OT: copy a modern greek-encoded text

Hello,I know this is a bit off-topic (well, COMPLETELY off-topic) but I ask in this newsl because I know there are some guys with international languages coding knoledges who could at least redirect me to some other community for this kind of problems.I need to copy some text (ok, I confess I

OT: copy a modern greek-encoded text

Hello,I know this is a bit off-topic (well, COMPLETELY off-topic) but I ask in this newsl because I know there are some guys with international languages coding knoledges who could at least redirect me to some other community for this kind of problems.I need to copy some text (ok, I confess I

OT: copy a modern greek-encoded text

Hello,I know this is a bit off-topic (well, COMPLETELY off-topic) but I ask in this newsl because I know there are some guys with international languages coding knoledges who could at least redirect me to some other community for this kind of problems.I need to copy some text (ok, I confess I

RE: BibLaTeX requires additional BibTeX run?

We already perform an extra bibtex run for biblatex, if needed. Does bibtex run 2 times for you? (you can see this best if you start LyX from a terminal) Thanks, J. I think the main problem is that my dissertation is COMPLEX. Not huge, just complex (lot of internal references, lot of

RE: BibLaTeX requires additional BibTeX run? [Solved]

The first thing I'd try is to use bibtex8 instead. In Tools Preferences Done 24 hours fiddling, and it was just this: too many references (or, maybe better said, citations!!!)THANK YOU Jürgen. I owe you my lifeAbout the encoding, I didn't specify it in the bibtex command as you

RE: BibLaTeX requires additional BibTeX run?

We already perform an extra bibtex run for biblatex, if needed. Does bibtex run 2 times for you? (you can see this best if you start LyX from a terminal) Thanks, J. I think the main problem is that my dissertation is COMPLEX. Not huge, just complex (lot of internal references, lot of

RE: BibLaTeX requires additional BibTeX run? [Solved]

The first thing I'd try is to use bibtex8 instead. In Tools Preferences Done 24 hours fiddling, and it was just this: too many references (or, maybe better said, citations!!!)THANK YOU Jürgen. I owe you my lifeAbout the encoding, I didn't specify it in the bibtex command as you

RE: BibLaTeX requires additional BibTeX run?

> We already perform an extra bibtex run for biblatex, if needed. Does bibtex > run 2 times for you? (you can see this best if you start LyX from a terminal) Thanks, J. I think the main problem is that my dissertation is COMPLEX. Not huge, just complex (lot of internal references, lot of

RE: BibLaTeX requires additional BibTeX run? [Solved]

> The first thing I'd try is to use bibtex8 instead. In Tools > Preferences > Done 24 hours fiddling, and it was just this: too many references (or, maybe better said, citations!!!)THANK YOU Jürgen. I owe you my lifeAbout the encoding, I didn't specify it in the bibtex command as

BibLaTeX requires additional BibTeX run?

Hello,I've been in trouble all the day and now I ask to the list...I use -WinXP sp3-LyX 1.6.4-last version of BibLaTeX (0.8i)-koma report classand I suddenly I can't have my citations and references in my final pdf (200+pages), where everything worked well till today.From the log, it seems is

BibLaTeX requires additional BibTeX run?

Hello,I've been in trouble all the day and now I ask to the list...I use -WinXP sp3-LyX 1.6.4-last version of BibLaTeX (0.8i)-koma report classand I suddenly I can't have my citations and references in my final pdf (200+pages), where everything worked well till today.From the log, it seems is

BibLaTeX requires additional BibTeX run?

