In my week-long search for a way to use LyX as a skeletal outliner, I finally
realized that I could use suitably renumbered nested lists as a make-do
solution. However, it would be infinitely more useful if the ouline panel
could show the various items, as it does for sections and subsections.
Stefano Franchi wrote:
In my week-long search for a way to use LyX as a skeletal outliner, I finally
realized that I could use suitably renumbered nested lists as a make-do
solution. However, it would be infinitely more useful if the ouline panel
could show the various items, as it does for
In my week-long search for a way to use LyX as a skeletal outliner, I finally
realized that I could use suitably renumbered nested lists as a make-do
solution. However, it would be infinitely more useful if the ouline panel
could show the various items, as it does for sections and subsections.
Stefano Franchi wrote:
In my week-long search for a way to use LyX as a skeletal outliner, I finally
realized that I could use suitably renumbered nested lists as a make-do
solution. However, it would be infinitely more useful if the ouline panel
could show the various items, as it does for
In my week-long search for a way to use LyX as a skeletal outliner, I finally
realized that I could use suitably renumbered nested lists as a make-do
solution. However, it would be infinitely more useful if the "ouline panel"
could show the various items, as it does for sections and
Stefano Franchi wrote:
In my week-long search for a way to use LyX as a skeletal outliner, I finally
realized that I could use suitably renumbered nested lists as a make-do
solution. However, it would be infinitely more useful if the "ouline panel"
could show the various items, as it does for
