Re: accent á

*Again, a mate has a problem i couldn't resolv properly. He has lyx 1.1.5fix2-1, *but he couldn't put accent over vowels, but he could put it over the other *letters. Swap to latex mode (Ctrl-l, eg), then write \'a{} and swap to the normal mode back again. Exemples may be found at

Re: N - R

http://www.educat.hu-berlin.de/~voss/lyx/symbols/symbols.html *Is there a way to properly write something like * * N(atural number) - R(eal number) * *In maths text books it appears N and R look kind of like this * * IN - IR The answer seems to be found at

Re: accent á

*Again, a mate has a problem i couldn't resolv properly. He has lyx 1.1.5fix2-1, *but he couldn't put accent over vowels, but he could put it over the other *letters. Swap to latex mode (Ctrl-l, eg), then write \'a{} and swap to the normal mode back again. Exemples may be found at

Re: N - R

http://www.educat.hu-berlin.de/~voss/lyx/symbols/symbols.html *Is there a way to properly write something like * * N(atural number) - R(eal number) * *In maths text books it appears N and R look kind of like this * * IN - IR The answer seems to be found at

Re: accent á

*Again, a mate has a problem i couldn't resolv properly. He has lyx 1.1.5fix2-1, *but he couldn't put accent over vowels, but he could put it over the other *letters. Swap to latex mode (Ctrl-l, eg), then write \'a{} and swap to the normal mode back again. Exemples may be found at

Re: N -> R

http://www.educat.hu-berlin.de/~voss/lyx/symbols/symbols.html *Is there a way to properly write something like * * N(atural number) -> R(eal number) * *In maths text books it appears N and R look kind of like this * * IN -> IR The answer seems to be found at

Re: angstrom symbol in math mode

*I'm not able to get \AA to work in math mode (works fine in normal mode) *No error - it just display nothing in the DVI. Write \textrm{ in the math mode, then \AA between the brackets. Works here.

Re: angstrom symbol in math mode

*I'm not able to get \AA to work in math mode (works fine in normal mode) *No error - it just display nothing in the DVI. Write \textrm{ in the math mode, then \AA between the brackets. Works here.

Re: angstrom symbol in math mode

*I'm not able to get \AA to work in math mode (works fine in normal mode) *No error - it just display nothing in the DVI. Write \textrm{ in the math mode, then \AA between the brackets. Works here.

Re: itemize

http://www.educat.hu-berlin.de/~voss/lyx/list/lists.html (Have I better quicker than Herbert?)

Re: itemize

http://www.educat.hu-berlin.de/~voss/lyx/list/lists.html (Have I better quicker than Herbert?)

Re: itemize

http://www.educat.hu-berlin.de/~voss/lyx/list/lists.html (Have I better quicker than Herbert?)

Re: Quick BibTeX question...

* How can I print a ~ (tilde) in an article title? I don't want to put the * tilde over a letter (like in some Spanish words) I want it to appear on * its own. Any ideas? * * have a look at * * http://www.emerson.emory.edu/services/latex/latex_155.html#SEC155 * * for special character. in

Re: Quick BibTeX question...

* How can I print a ~ (tilde) in an article title? I don't want to put the * tilde over a letter (like in some Spanish words) I want it to appear on * its own. Any ideas? * * have a look at * * http://www.emerson.emory.edu/services/latex/latex_155.html#SEC155 * * for special character. in

Re: Quick BibTeX question...

*> > How can I print a ~ (tilde) in an article title? I don't want to put the *> > tilde over a letter (like in some Spanish words) I want it to appear on *> > its own. Any ideas? *> *> have a look at *> *> http://www.emerson.emory.edu/services/latex/latex_155.html#SEC155 *> *> for special

Re: accents

*I wanted to have a "trema" accent on a capital O *in a letter. * *While accentuation TeX commands like {\'e} {\^o}, etc. work fine *{\"O} fails ... \"{O} in LaTeX mode will work

Re: accents

*I wanted to have a "trema" accent on a capital O *in a letter. * *While accentuation TeX commands like {\'e} {\^o}, etc. work fine *{\"O} fails ... \"{O} in LaTeX mode will work

Re: accents

*I wanted to have a "trema" accent on a capital O *in a letter. * *While accentuation TeX commands like {\'e} {\^o}, etc. work fine *{\"O} fails ... \"{O} in LaTeX mode will work

Re: Latex Math symbol

*Anybody know how to create : * * M * Pk(n) T * * S * * *How to make M, , , and S in the same line. One option could be: enter math mode and type \stackrel{ In each of the 2 new boxes, type \stackrel{ and either the pair "M " or " L" But I guess one package to input

Re: Latex Math symbol

*Anybody know how to create : * * M * Pk(n) T * * S * * *How to make M, , , and S in the same line. One option could be: enter math mode and type \stackrel{ In each of the 2 new boxes, type \stackrel{ and either the pair "M " or " L" But I guess one package to input

Re: Latex Math symbol

*Anybody know how to create : * * M * Pk(n) > T * < * S * * *How to make M, >, <, and S in the same line. One option could be: enter math mode and type \stackrel{ In each of the 2 new boxes, type \stackrel{ and either the pair "M >" or "< L" But I guess one package to input

Re: Learning LaTeX, where do I begin?

