How to show two images side by side?

Hi all, I know in LyX there's some way to show two images side by side but I forgot how to do it. How do I do it? Thanks StgevET Steve Litt Recession Relief Package http://www.recession-relief.US Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/stevelitt

Re: How to show two images side by side?

On Sat, 2 Oct 2010 21:48:46 -0400 Steve Litt <sl...@troubleshooters.com> wrote: > Hi all, > > I know in LyX there's some way to show two images side by side but I > forgot how to do it. How do I do it? One way is to use a couple of boxes and a horizontal st

Re: How to show two images side by side?

t; > > > I know in LyX there's some way to show two images side by side but I > > forgot how to do it. How do I do it? > > One way is to use a couple of boxes and a horizontal stretch between > them. There are (undoubtedly) other ways, but I found that the best. > > Cheers

Re: working with images

in the area of working with images. I wouldn't be surprised if I'm just being dense, and LyX is already capable of doing all this. 1. I like being able to control how images display in LyX separately from how they show up in the output. However, I've found that I often set the two images

Re: working with images

in the area of working with images. I wouldn't be surprised if I'm just being dense, and LyX is already capable of doing all this. 1. I like being able to control how images display in LyX separately from how they show up in the output. However, I've found that I often set the two images

Re: working with images

er yet, both in the area of working > with images. I wouldn't be surprised if I'm just being dense, and LyX is > already capable of doing all this. > > 1. I like being able to control how images display in LyX separately from > how they show up in the output. However, I've found that I

working with images

with images. I wouldn't be surprised if I'm just being dense, and LyX is already capable of doing all this. 1. I like being able to control how images display in LyX separately from how they show up in the output. However, I've found that I often set the two images to the same magnification in both

working with images

with images. I wouldn't be surprised if I'm just being dense, and LyX is already capable of doing all this. 1. I like being able to control how images display in LyX separately from how they show up in the output. However, I've found that I often set the two images to the same magnification in both

working with images

with images. I wouldn't be surprised if I'm just being dense, and LyX is already capable of doing all this. 1. I like being able to control how images display in LyX separately from how they show up in the output. However, I've found that I often set the two images to the same magnification in both

Re: Vertical align text to top in a row with images

On 7/15/2010 6:28 AM, Falk Sticken wrote: I have a table with images in a row. First column has paragraph cells with row descriptions. Unfortunately I can not figure out how to align the text vertical such that it is at the top of the row. I tried diffrent settings and also used a parbox

Re: Vertical align text to top in a row with images

On 7/15/2010 6:28 AM, Falk Sticken wrote: I have a table with images in a row. First column has paragraph cells with row descriptions. Unfortunately I can not figure out how to align the text vertical such that it is at the top of the row. I tried diffrent settings and also used a parbox

Re: Vertical align text to top in a row with images

On 7/15/2010 6:28 AM, Falk Sticken wrote: I have a table with images in a row. First column has paragraph cells with row descriptions. Unfortunately I can not figure out how to align the text vertical such that it is at the top of the row. I tried diffrent settings and also used a parbox

Vertical align text to top in a row with images

Hi, I have a table with images in a row. First column has paragraph cells with row descriptions. Unfortunately I can not figure out how to align the text vertical such that it is at the top of the row. I tried diffrent settings and also used a parbox enclosing the images, but the text

Vertical align text to top in a row with images

Hi, I have a table with images in a row. First column has paragraph cells with row descriptions. Unfortunately I can not figure out how to align the text vertical such that it is at the top of the row. I tried diffrent settings and also used a parbox enclosing the images, but the text

Vertical align text to top in a row with images

Hi, I have a table with images in a row. First column has paragraph cells with row descriptions. Unfortunately I can not figure out how to align the text vertical such that it is at the top of the row. I tried diffrent settings and also used a parbox enclosing the images, but the text

Images trop grande

Bonjour, Les images sont correctement visibles dans LYX mais lors de la conversion en PDF ou DVi, l'image sort de la page (coté droit). L'image est simplement une copie d'une partie d'écran. La taille de l'image ne s'adapte pas automatiquement? Un grand merci pour votre aide. Vesion: LYX 1.6.5

