ard-wired values and not tried in a letter template.
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logo.pdf
Description: Adobe PDF document
#LyX 1.3 created this file. For more info see http://www.lyx.org/
\lyxformat 221
\textclass article
\begin_preamble
\usepackage{graphicx
must have some basic logic controls built in, I think.)
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#LyX 1.3 created this file. For more info see http://www.lyx.org/
\lyxformat 221
\textclass article
\begin_preamble
% command that checks page nbr. if 1
% then changes margin
\usepackage
earlier LyX
installations. Any idea where it comes from or what to do about it?
What happens when you run ispell on the command line?
: ispell my_file
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in the paragraph after the number of lines specified on the
first run. If you only want to do this for the first page, it might
even work.
So, food for thought (but no answer, yet, to your question). I also
posted your question at www.koma-script.de...
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must have some basic logic controls built in, I think.)
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#LyX 1.3 created this file. For more info see http://www.lyx.org/
\lyxformat 221
\textclass article
\begin_preamble
% command that checks page nbr. if 1
% then changes margin
\usepackage
earlier LyX
installations. Any idea where it comes from or what to do about it?
What happens when you run ispell on the command line?
: ispell my_file
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in the paragraph after the number of lines specified on the
first run. If you only want to do this for the first page, it might
even work.
So, food for thought (but no answer, yet, to your question). I also
posted your question at www.koma-script.de...
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t need the ifthenelse package for
this; LaTex/TeX must have some basic logic controls built in, I think.)
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#LyX 1.3 created this file. For more info see http://www.lyx.org/
\lyxformat 221
\textclass article
\begin_preamble
% command that checks pag
t remember such a message from earlier LyX
> installations. Any idea where it comes from or what to do about it?
What happens when you run ispell on the command line?
: ispell my_file
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used on the second run that changes the line
> width in the paragraph after the number of lines specified on the
> first run. If you only want to do this for the first page, it might
> even work.
So, food for thought (but no answer, yet, to your question). I also
posted your question
- and
n-combinatorials or somesuch things.
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- and
n-combinatorials or somesuch things.
-Kevin
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cientist
or "knowledge creator"), who need to write about p- and
n-combinatorials or somesuch things.
-Kevin
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Kevin Pfeiffer writes:
I have a paragraph that speaks literally an -ism and it was
breaking like this:
--
Under no circumstances should it end in -ismus or -
ism, or -isten.
---
I fixed this by placing -ism in a \makebox{}, but was wondering if
there might be a simpler or a LyX
Kevin Pfeiffer writes:
Or...
Insert - Special Character - Dash Protector (insert before dash)
Working (and looking like) the Ligature Break...
-Kevin (I know, Bugzilla)
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large black boxes!).
-Kevin
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Kevin Pfeiffer writes:
I have a paragraph that speaks literally an -ism and it was
breaking like this:
--
Under no circumstances should it end in -ismus or -
ism, or -isten.
---
I fixed this by placing -ism in a \makebox{}, but was wondering if
there might be a simpler or a LyX
Kevin Pfeiffer writes:
Or...
Insert - Special Character - Dash Protector (insert before dash)
Working (and looking like) the Ligature Break...
-Kevin (I know, Bugzilla)
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large black boxes!).
-Kevin
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Kevin Pfeiffer writes:
> I have a paragraph that speaks literally an "-ism" and it was
> breaking like this:
> --
> Under no circumstances should it end in -ismus or -
> ism, or -isten.
> ---
>
> I fixed this by placing "-ism" in a \m
Kevin Pfeiffer writes:
> Or...
>
> Insert -> Special Character -> Dash Protector (insert before dash)
Working (and looking like) the "Ligature Break"...
-Kevin (I know, "Bugzilla")
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unless your article is about large black boxes!).
-Kevin
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Rich Shepard writes:
On Thu, 12 Jan 2006, Kevin Pfeiffer wrote:
I fixed this by placing -ism in a \makebox{}, but was wondering
if there might be a simpler or a LyX way (not that this was
complicated, but thought there might be an Insert - Special
Character - Protected Break
://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=lyx-usersm=112081514325721w=2
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this option. If you are using 1.4, it is under
Document-Settings-Page
Layout - Document - Paper (1.3.5)
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Rich Shepard writes:
On Thu, 12 Jan 2006, Kevin Pfeiffer wrote:
I fixed this by placing -ism in a \makebox{}, but was wondering
if there might be a simpler or a LyX way (not that this was
complicated, but thought there might be an Insert - Special
Character - Protected Break
://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=lyx-usersm=112081514325721w=2
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this option. If you are using 1.4, it is under
Document-Settings-Page
Layout - Document - Paper (1.3.5)
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Rich Shepard writes:
> On Thu, 12 Jan 2006, Kevin Pfeiffer wrote:
> > I fixed this by placing "-ism" in a \makebox{}, but was wondering
> > if there might be a simpler or a LyX way (not that this was
> > complicated, but thought there might be an "Insert -> S
Maybe this helps...
