Hi.. is there a way to include math-macros anywhere else other than
in the main part of the lyx file? Maybe in the preamble or so? I'm
trying to have a global math-macros file that can be included in all
my lyx files so that I only need to update one macros file.. I tried
putting all the
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
./configure --with-frontend=qt --with-qt-dir=/usr/lib64
fails to find the moc binary, which is in /usr/lib/qt3/bin. The search
seems to go through the /usr/lib64 directory tree and I can't find a
configure was given /usr/lib64 so it searched there... you should
Stephen Lawrence wrote:
I have been trying all day to get a gif or a ps or an eps to show up
when I view my document from lyx. The image shows up in the lyx window,
but the export or preview to any format do not show the image. What am I
doing wrong here?
Do you have the appropriate converters
Stephen Lawrence wrote:
I have been trying all day to get a gif or a ps or an eps to show up
when I view my document from lyx. The image shows up in the lyx window,
but the export or preview to any format do not show the image. What am I
doing wrong here?
Do you have the appropriate converters
Stephen Lawrence wrote:
I have been trying all day to get a gif or a ps or an eps to show up
when I view my document from lyx. The image shows up in the lyx window,
but the export or preview to any format do not show the image. What am I
doing wrong here?
Do you have the appropriate converters
Thanks for the info Karsten. Truly impressive package.. was really
kicked to see that I can include eps figures and get a pdf out of it
using dvips and ps2pdf.. plus the hyperlinked table of contents at
the top is very cool..
nirmal
Karsten Heymann wrote:
Hi folks,
I just wanted to inform
Thanks for the info Karsten. Truly impressive package.. was really
kicked to see that I can include eps figures and get a pdf out of it
using dvips and ps2pdf.. plus the hyperlinked table of contents at
the top is very cool..
nirmal
Karsten Heymann wrote:
Hi folks,
I just wanted to inform
Thanks for the info Karsten. Truly impressive package.. was really
kicked to see that I can include eps figures and get a pdf out of it
using dvips and ps2pdf.. plus the hyperlinked table of contents at
the top is very cool..
nirmal
Karsten Heymann wrote:
Hi folks,
I just wanted to inform
Problem: When using pdflatex, the output is not A4 but Letter sized (it
seems).
Have you tried setting the Layout - Document - Paper - Paper Size
option to A4?
nirmal
my book as a figure or a table. It comes from a document I have as a .pdf
file. I've clipped out this one page (in The GIMP) and saved it as a .jpg
If it's from a pdf file, why not try copying the matrix, column by
column, using acroread's Column Select Tool? You can copy a column
and paste it
Problem: When using pdflatex, the output is not A4 but Letter sized (it
seems).
Have you tried setting the Layout - Document - Paper - Paper Size
option to A4?
nirmal
my book as a figure or a table. It comes from a document I have as a .pdf
file. I've clipped out this one page (in The GIMP) and saved it as a .jpg
If it's from a pdf file, why not try copying the matrix, column by
column, using acroread's Column Select Tool? You can copy a column
and paste it
Problem: When using pdflatex, the output is not A4 but Letter sized (it
seems).
Have you tried setting the Layout -> Document -> Paper -> Paper Size
option to A4?
nirmal
my book as a figure or a table. It comes from a document I have as a .pdf
file. I've clipped out this one page (in The GIMP) and saved it as a .jpg
If it's from a pdf file, why not try copying the matrix, column by
column, using acroread's "Column Select Tool"? You can copy a column
and paste it
with \usepackage{bm} in the preamble
\widehat{\bm{\beta}}
Thanks Herbert.. what is the difference between \bm and \boldsymbol
? It seems like the \widehat with \bm centers the hat well whereas
with \boldsymbol, the hat is shifted a little to the right (for
\beta i.e.) .. is this it?
Also, I
with \usepackage{bm} in the preamble
\widehat{\bm{\beta}}
Thanks Herbert.. what is the difference between \bm and \boldsymbol
? It seems like the \widehat with \bm centers the hat well whereas
with \boldsymbol, the hat is shifted a little to the right (for
\beta i.e.) .. is this it?
