Re: how can I input ^

Press shift-F5 first Sam zhao_yunsong zhao_yuns...@163.com wrote: SHIFT +^ is binded to the supscript, then how can I input ^ 2010-11-10 zhao_yunsong No virus found Checked by Hillstone Networks AntiVirus

Re: how can I input ^

Press shift-F5 first Sam zhao_yunsong zhao_yuns...@163.com wrote: SHIFT +^ is binded to the supscript, then how can I input ^ 2010-11-10 zhao_yunsong No virus found Checked by Hillstone Networks AntiVirus

Re: how can I input "^"

Press shift-F5 first Sam zhao_yunsong wrote: >"SHIFT +^" is binded to the supscript, then how can I input "^" > >2010-11-10 > > > >zhao_yunsong > >No virus found > Checked by Hillstone Networks AntiVirus

Re: new google docs interface, with wave backend. (collaboration trends)

On 12/04/10 21:28, Jose Quesada wrote: Hi All, New google docs interface, with wave backend. (collaboration trends). googledocs.blogspot.com/2010/04/new-google-docs.html Most people agree that collaboration tools in latex lag behing word/gdocs. LyX has track changes, but it's very hard to

Re: new google docs interface, with wave backend. (collaboration trends)

On 12/04/10 21:28, Jose Quesada wrote: Hi All, New google docs interface, with wave backend. (collaboration trends). googledocs.blogspot.com/2010/04/new-google-docs.html Most people agree that collaboration tools in latex lag behing word/gdocs. LyX has track changes, but it's very hard to

Re: new google docs interface, with wave backend. (collaboration trends)

On 12/04/10 21:28, Jose Quesada wrote: Hi All, New google docs interface, with wave backend. (collaboration trends). googledocs.blogspot.com/2010/04/new-google-docs.html Most people agree that collaboration tools in latex lag behing word/gdocs. LyX has track changes, but it's very hard to

RE: executing a lyx file

Or: C:\path\to\lyx -e pdf myfile.lyx Sam -Original Message- From: John Kane jrkrid...@yahoo.ca Sent: 24 February 2010 16:29 To: lyx-users@lists.lyx.org; philanthropist longhorn...@gmail.com Subject: Re: executing a lyx file Just click on the dvi or pdf icon or View PDF should work.

RE: executing a lyx file

Or: C:\path\to\lyx -e pdf myfile.lyx Sam -Original Message- From: John Kane jrkrid...@yahoo.ca Sent: 24 February 2010 16:29 To: lyx-users@lists.lyx.org; philanthropist longhorn...@gmail.com Subject: Re: executing a lyx file Just click on the dvi or pdf icon or View PDF should work.

RE: executing a lyx file

Or: C:\path\to\lyx -e pdf myfile.lyx Sam -Original Message- From: John Kane Sent: 24 February 2010 16:29 To: lyx-users@lists.lyx.org; philanthropist Subject: Re: executing a lyx file Just click on the dvi or pdf icon or View > PDF should

apologies: Re: elyxer requests

Sorry guys... wrong list again Sam

apologies: Re: elyxer requests

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apologies: Re: elyxer requests

Sorry guys... wrong list "again" Sam

Re: CAS exposure in LyX (was Re: Importing Lyx files in SWP)

* Liviu Andronic wrote, On 24/11/09 11:39: Hello On Mon, Nov 23, 2009 at 9:34 PM, rgheck rgh...@bobjweil.com wrote: On 11/23/2009 02:05 PM, Liviu Andronic wrote: If I am not mistaking, symbolic calculations can be performed in LyX via maxima, octave, etc. I don't know how current the

Re: CAS exposure in LyX (was Re: Importing Lyx files in SWP)

* Liviu Andronic wrote, On 24/11/09 11:39: Hello On Mon, Nov 23, 2009 at 9:34 PM, rgheck rgh...@bobjweil.com wrote: On 11/23/2009 02:05 PM, Liviu Andronic wrote: If I am not mistaking, symbolic calculations can be performed in LyX via maxima, octave, etc. I don't know how current the

