Re: Printing a beamer outline

Richard >> I guess this is impossible. >> >> Unless someone has had a brainwave since my original post. >> >> > > I just haven't had time to think about it. LyX time is spent chasing other > bugs right now. I still appreciate you thinking about it, if you do have a sudden eureka moment, then I

Re: Printing a beamer outline

First off, unless you have a specific reason to put the article-only text in child documents, I'd probably advocate including it in the original text file in branches (just to keep things together). If you have a particular reason to use child documents, then maybe put the child include

Re: Printing a beamer outline

Paul, > First off, unless you have a specific reason to put the article-only text in > child documents, I'd probably advocate including it in the original text file > in > branches (just to keep things together).  If you have a particular reason to > use > child documents, then maybe put the

Printing a beamer outline

I have Beamer set up to create a main presentation plus a child document that produces an article (where I include additional article only text) that I use as a handout. A change of policy means that we are now handing out just an outline of the main slide headings and the bullet points

Re: Printing a beamer outline

On 09/16/2010 09:21 AM, Graham Smith wrote: I have Beamer set up to create a main presentation plus a child document that produces an article (where I include additional article only text) that I use as a handout. A change of policy means that we are now handing out just an outline of the main

Re: Printing a beamer outline

Richard, I'm not sure I fully understand what you want. What do you mean by the bullet points beneath them? I think of bullet points as things on the slides, so that's presumably not what you mean. If you have a presentation file with no additional article notes or graphics and print out a

Re: Printing a beamer outline

On 09/16/2010 03:29 PM, Graham Smith wrote: Richard, I'm not sure I fully understand what you want. What do you mean by the bullet points beneath them? I think of bullet points as things on the slides, so that's presumably not what you mean. If you have a presentation file with

Re: Printing a beamer outline

Richard, Thanks for persisting with this. The text is added in an ERT box. \modearticle {text inserted between brackets will only print in the article and not the presentation} Graphics are added just with the insert graphics menu. It is beginning to look that this may well end up rather

Re: Printing a beamer outline

I wonder if a child document that only contained a TOC might work, if that's possible. Graham

Printing a beamer outline

I have Beamer set up to create a main presentation plus a child document that produces an article (where I include additional article only text) that I use as a handout. A change of policy means that we are now handing out just an outline of the main slide headings and the bullet points

Re: Printing a beamer outline

On 09/16/2010 09:21 AM, Graham Smith wrote: I have Beamer set up to create a main presentation plus a child document that produces an article (where I include additional article only text) that I use as a handout. A change of policy means that we are now handing out just an outline of the main

Re: Printing a beamer outline

Richard, I'm not sure I fully understand what you want. What do you mean by the bullet points beneath them? I think of bullet points as things on the slides, so that's presumably not what you mean. If you have a presentation file with no additional article notes or graphics and print out a

Re: Printing a beamer outline

On 09/16/2010 03:29 PM, Graham Smith wrote: Richard, I'm not sure I fully understand what you want. What do you mean by the bullet points beneath them? I think of bullet points as things on the slides, so that's presumably not what you mean. If you have a presentation file with

Re: Printing a beamer outline

Richard, Thanks for persisting with this. The text is added in an ERT box. \modearticle {text inserted between brackets will only print in the article and not the presentation} Graphics are added just with the insert graphics menu. It is beginning to look that this may well end up rather

Re: Printing a beamer outline

I wonder if a child document that only contained a TOC might work, if that's possible. Graham

Printing a beamer outline

I have Beamer set up to create a main presentation plus a child document that produces an article (where I include additional "article" only text) that I use as a handout. A change of policy means that we are now handing out just an "outline" of the main slide headings and the bullet points

Re: Printing a beamer outline

On 09/16/2010 09:21 AM, Graham Smith wrote: I have Beamer set up to create a main presentation plus a child document that produces an article (where I include additional "article" only text) that I use as a handout. A change of policy means that we are now handing out just an "outline" of the