Also, I
with \usepackage{bm} in the preamble
\widehat{\bm{\beta}}
Thanks Herbert.. what is the difference between \bm and \boldsymbol
? It seems like the \widehat with \bm centers the hat well whereas
with \boldsymbol, the hat is shifted a little to the right (for
\beta i.e.) .. is this it?
Also, I
Hi.. I'm trying to get a hat (^) on a bold greek symbol such as
\beta .. I have the equivalent of the following LaTeX code:
\hat{\boldsymbol{\beta}} .. however, the ^ is misplaced since it's
not directly above the beta as it usually is if it were just
\hat{\beta} .. so I tried
Hi.. I'm trying to get a hat (^) on a bold greek symbol such as
\beta .. I have the equivalent of the following LaTeX code:
\hat{\boldsymbol{\beta}} .. however, the ^ is misplaced since it's
not directly above the beta as it usually is if it were just
\hat{\beta} .. so I tried
Hi.. I'm trying to get a hat (^) on a bold greek symbol such as
\beta .. I have the equivalent of the following LaTeX code:
\hat{\boldsymbol{\beta}} .. however, the ^ is misplaced since it's
not directly above the beta as it usually is if it were just
\hat{\beta} .. so I tried
Jim Ragsdale wrote:
I have had that same problem. I am on the windows version and have an
included file. I have to shut down lyx and restart to get it to update.
I'm not sure that restarting LyX makes a diff. on Linux.. just
confimed it in fact.. so looks like you're slightly better off..
:-)
Sorry for my ignorance, but what means being in cvs?
cvs = concurrent versions system.. in this case, the development
version of LyX .. anyone can download the devel. version and compile
the source though the last I checked, Angus warned me not to go near
it now... (at least not for regular
Jim Ragsdale wrote:
I have had that same problem. I am on the windows version and have an
included file. I have to shut down lyx and restart to get it to update.
I'm not sure that restarting LyX makes a diff. on Linux.. just
confimed it in fact.. so looks like you're slightly better off..
:-)
Sorry for my ignorance, but what means being in cvs?
cvs = concurrent versions system.. in this case, the development
version of LyX .. anyone can download the devel. version and compile
the source though the last I checked, Angus warned me not to go near
it now... (at least not for regular
Jim Ragsdale wrote:
I have had that same problem. I am on the windows version and have an
included file. I have to shut down lyx and restart to get it to update.
I'm not sure that restarting LyX makes a diff. on Linux.. just
confimed it in fact.. so looks like you're slightly better off..
:-)
Sorry for my ignorance, but what means "being in cvs"?
cvs = concurrent versions system.. in this case, the development
version of LyX .. anyone can download the devel. version and compile
the source though the last I checked, Angus warned me not to go near
it now... (at least not for regular
Or http://www.math.tau.ac.il/~dekelts/ldiff/
Dekel,
What does Note that Ldiff might not always give correct results
mean? What cases are not handled well by ldiff? Or was that just a
general disclaimer for unknown bugs?
Thanks,
nirmal
please could you let me know if the package at this adress
http://article.gmane.org/gmane.editors.lyx.general/14643
is usefull with the 1.3.3 Win32 version of Lyx under windows?
That's actually a patch for the source code.. so I presume it is
possible to compile that patch with the source code
Or http://www.math.tau.ac.il/~dekelts/ldiff/
Dekel,
What does Note that Ldiff might not always give correct results
mean? What cases are not handled well by ldiff? Or was that just a
general disclaimer for unknown bugs?
Thanks,
nirmal
please could you let me know if the package at this adress
http://article.gmane.org/gmane.editors.lyx.general/14643
is usefull with the 1.3.3 Win32 version of Lyx under windows?
That's actually a patch for the source code.. so I presume it is
possible to compile that patch with the source code
Or http://www.math.tau.ac.il/~dekelts/ldiff/
Dekel,
What does "Note that Ldiff might not always give correct results"
mean? What cases are not handled well by ldiff? Or was that just a
general disclaimer for unknown bugs?
Thanks,
nirmal
please could you let me know if the package at this adress
http://article.gmane.org/gmane.editors.lyx.general/14643
is usefull with the 1.3.3 Win32 version of Lyx under windows?
