2013/4/15 Thomas Strausz:
Jürgen Spitzmüller spitz at lyx.org writes:
I don't know the solution to your problem. You might hit a general
drawback of
nomencl or makeindex, which should be replaced by the much better glossaries
package (which supports xindy) eventually within LyX.
The
2013/4/15 Thomas Strausz:
Jürgen Spitzmüller spitz at lyx.org writes:
I don't know the solution to your problem. You might hit a general
drawback of
nomencl or makeindex, which should be replaced by the much better glossaries
package (which supports xindy) eventually within LyX.
The
2013/4/15 Thomas Strausz:
> Jürgen Spitzmüller lyx.org> writes:
>
>> I don't know the solution to your problem. You might hit a general
> drawback of
>> nomencl or makeindex, which should be replaced by the much better glossaries
>> package (which supports xindy) eventually within LyX.
>
> The
Am Sonntag 14 April 2013, 18:08:02 schrieb Thomas Strausz:
Hello,
In a German language document I am trying to produce a nomenclature in LyX
using the implemented functions for the nomencl package. Some of the symbols
I use start with a German umlaut, e. g. ÖJZ. These entries are listed at
Jürgen Spitzmüller spitz at lyx.org writes:
I don't know the solution to your problem. You might hit a general
drawback of
nomencl or makeindex, which should be replaced by the much better glossaries
package (which supports xindy) eventually within LyX.
The problem with xindy might be, that
Am Sonntag 14 April 2013, 18:08:02 schrieb Thomas Strausz:
Hello,
In a German language document I am trying to produce a nomenclature in LyX
using the implemented functions for the nomencl package. Some of the symbols
I use start with a German umlaut, e. g. ÖJZ. These entries are listed at
Jürgen Spitzmüller spitz at lyx.org writes:
I don't know the solution to your problem. You might hit a general
drawback of
nomencl or makeindex, which should be replaced by the much better glossaries
package (which supports xindy) eventually within LyX.
The problem with xindy might be, that
Am Sonntag 14 April 2013, 18:08:02 schrieb Thomas Strausz:
> Hello,
>
> In a German language document I am trying to produce a nomenclature in LyX
> using the implemented functions for the nomencl package. Some of the symbols
> I use start with a German umlaut, e. g. ÖJZ. These entries are listed
Jürgen Spitzmüller lyx.org> writes:
> I don't know the solution to your problem. You might hit a general
drawback of
> nomencl or makeindex, which should be replaced by the much better glossaries
> package (which supports xindy) eventually within LyX.
The problem with xindy might be, that it
Hello,
In a German language document I am trying to produce a nomenclature in LyX
using the implemented functions for the nomencl package. Some of the symbols
I use start with a German umlaut, e. g. ÖJZ. These entries are listed at the
beginning of the nomenclature if I code the umlaute as \A,
Hello,
In a German language document I am trying to produce a nomenclature in LyX
using the implemented functions for the nomencl package. Some of the symbols
I use start with a German umlaut, e. g. ÖJZ. These entries are listed at the
beginning of the nomenclature if I code the umlaute as \A,
Hello,
In a German language document I am trying to produce a nomenclature in LyX
using the implemented functions for the nomencl package. Some of the symbols
I use start with a German umlaut, e. g. ÖJZ. These entries are listed at the
beginning of the nomenclature if I code the umlaute as \"A,
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