Since lyx performs most of the basic tasks, you'll probably need more latex-tips than actual latex by itself. A nice FAQ in French http://www.grappa.univ-lille3.fr/FAQ-LaTeX/ Some help in English http://www.giss.nasa.gov/latex/ Don't forget H. Voss' Tips, which heavily rely on LaTeX

Re: Learning LaTeX, where do I begin?

Since lyx performs most of the basic tasks, you'll probably need more latex-tips than actual latex by itself. A nice FAQ in French http://www.grappa.univ-lille3.fr/FAQ-LaTeX/ Some help in English http://www.giss.nasa.gov/latex/ Don't forget H. Voss' Tips, which heavily rely on LaTeX

Re: Learning LaTeX, where do I begin?

Since lyx performs most of the basic tasks, you'll probably need more latex-tips than actual latex by itself. A nice FAQ in French http://www.grappa.univ-lille3.fr/FAQ-LaTeX/ Some help in English http://www.giss.nasa.gov/latex/ Don't forget H. Voss' Tips, which heavily rely on LaTeX

A draft mode to forget figures

I am trying to produce a huge doc without figures. The basic command with latex is \usepackage[draft]{graphics}. In that case, i only get a box with the name of the file. When i try to use it in the latex preambule form LyX, i get an error like "option package clash"? Attempts to use

A draft mode to forget figures

I am trying to produce a huge doc without figures. The basic command with latex is \usepackage[draft]{graphics}. In that case, i only get a box with the name of the file. When i try to use it in the latex preambule form LyX, i get an error like "option package clash"? Attempts to use

A draft mode to forget figures

I am trying to produce a huge doc without figures. The basic command with latex is \usepackage[draft]{graphics}. In that case, i only get a box with the name of the file. When i try to use it in the latex preambule form LyX, i get an error like "option package clash"? Attempts to use

Re: umlauts in formula

*1. writing it exactly as ä *2. using "a instead of ä (the LaTex way) I have the same problems with french accents and don't know a nice work around. But as ugly as it may look, \stackrel{..}{\mathrm a} does the job. Looking for a better solution

Re: umlauts in formula

*1. writing it exactly as ä *2. using "a instead of ä (the LaTex way) I have the same problems with french accents and don't know a nice work around. But as ugly as it may look, \stackrel{..}{\mathrm a} does the job. Looking for a better solution

Re: umlauts in formula

*1. writing it exactly as ä *2. using "a instead of ä (the LaTex way) I have the same problems with french accents and don't know a nice work around. But as ugly as it may look, \stackrel{..}{\mathrm a} does the job. Looking for a better solution

Re: Umlaut in LyX

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Re: Umlaut in LyX

*It would even be better, if I could use something like r-ALT + numpad (like *with msWindows). Would it be even better if you could just use msWord (like with msWindows). Just kiddin' Soory, I don't know how to, but interested in any better solution.

Re: Umlaut in LyX

*Well what about: Who are you who are so wise in the ways of science? (From http://bau2.uibk.ac.at/sg/python/Scripts/HolyGrail/grail.html)

Re: Umlaut in LyX

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Re: Umlaut in LyX

*It would even be better, if I could use something like r-ALT + numpad (like *with msWindows). Would it be even better if you could just use msWord (like with msWindows). Just kiddin' Soory, I don't know how to, but interested in any better solution.

Re: Umlaut in LyX

*Well what about: Who are you who are so wise in the ways of science? (From http://bau2.uibk.ac.at/sg/python/Scripts/HolyGrail/grail.html)

Re: Umlaut in LyX

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Re: Umlaut in LyX

*It would even be better, if I could use something like r-ALT + numpad (like *with msWindows). Would it be even better if you could just use msWord (like with msWindows). Just kiddin' Soory, I don't know how to, but interested in any better solution.