That's actually a patch for the source code.. so I presume it is
possible to compile that patch with the source code
Hi.. I have a few files included using Insert - Include File (with
the Include option) in a master document and when I make a change in
any of the included files, and update the dvi of the master
document, the changes aren't shown. The archive has a mail regarding
this same issue for the
The earlier version (1.3.3) works just fine (except that it doesn't have
change bars).
Any ideas? Workarounds?
You may want to try the patch by Johnathan Burchill at the following
link.. Johnathan adapted John Levon's change tracking code in cvs
and created this patch for 1.3.2 .. I used it
Leo Lopes wrote:
Are there keyboard shortcuts for changing the environment? Say from
Standard to Itemize?
Sure... take a look at the file menus.bind .. should be in the bind/
folder within your lyx installation.. Btw, the shortcut for itemize
is M-p i or M-p b where M stands for the meta
Hi.. I have a few files included using Insert - Include File (with
the Include option) in a master document and when I make a change in
any of the included files, and update the dvi of the master
document, the changes aren't shown. The archive has a mail regarding
this same issue for the
The earlier version (1.3.3) works just fine (except that it doesn't have
change bars).
Any ideas? Workarounds?
You may want to try the patch by Johnathan Burchill at the following
link.. Johnathan adapted John Levon's change tracking code in cvs
and created this patch for 1.3.2 .. I used it
Leo Lopes wrote:
Are there keyboard shortcuts for changing the environment? Say from
Standard to Itemize?
Sure... take a look at the file menus.bind .. should be in the bind/
folder within your lyx installation.. Btw, the shortcut for itemize
is M-p i or M-p b where M stands for the meta
Hi.. I have a few files included using Insert -> Include File (with
the Include option) in a master document and when I make a change in
any of the included files, and update the dvi of the master
document, the changes aren't shown. The archive has a mail regarding
this same issue for the
The earlier version (1.3.3) works just fine (except that it doesn't have
change bars).
Any ideas? Workarounds?
You may want to try the patch by Johnathan Burchill at the following
link.. Johnathan adapted John Levon's change tracking code in cvs
and created this patch for 1.3.2 .. I used it
Leo Lopes wrote:
Are there keyboard shortcuts for changing the environment? Say from
"Standard" to "Itemize"?
Sure... take a look at the file menus.bind .. should be in the bind/
folder within your lyx installation.. Btw, the shortcut for itemize
is M-p i or M-p b where M stands for the meta
but I cannot get square brackets on either side of the vector. I can do this
for a single cell, but not all three. It must be something simple I've
missed.
In math mode, first insert the square brackets, then insert a matrix
with three rows and one column.. you'll see the square brackets
expand
but I cannot get square brackets on either side of the vector. I can do this
for a single cell, but not all three. It must be something simple I've
missed.
In math mode, first insert the square brackets, then insert a matrix
with three rows and one column.. you'll see the square brackets
expand
but I cannot get square brackets on either side of the vector. I can do this
for a single cell, but not all three. It must be something simple I've
missed.
In math mode, first insert the square brackets, then insert a matrix
with three rows and one column.. you'll see the square brackets
expand
Rich - attached is an example of how this can be done with
minipages and a table float.. note the width setting of the
minipages.. you can change this setting and adapt for any # tables..
this example follows directly from Herbert's tip for figures
side-by-side...
nirmal
Rich Shepard
1) Spacing them evenly across the page. I have position set to middle
rather than bottom, but I suspect that doesn't matter. When I expand the
I believe that does matter... i.e. if you want all the captions
aligned at the bottom then I think you need to have all minipages
set to Bottom... on
Rich - attached is an example of how this can be done with
minipages and a table float.. note the width setting of the
minipages.. you can change this setting and adapt for any # tables..
this example follows directly from Herbert's tip for figures
side-by-side...
nirmal
Rich Shepard
1) Spacing them evenly across the page. I have position set to middle
rather than bottom, but I suspect that doesn't matter. When I expand the
I believe that does matter... i.e. if you want all the captions
aligned at the bottom then I think you need to have all minipages
set to Bottom... on
Rich - attached is an example of how this can be done with
minipages and a table float.. note the width setting of the
minipages.. you can change this setting and adapt for any # tables..
this example follows directly from Herbert's tip for figures
side-by-side...
nirmal
Rich Shepard
1) Spacing them evenly across the page. I have position set to middle
rather than bottom, but I suspect that doesn't matter. When I expand the
I believe that does matter... i.e. if you want all the captions
aligned at the bottom then I think you need to have all minipages
set to "Bottom"... on
Could some one help me get math symbols displayed in lyx?