Re: CAS exposure in LyX (was Re: Importing Lyx files in SWP)

* Liviu Andronic wrote, On 24/11/09 11:39: Hello On Mon, Nov 23, 2009 at 9:34 PM, rgheck wrote: On 11/23/2009 02:05 PM, Liviu Andronic wrote: If I am not mistaking, symbolic calculations can be performed in LyX via maxima, octave, etc. I don't know how current the

Re: textcomp Error: symbol \textuparrow not provided by

* Uwe Stöhr wrote, On 11/11/09 15:16: Sam Liddicott schrieb: I find it interesting that the up-arrow still rendered, but that the error stopped lyx's latex run (and second run to resolve references). This is the correct behaviour: When a LaTeX-error occurs, LyX stops because LaTeX stops

Re: Howto: Poor mans bold

* Sam Liddicott wrote, On 11/11/09 15:48: I've been struggling for a long time to get poor-mans-bold working (because of the pain installing luximono) and now I've got it working, I post the answer here: In your pre-amble: \usepackage{amsbsy} and then to have bold ttfamily text, \ttfamily

Re: Howto: Poor mans bold

* Guenter Milde wrote, On 11/11/09 20:24: On 2009-11-11, Sam Liddicott wrote: I've been struggling for a long time to get poor-mans-bold working (because of the pain installing luximono) May I recomment the txtt fonts from the txfonts package? While the txfonts package is said to have

Re: Howto: Poor mans bold

* Sam Liddicott wrote, On 12/11/09 09:52: * Guenter Milde wrote, On 11/11/09 20:24: On 2009-11-11, Sam Liddicott wrote: I've been struggling for a long time to get poor-mans-bold working (because of the pain installing luximono) May I recomment the txtt fonts from the txfonts package

Re: textcomp Error: symbol \textuparrow not provided by

* Uwe Stöhr wrote, On 11/11/09 15:16: Sam Liddicott schrieb: I find it interesting that the up-arrow still rendered, but that the error stopped lyx's latex run (and second run to resolve references). This is the correct behaviour: When a LaTeX-error occurs, LyX stops because LaTeX stops

Re: Howto: Poor mans bold

* Sam Liddicott wrote, On 11/11/09 15:48: I've been struggling for a long time to get poor-mans-bold working (because of the pain installing luximono) and now I've got it working, I post the answer here: In your pre-amble: \usepackage{amsbsy} and then to have bold ttfamily text, \ttfamily

Re: Howto: Poor mans bold

* Guenter Milde wrote, On 11/11/09 20:24: On 2009-11-11, Sam Liddicott wrote: I've been struggling for a long time to get poor-mans-bold working (because of the pain installing luximono) May I recomment the txtt fonts from the txfonts package? While the txfonts package is said to have

Re: Howto: Poor mans bold

* Sam Liddicott wrote, On 12/11/09 09:52: * Guenter Milde wrote, On 11/11/09 20:24: On 2009-11-11, Sam Liddicott wrote: I've been struggling for a long time to get poor-mans-bold working (because of the pain installing luximono) May I recomment the txtt fonts from the txfonts package

Re: textcomp Error: symbol \textuparrow not provided by

* Uwe Stöhr wrote, On 11/11/09 15:16: Sam Liddicott schrieb: I find it interesting that the up-arrow still rendered, but that the error stopped lyx's latex run (and second run to resolve references). This is the correct behaviour: When a LaTeX-error occurs, LyX stops because LaTeX stops

Re: Howto: Poor mans bold

* Sam Liddicott wrote, On 11/11/09 15:48: I've been struggling for a long time to get poor-mans-bold working (because of the pain installing luximono) and now I've got it working, I post the answer here: In your pre-amble: \usepackage{amsbsy} and then to have bold ttfamily text, \ttfamily

