On Wed, 16 Jul 2008, Christian Ridderström wrote:
I added some minor stuff to
http://wiki.lyx.org/Examples/HellmutsBusiness
Oh, a final thing. Hellmut, could you leave some information on the page
about whom to contact and how in case they need to ask a question?
This could simply
Hi Christian,
Thanks for your help, i finally made it Examples/HellmutsBusiness
*lol* I can't say why, but that name is funny - I like it :-)
I added some minor stuff to
http://wiki.lyx.org/Examples/HellmutsBusiness
just look in the history
On Wed, 16 Jul 2008, Christian Ridderström wrote:
I added some minor stuff to
http://wiki.lyx.org/Examples/HellmutsBusiness
Oh, a final thing. Hellmut, could you leave some information on the page
about whom to contact and how in case they need to ask a question?
This could simply
Hi Christian,
Thanks for your help, i finally made it Examples/HellmutsBusiness
*lol* I can't say why, but that name is funny - I like it :-)
I added some minor stuff to
http://wiki.lyx.org/Examples/HellmutsBusiness
just look in the history
On Wed, 16 Jul 2008, Christian Ridderström wrote:
I added some minor stuff to
http://wiki.lyx.org/Examples/HellmutsBusiness
Oh, a final thing. Hellmut, could you leave some information on the page
about whom to contact and how in case they need to ask a question?
This could simply
Hi Christian,
Thanks for your help, i finally made it Examples/HellmutsBusiness
*lol* I can't say why, but that name is funny - I like it :-)
I added some minor stuff to
http://wiki.lyx.org/Examples/HellmutsBusiness
just look in the history
I should have asked openly, sorry
Hellmut
Original-Nachricht
...
On Wed, 16 Jul 2008, Hellmut Weber wrote:
Hi Christian,
the file manager permitted me to create 2 directories under
Examples/hw-business-paper.
I also could already upload the files into the 'Letter'
Hi Graham, hi Steve,
you were interested in my templates.
Finally (after voyage and first days in holidays ;-) I made it to create
an example page in the wiki.lyx.org for my two major business uses of LyX:
* Official company letter
* Company paper for background material
I would be glad
Hi Christian,
How can I make these files visible form the correspondong page
Examples/hw-business-paper?
Or put there links to these files?
Is it possible to change the name of my example page to be simply
'hw-business'?
Hi Hellmut,
I'll be happy to help you, but would you mind posting
On Wed, 16 Jul 2008, Hellmut Weber wrote:
Thanks for your help, i finally made it Examples/HellmutsBusiness
*lol* I can't say why, but that name is funny - I like it :-)
I added some minor stuff to
http://wiki.lyx.org/Examples/HellmutsBusiness
just look in the history
I should have asked openly, sorry
Hellmut
Original-Nachricht
...
On Wed, 16 Jul 2008, Hellmut Weber wrote:
Hi Christian,
the file manager permitted me to create 2 directories under
Examples/hw-business-paper.
I also could already upload the files into the 'Letter'
Hi Graham, hi Steve,
you were interested in my templates.
Finally (after voyage and first days in holidays ;-) I made it to create
an example page in the wiki.lyx.org for my two major business uses of LyX:
* Official company letter
* Company paper for background material
I would be glad
Hi Christian,
How can I make these files visible form the correspondong page
Examples/hw-business-paper?
Or put there links to these files?
Is it possible to change the name of my example page to be simply
'hw-business'?
Hi Hellmut,
I'll be happy to help you, but would you mind posting
On Wed, 16 Jul 2008, Hellmut Weber wrote:
Thanks for your help, i finally made it Examples/HellmutsBusiness
*lol* I can't say why, but that name is funny - I like it :-)
I added some minor stuff to
http://wiki.lyx.org/Examples/HellmutsBusiness
just look in the history
I should have asked openly, sorry
Hellmut
Original-Nachricht
...
On Wed, 16 Jul 2008, Hellmut Weber wrote:
Hi Christian,
the file manager permitted me to create 2 directories under
Examples/hw-business-paper.