Have you installed the latex-xft fonts?
nirmal
Could some one help me get math symbols displayed in lyx?
Have you installed the latex-xft fonts?
nirmal
Could some one help me get math symbols displayed in lyx?
Have you installed the latex-xft fonts?
nirmal
When I produce a pdf, everything is fine. When I need to send a part of the
pdf so my friends to read the document, there are several ways to do it. But
all of them are buggy.
I usually use pdfnup to do this.. it takes as input the pdf file,
you can specify which pages you want to process and
When I produce a pdf, everything is fine. When I need to send a part of the
pdf so my friends to read the document, there are several ways to do it. But
all of them are buggy.
I usually use pdfnup to do this.. it takes as input the pdf file,
you can specify which pages you want to process and
When I produce a pdf, everything is fine. When I need to send a part of the
pdf so my friends to read the document, there are several ways to do it. But
all of them are buggy.
I usually use pdfnup to do this.. it takes as input the pdf file,
you can specify which pages you want to process and
(frame decoration) with an arrow tip. As far as I could search in the
document recommended by you, such a bracket does not exist in LaTeX.
Paul - did you mean something like \underset{\{\}}{\rightarrow} ??
You can get this while in math mode by typing \underset and then
inserting the
(frame decoration) with an arrow tip. As far as I could search in the
document recommended by you, such a bracket does not exist in LaTeX.
Paul - did you mean something like \underset{\{\}}{\rightarrow} ??
You can get this while in math mode by typing \underset and then
inserting the
(frame decoration) with an arrow tip. As far as I could search in the
document recommended by you, such a bracket does not exist in LaTeX.
Paul - did you mean something like \underset{\{\}}{\rightarrow} ??
You can get this while in math mode by typing \underset and then
inserting the
latex-xft-fonts-0.1.tar.gz. Even so, I can not see for instance the
equal symbol. The resolution looks awful. I have tried to increase the
screen DPI, but I do not notice any progress.
Any ideas?
How about changing your screen fonts to something else and then
maybe changing them back? (you're
latex-xft-fonts-0.1.tar.gz. Even so, I can not see for instance the
equal symbol. The resolution looks awful. I have tried to increase the
screen DPI, but I do not notice any progress.
Any ideas?
How about changing your screen fonts to something else and then
maybe changing them back? (you're
latex-xft-fonts-0.1.tar.gz. Even so, I can not see for instance the
equal symbol. The resolution looks awful. I have tried to increase the
screen DPI, but I do not notice any progress.
Any ideas?
How about changing your screen fonts to something else and then
maybe changing them back? (you're
Thanks Andre'.
nirmal
Andre Poenitz wrote:
On Tue, Jan 20, 2004 at 08:37:56AM -0500, Nirmal Govind wrote:
That's intentional standard LaTeX behaviour.
You can change the [EMAIL PROTECTED] if you don't like it.
Kent Kostuk wrote:
I ran texhash and then reconfigure LyX and no change.
I need a new suggestion.
1. Did you close LyX after reconfigure and then start it up again?
2. Are you sure the upgrade went fine? Check if you have the basic
cls files using kpsewhich. For example, try kpsewhich
Thanks Andre'.
nirmal
Andre Poenitz wrote:
On Tue, Jan 20, 2004 at 08:37:56AM -0500, Nirmal Govind wrote:
That's intentional standard LaTeX behaviour.
You can change the [EMAIL PROTECTED] if you don't like it.
Kent Kostuk wrote:
I ran texhash and then reconfigure LyX and no change.
I need a new suggestion.
1. Did you close LyX after reconfigure and then start it up again?
2. Are you sure the upgrade went fine? Check if you have the basic
cls files using kpsewhich. For example, try kpsewhich
Thanks Andre'.
nirmal
Andre Poenitz wrote:
On Tue, Jan 20, 2004 at 08:37:56AM -0500, Nirmal Govind wrote:
That's intentional standard LaTeX behaviour.