Re: Umlaut in LyX

*Well what about: Who are you who are so wise in the ways of science? (From http://bau2.uibk.ac.at/sg/python/Scripts/HolyGrail/grail.html)

Re: A problem: LyX-XFig

*I would like to: *- keep my images in different directories than the text (as in *the first example), I have found two non satisfactory solutions : either - create a symbolic link to the pstex and pstex_t in your /texts/ dir or - change the paths in the _t file ie: change

Re: creating 'Angstrom' symbol

*How can I create a 'Angstrom' symbol. LaTeX does have one and A^{\circ} is *not a good Angstrom. In latex mode \AA{} and \aa{} work.

Re: A problem: LyX-XFig

*I would like to: *- keep my images in different directories than the text (as in *the first example), I have found two non satisfactory solutions : either - create a symbolic link to the pstex and pstex_t in your /texts/ dir or - change the paths in the _t file ie: change

Re: creating 'Angstrom' symbol

*How can I create a 'Angstrom' symbol. LaTeX does have one and A^{\circ} is *not a good Angstrom. In latex mode \AA{} and \aa{} work.

Re: A problem: LyX-XFig

*I would like to: *- keep my images in different directories than the text (as in *the first example), I have found two non satisfactory solutions : either - create a symbolic link to the pstex and pstex_t in your /texts/ dir or - change the paths in the _t file ie: change

Re: creating 'Angstrom' symbol

*How can I create a 'Angstrom' symbol. LaTeX does have one and A^{\circ} is *not a good Angstrom. In latex mode \AA{} and \aa{} work.

Q: figure numbering in annex

Hello I have added an annex to a document in the book-koma script style, using Addchapter. It appears unnumbered in the TOC, which is what I needed. But the figures belonging to the annex come out in the TOC with the last genuine chapter number. Does somebody have a way to overcome this

Re: Reverse BiBTeX

* I'm using BiBTeX for the references, but I would like to know in * what pages are referenced each article. Is that possible? You may grep the ps file for the bib entry as it appears in the references, and you may get it from the .aux file. But now you're left with "how to grep the page

Q: figure numbering in annex

Hello I have added an annex to a document in the book-koma script style, using Addchapter. It appears unnumbered in the TOC, which is what I needed. But the figures belonging to the annex come out in the TOC with the last genuine chapter number. Does somebody have a way to overcome this

Re: Reverse BiBTeX

* I'm using BiBTeX for the references, but I would like to know in * what pages are referenced each article. Is that possible? You may grep the ps file for the bib entry as it appears in the references, and you may get it from the .aux file. But now you're left with "how to grep the page

Q: figure numbering in annex

Hello I have added an annex to a document in the book-koma script style, using Addchapter. It appears unnumbered in the TOC, which is what I needed. But the figures belonging to the annex come out in the TOC with the last genuine chapter number. Does somebody have a way to overcome this

Re: Reverse BiBTeX

* I'm using BiBTeX for the references, but I would like to know in * what pages are referenced each article. Is that possible? You may grep the ps file for the bib entry as it appears in the references, and you may get it from the .aux file. But now you're left with "how to grep the page

Q: [?] instead of bib ref

Hello, Sometimes I get [?] instead of the correct bib refin my whole document , even though the Bibliography at the end of the document is correct. Each time I get this kind of trouble, I perform random actions such as close the file, rename the bib file, delete the /tmp file. Sometimes it

Re: Q: [?] instead of bib ref

* Closing and reopening the file does not work? Not always, I just tried, not randomly... We should upgrade, but I am not skilled enough to do this quickly.

Q: [?] instead of bib ref

Hello, Sometimes I get [?] instead of the correct bib refin my whole document , even though the Bibliography at the end of the document is correct. Each time I get this kind of trouble, I perform random actions such as close the file, rename the bib file, delete the /tmp file. Sometimes it

Re: Q: [?] instead of bib ref

* Closing and reopening the file does not work? Not always, I just tried, not randomly... We should upgrade, but I am not skilled enough to do this quickly.

Q: [?] instead of bib ref

Hello, Sometimes I get [?] instead of the correct bib refin my whole document , even though the Bibliography at the end of the document is correct. Each time I get this kind of trouble, I perform random actions such as close the file, rename the bib file, delete the /tmp file. Sometimes it

Re: Q: [?] instead of bib ref

* Closing and reopening the file does not work? Not always, I just tried, not randomly... We should upgrade, but I am not skilled enough to do this quickly.