Hello,I've been in trouble all the day and now I ask to the list...I use -WinXP sp3-LyX 1.6.4-last version of BibLaTeX (0.8i)-koma report classand I suddenly I can't have my citations and references in my final pdf (200+pages), where everything worked well till today.From the log, it seems is

Re: Professional and Scientific Writing Book

Dealing with Word is a very common question on list, and in professional and academic circumstances discussing it -- at exhaustive length, since all of the options are well less than perfect -- would likely be very helpful. Yep. More in general, and I would never stop repeating it, LyX is

Re: Professional and Scientific Writing Book

Dealing with Word is a very common question on list, and in professional and academic circumstances discussing it -- at exhaustive length, since all of the options are well less than perfect -- would likely be very helpful. Yep. More in general, and I would never stop repeating it, LyX is

Re: Professional and Scientific Writing Book

> Dealing with Word is a very common question on list, and in > professional and academic circumstances discussing it -- at exhaustive > length, since all of the options are well less than perfect -- would > likely be very helpful. Yep. More in general, and I would never stop repeating it, LyX

Re: Shortcuts

Indeed - that is a luxury I would like as well! 1+ for this luxury

Re: Shortcuts

Indeed - that is a luxury I would like as well! 1+ for this luxury

Re: Shortcuts

> Indeed - that is a luxury I would like as well! 1+ for this "luxury"

Re: Bibliography please help

Do you know another application that could help us to build the Styles? I never tried, but I can guess building styles with BibLaTeX would be not so difficoult, and it can do almost everything you can ask to other BibTeX packages. In addition, you can try modify existing BibLateX styles,

Re: Bibliography please help

Do you know another application that could help us to build the Styles? I never tried, but I can guess building styles with BibLaTeX would be not so difficoult, and it can do almost everything you can ask to other BibTeX packages. In addition, you can try modify existing BibLateX styles,

Re: Bibliography please help

> Do you know another application that could help us to build the Styles? I never tried, but I can guess building styles with BibLaTeX would be not so difficoult, and it can do almost everything you can ask to other BibTeX packages. In addition, you can try modify existing BibLateX styles,

Table in 2 (odd-even) pages

I couldn't find a discussion on this topic. How can I have a table span across 2 pages (an odd page and the opposite one) just as it was one page? (I don't want a Longtable. Just a table which use 2 pages as they were one). Another similar question on tables which could partially solve question

Re: Automatic upper case for citation? (using BibLaTeX)

Dominik Waßenhoven domw...@... writes: Regarding upper case after dots in strings like 'ibid.' etc.: You have to use the optional argument to the cite command for this, e.g. \cite[cfr.][]{FaustiniBraga}, then 'ibid.' or 'id.' don't get capitalized. You can also achieve this from within LyX.

Re: Table in 2 (odd-even) pages

Jürgen Spitzmüller sp...@... writes: Piero Faustini wrote: How can I have a table span across 2 pages (an odd page and the opposite one) just as it was one page? http://www.tex.ac.uk/cgi-bin/texfaq2html?label=dpfloat Jürgen thanks J. that's useful, but not for my case: the tables

Table in 2 (odd-even) pages

I couldn't find a discussion on this topic. How can I have a table span across 2 pages (an odd page and the opposite one) just as it was one page? (I don't want a Longtable. Just a table which use 2 pages as they were one). Another similar question on tables which could partially solve question

Re: Automatic upper case for citation? (using BibLaTeX)

Dominik Waßenhoven domw...@... writes: Regarding upper case after dots in strings like 'ibid.' etc.: You have to use the optional argument to the cite command for this, e.g. \cite[cfr.][]{FaustiniBraga}, then 'ibid.' or 'id.' don't get capitalized. You can also achieve this from within LyX.

Re: Table in 2 (odd-even) pages

Jürgen Spitzmüller sp...@... writes: Piero Faustini wrote: How can I have a table span across 2 pages (an odd page and the opposite one) just as it was one page? http://www.tex.ac.uk/cgi-bin/texfaq2html?label=dpfloat Jürgen thanks J. that's useful, but not for my case: the tables

Table in 2 (odd-even) pages

I couldn't find a discussion on this topic. How can I have a table span across 2 pages (an odd page and the opposite one) just as it was one page? (I don't want a Longtable. Just a table which use 2 pages as they were one). Another similar question on tables which could partially solve question

Re: Automatic upper case for citation? (using BibLaTeX)

Dominik Waßenhoven writes: > Regarding upper case after dots in strings like 'ibid.' etc.: You have > to use the optional argument to the cite command for this, e.g. > \cite[cfr.][]{FaustiniBraga}, then 'ibid.' or 'id.' don't get > capitalized. You can also achieve this from within