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=lyx-users=112081514325721=2
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nux does not have any format option.
>
> LyX 1.3.x has this option. If you are using 1.4, it is under
> Document->Settings->Page
Layout -> Document -> Paper (1.3.5)
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great!
If this is reasonably accurate (improvements/corrections welcome), I'll
add this to the Wiki (in a couple weeks).
-Kevin
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that come with
your document class).
-Kevin
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Does someone receive and answer messages sent to [EMAIL PROTECTED]?
I wrote a couple days ago and have received no answer so far.
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(not that this was complicated,
but thought there might be an Insert - Special Character - Protected
Break or No-Hyphenation Point...
-Kevin
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great!
If this is reasonably accurate (improvements/corrections welcome), I'll
add this to the Wiki (in a couple weeks).
-Kevin
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that come with
your document class).
-Kevin
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Does someone receive and answer messages sent to [EMAIL PROTECTED]?
I wrote a couple days ago and have received no answer so far.
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(not that this was complicated,
but thought there might be an Insert - Special Character - Protected
Break or No-Hyphenation Point...
-Kevin
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to the doc preamble.
Worked great!
If this is reasonably accurate (improvements/corrections welcome), I'll
add this to the Wiki (in a couple weeks).
-Kevin
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start with this (but if not, do look at the docs that come with
your document class).
-Kevin
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Does someone receive and answer messages sent to "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"?
I wrote a couple days ago and have received no answer so far.
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simpler or a LyX way (not that this was complicated,
but thought there might be an "Insert -> Special Character -> Protected
Break" or "No-Hyphenation Point"...
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opinion.)
All the best,
Kevin
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size as footnotes offends any fundamental principle of Lyx.
No, of course not.
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opinion.)
All the best,
Kevin
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size as footnotes offends any fundamental principle of Lyx.
No, of course not.
-Kevin
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(Just offering another opinion.)
All the best,
Kevin
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Anyway, I can't imagine that asking to set quotes in the same point
> size as footnotes offends any fundamental principle of Lyx.
No, of course not.
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on it) and
click something to apply the new parameter. The method you describe
sounds equally (perhaps more) useful.
-Kevin
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that it is no longer in 1.4, but there must have been a reason for
this.
-K
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.
Or with the whole document as a PDF you could (assuming availability)
use Adobe Acrobat to extract the pages you need.
-K
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). I
chose Insert File - ASCII as lines, deleted the language line,
selected all the text, and pressed Ctrl-L to convert the whole thing to
an ERT. I then added TOC as a Chapter*.
If David or someone else doesn't add this to the Wiki, I will.
-Kevin
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-
Document Style already?
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on it) and
click something to apply the new parameter. The method you describe
sounds equally (perhaps more) useful.
-Kevin
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that it is no longer in 1.4, but there must have been a reason for
this.
-K
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.
Or with the whole document as a PDF you could (assuming availability)
use Adobe Acrobat to extract the pages you need.
-K
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). I
chose Insert File - ASCII as lines, deleted the language line,
selected all the text, and pressed Ctrl-L to convert the whole thing to
an ERT. I then added TOC as a Chapter*.
If David or someone else doesn't add this to the Wiki, I will.
-Kevin
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-
Document Style already?
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e case of a single line, simple place the cursor somewhere on it) and
click something to apply the new parameter. The method you describe
sounds equally (perhaps more) useful.
-Kevin
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. Too bad
that it is no longer in 1.4, but there must have been a reason for
this.
-K
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as a PDF.
Or with the whole document as a PDF you could (assuming availability)
use Adobe Acrobat to extract the pages you need.
-K
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ng to
an ERT. I then added "TOC" as a "Chapter*".
If David or someone else doesn't add this to the Wiki, I will.
-Kevin
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? Did you look under Layout -> Document Settings ->
Document Style already?
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paintbrush) feature would be useful in a case like this for
doing such things in LyX. Might this be possible in the newer 1.4? (Or
even in 1.3.5?)
-Kevin
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not in
1.3.5.
-Kevin
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paintbrush) feature would be useful in a case like this for
doing such things in LyX. Might this be possible in the newer 1.4? (Or
even in 1.3.5?)
-Kevin
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not in
1.3.5.
-Kevin
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paintbrush) feature would be useful in a case like this for
doing such things in LyX. Might this be possible in the newer 1.4? (Or
even in 1.3.5?)
-Kevin
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t Paintbrush. But I don't see how to do this with the LyX
environments (section, chapter, paragraph, etc.), at least not in
1.3.5.
-Kevin
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, showing \multipart and also that one is not
restricted to the boundaries of the picture environment.
But as this all has little or nothing to do with LyX, perhaps we will
soon be \booted out of here? :-)
-Kevin
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#LyX 1.3 created this file
(Apologies in advance)
Rich,
I didn't mean to sound so harsh and critical as the prev. message seems
to have come out.