I also could already upload the files into the 'Letter'
Hi Graham, hi Steve,
you were interested in my templates.
Finally (after voyage and first days in holidays ;-) I made it to create
an example page in the wiki.lyx.org for my two major business uses of LyX:
* Official company letter
* Company paper for background material
I would be glad
Hi Christian,
How can I make these files visible form the correspondong page
Examples/hw-business-paper?
Or put there links to these files?
Is it possible to change the name of my example page to be simply
'hw-business'?
Hi Hellmut,
I'll be happy to help you, but would you mind posting
On Wed, 16 Jul 2008, Hellmut Weber wrote:
Thanks for your help, i finally made it Examples/HellmutsBusiness
*lol* I can't say why, but that name is funny - I like it :-)
I added some minor stuff to
http://wiki.lyx.org/Examples/HellmutsBusiness
just look in the history
On Sun, 22 Jun 2008, Graham Smith wrote:
Pre-think all possible writing situations, and the environments and
character styles those situations make necessary. If you give them a
good enough layout, and a document explaining what to use when, most
LyX writing, even ad hoc stuff, can become
On Sun, 22 Jun 2008, Les Denham wrote:
I have several templates for different purposes, and start my documents
with a copy of one of them. They are mainly based on Koma classes, and
have features like a logo at the top of the first page, and a small logo
in the running header on subsequent
Christian
Pre-think all possible writing situations, and the environments
and character styles those situations make necessary. If you give
them a good enough layout, and a document explaining what to use
when, most LyX writing, even ad hoc stuff, can become easy.
That's exactly what I
On Sun, 22 Jun 2008, Graham Smith wrote:
Pre-think all possible writing situations, and the environments and
character styles those situations make necessary. If you give them a
good enough layout, and a document explaining what to use when, most
LyX writing, even ad hoc stuff, can become
On Sun, 22 Jun 2008, Les Denham wrote:
I have several templates for different purposes, and start my documents
with a copy of one of them. They are mainly based on Koma classes, and
have features like a logo at the top of the first page, and a small logo
in the running header on subsequent
Christian
Pre-think all possible writing situations, and the environments
and character styles those situations make necessary. If you give
them a good enough layout, and a document explaining what to use
when, most LyX writing, even ad hoc stuff, can become easy.
That's exactly what I
On Sun, 22 Jun 2008, Graham Smith wrote:
Pre-think all possible writing situations, and the environments and
character styles those situations make necessary. If you give them a
good enough layout, and a document explaining what to use when, most
LyX writing, even ad hoc stuff, can become
On Sun, 22 Jun 2008, Les Denham wrote:
I have several templates for different purposes, and start my documents
with a copy of one of them. They are mainly based on Koma classes, and
have features like a logo at the top of the first page, and a small logo
in the running header on subsequent
Christian
Pre-think all possible writing situations, and the environments
and character styles those situations make necessary. If you give
them a good enough layout, and a document explaining what to use
when, most LyX writing, even ad hoc stuff, can become easy.
That's exactly what I
A rather vague question, but would anyone like to share their
experiences of using Lyx in a small business situation, or point me
towards some web links, with maybe example templates.
Headed notepaper, business (technical) reports with smart covers etc.
I've been toying with Lyx for a while
Graham Smith wrote:
A rather vague question, but would anyone like to share their
experiences of using Lyx in a small business situation, or point me
towards some web links, with maybe example templates.
Headed notepaper, business (technical)
You can insert an image (for example the logo
Charles,
Thanks,
I mean by a smart cover, one with things like a vertical line to add
a bit of style, maybe a photograph etc.
Graham
On 22 Jun 2008, at 14:11, Charles de Miramon wrote:
Graham Smith wrote:
A rather vague question, but would anyone like to share their
experiences of
On Sun, 22 Jun 2008, Graham Smith wrote:
A rather vague question, but would anyone like to share their experiences
of using Lyx in a small business situation, or point me towards some web
links, with maybe example templates.
