Hi LyX users,
I find that the underlining of added text when tracking changes is a bit
distracting. I would like to disable just the underlining.
Is there any way I can do that?
Kind regards,
Rasmus
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Hi!
I am having issues with lyx. Since an upgrade of my Ubuntu machine to
13.04, I am unable to view files. No files can be viewed. After pressing
view, the program just stalls. The output log is just (after pressing
new document and just writing test):
Running: pdflatex newfile1.tex /dev/null
Hi!
I am having issues with lyx. Since an upgrade of my Ubuntu machine to
13.04, I am unable to view files. No files can be viewed. After pressing
view, the program just stalls. The output log is just (after pressing
new document and just writing test):
Running: pdflatex newfile1.tex /dev/null
Hi!
I am having issues with lyx. Since an upgrade of my Ubuntu machine to
13.04, I am unable to view files. No files can be viewed. After pressing
view, the program just stalls. The output log is just (after pressing
"new document" and just writing "test"):
"
Running: pdflatex "newfile1.tex" >
Hi!
I'm typesetting a document where I have to apply Smallcaps a lot, using LyX
2.0.3.
I cannot seem to be able to figure out how to request smallcaps using a lyx
function, so I have not been able to set a keyboard shortcut.
I have been able to set a shortcut for Apply Last Text Style by
Hi Scott,
Thank you very much for the fast reply.
I haven't tested this much, but try textstyle-update shape 3
Works perfectly! Thank you!
The way to discover LFUNs is either to start LyX with -dbg action
(from the command line, if Linux) or to enable user actions in the
messages pane.
If you mean noun, then the function is called font-noun (here, it is bound
to Alt+C+C).
Thank you, Jürgen. This gives me the same result as Scott's answer, though I
can
see a difference in source: `\noun{x}` as a result of `font-noun`, `\textsc{x}`
from `textstyle-update shape 3`.
For
Hi!
I'm typesetting a document where I have to apply Smallcaps a lot, using LyX
2.0.3.
I cannot seem to be able to figure out how to request smallcaps using a lyx
function, so I have not been able to set a keyboard shortcut.
I have been able to set a shortcut for Apply Last Text Style by
Hi Scott,
Thank you very much for the fast reply.
I haven't tested this much, but try textstyle-update shape 3
Works perfectly! Thank you!
The way to discover LFUNs is either to start LyX with -dbg action
(from the command line, if Linux) or to enable user actions in the
messages pane.
If you mean noun, then the function is called font-noun (here, it is bound
to Alt+C+C).
Thank you, Jürgen. This gives me the same result as Scott's answer, though I
can
see a difference in source: `\noun{x}` as a result of `font-noun`, `\textsc{x}`
from `textstyle-update shape 3`.
For
Hi!
I'm typesetting a document where I have to apply Smallcaps a lot, using LyX
2.0.3.
I cannot seem to be able to figure out how to request smallcaps using a lyx
function, so I have not been able to set a keyboard shortcut.
I have been able to set a shortcut for "Apply Last Text Style" by
Hi Scott,
Thank you very much for the fast reply.
> I haven't tested this much, but try textstyle-update shape 3
Works perfectly! Thank you!
> The way to discover LFUNs is either to start LyX with -dbg action
> (from the command line, if Linux) or to enable user actions in the
> messages
> If you mean "noun", then the function is called font-noun (here, it is bound
> to Alt+C+C).
>
Thank you, Jürgen. This gives me the same result as Scott's answer, though I
can
see a difference in source: `\noun{x}` as a result of `font-noun`, `\textsc{x}`
from `textstyle-update shape 3`.
Dear LyX'ers
I'm about to finish my Master thesis, and as I have written each
chapter in et's own file, I've found it natural to use the new Thesis
template for gathering it all.
But I seem to be experiencing some problems.
First, the Thesis template numbers all even pages in both the left and
Secondly, when I compile, all cross-references are not just numbers,
but begin with the type. How can I manipulate what it puts in front of
the number?
Try to click on the cross-ref and check the Format combo.
Here you cannot change whether it outputs Equation X.X or just
X.X, unfortunately.
Yes!
Click Insert Graphics (or what ever dialog you want opened).
Then look in the bottom of LyX, at the status bar.
Here it will say, in this case, dialog-show-new-inset graphics
Now, go to Shortcuts and add a new one with the above in the function field.
And that's that!
Kind regards,
Dear LyX'ers
I'm about to finish my Master thesis, and as I have written each
chapter in et's own file, I've found it natural to use the new Thesis
template for gathering it all.
But I seem to be experiencing some problems.
First, the Thesis template numbers all even pages in both the left and
Secondly, when I compile, all cross-references are not just numbers,
but begin with the type. How can I manipulate what it puts in front of
the number?
Try to click on the cross-ref and check the Format combo.
Here you cannot change whether it outputs Equation X.X or just
X.X, unfortunately.
Yes!
Click Insert Graphics (or what ever dialog you want opened).
Then look in the bottom of LyX, at the status bar.
