On 12.03.08, Juergen Spitzmueller wrote:
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In the Text Before field, you can write \emph{e. g.}
Or rather \emph{e.\,g.}, for that matter (to get better spacing).
or any LaTex input
Remember, that you can use ViewView_Source to find out the right LaTeX
command for
On 12.03.08, Juergen Spitzmueller wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In the Text Before field, you can write \emph{e. g.}
Or rather \emph{e.\,g.}, for that matter (to get better spacing).
or any LaTex input
Remember, that you can use ViewView_Source to find out the right LaTeX
command for
On 12.03.08, Juergen Spitzmueller wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > In the Text Before field, you can write \emph{e. g.}
> Or rather \emph{e.\,g.}, for that matter (to get better spacing).
> > or any LaTex input
Remember, that you can use View>View_Source to find out the right LaTeX
I use Lyx 1.5.2 on XP with bibtex to write academic papers. I sometimes
want to cite a reference as an example of a point I am making using the
Latin expression *e.g*.. What I am going for is something like the
following.
Many researchers have said blah blah blah (*e.g.* Smith, 2005).
Andrew Barr wrote:
I use Lyx 1.5.2 on XP with bibtex to write academic papers. I sometimes
want to cite a reference as an example of a point I am making using the
Latin expression *e.g*.. What I am going for is something like the
following.
Many researchers have said blah blah blah
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In the Text Before field, you can write \emph{e. g.} or any LaTex input
Or rather \emph{e.\,g.}, for that matter (to get better spacing).
Jürgen
I use Lyx 1.5.2 on XP with bibtex to write academic papers. I sometimes
want to cite a reference as an example of a point I am making using the
Latin expression *e.g*.. What I am going for is something like the
following.
Many researchers have said blah blah blah (*e.g.* Smith, 2005).
Andrew Barr wrote:
I use Lyx 1.5.2 on XP with bibtex to write academic papers. I sometimes
want to cite a reference as an example of a point I am making using the
Latin expression *e.g*.. What I am going for is something like the
following.
Many researchers have said blah blah blah
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In the Text Before field, you can write \emph{e. g.} or any LaTex input
Or rather \emph{e.\,g.}, for that matter (to get better spacing).
Jürgen
I use Lyx 1.5.2 on XP with bibtex to write academic papers. I sometimes
want to cite a reference as an example of a point I am making using the
Latin expression *e.g*.. What I am going for is something like the
following.
Many researchers have said "blah blah blah" (*e.g.* Smith, 2005).
Andrew Barr wrote:
> I use Lyx 1.5.2 on XP with bibtex to write academic papers. I sometimes
> want to cite a reference as an example of a point I am making using the
> Latin expression *e.g*.. What I am going for is something like the
> following.
>
> Many researchers have said "blah
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> In the Text Before field, you can write \emph{e. g.} or any LaTex input
Or rather \emph{e.\,g.}, for that matter (to get better spacing).
Jürgen
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