Re: Howto: Poor mans bold

* Guenter Milde wrote, On 11/11/09 20:24: On 2009-11-11, Sam Liddicott wrote: I've been struggling for a long time to get poor-mans-bold working (because of the pain installing luximono) May I recomment the txtt fonts from the txfonts package? While the txfonts package is said to have

Re: Howto: Poor mans bold

* Sam Liddicott wrote, On 12/11/09 09:52: * Guenter Milde wrote, On 11/11/09 20:24: On 2009-11-11, Sam Liddicott wrote: I've been struggling for a long time to get poor-mans-bold working (because of the pain installing luximono) May I recomment the txtt fonts from the txfonts package

Re: textcomp Error: symbol \textuparrow not provided by

* Uwe Stöhr wrote, On 10/11/09 17:32: Sam Liddicott schrieb: Having just added a symbol up-arrow, every time I build my PDF, Lyx gives this error: textcomp Error: symbol \textuparrow not provided by (by is the last word of the error) Can you please provide a _small_ LyX example file

Phantom spaces

In the attached lyx file, phantom at the beginning of a line results in a new-line. I have to use ctrl-space and insert a hard space to get the phantom to take any effect. I'm also thinking what about a phantom text style (as text styles can be nested) but this might need whatever magic is

Re: textcomp Error: symbol \textuparrow not provided by

* Uwe Stöhr wrote, On 11/11/09 14:08: Sam Liddicott schrieb: Having just added a symbol up-arrow, every time I build my PDF, Lyx gives this error: textcomp Error: symbol \textuparrow not provided by It seems to be a conflict with luximono The luximono font does not yet provide a glyph

Howto: Poor mans bold

I've been struggling for a long time to get poor-mans-bold working (because of the pain installing luximono) and now I've got it working, I post the answer here: In your pre-amble: \usepackage{amsbsy} and then to have bold ttfamily text, \ttfamily\pmb{bold} With lstlistings, I just do:

Re: textcomp Error: symbol \textuparrow not provided by

* Uwe Stöhr wrote, On 10/11/09 17:32: Sam Liddicott schrieb: Having just added a symbol up-arrow, every time I build my PDF, Lyx gives this error: textcomp Error: symbol \textuparrow not provided by (by is the last word of the error) Can you please provide a _small_ LyX example file

Phantom spaces

In the attached lyx file, phantom at the beginning of a line results in a new-line. I have to use ctrl-space and insert a hard space to get the phantom to take any effect. I'm also thinking what about a phantom text style (as text styles can be nested) but this might need whatever magic is

Re: textcomp Error: symbol \textuparrow not provided by

* Uwe Stöhr wrote, On 11/11/09 14:08: Sam Liddicott schrieb: Having just added a symbol up-arrow, every time I build my PDF, Lyx gives this error: textcomp Error: symbol \textuparrow not provided by It seems to be a conflict with luximono The luximono font does not yet provide a glyph

Howto: Poor mans bold

I've been struggling for a long time to get poor-mans-bold working (because of the pain installing luximono) and now I've got it working, I post the answer here: In your pre-amble: \usepackage{amsbsy} and then to have bold ttfamily text, \ttfamily\pmb{bold} With lstlistings, I just do:

Re: textcomp Error: symbol \textuparrow not provided by

* Uwe Stöhr wrote, On 10/11/09 17:32: Sam Liddicott schrieb: Having just added a symbol up-arrow, every time I build my PDF, Lyx gives this error: textcomp Error: symbol \textuparrow not provided by ("by" is the last word of the error) Can you please provide a _small_ LyX ex

Phantom spaces

In the attached lyx file, phantom at the beginning of a line results in a new-line. I have to use ctrl-space and insert a hard space to get the phantom to take any effect. I'm also thinking what about a phantom text style (as text styles can be nested) but this might need whatever magic is

