lyx -export pdflatex) and runs pdflatex as part of a
software build. This means I have users
José Matos wrote:
On Monday 09 October 2006 14:32, Guy Hindell wrote:
Hi there - a couple of questions.
First, I have lyx integrated into our build environment so that it
exports to latex (lyx -export pdflatex) and runs pdflatex as part of a
software build. This means I have users
José Matos wrote:
On Monday 09 October 2006 14:32, Guy Hindell wrote:
Hi there - a couple of questions.
First, I have lyx integrated into our build environment so that it
exports to latex (lyx -export pdflatex) and runs pdflatex as part of a
software build. This means I have users
Hi there - a couple of questions.
First, I have lyx integrated into our build environment so that it
exports to latex (lyx -export pdflatex) and runs pdflatex as part of a
software build. This means I have users (developers) who run lyx without
being aware of it as part of their build in
Hi there - a couple of questions.
First, I have lyx integrated into our build environment so that it
exports to latex (lyx -export pdflatex) and runs pdflatex as part of a
software build. This means I have users (developers) who run lyx without
being aware of it as part of their build in
Hi there - a couple of questions.
First, I have lyx integrated into our build environment so that it
exports to latex (lyx -export pdflatex) and runs pdflatex as part of a
software build. This means I have users (developers) who run lyx without
being aware of it as part of their build in
Sorry if I'm asking a question to which there is an obvious answer...
How can I get LyX to use \prettyref from the prettyref.sty package
rather than the usual \ref when I export to latex? I have
\usepackage{prettyref} in the preamble, but that doesn't seem to be enough.
guy
Guy Hindell wrote:
Sorry if I'm asking a question to which there is an obvious answer...
How can I get LyX to use \prettyref from the prettyref.sty package
rather than the usual \ref when I export to latex? I have
\usepackage{prettyref} in the preamble, but that doesn't seem to be
enough
Sorry if I'm asking a question to which there is an obvious answer...
How can I get LyX to use \prettyref from the prettyref.sty package
rather than the usual \ref when I export to latex? I have
\usepackage{prettyref} in the preamble, but that doesn't seem to be enough.
guy
Guy Hindell wrote:
Sorry if I'm asking a question to which there is an obvious answer...
How can I get LyX to use \prettyref from the prettyref.sty package
rather than the usual \ref when I export to latex? I have
\usepackage{prettyref} in the preamble, but that doesn't seem to be
enough
Sorry if I'm asking a question to which there is an obvious answer...
How can I get LyX to use \prettyref from the prettyref.sty package
rather than the usual \ref when I export to latex? I have
\usepackage{prettyref} in the preamble, but that doesn't seem to be enough.
guy
Guy Hindell wrote:
Sorry if I'm asking a question to which there is an obvious answer...
How can I get LyX to use \prettyref from the prettyref.sty package
rather than the usual \ref when I export to latex? I have
\usepackage{prettyref} in the preamble, but that doesn't seem to be
enough
Hi there - it's been a long time since I last posted anything here.
How can I get a list of lyx commands which can be called from macros or
passed via the -x flag? I'm using LyX1.4.2 on windows and linux.
thanks
guy
Hi there - it's been a long time since I last posted anything here.
How can I get a list of lyx commands which can be called from macros or
passed via the -x flag? I'm using LyX1.4.2 on windows and linux.
thanks
guy
Hi there - it's been a long time since I last posted anything here.
How can I get a list of lyx commands which can be called from macros or
passed via the -x flag? I'm using LyX1.4.2 on windows and linux.
thanks
guy
I'm using the windows build of lyx 1.3.3 (old, I know. I'll move up to
the more recent version when I get a chance) so the following little
issues might not still be present in the current version. Alternatively,
they may be something to do with MikTex which I'm using to generate
PDFs. Anyhow.
I'm using the windows build of lyx 1.3.3 (old, I know. I'll move up to
the more recent version when I get a chance) so the following little
issues might not still be present in the current version. Alternatively,
they may be something to do with MikTex which I'm using to generate
PDFs. Anyhow.