Re: Table in 2 (odd-even) pages

Jürgen Spitzmüller <sp...@...> writes: > > Piero Faustini wrote: > > How can I have a table span across 2 pages (an odd page and the opposite > > one) just as it was one page? > > http://www.tex.ac.uk/cgi-bin/texfaq2html?label=dpfloat > > Jürgen > >

Re: Automatic upper case for citation? (using BibLaTeX)

The difference between the DVI and the PDF outputs is very strange. If you could make a small self inclosed latex example, you should add it to the tracker. Ok, some diagnostic done. 1. It's not that the DVI (as well as PS) output works, but the opposite: It actually doesn't work after a

Re: How to update to 1.6.2?

Pablo pa...@... writes: Excuse me for this noob question. I have Lyx 1.6.1 under Windows. I want to update to 1.6.2. What is the way to do this? I have to download the new version and install and the installer update Lyx automatically? Thanks! You have ti download LyX 1.6.2 I

Re: Automatic upper case for citation? (using BibLaTeX)

The difference between the DVI and the PDF outputs is very strange. If you could make a small self inclosed latex example, you should add it to the tracker. Ok, some diagnostic done. 1. It's not that the DVI (as well as PS) output works, but the opposite: It actually doesn't work after a

Re: How to update to 1.6.2?

Pablo pa...@... writes: Excuse me for this noob question. I have Lyx 1.6.1 under Windows. I want to update to 1.6.2. What is the way to do this? I have to download the new version and install and the installer update Lyx automatically? Thanks! You have ti download LyX 1.6.2 I

Re: Automatic upper case for citation? (using BibLaTeX)

> The difference between the DVI and the PDF outputs is very strange. If you > could make a small self inclosed latex example, you should add it to the > tracker. Ok, some diagnostic done. 1. It's not that the DVI (as well as PS) output works, but the opposite: It actually doesn't work after

Re: How to update to 1.6.2?

Pablo writes: > > Excuse me for this noob question. > > I have Lyx 1.6.1 under Windows. I want to update to 1.6.2. What is the way to do > this? I have to download the new version and install and the installer update > Lyx automatically? > > Thanks! > > You have ti download LyX

Automatic upper case for citation? (using BibLaTeX)

I find very annoying the fact that when citing with the verbose-trad styles of BibLaTeX and it switches to latinitates like Id. and Ibid., LaTeX can't get it to have the correct upper/lower case (I bet this is NOT a BibLaTeX issue, but a LaTeX problem): - When citing at the beginning of a

Re: Automatic upper case for citation? (using BibLaTeX)

Charles de Miramon cmira...@... writes: There are two problems that you should add to biblatex tracker : http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?atid=1126006group_id=244752func=browse First an option to force capitalization at the start of the footnote, an extension of \DeclareCapitalPunctuation{

Re: Using LyX for writing a very long manual

Guenter Milde mi...@... writes: Writing a 150+ pages book with LyX is a common task. No problem with my dissertation of 130+ (and growing) pages.

Automatic upper case for citation? (using BibLaTeX)

I find very annoying the fact that when citing with the verbose-trad styles of BibLaTeX and it switches to latinitates like Id. and Ibid., LaTeX can't get it to have the correct upper/lower case (I bet this is NOT a BibLaTeX issue, but a LaTeX problem): - When citing at the beginning of a

Re: Automatic upper case for citation? (using BibLaTeX)

Charles de Miramon cmira...@... writes: There are two problems that you should add to biblatex tracker : http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?atid=1126006group_id=244752func=browse First an option to force capitalization at the start of the footnote, an extension of \DeclareCapitalPunctuation{

Re: Using LyX for writing a very long manual

Guenter Milde mi...@... writes: Writing a 150+ pages book with LyX is a common task. No problem with my dissertation of 130+ (and growing) pages.