Re: textcomp Error: symbol \textuparrow not provided by

* Uwe Stöhr wrote, On 11/11/09 14:08: Sam Liddicott schrieb: Having just added a symbol up-arrow, every time I build my PDF, Lyx gives this error: textcomp Error: symbol \textuparrow not provided by It seems to be a conflict with luximono The luximono font does not yet provide a glyph

Howto: Poor mans bold

I've been struggling for a long time to get poor-mans-bold working (because of the pain installing luximono) and now I've got it working, I post the answer here: In your pre-amble: \usepackage{amsbsy} and then to have bold ttfamily text, \ttfamily\pmb{bold} With lstlistings, I just do:

textcomp Error: symbol \textuparrow not provided by

Having just added a symbol up-arrow, every time I build my PDF, Lyx gives this error: textcomp Error: symbol \textuparrow not provided by (by is the last word of the error) althought the PDF displays the arrow just fine. The arrow is in a LyxCode environment, but further testing shows that

textcomp Error: symbol \textuparrow not provided by

Having just added a symbol up-arrow, every time I build my PDF, Lyx gives this error: textcomp Error: symbol \textuparrow not provided by (by is the last word of the error) althought the PDF displays the arrow just fine. The arrow is in a LyxCode environment, but further testing shows that

textcomp Error: symbol \textuparrow not provided by

Having just added a symbol up-arrow, every time I build my PDF, Lyx gives this error: textcomp Error: symbol \textuparrow not provided by ("by" is the last word of the error) althought the PDF displays the arrow just fine. The arrow is in a LyxCode environment, but further testing shows that

Re: UML in Lyx.

* nikunj . wrote, On 14/10/09 09:36: Hi, I have lyx 1.6.4 installed and want to draw few UML diagrams, like class diagram, activity diagram and sequence diagrams in Lyx. What should I do ? Any cue would be helpful. Thanks, Nikunj. If you search in http://www.ctan.org/ you can find some

Re: References in program listings

* Luca Carlon wrote, On 14/10/09 11:47: Hi! Is it possible to insert references in program listings? I tried to do that but the button apply is disabled. I tried even to copy and paste a reference but the reference doesn't appear in the PDF. Is there any reason why this is not possible? Do you

Re: References in program listings

Luca Carlon wrote: Sam Liddicott s...@... writes: Do you want to reference other parts of the document or other listings? If you use newfangle: http://repo.or.cz/w/newfangle.git then you can create references between code blocks, or references within the document to a code block from

Re: UML in Lyx.

* nikunj . wrote, On 14/10/09 09:36: Hi, I have lyx 1.6.4 installed and want to draw few UML diagrams, like class diagram, activity diagram and sequence diagrams in Lyx. What should I do ? Any cue would be helpful. Thanks, Nikunj. If you search in http://www.ctan.org/ you can find some

Re: References in program listings

* Luca Carlon wrote, On 14/10/09 11:47: Hi! Is it possible to insert references in program listings? I tried to do that but the button apply is disabled. I tried even to copy and paste a reference but the reference doesn't appear in the PDF. Is there any reason why this is not possible? Do you

Re: References in program listings

Luca Carlon wrote: Sam Liddicott s...@... writes: Do you want to reference other parts of the document or other listings? If you use newfangle: http://repo.or.cz/w/newfangle.git then you can create references between code blocks, or references within the document to a code block from

Re: UML in Lyx.

* nikunj . wrote, On 14/10/09 09:36: > Hi, > > I have lyx 1.6.4 installed and want to draw few UML diagrams, like > class diagram, activity diagram and sequence diagrams in Lyx. > > What should I do ? > Any cue would be helpful. > > Thanks, > Nikunj. If you search in http://www.ctan.org/ you can

Re: References in program listings

* Luca Carlon wrote, On 14/10/09 11:47: Hi! Is it possible to insert references in program listings? I tried to do that but the button apply is disabled. I tried even to copy and paste a reference but the reference doesn't appear in the PDF. Is there any reason why this is not possible? Do you