I'm using the windows build of lyx 1.3.3 (old, I know. I'll move up to
the more recent version when I get a chance) so the following little
issues might not still be present in the current version. Alternatively,
they may be something to do with MikTex which I'm using to generate
PDFs. Anyhow.
Can anyone suggest a way (if any exists) of preventing or discouraging
latex from breaking a sentence across a page break where a figure float
occupies the whole of the next page, essentially interposing a figure in
a sentence? Sort of like this.
Page1
Text of first page etc. etc.
Can anyone suggest a way (if any exists) of preventing or discouraging
latex from breaking a sentence across a page break where a figure float
occupies the whole of the next page, essentially interposing a figure in
a sentence? Sort of like this.
Page1
Text of first page etc. etc.
Can anyone suggest a way (if any exists) of preventing or discouraging
latex from breaking a sentence across a page break where a figure float
occupies the whole of the next page, essentially interposing a figure in
a sentence? Sort of like this.
Page1
Text of first page etc. etc.
First off, I'm no expert in Lyx or latex. However, I have recently been
trying to achieve a similar effect, in my case trying to make sure that
the preface (which I have after the TOC) has roman page numbers in the
footer rather than Arabic. After a bit of trawling usenet I found out to
use the
First off, I'm no expert in Lyx or latex. However, I have recently been
trying to achieve a similar effect, in my case trying to make sure that
the preface (which I have after the TOC) has roman page numbers in the
footer rather than Arabic. After a bit of trawling usenet I found out to
use the
First off, I'm no expert in Lyx or latex. However, I have recently been
trying to achieve a similar effect, in my case trying to make sure that
the preface (which I have after the TOC) has roman page numbers in the
footer rather than Arabic. After a bit of trawling usenet I found out to
use the
of contents, but (like I
said) that wasn't really what I needed.
Anything else I can try?
guy
-Original Message-
From: news [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Herbert Voss
Sent: 27 January 2004 19:10
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: How to reduce spacing on TOC page?
Guy Hindell wrote:
So
of contents, but (like I
said) that wasn't really what I needed.
Anything else I can try?
guy
-Original Message-
From: news [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Herbert Voss
Sent: 27 January 2004 19:10
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: How to reduce spacing on TOC page?
Guy Hindell wrote:
So
the table of contents, but (like I
said) that wasn't really what I needed.
Anything else I can try?
guy
-Original Message-
From: news [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Herbert Voss
Sent: 27 January 2004 19:10
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: How to reduce spacing on TOC page?
Guy Hin
One of my more critical document reviewers doesnt like the large amount
of space which is left on the first contents page between the top of the
page and the word Contents and then between that and the first TOC
entry.
This is covered on Herbert Voss excellent tips and tricks pages
One of my more critical document reviewers doesnt like the large amount
of space which is left on the first contents page between the top of the
page and the word Contents and then between that and the first TOC
entry.
This is covered on Herbert Voss excellent tips and tricks pages
One of my more critical document reviewers doesnt like the large amount
of space which is left on the first contents page between the top of the
page and the word "Contents" and then between that and the first TOC
entry.
This is covered on Herbert Voss excellent tips and tricks pages
Hi. Im sure this must be easy, maybe Im just not looking in the right
places.
I have a table which was originally designed using the normal tabular
environment. It has grown to the point that it wont fit on a page, so I
switched to longtable. However, the table is now created in the
Not to worry found the trick
\setlength\LTleft{0pt}
-Original Message-
From: Guy Hindell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 03 December 2003 13:08
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: how to position longtables?
Hi. I'm sure this must be easy, maybe I'm just not looking in the right
places
Hi. Im sure this must be easy, maybe Im just not looking in the right
places.