Automatic upper case for citation? (using BibLaTeX)

I find very annoying the fact that when citing with the verbose-trad styles of BibLaTeX and it switches to latinitates like "Id." and "Ibid.", LaTeX can't get it to have the correct upper/lower case (I bet this is NOT a BibLaTeX issue, but a LaTeX problem): - When citing at the beginning of a

Re: Automatic upper case for citation? (using BibLaTeX)

Charles de Miramon writes: > There are two problems that you should add to biblatex tracker : > http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?atid=1126006_id=244752=browse > > First an option to force capitalization at the start of the footnote, an > extension of \DeclareCapitalPunctuation{

Re: Using LyX for writing a very long manual

Guenter Milde writes: > Writing a 150+ pages book with LyX is a common task. No problem with my dissertation of 130+ (and growing) pages.

Re: Símbolos musicales

Daniel Blech blech.dan...@... writes: ¿Cómo hago para insertar símbolos musicales en un documento lyx? Hasta ahora sólo pude hacerlo con imágenes, pero supongo que hay fuentes específicas disponibles. Gracias por la ayuda! Daniel depende de cuales simbulos necesitas. - en LyX

2 or more Figures/examples with convenient numbering

Hello, I would like to put 2 or more figures of an example in a way that they are somewhat put together for comparing them, and I want them to be numbered, instead, let's say of 1.1, 1.2 and 1.3 in a more convenient and logical way, for example 1.1a, 1.1b, 1.1c (subsequent figures/examples

Re: 2 or more Figures/examples with convenient numbering

James C. Sutherland james.sutherl...@... writes: You can use subfigures (available in 1.6). See section 1.2 in the Embedded Objects help manual. This will give you exactly what you want, I think. Yes, I already knew it existed, and only now I realize it does the same and is even more

Re: Símbolos musicales

Daniel Blech blech.dan...@... writes: ¿Cómo hago para insertar símbolos musicales en un documento lyx? Hasta ahora sólo pude hacerlo con imágenes, pero supongo que hay fuentes específicas disponibles. Gracias por la ayuda! Daniel depende de cuales simbulos necesitas. - en LyX

2 or more Figures/examples with convenient numbering

Hello, I would like to put 2 or more figures of an example in a way that they are somewhat put together for comparing them, and I want them to be numbered, instead, let's say of 1.1, 1.2 and 1.3 in a more convenient and logical way, for example 1.1a, 1.1b, 1.1c (subsequent figures/examples

Re: 2 or more Figures/examples with convenient numbering

James C. Sutherland james.sutherl...@... writes: You can use subfigures (available in 1.6). See section 1.2 in the Embedded Objects help manual. This will give you exactly what you want, I think. Yes, I already knew it existed, and only now I realize it does the same and is even more

Re: Símbolos musicales

Daniel Blech writes: > > ¿Cómo hago para insertar símbolos musicales en un documento lyx? > > Hasta ahora sólo pude hacerlo con imágenes, pero supongo que hay fuentes > específicas disponibles. > > Gracias por la ayuda! > > Daniel > > depende de cuales simbulos

2 or more Figures/examples with convenient numbering

Hello, I would like to put 2 or more figures of an example in a way that they are somewhat "put together" for comparing them, and I want them to be numbered, instead, let's say of "1.1", "1.2" and "1.3" in a more convenient and logical way, for example "1.1a", "1.1b", "1.1c" (subsequent

Re: 2 or more Figures/examples with convenient numbering

James C. Sutherland writes: > You can use subfigures (available in 1.6). See section 1.2 in the > "Embedded Objects" help manual. This will give you exactly what you > want, I think. Yes, I already knew it existed, and only now I realize it does the same and is even

Re: Terminology Change Request for Next Release

If you wish, you can decode ERT in the collapsable buttons as Embedded Raw Text. No, no, Evil Red TeX. It's Evil. It's Red. It's TeX. It is scaring and fashinating as some Red Army logo. +1 for keeping it.

Re: Terminology Change Request for Next Release

If you wish, you can decode ERT in the collapsable buttons as Embedded Raw Text. No, no, Evil Red TeX. It's Evil. It's Red. It's TeX. It is scaring and fashinating as some Red Army logo. +1 for keeping it.

Re: Terminology Change Request for Next Release

> If you wish, you can decode "ERT" in the collapsable buttons as "Embedded Raw > Text". No, no, "Evil Red TeX". It's Evil. It's Red. It's TeX. It is scaring and fashinating as some Red Army logo. +1 for keeping it.