Re: Images trop grande

...@hotmail.com Bonjour, Les images sont correctement visibles dans LYX mais lors de la conversion en PDF ou DVi, l'image sort de la page (coté droit). L'image est simplement une copie d'une partie d'écran. La taille de l'image ne s'adapte pas automatiquement? Un grand merci pour votre aide

Images trop grande

Bonjour, Les images sont correctement visibles dans LYX mais lors de la conversion en PDF ou DVi, l'image sort de la page (coté droit). L'image est simplement une copie d'une partie d'écran. La taille de l'image ne s'adapte pas automatiquement? Un grand merci pour votre aide. Vesion: LYX 1.6.5

Re: Images trop grande

...@hotmail.com Bonjour, Les images sont correctement visibles dans LYX mais lors de la conversion en PDF ou DVi, l'image sort de la page (coté droit). L'image est simplement une copie d'une partie d'écran. La taille de l'image ne s'adapte pas automatiquement? Un grand merci pour votre aide

Images trop grande

Bonjour, Les images sont correctement visibles dans LYX mais lors de la conversion en PDF ou DVi, l'image sort de la page (coté droit). L'image est simplement une copie d'une partie d'écran. La taille de l'image ne s'adapte pas automatiquement? Un grand merci pour votre aide. Vesion: LYX 1.6.5

Re: Images trop grande

ier...@hotmail.com> > Bonjour, > Les images sont correctement visibles dans LYX mais lors de la conversion > en PDF ou DVi, l'image sort de la page (coté droit). L'image est simplement > une copie d'une partie d'écran. > La taille de l'image ne s'adapte pas automatiquement? > U

Poor quality of on-screen display of pdf images.

I am writing a paper that includes several diagrams, each one with a somewhat lengthy caption. I use pdflatex and produce the images with Inkscape and save them as pdf. My problem is that the bitmaps Lyx produces to show the images on screen (NOT on output) are so pixelated

Re: Poor quality of on-screen display of pdf images.

Stefano Franchi schrieb: I am writing a paper that includes several diagrams, each one with a somewhat lengthy caption. I use pdflatex and produce the images with Inkscape and save them as pdf. My problem is that the bitmaps LyX produces to show the images on screen (NOT on output) are so

Poor quality of on-screen display of pdf images.

I am writing a paper that includes several diagrams, each one with a somewhat lengthy caption. I use pdflatex and produce the images with Inkscape and save them as pdf. My problem is that the bitmaps Lyx produces to show the images on screen (NOT on output) are so pixelated

Re: Poor quality of on-screen display of pdf images.

Stefano Franchi schrieb: I am writing a paper that includes several diagrams, each one with a somewhat lengthy caption. I use pdflatex and produce the images with Inkscape and save them as pdf. My problem is that the bitmaps LyX produces to show the images on screen (NOT on output) are so

Poor quality of on-screen display of pdf images.

I am writing a paper that includes several diagrams, each one with a somewhat lengthy caption. I use pdflatex and produce the images with Inkscape and save them as pdf. My problem is that the bitmaps Lyx produces to show the images on screen (NOT on output) are so pixelated

Re: Poor quality of on-screen display of pdf images.

Stefano Franchi schrieb: I am writing a paper that includes several diagrams, each one with a somewhat lengthy caption. I use pdflatex and produce the images with Inkscape and save them as pdf. My problem is that the bitmaps LyX produces to show the images on screen (NOT on output) are so

lyx 1.6.5 can't load pdf images on Mac OS X 10.6.2

Hallo, i’m using Lyx on Mac OS X 10.6.2. Everything seems to work properly, but the image converters don’t seem to work: i’ve included some pdf images in my document (i tried with sme ps too) but Lyx doesn’t load them (it says “Error converting to loadable format”). Nevertheless, if i