I have a table which was originally designed using the normal tabular
environment. It has grown to the point that it wont fit on a page, so I
switched to longtable. However, the table is now created in the
Not to worry found the trick
\setlength\LTleft{0pt}
-Original Message-
From: Guy Hindell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 03 December 2003 13:08
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: how to position longtables?
Hi. I'm sure this must be easy, maybe I'm just not looking in the right
places
Hi. Im sure this must be easy, maybe Im just not looking in the right
places.
I have a table which was originally designed using the normal tabular
environment. It has grown to the point that it wont fit on a page, so I
switched to longtable. However, the table is now created in the
Not to worry found the trick
\setlength\LTleft{0pt}
-Original Message-
From: Guy Hindell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 03 December 2003 13:08
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: how to position longtables?
Hi. I'm sure this must be easy, maybe I'm just not looking in the right
places
Hi there
I am creating a document which includes some latex material generated by
the doxygen code documentation package. My document preamble is setting
the doc class to book with a 12pt font, a4paper so my latex output
files have the following line
\documentclass[12pt,a4paper]{book}
The
Well, after a lot of trial and error it turns out that doxygen is a red
herring its the use of the moreverb.sty package which seems to be the
culprit. But I dont know why. Anyone familiar with this package?
guy
I am creating a document which includes some latex material generated
by
the
Hi there
I am creating a document which includes some latex material generated by
the doxygen code documentation package. My document preamble is setting
the doc class to book with a 12pt font, a4paper so my latex output
files have the following line
\documentclass[12pt,a4paper]{book}
The
Well, after a lot of trial and error it turns out that doxygen is a red
herring its the use of the moreverb.sty package which seems to be the
culprit. But I dont know why. Anyone familiar with this package?
guy
I am creating a document which includes some latex material generated
by
the
Hi there
I am creating a document which includes some latex material generated by
the doxygen code documentation package. My document preamble is setting
the doc class to book with a 12pt font, a4paper so my latex output
files have the following line
\documentclass[12pt,a4paper]{book}
The
Well, after a lot of trial and error it turns out that doxygen is a red
herring its the use of the moreverb.sty package which seems to be the
culprit. But I dont know why. Anyone familiar with this package?
guy
>I am creating a document which includes some latex material generated
by
>the
Hi all
I'm still making progress with the 1.3.2 win32-qt port of lyx. However, I'm
not quite there yet with the spell checker.
I have downloaded and installed the lyx_aspell_dict_en.rar aspell dictionary
linked on the win32-qt port page. Hitting F7 brings up the spell checker.
The spell checker
Hi all
I'm still making progress with the 1.3.2 win32-qt port of lyx. However, I'm
not quite there yet with the spell checker.
I have downloaded and installed the lyx_aspell_dict_en.rar aspell dictionary
linked on the win32-qt port page. Hitting F7 brings up the spell checker.
The spell checker
Hi all
I'm still making progress with the 1.3.2 win32-qt port of lyx. However, I'm
not quite there yet with the spell checker.
I have downloaded and installed the lyx_aspell_dict_en.rar aspell dictionary
linked on the win32-qt port page. Hitting F7 brings up the spell checker.
The spell checker
Hi
I notice that I can include external Tex documents in my lyx files, but it
seems I can't include another lyx document - i.e. I can't make multipart lyx
docs. Using Insert-Insert File-Lyx Document actually copies the text of
the other lyx doc into my current one. Is there a clever way to do
Sure you can. Insert-Include File pops up a dialog. Enter the lyx
file yo want and there you are. Ususally yo want to Input the file
rather than Include it. (Subtle latex difference.)
Ah, that easy :-)
Also (working in the other direction) is it possible to export the
contents of the lyx
Sure you can. Insert-Include File pops up a dialog. Enter the lyx
file yo want and there you are. Ususally yo want to Input the file
rather than Include it. (Subtle latex difference.)