Best of luck with your scanner card!
-K
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, showing \multipart and also that one is not
restricted to the boundaries of the picture environment.
But as this all has little or nothing to do with LyX, perhaps we will
soon be \booted out of here? :-)
-Kevin
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#LyX 1.3 created this file
(Apologies in advance)
Rich,
I didn't mean to sound so harsh and critical as the prev. message seems
to have come out.
Best of luck with your scanner card!
-K
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ached my
sample file again, showing \multipart and also that one is not
restricted to the boundaries of the picture environment.
But as this all has little or nothing to do with LyX, perhaps we will
soon be \booted out of here? :-)
-Kevin
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(Apologies in advance)
Rich,
I didn't mean to sound so harsh and critical as the prev. message seems
to have come out.
Best of luck with your scanner card!
-K
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?).
-Kevin
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Kevin Pfeiffer writes:
From the LyX Extended [Features] Guide (1.3.5):
The text in the dialog available from right-clicking
on the index button accepts LaTeX, so you'll need
to be careful to avoid using any special characters.
On the positive side, you can use the advanced
options
not be working? I'm already using a separate script to
intercept the call to makeindex, so perhaps it is not that important,
but it's of course frustrating when something doesn't seem to work and
one can't figure out why.
-Kevin
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found a wrapper script to do
this already.
-Kevin
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. for more info.
-Kevin
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Rich Shepard writes:
On Fri, 6 Jan 2006, Kevin Pfeiffer wrote:
Kevin,
\begin{picture}(72,72)(0,0)
\put(36,36){\framebox(72,72)][0]{}}
\end{picture}
This might get you started (not sure if it's the best solution,
though as I've never used such a thing).
Look at \framebox
Kevin Pfeiffer writes:
Look at \framebox and the picture env. for more info.
The attached LyX file is my meagre attempt to offer a better example.
-Kevin
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#LyX 1.3 created this file. For more info see http://www.lyx.org/
\lyxformat 221
?).
-Kevin
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Kevin Pfeiffer writes:
From the LyX Extended [Features] Guide (1.3.5):
The text in the dialog available from right-clicking
on the index button accepts LaTeX, so you'll need
to be careful to avoid using any special characters.
On the positive side, you can use the advanced
options
not be working? I'm already using a separate script to
intercept the call to makeindex, so perhaps it is not that important,
but it's of course frustrating when something doesn't seem to work and
one can't figure out why.
-Kevin
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found a wrapper script to do
this already.
-Kevin
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. for more info.
-Kevin
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Rich Shepard writes:
On Fri, 6 Jan 2006, Kevin Pfeiffer wrote:
Kevin,
\begin{picture}(72,72)(0,0)
\put(36,36){\framebox(72,72)][0]{}}
\end{picture}
This might get you started (not sure if it's the best solution,
though as I've never used such a thing).
Look at \framebox
Kevin Pfeiffer writes:
Look at \framebox and the picture env. for more info.
The attached LyX file is my meagre attempt to offer a better example.
-Kevin
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#LyX 1.3 created this file. For more info see http://www.lyx.org/
\lyxformat 221
icking on the note?).
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Kevin Pfeiffer writes:
> From the LyX Extended [Features] Guide (1.3.5):
> > The text in the dialog available from right-clicking
> > on the index button accepts LaTeX, so you'll need
> > to be careful to avoid using any special characters.
> > On the positive sid
sible otherwise -- or does anyone have any
idea what might not be working? I'm already using a separate script to
intercept the call to makeindex, so perhaps it is not that important,
but it's of course frustrating when something doesn't seem to work and
one can't figure out why.
-Kevin
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I wanted to change how makeindex is called by LyX (perhaps in 1.4 this
is configurable in the preferences), but I found a wrapper script to do
this already.
-Kevin
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Look at "\framebox" and the picture env. for more info.
-Kevin
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Rich Shepard writes:
> On Fri, 6 Jan 2006, Kevin Pfeiffer wrote:
>
> Kevin,
>
> > \begin{picture}(72,72)(0,0)
> > \put(36,36){\framebox(72,72)][0]{}}
> > \end{picture}
> >
> > This might get you started (not sure if it's the best solution,
> > thoug
Kevin Pfeiffer writes:
> > > Look at "\framebox" and the picture env. for more info.
The attached LyX file is my meagre attempt to offer a better example.
-Kevin
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#LyX 1.3 created this file. For more in
comes with your LaTeX distribution to find out
how to do things like nested entries, etc.
Does this really work? Right-clicking is not doing anything for me...
-Kevin
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comes with your LaTeX distribution to find out
how to do things like nested entries, etc.
Does this really work? Right-clicking is not doing anything for me...
-Kevin
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e documentation which
> comes with your LaTeX distribution to find out
> how to do things like "nested entries", etc.
Does this really work? Right-clicking is not doing anything for me...
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