Re: References in program listings

Luca Carlon wrote: Sam Liddicott <s...@...> writes: Do you want to reference other parts of the document or other listings? If you use newfangle: http://repo.or.cz/w/newfangle.git then you can create references between code blocks, or references within the document to a code bloc

Re: program listing

* Sajjad wrote, On 12/10/09 14:08: Hello forum, I want to write pseudo-code and i am doing that inside the program listing. But when i generate the pdf , the code are cropped sideways. Any hint to get around that issue? Regards Sajjad

Re: program listing

* Sajjad wrote, On 12/10/09 14:08: Hello forum, I want to write pseudo-code and i am doing that inside the program listing. But when i generate the pdf , the code are cropped sideways. Any hint to get around that issue? Regards Sajjad

Re: program listing

* Sajjad wrote, On 12/10/09 14:08: Hello forum, I want to write pseudo-code and i am doing that inside the program listing. But when i generate the pdf , the code are cropped sideways. Any hint to get around that issue? Regards Sajjad

Re: program listing

* Sajjad wrote, On 12/10/09 14:08: Hello forum, I want to write pseudo-code and i am doing that inside the program listing. But when i generate the pdf , the code are cropped sideways. Any hint to get around that issue? Use smaller fonts, or short lines? Sam

Re: program listing

* Sajjad wrote, On 12/10/09 14:08: Hello forum, I want to write pseudo-code and i am doing that inside the program listing. But when i generate the pdf , the code are cropped sideways. Any hint to get around that issue? Use smaller fonts, or short lines? Sam

Re: program listing

* Sajjad wrote, On 12/10/09 14:08: Hello forum, I want to write pseudo-code and i am doing that inside the program listing. But when i generate the pdf , the code are cropped sideways. Any hint to get around that issue? Use smaller fonts, or short lines? Sam

Re: Karmic Koala update slows down lyx

* Sam Liddicott wrote, On 12/09/09 14:34: The most recent Karmic Koala updates make updating the Lyx caret (text position) very slow. If I click the left-arrow, it takes a second before the caret is seen in the new position and the old position is not erased properly. This may

Re: Karmic Koala update slows down lyx

* Sam Liddicott wrote, On 12/09/09 14:34: The most recent Karmic Koala updates make updating the Lyx caret (text position) very slow. If I click the left-arrow, it takes a second before the caret is seen in the new position and the old position is not erased properly. This may

Re: Karmic Koala update slows down lyx

* Sam Liddicott wrote, On 12/09/09 14:34: The most recent Karmic Koala updates make updating the Lyx caret (text position) very slow. If I click the left-arrow, it takes a second before the caret is seen in the new position and the old position is not erased properly. This may

Re: Lyx and Ubuntu Hardy

* Sven Hoexter wrote, On 17/09/09 10:47: So maybe the easy way out for the OP might be to switch away from the LTS release to the latest whatever is 'stable'. I echo that. LTS means I prefer stability over new releases and that's exactly when it gives. If people find they would rather have

Re: Lyx and Ubuntu Hardy

* Sven Hoexter wrote, On 17/09/09 15:54: On Thu, Sep 17, 2009 at 03:15:12PM +0100, Sam Liddicott wrote: And yet... running XP wouldn't stop me using the latest Lyx on windows so it's somewhat funny that a similar situation holds true for Ubuntu. Actually nothing stops you from compiling

Re: Lyx and Ubuntu Hardy

* Sven Hoexter wrote, On 17/09/09 10:47: So maybe the easy way out for the OP might be to switch away from the LTS release to the latest whatever is 'stable'. I echo that. LTS means I prefer stability over new releases and that's exactly when it gives. If people find they would rather have

Re: Lyx and Ubuntu Hardy

* Sven Hoexter wrote, On 17/09/09 15:54: On Thu, Sep 17, 2009 at 03:15:12PM +0100, Sam Liddicott wrote: And yet... running XP wouldn't stop me using the latest Lyx on windows so it's somewhat funny that a similar situation holds true for Ubuntu. Actually nothing stops you from compiling