Re: sub/superscipts

* Is there an other way to insert sub/superscipts than going into math mode? \textsuperscript{ouga} does the job. No ideas for subscripts. PS : ouga may be turned to another text

Re: sub/superscipts

* Is there an other way to insert sub/superscipts than going into math mode? \textsuperscript{ouga} does the job. No ideas for subscripts. PS : ouga may be turned to another text

Re: sub/superscipts

* > Is there an other way to insert sub/superscipts than going into math mode? \textsuperscript{ouga} does the job. No ideas for subscripts. PS : ouga may be turned to another text

Q: how can I stop lyx form compiling

Bonsoir, Suppose I type Ctrl-D, aiming to delete a character, just like in Xemacs. LyX then starts a sometimes quite long compiling process. Now, suppose I would like to stop it, instead of waiting for minutes. What should I do? Laurent

Q: how can I stop lyx form compiling

Bonsoir, Suppose I type Ctrl-D, aiming to delete a character, just like in Xemacs. LyX then starts a sometimes quite long compiling process. Now, suppose I would like to stop it, instead of waiting for minutes. What should I do? Laurent

Q: how can I stop lyx form compiling

Bonsoir, Suppose I type Ctrl-D, aiming to delete a character, just like in Xemacs. LyX then starts a sometimes quite long compiling process. Now, suppose I would like to stop it, instead of waiting for minutes. What should I do? Laurent

[internal error]

Hello, LyX compilation of my thesis gives me a few messages like LyX Internal Error Path Stack underflow It doesn't harm since it is still able to output a postscript, but where may this come from? It's the first time I see that. Thanks for hints Laurent

[internal error]

Hello, LyX compilation of my thesis gives me a few messages like LyX Internal Error Path Stack underflow It doesn't harm since it is still able to output a postscript, but where may this come from? It's the first time I see that. Thanks for hints Laurent

[internal error]

Hello, LyX compilation of my thesis gives me a few messages like LyX Internal Error Path Stack underflow It doesn't harm since it is still able to output a postscript, but where may this come from? It's the first time I see that. Thanks for hints Laurent

[Thanks] Un grand merci

I'd like to express my thankfulness to Mr. Jean-Marc Lasgouttes who spent a lot of time to help me use koma-script (which is great). We have discovered that the shame was on our LaTeX installation here, not on LyX. Koma-script will help me turn TeXies into LyXies, I hope. And add more newbies

[Thanks] Un grand merci

I'd like to express my thankfulness to Mr. Jean-Marc Lasgouttes who spent a lot of time to help me use koma-script (which is great). We have discovered that the shame was on our LaTeX installation here, not on LyX. Koma-script will help me turn TeXies into LyXies, I hope. And add more newbies

[Thanks] Un grand merci

I'd like to express my thankfulness to Mr. Jean-Marc Lasgouttes who spent a lot of time to help me use koma-script (which is great). We have discovered that the shame was on our LaTeX installation here, not on LyX. Koma-script will help me turn TeXies into LyXies, I hope. And add more newbies

Q: koma-script

Hello, I am writing a thesis and it seems that koma-script is what I need to get preface, numbered bibliography and so on. I am using lyx_1.0.1 on SunOS. My problem is : all the layouts I need are in the directory lyx_1.0.1/share/lyx/layouts, but when I choose Options/Reconfigure, I can see

Re: Q: koma-script

* You need to have the real latex document classes installed. If you * look in Help-LaTeX_Configuration, it should tell you whether you've * got them, and where to find them. Well, we have them in our TeX distribution, since I can use scrbook as a document class in a latex file. But LyX doesn't

Q: koma-script

Hello, I am writing a thesis and it seems that koma-script is what I need to get preface, numbered bibliography and so on. I am using lyx_1.0.1 on SunOS. My problem is : all the layouts I need are in the directory lyx_1.0.1/share/lyx/layouts, but when I choose Options/Reconfigure, I can see

Re: Q: koma-script

* You need to have the real latex document classes installed. If you * look in Help-LaTeX_Configuration, it should tell you whether you've * got them, and where to find them. Well, we have them in our TeX distribution, since I can use scrbook as a document class in a latex file. But LyX doesn't

Q: koma-script

Hello, I am writing a thesis and it seems that koma-script is what I need to get preface, numbered bibliography and so on. I am using lyx_1.0.1 on SunOS. My problem is : all the layouts I need are in the directory lyx_1.0.1/share/lyx/layouts, but when I choose Options/Reconfigure, I can see