Re: lyx 1.6.5 can't load pdf images on Mac OS X 10.6.2

On Feb 16, 2010, at 8:36 AM, Francesco Turci wrote: Hallo, i’m using Lyx on Mac OS X 10.6.2. Everything seems to work properly, but the image converters don’t seem to work: i’ve included some pdf images in my document (i tried with sme ps too) but Lyx doesn’t load them (it says “Error

lyx 1.6.5 can't load pdf images on Mac OS X 10.6.2

Hallo, i’m using Lyx on Mac OS X 10.6.2. Everything seems to work properly, but the image converters don’t seem to work: i’ve included some pdf images in my document (i tried with sme ps too) but Lyx doesn’t load them (it says “Error converting to loadable format”). Nevertheless, if i

Re: lyx 1.6.5 can't load pdf images on Mac OS X 10.6.2

On Feb 16, 2010, at 8:36 AM, Francesco Turci wrote: Hallo, i’m using Lyx on Mac OS X 10.6.2. Everything seems to work properly, but the image converters don’t seem to work: i’ve included some pdf images in my document (i tried with sme ps too) but Lyx doesn’t load them (it says “Error

lyx 1.6.5 can't load pdf images on Mac OS X 10.6.2

Hallo, i’m using Lyx on Mac OS X 10.6.2. Everything seems to work properly, but the image converters don’t seem to work: i’ve included some pdf images in my document (i tried with sme ps too) but Lyx doesn’t load them (it says “Error converting to loadable format”). Nevertheless, if i

Re: lyx 1.6.5 can't load pdf images on Mac OS X 10.6.2

On Feb 16, 2010, at 8:36 AM, Francesco Turci wrote: Hallo, i’m using Lyx on Mac OS X 10.6.2. Everything seems to work properly, but the image converters don’t seem to work: i’ve included some pdf images in my document (i tried with sme ps too) but Lyx doesn’t load them (it says “Error

Re: queries re images

On 2010-01-31, Uwe Stöhr wrote: Later I will want to have captions that are simply descriptive and don't have Figure X in the front of them. How do I turn off the automatic numbering? This is tricky because this is quite unusual when tpesetting. Have a look in the documentation of the

Re: queries re images

On 2010-01-31, Uwe Stöhr wrote: Later I will want to have captions that are simply descriptive and don't have Figure X in the front of them. How do I turn off the automatic numbering? This is tricky because this is quite unusual when tpesetting. Have a look in the documentation of the

Re: queries re images

On 2010-01-31, Uwe Stöhr wrote: >> Later I will want to have captions that >> are simply descriptive and don't have "Figure X" in the front of them. How >> do I turn off the automatic numbering? > This is tricky because this is quite unusual when tpesetting. Have a > look in the documentation of

queries re images

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Re: queries re images

Am 30.01.2010 23:21, schrieb jsl: 1. The title page has the title, a picture in a float and the author name. These should all fit on one A4 page (easily). However Lyx's insists on putting a page break after the title. How can I get all these elements on one page. I recommend to use a

queries re images

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Re: queries re images

Am 30.01.2010 23:21, schrieb jsl: 1. The title page has the title, a picture in a float and the author name. These should all fit on one A4 page (easily). However Lyx's insists on putting a page break after the title. How can I get all these elements on one page. I recommend to use a

queries re images

numbering? Thanks -- View this message in context: http://n2.nabble.com/queries-re-images-tp4487170p4487170.html Sent from the LyX - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.

Re: queries re images

Am 30.01.2010 23:21, schrieb jsl: 1. The title page has the title, a picture in a float and the author name. These should all fit on one A4 page (easily). However Lyx's insists on putting a page break after the title. How can I get all these elements on one page. I recommend to use a

PNG Images

Hello everyone, I add the image Input.PNG to my lyx-document. As you can see in the enclosements, its background is bright pink (255 0 255 in RGB). Unfortunately, it looks a lot darker in the output pdf, see result.png, please. Can anyone say why? Thanks a lot in advance! Greetings,

Re: PNG Images

2010/1/19 Robert_Schiemann robert_schiem...@freenet.de: Hello everyone, I add the image Input.PNG to my lyx-document. As you can see in the enclosements, its background is bright pink (255 0 255 in RGB). Unfortunately, it looks a lot darker in the output pdf, see result.png, please. Can