Re: Lyx and Ubuntu Hardy

* Sven Hoexter wrote, On 17/09/09 10:47: So maybe the easy way out for the OP might be to switch away from the LTS release to the latest whatever is 'stable'. I echo that. LTS means "I prefer stability over new releases" and that's exactly when it gives. If people find they would rather

Re: Lyx and Ubuntu Hardy

* Sven Hoexter wrote, On 17/09/09 15:54: On Thu, Sep 17, 2009 at 03:15:12PM +0100, Sam Liddicott wrote: And yet... running XP wouldn't stop me using the latest Lyx on windows so it's somewhat funny that a similar situation holds true for Ubuntu. Actually nothing stops you from compiling

Re: Karmic Koala update slows down lyx

* Uwe Stöhr wrote, On 12/09/09 21:41: Andre Poenitz schrieb: The most recent Karmic Koala updates make updating the Lyx caret (text position) very slow. What is Karmic Koala? The next Ubuntu release (9.10) PS: On Fridays I would have suggested to look at http://lmgtfy.com/?q=karmic+koala

Re: Karmic Koala update slows down lyx

* Uwe Stöhr wrote, On 12/09/09 21:41: Andre Poenitz schrieb: The most recent Karmic Koala updates make updating the Lyx caret (text position) very slow. What is Karmic Koala? The next Ubuntu release (9.10) PS: On Fridays I would have suggested to look at http://lmgtfy.com/?q=karmic+koala

Re: Karmic Koala update slows down lyx

* Uwe Stöhr wrote, On 12/09/09 21:41: Andre Poenitz schrieb: The most recent Karmic Koala updates make updating the Lyx caret (text position) very slow. What is Karmic Koala? The next Ubuntu release (9.10) PS: On Fridays I would have suggested to look at http://lmgtfy.com/?q=karmic+koala

Karmic Koala update slows down lyx

The most recent Karmic Koala updates make updating the Lyx caret (text position) very slow. If I click the left-arrow, it takes a second before the caret is seen in the new position and the old position is not erased properly. This may not be a problem with Lyx, but I'm curious to know if

Karmic Koala update slows down lyx

The most recent Karmic Koala updates make updating the Lyx caret (text position) very slow. If I click the left-arrow, it takes a second before the caret is seen in the new position and the old position is not erased properly. This may not be a problem with Lyx, but I'm curious to know if

Karmic Koala update slows down lyx

The most recent Karmic Koala updates make updating the Lyx caret (text position) very slow. If I click the left-arrow, it takes a second before the caret is seen in the new position and the old position is not erased properly. This may not be a problem with Lyx, but I'm curious to know if

Re: [Lyx] explicit mail subject

* Murray Eisenberg wrote, On 11/09/09 14:45: Likewise, I find no way to modify the header in Thunderbird (at least the Windows Version), which is a common e-mail client. In Thunderbird, I can, of course, set up a filter which looks at the CC: field and sends any lyx-users@lists.lyx.org

Re: [Lyx] explicit mail subject

* Murray Eisenberg wrote, On 11/09/09 14:45: Likewise, I find no way to modify the header in Thunderbird (at least the Windows Version), which is a common e-mail client. In Thunderbird, I can, of course, set up a filter which looks at the CC: field and sends any lyx-users@lists.lyx.org

Re: [Lyx] explicit mail subject

* Murray Eisenberg wrote, On 11/09/09 14:45: Likewise, I find no way to modify the header in Thunderbird (at least the Windows Version), which is a common e-mail client. In Thunderbird, I can, of course, set up a filter which looks at the CC: field and sends any "lyx-users@lists.lyx.org"

Re: Re : [Lyx] explicit mail subject

* Delta moins wrote, On 02/09/09 09:28: Ok I knew this solution and yeah it works. I will use it. If I'm the only for who an explicit mail subject lacks it's ok. You're not the only one. I heartily wish it had a list-id header. Sam

offtopic Re: [Lyx] explicit mail subject

* A B wrote, On 02/09/09 09:53: Your message has: From: Manveru manv...@manveru.pl which is not helpful. I'm currently sorting based on To: or Cc: having lyx-users@lists.lyx.org which sadly also selects messages that were emailed to me. I'll have to have my sorting rules like this: 1.