You can change the [EMAIL PROTECTED] if you don't like it.
Kent Kostuk wrote:
I ran texhash and then reconfigure LyX and no change.
I need a new suggestion.
1. Did you close LyX after reconfigure and then start it up again?
2. Are you sure the upgrade went fine? Check if you have the basic
cls files using kpsewhich. For example, try "kpsewhich
Nooo.. André has broken it badly recently. Don't go
near it.
Ok.. thanks for the warning...
Vector-based if your version of xfig is new enough. We will ship the
attached shell scripts in the lib/scripts directory.
That's great.. and thanks for the scripts..
nirmal
i know that this topic has been discussed before. I browsed through the
archives but the solutions mentioned there did not work for me. :-\
And this includes the solution of installing the latex-xft fonts? If
you haven't got these fonts, then you may want to try installing
them and see if it
Nooo.. André has broken it badly recently. Don't go
near it.
Ok.. thanks for the warning...
Vector-based if your version of xfig is new enough. We will ship the
attached shell scripts in the lib/scripts directory.
That's great.. and thanks for the scripts..
nirmal
i know that this topic has been discussed before. I browsed through the
archives but the solutions mentioned there did not work for me. :-\
And this includes the solution of installing the latex-xft fonts? If
you haven't got these fonts, then you may want to try installing
them and see if it
Nooo.. André has broken it badly recently. Don't go
near it.
Ok.. thanks for the warning...
Vector-based if your version of xfig is new enough. We will ship the
attached shell scripts in the lib/scripts directory.
That's great.. and thanks for the scripts..
nirmal
i know that this topic has been discussed before. I browsed through the
archives but the solutions mentioned there did not work for me. :-\
And this includes the solution of installing the latex-xft fonts? If
you haven't got these fonts, then you may want to try installing
them and see if it
Thanks Helge, Herbert and Christian for the info..
A blank line has the same height as a line containing text. It is
whatever you (or some file) specified in the second
argument of the \fontsize{}{} command.
I don't see a fontsize command in the tex file generated by LyX,
neither in the
LyX 1.4.x will give you a truly powerful External Inset that will be
able to handle export to PDF also (+ give you a preview in the LyX
window).
Angus - did you mean exporting to PDF via pdflatex? And preview -
you mean preview with the latex math showing up properly in LyX??
Both these
or is the final figure that's included
in the pdf vector-based?
Keep up the good work!
nirmal
Angus Leeming wrote:
On Saturday 24 January 2004 4:51 pm, Nirmal Govind wrote:
LyX 1.4.x will give you a truly powerful External Inset that will
be able to handle export to PDF also (+ give you a preview
Thanks Helge, Herbert and Christian for the info..
A blank line has the same height as a line containing text. It is
whatever you (or some file) specified in the second
argument of the \fontsize{}{} command.
I don't see a fontsize command in the tex file generated by LyX,
neither in the
LyX 1.4.x will give you a truly powerful External Inset that will be
able to handle export to PDF also (+ give you a preview in the LyX
window).
Angus - did you mean exporting to PDF via pdflatex? And preview -
you mean preview with the latex math showing up properly in LyX??
Both these
or is the final figure that's included
in the pdf vector-based?
Keep up the good work!
nirmal
Angus Leeming wrote:
On Saturday 24 January 2004 4:51 pm, Nirmal Govind wrote:
LyX 1.4.x will give you a truly powerful External Inset that will
be able to handle export to PDF also (+ give you a preview
Thanks Helge, Herbert and Christian for the info..
A blank line has the same height as a line containing text. It is
whatever you (or some file) specified in the second
argument of the \fontsize{}{} command.
I don't see a fontsize command in the tex file generated by LyX,
neither in the
LyX 1.4.x will give you a truly powerful External Inset that will be
able to handle export to PDF also (+ give you a preview in the LyX
window).
Angus - did you mean exporting to PDF via pdflatex? And preview -
you mean preview with the latex math showing up properly in LyX??
Both these
or is the final figure that's included
in the pdf vector-based?