Warnings/advices after installing?

Hello, I just re-installed LyX and MikTeX on WinXP and once again forgot to install italian and other languages hyphenation support in MikTeX. This made me think that as it is something I always have to do after installing MikTeX, LyX installer should someway warn the new user to check for

Warnings/advices after installing?

Hello, I just re-installed LyX and MikTeX on WinXP and once again forgot to install italian and other languages hyphenation support in MikTeX. This made me think that as it is something I always have to do after installing MikTeX, LyX installer should someway warn the new user to check for

Warnings/advices after installing?

Hello, I just re-installed LyX and MikTeX on WinXP and once again forgot to install italian and other languages hyphenation support in MikTeX. This made me think that as it is something I always have to do after installing MikTeX, LyX installer should someway warn the new user to check for

Re: LyX - rtf, doc or openoffice convert: ONCE AGAIN

Sure, but it is good to have a starting point. At least you don't have to retype it all again. Thanks, Alex Fernández. HTML quality is much better than I thought, but I can't open it with OOo 3.0 (I obtani only markup text) Good work!

Re: LyX - rtf, doc or openoffice convert: ONCE AGAIN

Sure, but it is good to have a starting point. At least you don't have to retype it all again. Thanks, Alex Fernández. HTML quality is much better than I thought, but I can't open it with OOo 3.0 (I obtani only markup text) Good work!

Re: LyX -> rtf, doc or openoffice convert: ONCE AGAIN

> Sure, but it is good to have a starting point. At least you don't have > to retype it all again. > > Thanks, > > Alex Fernández. > > HTML quality is much better than I thought, but I can't open it with OOo 3.0 (I obtani only markup text) Good work!

Re: LyX - rtf, doc or openoffice convert: ONCE AGAIN

After the total re-installation of LyX 1.6.2 and MikTeX, now I'm able to produce simple .odt, but still can't convert my thesis.

RE: LyX - rtf, doc or openoffice convert: ONCE AGAIN

On Mon, Apr 6, 2009 at 5:54 PM, Uwe Stöhr uwesto...@web.de wrote: It is well known that ooolatex is buggy and often fails. I would try to use eLyXer to convert your document to HTML and then open the result With OpenOffice 3 and save it as RTF or whatever you like.

Re: LyX - rtf, doc or openoffice convert: ONCE AGAIN

After the total re-installation of LyX 1.6.2 and MikTeX, now I'm able to produce simple .odt, but still can't convert my thesis.

RE: LyX - rtf, doc or openoffice convert: ONCE AGAIN

On Mon, Apr 6, 2009 at 5:54 PM, Uwe Stöhr uwesto...@web.de wrote: It is well known that ooolatex is buggy and often fails. I would try to use eLyXer to convert your document to HTML and then open the result With OpenOffice 3 and save it as RTF or whatever you like.

Re: LyX -> rtf, doc or openoffice convert: ONCE AGAIN

After the total re-installation of LyX 1.6.2 and MikTeX, now I'm able to produce simple .odt, but still can't convert my thesis.

RE: LyX -> rtf, doc or openoffice convert: ONCE AGAIN

> On Mon, Apr 6, 2009 at 5:54 PM, Uwe Stöhr wrote: >> It is well known that ooolatex is buggy and often fails. I would try to use >> eLyXer to convert your document to HTML and then open the result With >> OpenOffice 3 and save it as RTF or whatever you like. >>

Re: changing fontsize of quotation environment

Piero Faustini pierofaust...@... writes: Guenter Milde mi...@... writes: \newcommand*{\OriginalQuotation}{} \let\OriginalQuotation\quotation \renewcommand*{\quotation}{\OriginalQuotation\small} ... and use a command provided by the package relsize for relative size change

Re: changing fontsize of quotation environment

Piero Faustini pierofaust...@... writes: Guenter Milde mi...@... writes: \newcommand*{\OriginalQuotation}{} \let\OriginalQuotation\quotation \renewcommand*{\quotation}{\OriginalQuotation\small} ... and use a command provided by the package relsize for relative size change