PNG Images

Hello everyone, I add the image Input.PNG to my lyx-document. As you can see in the enclosements, its background is bright pink (255 0 255 in RGB). Unfortunately, it looks a lot darker in the output pdf, see result.png, please. Can anyone say why? Thanks a lot in advance! Greetings,

Re: PNG Images

2010/1/19 Robert_Schiemann robert_schiem...@freenet.de: Hello everyone, I add the image Input.PNG to my lyx-document. As you can see in the enclosements, its background is bright pink (255 0 255 in RGB). Unfortunately, it looks a lot darker in the output pdf, see result.png, please. Can

PNG Images

Hello everyone, I add the image Input.PNG to my lyx-document. As you can see in the enclosements, its background is bright pink (255 0 255 in RGB). Unfortunately, it looks a lot darker in the output pdf, see result.png, please. Can anyone say why? Thanks a lot in advance! Greetings,

Re: PNG Images

2010/1/19 Robert_Schiemann : > Hello everyone, > > > > I add the image Input.PNG to my lyx-document. As you can see in the > enclosements, its background is bright pink (255 0 255 in RGB). > Unfortunately, it looks a lot darker in the output pdf, see result.png, >

Re: Lyx is messing with my PNG images.

Hi, On Fri, Dec 4, 2009 at 8:37 PM, Uwe Stöhr uwesto...@web.de wrote: latex2html is dead since many years. Better try to use tex4ht. Another option is to use eLyXer: http://www.nongnu.org/elyxer/ This is a simple Python script. To get it working properly you need to wait the two days for LyX

Re: Lyx is messing with my PNG images.

Hi, On Fri, Dec 4, 2009 at 8:37 PM, Uwe Stöhr uwesto...@web.de wrote: latex2html is dead since many years. Better try to use tex4ht. Another option is to use eLyXer: http://www.nongnu.org/elyxer/ This is a simple Python script. To get it working properly you need to wait the two days for LyX

Re: Lyx is messing with my PNG images.

Hi, On Fri, Dec 4, 2009 at 8:37 PM, Uwe Stöhr wrote: > latex2html is dead since many years. Better try to use tex4ht. Another > option is to use eLyXer: http://www.nongnu.org/elyxer/ > This is a simple Python script. To get it working properly you need to wait > the two days

Re: Lyx is messing with my PNG images.

month. Try the latest version (should be 0.37) and try 0.34 (this one is not messing with images for sure). The most simple way is to download the archive from https://savannah.nongnu.org/files/?group=elyxer and simply copy the elyxer.py file in it to the LyX script folder. (on Windows, it's

Re: Lyx is messing with my PNG images.

william.croc...@analog.com schrieb: I Insert/Graphics... a PNG file into my lyx document. I then export the doc to HTML. ... The problem is that, while my original PNG file (cut.png, attached) looks good (and the preview in lyx looks just as good), the processed PNG image (img2.png, attached)

Re: Lyx is messing with my PNG images.

which is emitted during the export/HTML process. I see use of latex2html, perl scripts to interrogate the image size and Generating postscript images using dvips. Is this the intended process ? Thanks for your help. Bill --- Export chatter

Re: Lyx is messing with my PNG images.

to interrogate the image size and Generating postscript images using dvips. latex2html is dead since many years. Better try to use tex4ht. Another option is to use eLyXer: http://www.nongnu.org/elyxer/ This is a simple Python script. To get it working properly you need to wait the two days for LyX 1.6.5

Re: Lyx is messing with my PNG images.

month. Try the latest version (should be 0.37) and try 0.34 (this one is not messing with images for sure). The most simple way is to download the archive from https://savannah.nongnu.org/files/?group=elyxer and simply copy the elyxer.py file in it to the LyX script folder. (on Windows, it's

Re: Lyx is messing with my PNG images.

william.croc...@analog.com schrieb: I Insert/Graphics... a PNG file into my lyx document. I then export the doc to HTML. ... The problem is that, while my original PNG file (cut.png, attached) looks good (and the preview in lyx looks just as good), the processed PNG image (img2.png, attached)