Re: Re : [Lyx] explicit mail subject

* Kornel Benko wrote, On 02/09/09 10:33: Am Wednesday 02 September 2009 schrieb Sam Liddicott: * Delta moins wrote, On 02/09/09 09:28: Ok I knew this solution and yeah it works. I will use it. If I'm the only for who an explicit mail subject lacks it's ok. You're not the only one. I heartily

Re: Re : [Lyx] explicit mail subject

* Andrew Sullivan wrote, On 02/09/09 14:10: On Wed, Sep 02, 2009 at 11:38:02AM +0100, Sam Liddicott wrote: The Delivered-To: header is not the same as the list-id header - I'm more interested in how the message reached me (via the list or not), Delivered-To: signifies something else, and my

Re: [Lyx] explicit mail subject

* Paul A. Rubin wrote, On 02/09/09 15:57: I understand there are some concerns about tampering with the subject line (and what happens when replies and forwards occur). What about creating a LyX-specific header (X-LyX: userlist or X-LyX: developerlist or whatever)? Will the list mailer (and

Re: Re : [Lyx] explicit mail subject

* Delta moins wrote, On 02/09/09 09:28: Ok I knew this solution and yeah it works. I will use it. If I'm the only for who an explicit mail subject lacks it's ok. You're not the only one. I heartily wish it had a list-id header. Sam

offtopic Re: [Lyx] explicit mail subject

* A B wrote, On 02/09/09 09:53: Your message has: From: Manveru manv...@manveru.pl which is not helpful. I'm currently sorting based on To: or Cc: having lyx-users@lists.lyx.org which sadly also selects messages that were emailed to me. I'll have to have my sorting rules like this: 1.

Re: Re : [Lyx] explicit mail subject

* Kornel Benko wrote, On 02/09/09 10:33: Am Wednesday 02 September 2009 schrieb Sam Liddicott: * Delta moins wrote, On 02/09/09 09:28: Ok I knew this solution and yeah it works. I will use it. If I'm the only for who an explicit mail subject lacks it's ok. You're not the only one. I heartily

Re: Re : [Lyx] explicit mail subject

* Andrew Sullivan wrote, On 02/09/09 14:10: On Wed, Sep 02, 2009 at 11:38:02AM +0100, Sam Liddicott wrote: The Delivered-To: header is not the same as the list-id header - I'm more interested in how the message reached me (via the list or not), Delivered-To: signifies something else, and my

Re: [Lyx] explicit mail subject

* Paul A. Rubin wrote, On 02/09/09 15:57: I understand there are some concerns about tampering with the subject line (and what happens when replies and forwards occur). What about creating a LyX-specific header (X-LyX: userlist or X-LyX: developerlist or whatever)? Will the list mailer (and

Re: Re : [Lyx] explicit mail subject

* Delta moins wrote, On 02/09/09 09:28: > Ok I knew this solution and yeah it works. I will use it. > If I'm the only for who an explicit mail subject lacks it's ok. You're not the only one. I heartily wish it had a list-id header. Sam

offtopic Re: [Lyx] explicit mail subject

* A B wrote, On 02/09/09 09:53: >> Your message has: >> >> From: "Manveru" >> >> which is not helpful. >> >> I'm currently sorting based on To: or Cc: having lyx-users@lists.lyx.org >> which sadly also selects messages that were emailed to me. >> >> I'll have to have my

Re: Re : [Lyx] explicit mail subject

* Kornel Benko wrote, On 02/09/09 10:33: > Am Wednesday 02 September 2009 schrieb Sam Liddicott: >> * Delta moins wrote, On 02/09/09 09:28: >>> Ok I knew this solution and yeah it works. I will use it. >>> If I'm the only for who an explicit mail subject lacks it's ok