Re: changing fontsize of quotation environment

Piero Faustini <pierofaust...@...> writes: > > Guenter Milde <mi...@...> writes: > > > > \newcommand*{\OriginalQuotation}{} > > > \let\OriginalQuotation\quotation > > > \renewcommand*{\quotation}{\OriginalQuotation\small} > > >

LyX - rtf, doc or openoffice convert: ONCE AGAIN

Hello, I hate to re-open this subject, but I've still NEVER been able to convert a Hello world doc to RTF, OOo, Word Doc or whatever, and I use LyX since 1.5.0 version (now 1.6.2). So this message is just for those who till yesterday never could export and then found the light with some tweak.

Re: LyX - rtf, doc or openoffice convert: ONCE AGAIN

Some more details if this can help you helping me! I tried different exports: - Latex always works perfect (Alleluja!) - HTML works - HTML (Word) crashes LyX (And doesn't work): a bunch of seconds after execute command htlatex... the graphics of GUI disappear and the LyX instance can't be

Re: LyX Forum?

Manveru manv...@... writes: I do not know who can I bomb with a feature request for more intelligent thread merge for messages from discussion lists. There is special marker in message headers to do that - GMAIL ignores that. That's a shame bug. It's me who casted a evil spell on the Mailing

RE: Lilypond integration

The big question is - how can we know that another re-run is needed? LyX can't look at the final PDF and spot a badly broken musical line. However, lyx can be made to search any logfile lilypond produce, and look for messages that indicate such problems. I don't know enough about

LyX - rtf, doc or openoffice convert: ONCE AGAIN

Hello, I hate to re-open this subject, but I've still NEVER been able to convert a Hello world doc to RTF, OOo, Word Doc or whatever, and I use LyX since 1.5.0 version (now 1.6.2). So this message is just for those who till yesterday never could export and then found the light with some tweak.

Re: LyX - rtf, doc or openoffice convert: ONCE AGAIN

Some more details if this can help you helping me! I tried different exports: - Latex always works perfect (Alleluja!) - HTML works - HTML (Word) crashes LyX (And doesn't work): a bunch of seconds after execute command htlatex... the graphics of GUI disappear and the LyX instance can't be

Re: LyX Forum?

Manveru manv...@... writes: I do not know who can I bomb with a feature request for more intelligent thread merge for messages from discussion lists. There is special marker in message headers to do that - GMAIL ignores that. That's a shame bug. It's me who casted a evil spell on the Mailing

RE: Lilypond integration

The big question is - how can we know that another re-run is needed? LyX can't look at the final PDF and spot a badly broken musical line. However, lyx can be made to search any logfile lilypond produce, and look for messages that indicate such problems. I don't know enough about

LyX -> rtf, doc or openoffice convert: ONCE AGAIN

Hello, I hate to re-open this subject, but I've still NEVER been able to convert a "Hello world" doc to RTF, OOo, Word Doc or whatever, and I use LyX since 1.5.0 version (now 1.6.2). So this message is just for those who till yesterday never could export and then found the light with some

Re: LyX -> rtf, doc or openoffice convert: ONCE AGAIN

Some more details if this can help you helping me! I tried different exports: - Latex always works perfect (Alleluja!) - HTML works - HTML (Word) crashes LyX (And doesn't work): a bunch of seconds after "execute command htlatex..." the graphics of GUI disappear and the LyX instance can't be

Re: LyX Forum?

Manveru writes: > I do not know who can I bomb with a feature request for more > intelligent thread merge for messages from discussion lists. There is > special marker in message headers to do that - GMAIL ignores that. > That's a shame bug. It's me who casted a evil spell on the

RE: Lilypond integration

> The big question is - how can we know that another re-run is needed? LyX > can't look at the final PDF and spot a badly broken musical line. > However, lyx can be made to search any logfile lilypond produce, and > look for messages that indicate such problems. > > I don't know enough about

LyX Forum?

Hello, I wonder why could not these discussions been moved to a forum. I mean, the discussion list is great but is very hard to use for common users (I use GMANE for writing/browsing but I still receive daily updates in my mailbox). A forum-like interface like Nabble would be much better but...