Re: Printing a beamer outline

Richard, > I'm not sure I fully understand what you want. What do you mean by "the > bullet points beneath them"? I think of bullet points as things on the > slides, so that's presumably not what you mean. If you have a presentation file with no additional "article" notes or graphics and print

Re: Printing a beamer outline

On 09/16/2010 03:29 PM, Graham Smith wrote: Richard, I'm not sure I fully understand what you want. What do you mean by "the bullet points beneath them"? I think of bullet points as things on the slides, so that's presumably not what you mean. If you have a presentation file with

Re: Printing a beamer outline

Richard, Thanks for persisting with this. The text is added in an ERT box. \mode {text inserted between brackets will only print in the article and not the presentation} Graphics are added just with the insert graphics menu. It is beginning to look that this may well end up rather

Re: Printing a beamer outline

I wonder if a child document that only contained a TOC might work, if that's possible. Graham

Windows printing not working

Hi list, Lyx 1.6.5 (normal Windows installer running under XP/SP3) doesn't execute the very convenient lp.exe windows print dialog command discussed at http://wiki.lyx.org/Windows/LyXWinTips This worked fine under 1.6.4. I have lp.exe in my path, in fact I put it in mktex/bin . lyx

Re: Windows printing not working

Gerald Cecil schrieb: Lyx 1.6.5 (normal Windows installer running under XP/SP3) doesn't execute the very convenient lp.exe windows print dialog command discussed at http://wiki.lyx.org/Windows/LyXWinTips The easiest and most safe way of printing is to export your document as PDF(pdflatex

Windows printing not working

Hi list, Lyx 1.6.5 (normal Windows installer running under XP/SP3) doesn't execute the very convenient lp.exe windows print dialog command discussed at http://wiki.lyx.org/Windows/LyXWinTips This worked fine under 1.6.4. I have lp.exe in my path, in fact I put it in mktex/bin . lyx

Re: Windows printing not working

Gerald Cecil schrieb: Lyx 1.6.5 (normal Windows installer running under XP/SP3) doesn't execute the very convenient lp.exe windows print dialog command discussed at http://wiki.lyx.org/Windows/LyXWinTips The easiest and most safe way of printing is to export your document as PDF(pdflatex

Windows printing not working

Hi list, Lyx 1.6.5 (normal Windows installer running under XP/SP3) doesn't execute the very convenient lp.exe windows print dialog command discussed at http://wiki.lyx.org/Windows/LyXWinTips This worked fine under 1.6.4. I have lp.exe in my path, in fact I put it in mktex/bin . lyx

Re: Windows printing not working

Gerald Cecil schrieb: Lyx 1.6.5 (normal Windows installer running under XP/SP3) doesn't execute the very convenient lp.exe windows print dialog command discussed at http://wiki.lyx.org/Windows/LyXWinTips The easiest and most safe way of printing is to export your document as PDF(pdflatex

Re: Lyx problem printing

On 2010-02-02, rgheck wrote: The lyx2lyx script is called only to convert files from older versions of LyX to the current format, This is a common misconception. lyx2lyx is called whenever the file format of the file differs from the file format used in the running LyX version. (This will

Re: Lyx problem printing

On 2010-02-02, rgheck wrote: The lyx2lyx script is called only to convert files from older versions of LyX to the current format, This is a common misconception. lyx2lyx is called whenever the file format of the file differs from the file format used in the running LyX version. (This will

Re: Lyx problem printing

On 2010-02-02, rgheck wrote: > The lyx2lyx script is called only to convert files from older versions > of LyX to the current format, This is a common misconception. lyx2lyx is called whenever the file format of the file differs from the file format used in the running LyX version. (This will

Lyx problem printing

I am brand new to lyx/latex/tex. I installed lyx 1.61 under Ubuntu 8.04, using the Ubuntu backports repository. When I tried to print the tutorial, I got the following error: Lyx: Cannot convert file An error occurred whilst running python -tt '/usr/share/lyx/lyx2lyx/lyx2lyx' -cbig After