Re: Lyx is messing with my PNG images.

which is emitted during the export/HTML process. I see use of latex2html, perl scripts to interrogate the image size and Generating postscript images using dvips. Is this the intended process ? Thanks for your help. Bill --- Export chatter

Re: Lyx is messing with my PNG images.

to interrogate the image size and Generating postscript images using dvips. latex2html is dead since many years. Better try to use tex4ht. Another option is to use eLyXer: http://www.nongnu.org/elyxer/ This is a simple Python script. To get it working properly you need to wait the two days for LyX 1.6.5

Re: Lyx is messing with my PNG images.

month. Try the latest version (should be 0.37) and try 0.34 (this one is not messing with images for sure). The most simple way is to download the archive from https://savannah.nongnu.org/files/?group=elyxer and simply copy the "elyxer.py" file in it to the LyX script folder. (on Win

Re: Lyx is messing with my PNG images.

william.croc...@analog.com schrieb: I Insert/Graphics... a PNG file into my lyx document. I then export the doc to HTML. ... The problem is that, while my original PNG file (cut.png, attached) looks good (and the preview in lyx looks just as good), the processed PNG image (img2.png, attached)

Re: Lyx is messing with my PNG images.

ter which is emitted during the export/HTML process. I see use of latex2html, perl scripts to interrogate the image size and "Generating postscript images using dvips." Is this the intended process ? Thanks for your help. Bill --- E

Re: Lyx is messing with my PNG images.

to interrogate the image size and "Generating postscript images using dvips." latex2html is dead since many years. Better try to use tex4ht. Another option is to use eLyXer: http://www.nongnu.org/elyxer/ This is a simple Python script. To get it working properly you need to wait the two da

Lyx is messing with my PNG images.

Hello: I Insert/Graphics... a PNG file into my lyx document. I then export the doc to HTML. Apparently, as part of the exporting process, lyx processes the PNG file and produces a new PNG file which is referenced in the html. The problem is that, while my original PNG file (cut.png, attached)

Lyx is messing with my PNG images.

Hello: I Insert/Graphics... a PNG file into my lyx document. I then export the doc to HTML. Apparently, as part of the exporting process, lyx processes the PNG file and produces a new PNG file which is referenced in the html. The problem is that, while my original PNG file (cut.png, attached)

Lyx is messing with my PNG images.

Hello: I Insert/Graphics... a PNG file into my lyx document. I then export the doc to HTML. Apparently, as part of the exporting process, lyx processes the PNG file and produces a new PNG file which is referenced in the html. The problem is that, while my original PNG file (cut.png, attached)

PDF with images read on Windows.

Hello. This is perhaps not exactly a LyX-specific issue, but might concern LyX users. I've been generating letters with an image in the background. The LyX preamble is: \usepackage[all]{xy} \usepackage{eso-pic} \newcommand\BackgroundPic{ \put(-7,0){

PDF with images read on Windows.

Hello. This is perhaps not exactly a LyX-specific issue, but might concern LyX users. I've been generating letters with an image in the background. The LyX preamble is: \usepackage[all]{xy} \usepackage{eso-pic} \newcommand\BackgroundPic{ \put(-7,0){

PDF with images read on Windows.

Hello. This is perhaps not exactly a LyX-specific issue, but might concern LyX users. I've been generating letters with an image in the background. The LyX preamble is: \usepackage[all]{xy} \usepackage{eso-pic} \newcommand\BackgroundPic{ \put(-7,0){

Re: Images always on new page; never centered

Berthold Metz (PH-Freiburg) wrote: When I insert graphics into the Appendix, they are always shown on the next page. When I set the image into a float-object and use the setting here, always (sorry ... german version), then sometimes it works without page-break. But I don't want to place it

Re: Images always on new page; never centered

Berthold Metz (PH-Freiburg) wrote: When I insert graphics into the Appendix, they are always shown on the next page. When I set the image into a float-object and use the setting here, always (sorry ... german version), then sometimes it works without page-break. But I don't want to place it

