Hello,
Where is the hfill insert in lyx 1.6 ?
My binding doesn't work anymore !
Philippe Camus
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Where is the hfill insert in lyx 1.6 ?
Insert Formatting Horizontal space
My binding doesn't work anymore !
space-insert hfill
Regards,
Dominik.-
Hello,
Where is the hfill insert in lyx 1.6 ?
My binding doesn't work anymore !
Philippe Camus
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Where is the hfill insert in lyx 1.6 ?
Insert Formatting Horizontal space
My binding doesn't work anymore !
space-insert hfill
Regards,
Dominik.-
Hello,
Where is the "hfill insert" in lyx 1.6 ?
My binding doesn't work anymore !
Philippe Camus
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Where is the "hfill insert" in lyx 1.6 ?
Insert > Formatting > Horizontal space
> My binding doesn't work anymore !
space-insert hfill
Regards,
Dominik.-
Dear All
I am looking for a command similar to \hfill to use inside math mode.
In truth, I am wanting to have a single line with several equations
equally separated. I have already had a look at Herbert's Math mode,
but no luck.
Thanks in advance,
Paul
Paul Smith wrote:
I am looking for a command similar to \hfill to use inside math mode.
In truth, I am wanting to have a single line with several equations
equally separated. I have already had a look at Herbert's Math mode,
but no luck.
?? page 52,53,54,55,...
or put it into a tabularx
Herbert
On Wednesday 03 November 2004 20:45, Paul Smith wrote:
Dear All
I am looking for a command similar to \hfill to use inside math mode.
In truth, I am wanting to have a single line with several equations
equally separated.
I think the AMS align environment does that, but the line has just one
On Wed, 03 Nov 2004 20:59:00 +0100, Herbert Voss [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am looking for a command similar to \hfill to use inside math mode.
In truth, I am wanting to have a single line with several equations
equally separated. I have already had a look at Herbert's Math mode
Dear All
I am looking for a command similar to \hfill to use inside math mode.
In truth, I am wanting to have a single line with several equations
equally separated. I have already had a look at Herbert's Math mode,
but no luck.
Thanks in advance,
Paul
Paul Smith wrote:
I am looking for a command similar to \hfill to use inside math mode.
In truth, I am wanting to have a single line with several equations
equally separated. I have already had a look at Herbert's Math mode,
but no luck.
?? page 52,53,54,55,...
or put it into a tabularx
Herbert
On Wednesday 03 November 2004 20:45, Paul Smith wrote:
Dear All
I am looking for a command similar to \hfill to use inside math mode.
In truth, I am wanting to have a single line with several equations
equally separated.
I think the AMS align environment does that, but the line has just one
On Wed, 03 Nov 2004 20:59:00 +0100, Herbert Voss [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am looking for a command similar to \hfill to use inside math mode.
In truth, I am wanting to have a single line with several equations
equally separated. I have already had a look at Herbert's Math mode
Dear All
I am looking for a command similar to \hfill to use inside math mode.
In truth, I am wanting to have a single line with several equations
equally separated. I have already had a look at Herbert's "Math mode",
but no luck.
Thanks in advance,
Paul
Paul Smith wrote:
I am looking for a command similar to \hfill to use inside math mode.
In truth, I am wanting to have a single line with several equations
equally separated. I have already had a look at Herbert's "Math mode",
but no luck.
?? page 52,53,54,55,...
or put it into a tabula
On Wednesday 03 November 2004 20:45, Paul Smith wrote:
> Dear All
>
> I am looking for a command similar to \hfill to use inside math mode.
> In truth, I am wanting to have a single line with several equations
> equally separated.
I think the AMS align environment does that, b
On Wed, 03 Nov 2004 20:59:00 +0100, Herbert Voss <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I am looking for a command similar to \hfill to use inside math mode.
> > In truth, I am wanting to have a single line with several equations
> > equally separated. I have already had a look
On Tue, Sep 11, 2001 at 12:20:43AM +0200, Niklaus Giger wrote:
I have found in my A guide to LaTeX the TeX-function \dotfill which does
the job for me.
Is there a LyX-way to use this feature (except the trivial solution to insert
it using the TeX-style)? (I fear that the LaTeX-solution is
On Tue, Sep 11, 2001 at 12:20:43AM +0200, Niklaus Giger wrote:
I have found in my A guide to LaTeX the TeX-function \dotfill which does
the job for me.
Is there a LyX-way to use this feature (except the trivial solution to insert
it using the TeX-style)? (I fear that the LaTeX-solution is
On Tue, Sep 11, 2001 at 12:20:43AM +0200, Niklaus Giger wrote:
> I have found in my "A guide to LaTeX" the TeX-function \dotfill which does
> the job for me.
>
> Is there a LyX-way to use this feature (except the trivial solution to insert
> it using the TeX-style)? (I fear that the
could not yet solve and for which I didn't
find any help on the web.
Sometimes I would like to have HFill with periods. Sometimes (in other
programs) also called tabs with leading character e.g. {.,-}.
E.g. my line should look like
Some text ...After HFILL
could not yet solve and for which I didn't
find any help on the web.
Sometimes I would like to have HFill with periods. Sometimes (in other
programs) also called tabs with leading character e.g. {.,-}.
E.g. my line should look like
Some text ...After HFILL
could not yet solve and for which I didn't
find any help on the web.
Sometimes I would like to have "HFill with periods". Sometimes (in other
programs) also called "tabs with leading character" e.g. {.,-}.
E.g. my line should look like
Some text ..
can't I place an \hfill in a math equation
using Insert-Special Character-HFill? (p.s. of course, it would be super
nice for readability if LyX rendered the \hfill, but it is very understand-
able that it doesn't and it would be mostly "icing on the cake," as they
say.) I sometimes
can't I place an \hfill in a math equation
using Insert-Special Character-HFill? (p.s. of course, it would be super
nice for readability if LyX rendered the \hfill, but it is very understand-
able that it doesn't and it would be mostly "icing on the cake," as they
say.) I sometimes
can't I place an \hfill in a math equation
using Insert->Special Character->HFill? (p.s. of course, it would be super
nice for readability if LyX rendered the \hfill, but it is very understand-
able that it doesn't and it would be mostly "icing on the cake," as they
say.) I some
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