Re: Lyx problem printing

On 02/02/2010 11:11 AM, Dean Chandler wrote: I am brand new to lyx/latex/tex. I installed lyx 1.61 under Ubuntu 8.04, using the Ubuntu backports repository. When I tried to print the tutorial, I got the following error: Lyx: Cannot convert file An error occurred whilst running python -tt

Re: Lyx problem printing

Dean Chandler schrieb: I am brand new to lyx/latex/tex. I installed lyx 1.61 under Ubuntu 8.04, using the Ubuntu backports repository. When I tried to print the tutorial, It should at least work when you export or view the file as PDF (pdflatex) and then print it using your PDF viewer

Lyx problem printing

I am brand new to lyx/latex/tex. I installed lyx 1.61 under Ubuntu 8.04, using the Ubuntu backports repository. When I tried to print the tutorial, I got the following error: Lyx: Cannot convert file An error occurred whilst running python -tt '/usr/share/lyx/lyx2lyx/lyx2lyx' -cbig After

Re: Lyx problem printing

On 02/02/2010 11:11 AM, Dean Chandler wrote: I am brand new to lyx/latex/tex. I installed lyx 1.61 under Ubuntu 8.04, using the Ubuntu backports repository. When I tried to print the tutorial, I got the following error: Lyx: Cannot convert file An error occurred whilst running python -tt

Re: Lyx problem printing

Dean Chandler schrieb: I am brand new to lyx/latex/tex. I installed lyx 1.61 under Ubuntu 8.04, using the Ubuntu backports repository. When I tried to print the tutorial, It should at least work when you export or view the file as PDF (pdflatex) and then print it using your PDF viewer

Lyx problem printing

I am brand new to lyx/latex/tex. I installed lyx 1.61 under Ubuntu 8.04, using the Ubuntu backports repository. When I tried to print the tutorial, I got the following error: Lyx: Cannot convert file An error occurred whilst running python -tt '/usr/share/lyx/lyx2lyx/lyx2lyx' -cbig After

Re: Lyx problem printing

On 02/02/2010 11:11 AM, Dean Chandler wrote: I am brand new to lyx/latex/tex. I installed lyx 1.61 under Ubuntu 8.04, using the Ubuntu backports repository. When I tried to print the tutorial, I got the following error: Lyx: Cannot convert file An error occurred whilst running python -tt

Re: Lyx problem printing

Dean Chandler schrieb: I am brand new to lyx/latex/tex. I installed lyx 1.61 under Ubuntu 8.04, using the Ubuntu backports repository. When I tried to print the tutorial, It should at least work when you export or view the file as PDF (pdflatex) and then print it using your PDF viewer

Printing problems.........

It doesn't rain but it pours. My HP Deskjet F2280 all in one printer won't print landscape in anything created by LyX either directly from LyX or from a .pdf file that LyX created. I see on the Hewlett Packard webspace that another person is having problems with the same printer when trying to

Re: Printing problems.........

On 01/28/2010 08:02 AM, M-L wrote: It doesn't rain but it pours. My HP Deskjet F2280 all in one printer won't print landscape in anything created by LyX either directly from LyX or from a .pdf file that LyX created. I see on the Hewlett Packard webspace that another person is having

Re: Printing problems.........

On Thu, 28 Jan 2010 08:23:04 -0500 rgheck rgh...@bobjweil.com applied thoughts to keyboard and posted this: On 01/28/2010 08:02 AM, M-L wrote: It doesn't rain but it pours. My HP Deskjet F2280 all in one printer won't print landscape in anything created by LyX either directly from LyX or from

Printing problems.........

It doesn't rain but it pours. My HP Deskjet F2280 all in one printer won't print landscape in anything created by LyX either directly from LyX or from a .pdf file that LyX created. I see on the Hewlett Packard webspace that another person is having problems with the same printer when trying to

Re: Printing problems.........

