John O'Gorman wrote:
The desire to have a GUI which allows you to create new classes or
styles for LaTeX
could well be the basis for a completely separate (but complementary)
project.
John O'Gorman
Agreed
However, really, two projects are needed; the first is as you described
and
John O'Gorman wrote:
The desire to have a GUI which allows you to create new classes or
styles for LaTeX
could well be the basis for a completely separate (but complementary)
project.
John O'Gorman
Agreed
However, really, two projects are needed; the first is as you described
and
John O'Gorman wrote:
The desire to have a GUI which allows you to create new classes or
styles for LaTeX
could well be the basis for a completely separate (but complementary)
project.
John O'Gorman
Agreed
However, really, two projects are needed; the first is as you described
and
A conference I have a paper accepted at insists that
I embed my .bbl file (generated by bibtex) into by .tex file.
This seems like a dumb requirement to me but I don't
make the rules. I assume it's so they have to deal with
only one file instead of two.
Now, since I generate my .tex file from
A conference I have a paper accepted at insists that
I embed my .bbl file (generated by bibtex) into by .tex file.
This seems like a dumb requirement to me but I don't
make the rules. I assume it's so they have to deal with
only one file instead of two.
Now, since I generate my .tex file from
A conference I have a paper accepted at insists that
I embed my .bbl file (generated by bibtex) into by .tex file.
This seems like a dumb requirement to me but I don't
make the rules. I assume it's so they have to deal with
only one file instead of two.
Now, since I generate my .tex file from
Paul Medwell wrote:
You can manually change the ordering of the styles by using something
like the following in your .layout file.
---
#Sort the order of the styles
Style Standard
End
Style Chapter
End
Style Section
End
Style Subsection
End
Style Subsubsection
End
Style Paragraph
End
Style
Paul Medwell wrote:
You can manually change the ordering of the styles by using something
like the following in your .layout file.
---
#Sort the order of the styles
Style Standard
End
Style Chapter
End
Style Section
End
Style Subsection
End
Style Subsubsection
End
Style Paragraph
End
Style
Paul Medwell wrote:
You can manually change the ordering of the styles by using something
like the following in your .layout file.
---
#Sort the order of the styles
Style Standard
End
Style Chapter
End
Style Section
End
Style Subsection
End
Style Subsubsection
End
Style Paragraph
End
Style
Better still, I would like there to be a field in the .layout files
where I can list the environments in the order I prefer them to be in.
This would be particularly useful as different layouts sometimes have the
same environments in different orders which can be confusing.
Thanks
Ralph
Better still, I would like there to be a field in the .layout files
where I can list the environments in the order I prefer them to be in.
This would be particularly useful as different layouts sometimes have the
same environments in different orders which can be confusing.
Thanks
Ralph
Better still, I would like there to be a field in the .layout files
where I can list the environments in the order I prefer them to be in.
This would be particularly useful as different layouts sometimes have the
same environments in different orders which can be confusing.
Thanks
Ralph
Steven Homolya wrote:
What about shortcuts?
Greek letters (symbols):
[ALT]-m-g-a == \alpha
[ALT]-m-g-b == \beta
etc.
I'm with you on the brackets. I found the shortcut for them some weeks
ago, but now I can't remember them or where they are described, so I
rely on the math panel again.
IF THIS FEATURE IS GONE THEN I WANT IT BACK!
(I know, I'm an uppity lyx user who hasn't help implement this great
product.)
I have found this feature to be very easy to use and very handy
since I use greek symbols A LOT.
btw, currently I am using lyx 1.1.6 but was planning to upgrade to
lyx
Steven Homolya wrote:
What about shortcuts?
Greek letters (symbols):
[ALT]-m-g-a == \alpha
[ALT]-m-g-b == \beta
etc.
I'm with you on the brackets. I found the shortcut for them some weeks
ago, but now I can't remember them or where they are described, so I
rely on the math panel again.
IF THIS FEATURE IS GONE THEN I WANT IT BACK!
(I know, I'm an uppity lyx user who hasn't help implement this great
product.)
I have found this feature to be very easy to use and very handy
since I use greek symbols A LOT.
btw, currently I am using lyx 1.1.6 but was planning to upgrade to
lyx
Steven Homolya wrote:
What about shortcuts?
Greek letters (symbols):
[ALT]-m-g-a == \alpha
[ALT]-m-g-b == \beta
etc.
I'm with you on the brackets. I found the shortcut for them some weeks
ago, but now I can't remember them or where they are described, so I
rely on the math panel again.
IF THIS FEATURE IS GONE THEN I WANT IT BACK!
(I know, I'm an uppity lyx user who hasn't help implement this great
product.)
I have found this feature to be very easy to use and very handy
since I use greek symbols A LOT.
btw, currently I am using lyx 1.1.6 but was planning to upgrade to
lyx
One solution to the problem of which drawing program to use with lyx
when equations need to be added to the figure might
be the following.
Assume that an .eps figure is displayed on your screen from
lyx.
Move your cursor to the point on the figure where you want
an equation. Now type in the
One solution to the problem of which drawing program to use with lyx
when equations need to be added to the figure might
be the following.
Assume that an .eps figure is displayed on your screen from
lyx.
Move your cursor to the point on the figure where you want
an equation. Now type in the
One solution to the problem of which drawing program to use with lyx
when equations need to be added to the figure might
be the following.
Assume that an .eps figure is displayed on your screen from
lyx.
Move your cursor to the point on the figure where you want
an equation. Now type in the
I think this would be a great idea. It would be great in terms of updating
lyx documentation for instance. Anybody finding a bug or in the
documentation
or updating the documentation
should be able to make changes and send the file back. The
documentation maintainer
ideally would be able to
I think this would be a great idea. It would be great in terms of updating
lyx documentation for instance. Anybody finding a bug or in the
documentation
or updating the documentation
should be able to make changes and send the file back. The
documentation maintainer
ideally would be able to
I think this would be a great idea. It would be great in terms of updating
lyx documentation for instance. Anybody finding a bug or in the
documentation
or updating the documentation
should be able to make changes and send the file back. The
documentation maintainer
ideally would be able to
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