Ah, that easy :-)
Which leads to another question. I tried the Verbatim input. If the file I
include has a
Hi
I notice that I can include external Tex documents in my lyx files, but it
seems I can't include another lyx document - i.e. I can't make multipart lyx
docs. Using Insert-Insert File-Lyx Document actually copies the text of
the other lyx doc into my current one. Is there a clever way to do
Sure you can. Insert-Include File pops up a dialog. Enter the lyx
file yo want and there you are. Ususally yo want to Input the file
rather than Include it. (Subtle latex difference.)
Ah, that easy :-)
Also (working in the other direction) is it possible to export the
contents of the lyx
Sure you can. Insert-Include File pops up a dialog. Enter the lyx
file yo want and there you are. Ususally yo want to Input the file
rather than Include it. (Subtle latex difference.)
Ah, that easy :-)
Which leads to another question. I tried the Verbatim input. If the file I
include has a
Hi
I notice that I can include external Tex documents in my lyx files, but it
seems I can't include another lyx document - i.e. I can't make multipart lyx
docs. Using Insert->Insert File->Lyx Document actually copies the text of
the other lyx doc into my current one. Is there a clever way to do
>Sure you can. Insert->Include File pops up a dialog. Enter the lyx
>file yo want and there you are. Ususally yo want to Input the file
>rather than Include it. (Subtle latex difference.)
Ah, that easy :-)
>> Also (working in the other direction) is it possible to export the
>> contents of
>>Sure you can. Insert->Include File pops up a dialog. Enter the lyx
>>file yo want and there you are. Ususally yo want to Input the file
>>rather than Include it. (Subtle latex difference.)
>
>Ah, that easy :-)
Which leads to another question. I tried the "Verbatim" input. If the file I
On 2003-10-07, 18:00 GMT, Guy Hindell wrote:
In the end I've just extended my perl scripts to copy the image
files to the build directory. Its a bit crude, but it works
fine.
Why crude ? Seems OK to delegate OS tasks to a scripting language...
AFAIU, that's a mere extension if what
Guy, why are you exporting as Latex and then using pdflatex by hand?
Why not export as pdf2? (I believe that this is the pdf 'flavour'
corresponding to use of pdflatex.)
I want to apply a standard header controlling layout and typesetting rules
to any document I prepare (basically the same as
On 2003-10-07, 18:00 GMT, Guy Hindell wrote:
In the end I've just extended my perl scripts to copy the image
files to the build directory. Its a bit crude, but it works
fine.
Why crude ? Seems OK to delegate OS tasks to a scripting language...
AFAIU, that's a mere extension if what
Guy, why are you exporting as Latex and then using pdflatex by hand?
Why not export as pdf2? (I believe that this is the pdf 'flavour'
corresponding to use of pdflatex.)
I want to apply a standard header controlling layout and typesetting rules
to any document I prepare (basically the same as
>>
>>On 2003-10-07, 18:00 GMT, Guy Hindell wrote:
>>> In the end I've just extended my perl scripts to copy the image
>>> files to the build directory. Its a bit crude, but it works
>>> fine.
>Why crude ? Seems OK to delegate OS tasks to a scripting l
>Guy, why are you exporting as Latex and then using pdflatex by hand?
>Why not export as pdf2? (I believe that this is the pdf 'flavour'
>corresponding to use of pdflatex.)
I want to apply a standard header controlling layout and typesetting rules
to any document I prepare (basically the same
My only outstanding problem is that the build area into which
all code, and now documentation, is built is separate from the
source tree.
Would ``Edit/Preferences/Paths/Use Temporary Directory'' help?
Matej
Not really, unless there is a way of setting it from the command line at the
time
My only outstanding problem is that the build area into which
all code, and now documentation, is built is separate from the
source tree.
Would ``Edit/Preferences/Paths/Use Temporary Directory'' help?
Matej
Not really, unless there is a way of setting it from the command line at the
time
>> My only outstanding problem is that the build area into which
>> all code, and now documentation, is built is separate from the
>> source tree.
>Would ``Edit/Preferences/Paths/Use Temporary Directory'' help?
>Matej
Not really, unless there is a way of setting it from the command line at
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