Keep up the good work!
nirmal
Angus Leeming wrote:
On Saturday 24 January 2004 4:51 pm, Nirmal Govind wrote:
LyX 1.4.x will give you a truly powerful External Inset that will
be able to handle export to PDF also (+ give you a preview
Never mind the first part, I found the answer in Herbert's tips and
tricks page:
\usepackage{ccaption}
\captionstyle{\centerlastline}
nirmal
Hi... I have a few questions related to spacing:
1. What does one blank line correspond to in terms of pt, sp, in,
cm, ex, em or any of the other options that Latex/LyX provides? (I'm
guessing this mapping will be different for different default font
sizes..) I looked at article.cls and some
Never mind the first part, I found the answer in Herbert's tips and
tricks page:
\usepackage{ccaption}
\captionstyle{\centerlastline}
nirmal
Hi... I have a few questions related to spacing:
1. What does one blank line correspond to in terms of pt, sp, in,
cm, ex, em or any of the other options that Latex/LyX provides? (I'm
guessing this mapping will be different for different default font
sizes..) I looked at article.cls and some
Never mind the first part, I found the answer in Herbert's tips and
tricks page:
\usepackage{ccaption}
\captionstyle{\centerlastline}
nirmal
Hi... I have a few questions related to spacing:
1. What does "one blank line" correspond to in terms of pt, sp, in,
cm, ex, em or any of the other options that Latex/LyX provides? (I'm
guessing this mapping will be different for different default font
sizes..) I looked at article.cls and some
Do you the latex-xft-fonts package installed?
Yes I have.
To be sure, I uninstalled and re-installed it: no change :-(
I vaguely remember something like this happening a while back.. are
you using Qt? Try changing the Screen Fonts (at least the top two of
them) in Edit-Preferences-Look and
Do you the latex-xft-fonts package installed?
Yes I have.
To be sure, I uninstalled and re-installed it: no change :-(
I vaguely remember something like this happening a while back.. are
you using Qt? Try changing the Screen Fonts (at least the top two of
them) in Edit-Preferences-Look and
Do you the latex-xft-fonts package installed?
Yes I have.
To be sure, I uninstalled and re-installed it: no change :-(
I vaguely remember something like this happening a while back.. are
you using Qt? Try changing the Screen Fonts (at least the top two of
them) in Edit->Preferences->Look and
Hi Rich,
As an aside, is there a place in some documentation where the use of each
little blue box in math mode is explained? That I've not seen and it would
probably help me with learning new math mode entry tasks.
Sounds like you got hold of some documentation already..
in this situation,
Conversion word - latex works quite well (far better than wvClaenLaTeX) if
you use Staroffice/OpenOffice.Org to convert from word to OpenOffice.org
Writer format and then use writer2latex (see
http://www.hj-gym.dk/~hj/writer2latex/) to convert to LaTeX.
I even got formulas right. Although my
What I did, when in the right-side box, was to select the regular text mode
from the text button menu on the math panel, then use ctrl-space to space
the words.
Selecting normal text mode from the math panel is the same as
Ctrl-M while in the math mode. In either case, you don't need to do
a
this doesn't looks good, when A is a kind of variable and s'hould be in
italic mode. \mathaccent`~A is the better way.
By trial-and-error I worked it out. I need a combination of spaces and
right-arrows (or up arrows) to get back out of \textmf mode. Very slow and
-- for me -- highly error
Hi Rich,
As an aside, is there a place in some documentation where the use of each
little blue box in math mode is explained? That I've not seen and it would
probably help me with learning new math mode entry tasks.
Sounds like you got hold of some documentation already..
in this situation,
Conversion word - latex works quite well (far better than wvClaenLaTeX) if
you use Staroffice/OpenOffice.Org to convert from word to OpenOffice.org
Writer format and then use writer2latex (see
http://www.hj-gym.dk/~hj/writer2latex/) to convert to LaTeX.
I even got formulas right. Although my
What I did, when in the right-side box, was to select the regular text mode
from the text button menu on the math panel, then use ctrl-space to space
the words.
Selecting normal text mode from the math panel is the same as
Ctrl-M while in the math mode. In either case, you don't need to do
a
this doesn't looks good, when A is a kind of variable and s'hould be in
italic mode. \mathaccent`~A is the better way.
By trial-and-error I worked it out. I need a combination of spaces and
right-arrows (or up arrows) to get back out of \textmf mode. Very slow and
-- for me -- highly error
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