Headed notepaper, business (technical) reports with smart covers
On Sunday 22 June 2008 06:32, Graham Smith wrote:
A rather vague question, but would anyone like to share their
experiences of using Lyx in a small business situation, or point me
towards some web links, with maybe example templates.
Headed notepaper, business (technical) reports with smart
Rich,
All my technical documents, articles, white papers and so on --
including
my book -- have been written using LyX. Earlier this year I decided
to make
the transition complete by using LyX for letters and proposals.
Thanks for this, it gives encouragement to persevere with Lyx, I'm
Steve,
Personally, I think for everyday letters, ad-hoc reports, informal
reports,
initial design documents, and general stuff that's not too
important,
That's worth thinking about.
For formal reports that have to look good, and especially if they
have to look
consistent with
On Sunday 22 June 2008 12:08, Graham Smith wrote:
Steve,
Personally, I think for everyday letters, ad-hoc reports, informal
reports,
initial design documents, and general stuff that's not too
important,
That's worth thinking about.
For formal reports that have to look good, and
On Sun, 22 Jun 2008, Graham Smith wrote:
There's a long thread in this mail list's archives on adding the
letterhead (a .pdf file), signature (a .jpg file), and so on. I sent
the .lyx file of a working template to Christian for inclusion in the
wiki, so that's a resource, too.
I can't
Steve,
This is what I am mainly interested in, having experienced how much
better a report looks produced in Lyx is compared to Word, its the
production of technical reports that I can see the biggest advantage.
But I admit, I had been thinking of trying to move everything over to
Lyx, as Rich
On Sunday 22 June 2008 13:32, Graham Smith wrote:
Steve,
This is what I am mainly interested in, having experienced how much
better a report looks produced in Lyx is compared to Word, its the
production of technical reports that I can see the biggest advantage.
But I admit, I had been
Hi Graham,
I'm using LyX for many (probably at least five or six) years now. Before
I had used plain LaTeX also for years.
I have invested some time and used my experience with LaTeX to design
templates for LyX documents for a few different types of papers I need
for my small one man
Christian,
There's a long thread in this mail list's archives on adding the
letterhead (a .pdf file), signature (a .jpg file), and so on. I
sent the .lyx file of a working template to Christian for
inclusion in the wiki, so that's a resource, too.
I can't actually find this on the
Steve,
Mmmm, I think I will be doing well to get people using Lyx, without
introducing more alien programs to them !
But I agree about the usefulness of something like VimOutliner for ad
hoc stuff. I have used Emacs with org.mode for this, and I take on
board the issues of ad hoc stuff in
On Sun, 22 Jun 2008, Graham Smith wrote:
I think this is a marketing thing, I have been to too many meetings where,
the people making the decisions, are impressed by how a report looks more
than what the report says.
Graham,
Yes, there are too many people for whom appearance is more
Rich
I think this is a marketing thing, I have been to too many
meetings where,
the people making the decisions, are impressed by how a report
looks more
than what the report says.
Graham,
Yes, there are too many people for whom appearance is more
important than
is content. I don't
On Sun, 2008-06-22 at 11:32 +0100, Graham Smith wrote:
A rather vague question, but would anyone like to share their
experiences of using Lyx in a small business situation, or point me
towards some web links, with maybe example templates.
Graham,
I've been trying to do this for some years
A rather vague question, but would anyone like to share their
experiences of using Lyx in a small business situation, or point me
towards some web links, with maybe example templates.
Headed notepaper, business (technical) reports with smart covers etc.
I've been toying with Lyx for a while
Graham Smith wrote:
A rather vague question, but would anyone like to share their
experiences of using Lyx in a small business situation, or point me
towards some web links, with maybe example templates.
Headed notepaper, business (technical)
You can insert an image (for example the logo
Charles,
Thanks,
I mean by a smart cover, one with things like a vertical line to add
a bit of style, maybe a photograph etc.