Here it will say, in this case, dialog-show-new-inset graphics
Now, go to Shortcuts and add a new one with the above in the function field.
And that's that!
Kind regards,
Dear LyX'ers
I'm about to finish my Master thesis, and as I have written each
chapter in et's own file, I've found it natural to use the new Thesis
template for gathering it all.
But I seem to be experiencing some problems.
First, the Thesis template numbers all even pages in both the left and
>> Secondly, when I compile, all cross-references are not just numbers,
>> but begin with the type. How can I manipulate what it puts in front of
>> the number?
>>
> Try to click on the cross-ref and check the Format combo.
Here you cannot change whether it outputs "Equation X.X" or just
"X.X",
Yes!
Click Insert > Graphics (or what ever dialog you want opened).
Then look in the bottom of LyX, at the status bar.
Here it will say, in this case, "dialog-show-new-inset graphics"
Now, go to Shortcuts and add a new one with the above in the function field.
And that's that!
Kind regards,
You can make an experiment and add this to your preferences file:
\force_paint_single_char false
You have to add it manually - there is no GUI in preferences dialog...
The preferences file is $HOME/.lyx/preferences if I remember right.
*This definitely helped!* I can still get Xorg to max
Ok, good to know that. But you have to pay a price for it.
Now the drawing of text isn't in sync with cursor positioning.
At least it is possible. On my machine it's always wrong.
Since it depends on the fonts (AFAIK) I cannot tell how bad it's
on your side.
I haven't seen a problem yet, but
This I cannot answer. I don't think so.
I think you cannot disable it. And I don't believe it's the cause of the
problems, but I'm not sure.
OK! I will leave it.
Thank you very much for your help. It has made a major difference that
I can now mouse wheel scroll through the document smoothly.
You can make an experiment and add this to your preferences file:
\force_paint_single_char false
You have to add it manually - there is no GUI in preferences dialog...
The preferences file is $HOME/.lyx/preferences if I remember right.
*This definitely helped!* I can still get Xorg to max
Ok, good to know that. But you have to pay a price for it.
Now the drawing of text isn't in sync with cursor positioning.
At least it is possible. On my machine it's always wrong.
Since it depends on the fonts (AFAIK) I cannot tell how bad it's
on your side.
I haven't seen a problem yet, but
This I cannot answer. I don't think so.
I think you cannot disable it. And I don't believe it's the cause of the
problems, but I'm not sure.
OK! I will leave it.
Thank you very much for your help. It has made a major difference that
I can now mouse wheel scroll through the document smoothly.
> You can make an experiment and add this to your preferences file:
>
> \force_paint_single_char false
>
> You have to add it manually - there is no GUI in preferences dialog...
> The preferences file is $HOME/.lyx/preferences if I remember right.
*This definitely helped!* I can still get Xorg to
> Ok, good to know that. But you have to pay a price for it.
> Now the drawing of text isn't in sync with cursor positioning.
> At least it is possible. On my machine it's always wrong.
> Since it depends on the fonts (AFAIK) I cannot tell how bad it's
> on your side.
I haven't seen a problem
> This I cannot answer. I don't think so.
> I think you cannot disable it. And I don't believe it's the cause of the
> problems, but I'm not sure.
OK! I will leave it.
Thank you very much for your help. It has made a major difference that
I can now mouse wheel scroll through the document
Dear LyX mailing list,
I have tried to search, but could find no answer, and I apologize if
this is a well-known problem for which no solution exists. But I have
a LyX performance issue that I would *really* like to fix.
Running LyX 2.0.0rc3 on Ubuntu 11.04, I experience a lot of
1) slow
Dear Stephan,
Thank you for the fast reply.
1):
I run continuous updates in Ubuntu, but the version in the software
center is 2.0.0~rc3-1, but having *just* updated, my version is still
2.0.0rc3 from April 10th, 2011. How can I update to a latter version?
I can't seem to find a download link
Dear LyX mailing list,
I have tried to search, but could find no answer, and I apologize if
this is a well-known problem for which no solution exists. But I have
a LyX performance issue that I would *really* like to fix.
Running LyX 2.0.0rc3 on Ubuntu 11.04, I experience a lot of
1) slow
Dear Stephan,
Thank you for the fast reply.
1):
I run continuous updates in Ubuntu, but the version in the software
center is 2.0.0~rc3-1, but having *just* updated, my version is still
2.0.0rc3 from April 10th, 2011. How can I update to a latter version?
I can't seem to find a download link
Dear LyX mailing list,
I have tried to search, but could find no answer, and I apologize if
this is a well-known problem for which no solution exists. But I have
a LyX performance issue that I would *really* like to fix.
Running LyX 2.0.0rc3 on Ubuntu 11.04, I experience a lot of
1) slow
Dear Stephan,
Thank you for the fast reply.
1):
I run continuous updates in Ubuntu, but the version in the software
center is 2.0.0~rc3-1, but having *just* updated, my version is still
2.0.0rc3 from April 10th, 2011. How can I update to a latter version?
I can't seem to find a download link
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