Re: Images always on new page; never centered

Berthold Metz (PH-Freiburg) wrote: > When I insert graphics into the Appendix, they are always shown on the > next page. When I set the image into a float-object and use the setting > "here, always" (sorry ... german version), then sometimes it works > without page-break. But I don't want to

Images always on new page; never centered

Hi all, I am using koma-Book and encounter the following problem: When I insert graphics into the Appendix, they are always shown on the next page. When I set the image into a float-object and use the setting here, always (sorry ... german version), then _sometimes_ it works without

Images always on new page; never centered

Hi all, I am using koma-Book and encounter the following problem: When I insert graphics into the Appendix, they are always shown on the next page. When I set the image into a float-object and use the setting here, always (sorry ... german version), then _sometimes_ it works without

Images always on new page; never centered

Hi all, I am using koma-Book and encounter the following problem: When I insert graphics into the Appendix, they are always shown on the next page. When I set the image into a float-object and use the setting "here, always" (sorry ... german version), then _sometimes_ it works without

Re: Text on right, images on left

On 30 Aug 2009, L Duperval wrote: Hi, I want to create a booklet which has text on the right-hand page, while the left-hand page contains a graph, an image, a table or something similar. I suppose I can do this manually by inserting page breaks all over but is there a package that

Re: Text on right, images on left

On 2009-08-30, L Duperval wrote: Hi, I want to create a booklet which has text on the right-hand page, while the left-hand page contains a graph, an image, a table or something similar. I suppose I can do this manually by inserting page breaks all over but is there a package that

Re: Text on right, images on left

L Duperval wrote: Hi, I want to create a booklet which has text on the right-hand page, while the left-hand page contains a graph, an image, a table or something similar. I suppose I can do this manually by inserting page breaks all over but is there a package that controls such flow

Re: Text on right, images on left

On 30 Aug 2009, L Duperval wrote: Hi, I want to create a booklet which has text on the right-hand page, while the left-hand page contains a graph, an image, a table or something similar. I suppose I can do this manually by inserting page breaks all over but is there a package that

Re: Text on right, images on left

On 2009-08-30, L Duperval wrote: Hi, I want to create a booklet which has text on the right-hand page, while the left-hand page contains a graph, an image, a table or something similar. I suppose I can do this manually by inserting page breaks all over but is there a package that

Re: Text on right, images on left

L Duperval wrote: Hi, I want to create a booklet which has text on the right-hand page, while the left-hand page contains a graph, an image, a table or something similar. I suppose I can do this manually by inserting page breaks all over but is there a package that controls such flow

Re: Text on right, images on left

On 30 Aug 2009, L Duperval wrote: > Hi, > > I want to create a booklet which has text on the right-hand page, while > the left-hand page contains a graph, an image, a table or something > similar. > > I suppose I can do this manually by inserting page breaks all over but is > there a package

Re: Text on right, images on left

On 2009-08-30, L Duperval wrote: > Hi, > I want to create a booklet which has text on the right-hand page, while > the left-hand page contains a graph, an image, a table or something > similar. > I suppose I can do this manually by inserting page breaks all over but is > there a package that

Re: Text on right, images on left

L Duperval wrote: Hi, I want to create a booklet which has text on the right-hand page, while the left-hand page contains a graph, an image, a table or something similar. I suppose I can do this manually by inserting page breaks all over but is there a package that controls such flow

Text on right, images on left

Hi, I want to create a booklet which has text on the right-hand page, while the left-hand page contains a graph, an image, a table or something similar. I suppose I can do this manually by inserting page breaks all over but is there a package that controls such flow automatically? Thanks,

Re: Text on right, images on left

On Aug 30, 2009, at 12:19 PM, L Duperval wrote: Hi, I want to create a booklet which has text on the right-hand page, while the left-hand page contains a graph, an image, a table or something similar. I suppose I can do this manually by inserting page breaks all over but is there a

Re: Text on right, images on left

On Sunday 30 August 2009 16:14:58 James C. Sutherland wrote: On Aug 30, 2009, at 12:19 PM, L Duperval wrote: Hi, I want to create a booklet which has text on the right-hand page, while the left-hand page contains a graph, an image, a table or something similar. I suppose I can do