Re: LyX Forum?

Uwe Stöhr uwesto...@... writes: Why is it hard to use? You sing the mailing list and then get the emails as described here: http://www.lyx.org/MailingLists The whole list is archived at various websites. How many people use mailing lists? How many use forums? Say 1 lister every 20

Re: LyX Forum?

Stefano Franchi fran...@... writes: Like Uwe, I am not quite sure I understand what's so difficult about lists. That is, unless you are used to reading mail in a browser and never used a mail client. Of course I use a webclient (M$Hotmail, the worst ever, but who cares?) and everything

Re: LyX Forum?

Hello once again. I can't reply to all. I can read with my eyes not even one of you agreed with any of my arguments (not speaking of the thesis). I only want to point out that many counter- arguments where correct but quite off-topic, many where correct but weak, the most strong ones were

LyX Forum?

Hello, I wonder why could not these discussions been moved to a forum. I mean, the discussion list is great but is very hard to use for common users (I use GMANE for writing/browsing but I still receive daily updates in my mailbox). A forum-like interface like Nabble would be much better but...

Re: LyX Forum?

Uwe Stöhr uwesto...@... writes: Why is it hard to use? You sing the mailing list and then get the emails as described here: http://www.lyx.org/MailingLists The whole list is archived at various websites. How many people use mailing lists? How many use forums? Say 1 lister every 20

Re: LyX Forum?

Stefano Franchi fran...@... writes: Like Uwe, I am not quite sure I understand what's so difficult about lists. That is, unless you are used to reading mail in a browser and never used a mail client. Of course I use a webclient (M$Hotmail, the worst ever, but who cares?) and everything

Re: LyX Forum?

Hello once again. I can't reply to all. I can read with my eyes not even one of you agreed with any of my arguments (not speaking of the thesis). I only want to point out that many counter- arguments where correct but quite off-topic, many where correct but weak, the most strong ones were

LyX Forum?

Hello, I wonder why could not these discussions been moved to a forum. I mean, the discussion list is great but is very hard to use for common users (I use GMANE for writing/browsing but I still receive daily updates in my mailbox). A forum-like interface like Nabble would be much better but...

Re: LyX Forum?

Uwe Stöhr writes: > Why is it hard to use? You sing the mailing list and then get the emails as described here: > http://www.lyx.org/MailingLists > The whole list is archived at various websites. > How many people use mailing lists? How many use forums? Say 1 lister every 20

Re: LyX Forum?

Stefano Franchi writes: > Like Uwe, I am not quite sure I understand what's so difficult about lists. That > is, unless you are used to reading mail in a browser and never used a mail > client. Of course I use a webclient (M$Hotmail, the worst ever, but who cares?) and

Re: LyX Forum?

> Hello once again. I can't reply to all. I can read with my eyes not even one of you agreed with any of my arguments (not speaking of the thesis). I only want to point out that many counter- arguments where correct but quite off-topic, many where correct but weak, the most strong ones were

Re: rotating package and float sideways tables

Uwe Stöhr uwesto...@... writes: I just run update MiKTeX's update and can still successfully compile the EmbeddedObjects manual. Can you just run MiKTeX's update again on your machine and the restart LyX? If this doesn't help, can you please send me an example LyX file? You're right, it

Re: rotating package and float sideways tables

Florian Rubach florian.rub...@... writes: Confirmed here, on both 1.6.2 and 1.6.3svn. Everything was fine before updating the rotating-package by MiKTeX's update wizard, afterwards it produces the error described above. I still use 1.6.1

Re: rotating package and float sideways tables

Uwe Stöhr uwesto...@... writes: I just run update MiKTeX's update and can still successfully compile the EmbeddedObjects manual. Can you just run MiKTeX's update again on your machine and the restart LyX? If this doesn't help, can you please send me an example LyX file? You're right, it

Re: rotating package and float sideways tables

Florian Rubach florian.rub...@... writes: Confirmed here, on both 1.6.2 and 1.6.3svn. Everything was fine before updating the rotating-package by MiKTeX's update wizard, afterwards it produces the error described above. I still use 1.6.1

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