Graham
On 22 Jun 2008, at 14:11, Charles de Miramon wrote:
Graham Smith wrote:
A rather vague question, but would anyone like to share their
experiences of
On Sun, 22 Jun 2008, Graham Smith wrote:
A rather vague question, but would anyone like to share their experiences
of using Lyx in a small business situation, or point me towards some web
links, with maybe example templates.
Headed notepaper, business (technical) reports with smart covers
On Sunday 22 June 2008 06:32, Graham Smith wrote:
A rather vague question, but would anyone like to share their
experiences of using Lyx in a small business situation, or point me
towards some web links, with maybe example templates.
Headed notepaper, business (technical) reports with smart
Rich,
All my technical documents, articles, white papers and so on --
including
my book -- have been written using LyX. Earlier this year I decided
to make
the transition complete by using LyX for letters and proposals.
Thanks for this, it gives encouragement to persevere with Lyx, I'm
Steve,
Personally, I think for everyday letters, ad-hoc reports, informal
reports,
initial design documents, and general stuff that's not too
important,
That's worth thinking about.
For formal reports that have to look good, and especially if they
have to look
consistent with
On Sunday 22 June 2008 12:08, Graham Smith wrote:
Steve,
Personally, I think for everyday letters, ad-hoc reports, informal
reports,
initial design documents, and general stuff that's not too
important,
That's worth thinking about.
For formal reports that have to look good, and
On Sun, 22 Jun 2008, Graham Smith wrote:
There's a long thread in this mail list's archives on adding the
letterhead (a .pdf file), signature (a .jpg file), and so on. I sent
the .lyx file of a working template to Christian for inclusion in the
wiki, so that's a resource, too.
I can't
Steve,
This is what I am mainly interested in, having experienced how much
better a report looks produced in Lyx is compared to Word, its the
production of technical reports that I can see the biggest advantage.
But I admit, I had been thinking of trying to move everything over to
Lyx, as Rich
On Sunday 22 June 2008 13:32, Graham Smith wrote:
Steve,
This is what I am mainly interested in, having experienced how much
better a report looks produced in Lyx is compared to Word, its the
production of technical reports that I can see the biggest advantage.
But I admit, I had been
Hi Graham,
I'm using LyX for many (probably at least five or six) years now. Before
I had used plain LaTeX also for years.
I have invested some time and used my experience with LaTeX to design
templates for LyX documents for a few different types of papers I need
for my small one man
Christian,
There's a long thread in this mail list's archives on adding the
letterhead (a .pdf file), signature (a .jpg file), and so on. I
sent the .lyx file of a working template to Christian for
inclusion in the wiki, so that's a resource, too.
I can't actually find this on the
Steve,
Mmmm, I think I will be doing well to get people using Lyx, without
introducing more alien programs to them !
But I agree about the usefulness of something like VimOutliner for ad
hoc stuff. I have used Emacs with org.mode for this, and I take on
board the issues of ad hoc stuff in
On Sun, 22 Jun 2008, Graham Smith wrote:
I think this is a marketing thing, I have been to too many meetings where,
the people making the decisions, are impressed by how a report looks more
than what the report says.
Graham,
Yes, there are too many people for whom appearance is more
Rich
I think this is a marketing thing, I have been to too many
meetings where,
the people making the decisions, are impressed by how a report
looks more
than what the report says.
Graham,
Yes, there are too many people for whom appearance is more
important than
is content. I don't
On Sun, 2008-06-22 at 11:32 +0100, Graham Smith wrote:
A rather vague question, but would anyone like to share their
experiences of using Lyx in a small business situation, or point me
towards some web links, with maybe example templates.
Graham,
I've been trying to do this for some years
A rather vague question, but would anyone like to share their
experiences of using Lyx in a small business situation, or point me
towards some web links, with maybe example templates.
Headed notepaper, business (technical) reports with "smart" covers etc.
I've been toying with Lyx for a
Graham Smith wrote:
> A rather vague question, but would anyone like to share their
> experiences of using Lyx in a small business situation, or point me
> towards some web links, with maybe example templates.
