Re: Latex export converting to iso-8859-1?

Problem sorted out---and it had nothing to do with Lyx. It was my fault entirily---I had two files with almost identical filenames and different encodings. Sorry for the noise. S. On Tue, Jan 7, 2014 at 3:32 PM, stefano franchi stefano.fran...@gmail.comwrote: I am completely baffled by the

Re: Latex export converting to iso-8859-1?

Problem sorted out---and it had nothing to do with Lyx. It was my fault entirily---I had two files with almost identical filenames and different encodings. Sorry for the noise. S. On Tue, Jan 7, 2014 at 3:32 PM, stefano franchi stefano.fran...@gmail.comwrote: I am completely baffled by the

Re: Latex export converting to iso-8859-1?

Problem sorted out---and it had nothing to do with Lyx. It was my fault entirily---I had two files with almost identical filenames and different encodings. Sorry for the noise. S. On Tue, Jan 7, 2014 at 3:32 PM, stefano franchi wrote: > I am completely baffled by

Re: Latex export

Anders Host-Madsen wrote: General request: LyX should have the option of exporting just the latex code, without trying to convert pictures. Now if a picture already exists, it just gives the option of 'overwrite', 'overwrite all' or 'cancel', but no option to skip the export of that particular

Re: Latex export

Thanks, those two tickets exactly describe my problems. Hopefully they will get fixed in some future release To me, latex export is essential, a precondition for using LyX. I export all my LyX document to Latex. The reason is that I want to make sure that I can also edit them 20 years from now.

Re: Latex export

Anders Host-Madsen wrote: Actually, this leads to my next enhancement request: An option for LyX to automatically keep a backup copy of all documents in latex format. Has this been discussed before? Not that I remember. Jürgen

Re: Latex export

Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote: Anders Host-Madsen wrote: Actually, this leads to my next enhancement request: An option for LyX to automatically keep a backup copy of all documents in latex format. Has this been discussed before? Not that I remember. This sounds to me like a good

Re: Latex export

Anders Host-Madsen wrote: General request: LyX should have the option of exporting just the latex code, without trying to convert pictures. Now if a picture already exists, it just gives the option of 'overwrite', 'overwrite all' or 'cancel', but no option to skip the export of that particular

Re: Latex export

Thanks, those two tickets exactly describe my problems. Hopefully they will get fixed in some future release To me, latex export is essential, a precondition for using LyX. I export all my LyX document to Latex. The reason is that I want to make sure that I can also edit them 20 years from now.

Re: Latex export

Anders Host-Madsen wrote: Actually, this leads to my next enhancement request: An option for LyX to automatically keep a backup copy of all documents in latex format. Has this been discussed before? Not that I remember. Jürgen

Re: Latex export

Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote: Anders Host-Madsen wrote: Actually, this leads to my next enhancement request: An option for LyX to automatically keep a backup copy of all documents in latex format. Has this been discussed before? Not that I remember. This sounds to me like a good

Re: Latex export

Anders Host-Madsen wrote: > General request: LyX should have the option of exporting just the latex > code, without trying to convert pictures. Now if a picture already exists, > it just gives the option of 'overwrite', 'overwrite all' or 'cancel', but > no option to skip the export of that

Re: Latex export

Thanks, those two tickets exactly describe my problems. Hopefully they will get fixed in some future release To me, latex export is essential, a precondition for using LyX. I export all my LyX document to Latex. The reason is that I want to make sure that I can also edit them 20 years from now.

Re: Latex export

Anders Host-Madsen wrote: > Actually, this leads to my > next enhancement request: An option for LyX > to automatically keep a backup copy of all documents in latex format. > Has this been discussed before? Not that I remember. Jürgen

Re: Latex export

Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote: Anders Host-Madsen wrote: Actually, this leads to my next enhancement request: An option for LyX to automatically keep a backup copy of all documents in latex format. Has this been discussed before? Not that I remember. This sounds to me like a good

Re: latex export

Nagy Gabor wrote: Hi, I use LyX 1.3.6 (from Debian etch). I export my file in latex, and then I do this: $ latex thesis-komascript.tex Is this correct, or shall I use another command line? That looks correct. I get some warnings: TeX Warning: Citation `key-3' on page 4 undefined on input

Re: latex export

On Thursday 16 March 2006 11:38, Nagy Gabor wrote: Hi, I use LyX 1.3.6 (from Debian etch). I export my file in latex, and then I do this: $ latex thesis-komascript.tex Is this correct, or shall I use another command line? I get some warnings: TeX Warning: Citation `key-3' on page 4

Re: latex export

Nagy Gabor wrote: Hi, I use LyX 1.3.6 (from Debian etch). I export my file in latex, and then I do this: $ latex thesis-komascript.tex Is this correct, or shall I use another command line? That looks correct. I get some warnings: TeX Warning: Citation `key-3' on page 4 undefined on input

Re: latex export

On Thursday 16 March 2006 11:38, Nagy Gabor wrote: Hi, I use LyX 1.3.6 (from Debian etch). I export my file in latex, and then I do this: $ latex thesis-komascript.tex Is this correct, or shall I use another command line? I get some warnings: TeX Warning: Citation `key-3' on page 4

Re: latex export

Nagy Gabor wrote: Hi, I use LyX 1.3.6 (from Debian etch). I export my file in latex, and then I do this: $ latex thesis-komascript.tex Is this correct, or shall I use another command line? That looks correct. I get some warnings: TeX Warning: Citation `key-3' on page 4 undefined on input

Re: latex export

On Thursday 16 March 2006 11:38, Nagy Gabor wrote: > Hi, I use LyX 1.3.6 (from Debian etch). > > I export my file in latex, and then I do this: > > $ latex thesis-komascript.tex > > Is this correct, or shall I use another command line? > > I get some warnings: > TeX Warning: Citation `key-3' on