Re: Text on right, images on left

On Sun, 30 Aug 2009 18:46:46 -0400, Steve Litt wrote: My feelings exactly. When you start worrying about where things go in a short document, LaTeX or its derivatives is a hassle. My choice to do what you're talking about would be Scribus (http://www.scribus.net/). It works on Windows, OS/X,

Re: Text on right, images on left

On Sunday 30 August 2009 20:23:24 L Duperval wrote: On Sun, 30 Aug 2009 18:46:46 -0400, Steve Litt wrote: My feelings exactly. When you start worrying about where things go in a short document, LaTeX or its derivatives is a hassle. My choice to do what you're talking about would be Scribus

Text on right, images on left

Hi, I want to create a booklet which has text on the right-hand page, while the left-hand page contains a graph, an image, a table or something similar. I suppose I can do this manually by inserting page breaks all over but is there a package that controls such flow automatically? Thanks,

Re: Text on right, images on left

On Aug 30, 2009, at 12:19 PM, L Duperval wrote: Hi, I want to create a booklet which has text on the right-hand page, while the left-hand page contains a graph, an image, a table or something similar. I suppose I can do this manually by inserting page breaks all over but is there a

Re: Text on right, images on left

On Sunday 30 August 2009 16:14:58 James C. Sutherland wrote: On Aug 30, 2009, at 12:19 PM, L Duperval wrote: Hi, I want to create a booklet which has text on the right-hand page, while the left-hand page contains a graph, an image, a table or something similar. I suppose I can do

Re: Text on right, images on left

On Sun, 30 Aug 2009 18:46:46 -0400, Steve Litt wrote: My feelings exactly. When you start worrying about where things go in a short document, LaTeX or its derivatives is a hassle. My choice to do what you're talking about would be Scribus (http://www.scribus.net/). It works on Windows, OS/X,

Re: Text on right, images on left

On Sunday 30 August 2009 20:23:24 L Duperval wrote: On Sun, 30 Aug 2009 18:46:46 -0400, Steve Litt wrote: My feelings exactly. When you start worrying about where things go in a short document, LaTeX or its derivatives is a hassle. My choice to do what you're talking about would be Scribus

Text on right, images on left

Hi, I want to create a booklet which has text on the right-hand page, while the left-hand page contains a graph, an image, a table or something similar. I suppose I can do this manually by inserting page breaks all over but is there a package that controls such flow automatically? Thanks,

Re: Text on right, images on left

On Aug 30, 2009, at 12:19 PM, L Duperval wrote: Hi, I want to create a booklet which has text on the right-hand page, while the left-hand page contains a graph, an image, a table or something similar. I suppose I can do this manually by inserting page breaks all over but is there a

Re: Text on right, images on left

On Sunday 30 August 2009 16:14:58 James C. Sutherland wrote: > On Aug 30, 2009, at 12:19 PM, L Duperval wrote: > > Hi, > > > > I want to create a booklet which has text on the right-hand page, > > while > > the left-hand page contains a graph, an image, a table or something > > similar. > > > > I

Re: Text on right, images on left

On Sun, 30 Aug 2009 18:46:46 -0400, Steve Litt wrote: > My feelings exactly. When you start worrying about where things go in a > short document, LaTeX or its derivatives is a hassle. My choice to do > what you're talking about would be Scribus (http://www.scribus.net/). It > works on Windows,

Re: Text on right, images on left

On Sunday 30 August 2009 20:23:24 L Duperval wrote: > On Sun, 30 Aug 2009 18:46:46 -0400, Steve Litt wrote: > > My feelings exactly. When you start worrying about where things go in a > > short document, LaTeX or its derivatives is a hassle. My choice to do > > what you're talking about would be

Re: LyX beamer with e.g. circles on top of text or images?

seb123 wrote: In a LyX beamer presentation, I would like to draw circles, rectangles, arrows on top of text or images. How to do that? Do you guys happen to have LyX templates that can do that? For images, I prefer to use a pgfpicture environment, load the image and then use TikZ/PGF

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