>
> Headed notepaper, business (technical)
You can insert an image (for example the
Charles,
Thanks,
I mean by a smart cover, one with things like a vertical line to add
a bit of style, maybe a photograph etc.
Graham
On 22 Jun 2008, at 14:11, Charles de Miramon wrote:
Graham Smith wrote:
A rather vague question, but would anyone like to share their
experiences of
On Sun, 22 Jun 2008, Graham Smith wrote:
A rather vague question, but would anyone like to share their experiences
of using Lyx in a small business situation, or point me towards some web
links, with maybe example templates.
Headed notepaper, business (technical) reports with "smart" covers
On Sunday 22 June 2008 06:32, Graham Smith wrote:
> A rather vague question, but would anyone like to share their
> experiences of using Lyx in a small business situation, or point me
> towards some web links, with maybe example templates.
>
> Headed notepaper, business (technical) reports with
Rich,
All my technical documents, articles, white papers and so on --
including
my book -- have been written using LyX. Earlier this year I decided
to make
the transition complete by using LyX for letters and proposals.
Thanks for this, it gives encouragement to persevere with Lyx, I'm
Steve,
Personally, I think for everyday letters, ad-hoc reports, informal
reports,
initial design documents, and general "stuff" that's not too
important,
That's worth thinking about.
For formal reports that have to look good, and especially if they
have to look
consistent with
On Sunday 22 June 2008 12:08, Graham Smith wrote:
> Steve,
>
> > Personally, I think for everyday letters, ad-hoc reports, informal
> > reports,
> > initial design documents, and general "stuff" that's not too
> > important,
>
> That's worth thinking about.
>
> > For formal reports that have to
On Sun, 22 Jun 2008, Graham Smith wrote:
There's a long thread in this mail list's archives on adding the
letterhead (a .pdf file), signature (a .jpg file), and so on. I sent
the .lyx file of a working template to Christian for inclusion in the
wiki, so that's a resource, too.
I can't
Steve,
This is what I am mainly interested in, having experienced how much
better a report looks produced in Lyx is compared to Word, its the
production of technical reports that I can see the biggest advantage.
But I admit, I had been thinking of trying to move everything over to
Lyx, as Rich
On Sunday 22 June 2008 13:32, Graham Smith wrote:
> Steve,
>
> >> This is what I am mainly interested in, having experienced how much
> >> better a report looks produced in Lyx is compared to Word, its the
> >> production of technical reports that I can see the biggest advantage.
> >> But I admit,
Hi Graham,
I'm using LyX for many (probably at least five or six) years now. Before
I had used plain LaTeX also for years.
I have invested some time and used my experience with LaTeX to design
templates for LyX documents for a few different types of papers I need
for my small one man
Christian,
There's a long thread in this mail list's archives on adding the
letterhead (a .pdf file), signature (a .jpg file), and so on. I
sent the .lyx file of a working template to Christian for
inclusion in the wiki, so that's a resource, too.
I can't actually find this on the
Steve,
Mmmm, I think I will be doing well to get people using Lyx, without
introducing more alien programs to them !
But I agree about the usefulness of something like VimOutliner for ad
hoc stuff. I have used Emacs with org.mode for this, and I take on
board the issues of ad hoc stuff in
On Sun, 22 Jun 2008, Graham Smith wrote:
I think this is a marketing thing, I have been to too many meetings where,
the people making the decisions, are impressed by how a report looks more
than what the report says.
Graham,
Yes, there are too many people for whom appearance is more
Rich
I think this is a marketing thing, I have been to too many
meetings where,
the people making the decisions, are impressed by how a report
looks more
than what the report says.
Graham,
Yes, there are too many people for whom appearance is more
important than
is content. I don't
On Sun, 2008-06-22 at 11:32 +0100, Graham Smith wrote:
> A rather vague question, but would anyone like to share their
> experiences of using Lyx in a small business situation, or point me
> towards some web links, with maybe example templates.
Graham,
I've been trying to do this for some
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