Re: Q: koma-script

* You need to have the real latex document classes installed. If you * look in Help->LaTeX_Configuration, it should tell you whether you've * got them, and where to find them. Well, we have them in our TeX distribution, since I can use scrbook as a document class in a latex file. But LyX

centering figures in floats

This mail answers a trivial question I have asked times ago: how can one center .latex figures in a float? This answer is quite obvious, but may help. It suffices to insert a \center in ERT right before the figure, within the float. Laurent

centering figures in floats

This mail answers a trivial question I have asked times ago: how can one center .latex figures in a float? This answer is quite obvious, but may help. It suffices to insert a \center in ERT right before the figure, within the float. Laurent

centering figures in floats

This mail answers a trivial question I have asked times ago: how can one center .latex figures in a float? This answer is quite obvious, but may help. It suffices to insert a \center in ERT right before the figure, within the float. Laurent

Re: xfig figure with formula

* until now I have included my figures from xfig with eps which works * fine. * Now I need a formula inside the figure. The manual says, that I should * save the figure in xfig as ps_tex and ps_tex_t. * However, when I load ps_tex_t, I get an error message, that there is no * bounding box. * When

Re: xfig figure with formula

* is there a special directory, where they should be? It is easier if both your figures (pstex and pstex_t) are in the same directory as the lyx file (since, as far as I understand, the pstex_t includes the path for the pstex). * 2. -insert-file *I have given filename.pstex_t *It does

Re: xfig figure with formula

* until now I have included my figures from xfig with eps which works * fine. * Now I need a formula inside the figure. The manual says, that I should * save the figure in xfig as ps_tex and ps_tex_t. * However, when I load ps_tex_t, I get an error message, that there is no * bounding box. * When

Re: xfig figure with formula

* is there a special directory, where they should be? It is easier if both your figures (pstex and pstex_t) are in the same directory as the lyx file (since, as far as I understand, the pstex_t includes the path for the pstex). * 2. -insert-file *I have given filename.pstex_t *It does

Re: xfig figure with formula

* until now I have included my figures from xfig with eps which works * fine. * Now I need a formula inside the figure. The manual says, that I should * save the figure in xfig as ps_tex and ps_tex_t. * However, when I load ps_tex_t, I get an error message, that there is no * bounding box. * When

Re: xfig figure with formula

* is there a special directory, where they should be? It is easier if both your figures (pstex and pstex_t) are in the same directory as the lyx file (since, as far as I understand, the pstex_t includes the path for the pstex). * 2. ->insert->file *I have given filename.pstex_t *It does

reference to chapters in different parts

to forein parts should seldom be used. In this case, it is easy to cross-ref to the part AND to the section. But is there a simple way to have the part number included in the ref, both everytime or whenever the part is different from the current one? Laurent Duval == The best of man is like water (Lao

reference to chapters in different parts

to forein parts should seldom be used. In this case, it is easy to cross-ref to the part AND to the section. But is there a simple way to have the part number included in the ref, both everytime or whenever the part is different from the current one? Laurent Duval == The best of man is like water (Lao

reference to chapters in different parts

to forein parts should seldom be used. In this case, it is easy to cross-ref to the part AND to the section. But is there a simple way to have the part number included in the ref, both everytime or whenever the part is different from the current one? Laurent Duval == The best of man is like water (Lao

space w/ french double quote

Hello, I am using lyx_1.0.1, with language "french". When I hit the " key, I get the correct or french quote, but I cannot easily get the following or preceding non-breakable space. I.e., if I want to write test , typing a space after test results in test . So I just type test and then

space w/ french double quote

Hello, I am using lyx_1.0.1, with language "french". When I hit the " key, I get the correct or french quote, but I cannot easily get the following or preceding non-breakable space. I.e., if I want to write test , typing a space after test results in test . So I just type test and then

space w/ french double quote

Hello, I am using lyx_1.0.1, with language "french". When I hit the " key, I get the correct << or >> french quote, but I cannot easily get the following or preceding non-breakable space. I.e., if I want to write << test >>, typing a space after test results in test <<. So I just type test>>

[graphics] links and box

think) Got a .pstex and a .pstex_t file, w/ formulas. They appear quite correctly, except there is a big blank space on the left, where a big formula lies in my original Xfig file. Doesn't Xfig check the right side? I have included the files (lyx, fig and pstex). Thank you. Laurent Duval == The best of ma

[graphics] links and box

think) Got a .pstex and a .pstex_t file, w/ formulas. They appear quite correctly, except there is a big blank space on the left, where a big formula lies in my original Xfig file. Doesn't Xfig check the right side? I have included the files (lyx, fig and pstex). Thank you. Laurent Duval == The best of ma

[graphics] links and box

think) Got a .pstex and a .pstex_t file, w/ formulas. They appear quite correctly, except there is a big blank space on the left, where a big formula lies in my original Xfig file. Doesn't Xfig check the right side? I have included the files (lyx, fig and pstex). Thank you. Laurent Duval == The best of ma