Re: Re : [Lyx] explicit mail subject

* Andrew Sullivan wrote, On 02/09/09 14:10: > On Wed, Sep 02, 2009 at 11:38:02AM +0100, Sam Liddicott wrote: >> The Delivered-To: header is not the same as the list-id header - I'm >> more interested in how the message reached me (via the list or not), >> Delivered-To: sig

Re: [Lyx] explicit mail subject

* Paul A. Rubin wrote, On 02/09/09 15:57: > I understand there are some concerns about tampering with the subject > line (and what happens when replies and forwards occur). > > What about creating a LyX-specific header (X-LyX: userlist or X-LyX: > developerlist or whatever)? Will the list mailer

Re: help - some questions

* Ricardo Perrone wrote, On 21/08/09 04:05: Hi, I need a little help with some questions: I've thought of such things from time to time, and concluded that the style authors have more knowledge of typesetting than I do, and that my opinion of more appropriate space probably enjoys less

Re: help - some questions

* Olivier Ripoll wrote, On 21/08/09 10:29: Sam Liddicott wrote: * Ricardo Perrone wrote, On 21/08/09 04:05: Hi, [...] You can mess with tie \fontsize{}{} command; insert this in your pre-amble: \newcommand\sizetf[1]{\begingroup\fontsize{10.5}{12}\selectfont{#1}\endgroup} then you can

\index expressions

I'm trying to extend the indexing of newfangle literate code chunks. I'm: \usepackage{index} so that I can have multiple indexes; but the \index{} command seems to literally interpret the first parameter, so that \index{\chunkname} indexes \chunkname instead of the name. I've tried all kinds of

Re: \index expressions

do any tricks with \def\trick#1 where is delimiters to try and the name it out of the original text, as #1 macros seem to make it through fine... Sam Sam Liddicott wrote: I'm trying to extend the indexing of newfangle literate code chunks. I'm: \usepackage{index} so that I can have

Re: help - some questions

* Ricardo Perrone wrote, On 21/08/09 04:05: Hi, I need a little help with some questions: I've thought of such things from time to time, and concluded that the style authors have more knowledge of typesetting than I do, and that my opinion of more appropriate space probably enjoys less

Re: help - some questions

* Olivier Ripoll wrote, On 21/08/09 10:29: Sam Liddicott wrote: * Ricardo Perrone wrote, On 21/08/09 04:05: Hi, [...] You can mess with tie \fontsize{}{} command; insert this in your pre-amble: \newcommand\sizetf[1]{\begingroup\fontsize{10.5}{12}\selectfont{#1}\endgroup} then you can

\index expressions

I'm trying to extend the indexing of newfangle literate code chunks. I'm: \usepackage{index} so that I can have multiple indexes; but the \index{} command seems to literally interpret the first parameter, so that \index{\chunkname} indexes \chunkname instead of the name. I've tried all kinds of

Re: \index expressions

do any tricks with \def\trick#1 where is delimiters to try and the name it out of the original text, as #1 macros seem to make it through fine... Sam Sam Liddicott wrote: I'm trying to extend the indexing of newfangle literate code chunks. I'm: \usepackage{index} so that I can have

Re: help - some questions

* Ricardo Perrone wrote, On 21/08/09 04:05: > Hi, > > I need a little help with some questions: I've thought of such things from time to time, and concluded that the style authors have more knowledge of typesetting than I do, and that my opinion of "more appropriate space" probably enjoys less

Re: help - some questions

* Olivier Ripoll wrote, On 21/08/09 10:29: > Sam Liddicott wrote: >> * Ricardo Perrone wrote, On 21/08/09 04:05: >>> Hi, >>> > [...] > >> You can mess with tie \fontsize{}{} command; insert this in your >> pre-amble: >> >> \newcomma

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