On 01/28/2010 08:02 AM, M-L wrote: It doesn't rain but it pours. My HP Deskjet F2280 all in one printer won't print landscape in anything created by LyX either directly from LyX or from a .pdf file that LyX created. I see on the Hewlett Packard webspace that another person is having

Re: Printing problems.........

On Thu, 28 Jan 2010 08:23:04 -0500 rgheck rgh...@bobjweil.com applied thoughts to keyboard and posted this: On 01/28/2010 08:02 AM, M-L wrote: It doesn't rain but it pours. My HP Deskjet F2280 all in one printer won't print landscape in anything created by LyX either directly from LyX or from

Printing problems.........

It doesn't rain but it pours. My HP Deskjet F2280 all in one printer won't print landscape in anything created by LyX either directly from LyX or from a .pdf file that LyX created. I see on the Hewlett Packard webspace that another person is having problems with the same printer when trying to

Re: Printing problems.........

On 01/28/2010 08:02 AM, M-L wrote: > It doesn't rain but it pours. > > My HP Deskjet F2280 all in one printer won't print landscape in > anything created by LyX either directly from LyX or from a .pdf file > that LyX created. > > I see on the Hewlett Packard webspace that another person is having

Re: Printing problems.........

On Thu, 28 Jan 2010 08:23:04 -0500 rgheck applied thoughts to keyboard and posted this: >On 01/28/2010 08:02 AM, M-L wrote: >> It doesn't rain but it pours. >> >> My HP Deskjet F2280 all in one printer won't print landscape in >> anything created by LyX either directly from

photographs: what format to use for b/w printing via lyx?

Does anyone have any useful input on what photo format gives the best quality results on b/w printing via lyx? Are there any optimal values, or things to worry about? TIA Richard

RE: photographs: what format to use for b/w printing via lyx?

to highlight? What kind of contrast values are you hoping to get? What is the initial resolution? Do you have high-res copies for printing on a press or will you be printing from a desktop computer? The answer to your original question really depends on what you want to do with them. My experience

RE: photographs: what format to use for b/w printing via lyx?

on a white background? Or are they grayscale images or are they true black and white (two-tone images)? Are there any pertinent details that you wish to highlight? What kind of contrast values are you hoping to get? What is the initial resolution? Do you have high-res copies for printing

RE: photographs: what format to use for b/w printing via lyx?

that they aren't down sampled (some image editing programs don't distinguish between the pixel dimensions and the physical dimensions). You want the pixel dimensions to remain the same, regardless of the physical dimensions. Most printing presses require images that are at least 300 dpi, though bigger

RE: photographs: what format to use for b/w printing via lyx?

dimensions to remain the same, regardless of the physical dimensions. Most printing presses require images that are at least 300 dpi, though bigger is *always* better. It's a completely different mindset than when creating something for online distribution. Thus, I would avoid Photoshop's Save

photographs: what format to use for b/w printing via lyx?

Does anyone have any useful input on what photo format gives the best quality results on b/w printing via lyx? Are there any optimal values, or things to worry about? TIA Richard

RE: photographs: what format to use for b/w printing via lyx?

to highlight? What kind of contrast values are you hoping to get? What is the initial resolution? Do you have high-res copies for printing on a press or will you be printing from a desktop computer? The answer to your original question really depends on what you want to do with them. My experience

RE: photographs: what format to use for b/w printing via lyx?

on a white background? Or are they grayscale images or are they true black and white (two-tone images)? Are there any pertinent details that you wish to highlight? What kind of contrast values are you hoping to get? What is the initial resolution? Do you have high-res copies for printing

RE: photographs: what format to use for b/w printing via lyx?

that they aren't down sampled (some image editing programs don't distinguish between the pixel dimensions and the physical dimensions). You want the pixel dimensions to remain the same, regardless of the physical dimensions. Most printing presses require images that are at least 300 dpi, though bigger

RE: photographs: what format to use for b/w printing via lyx?

dimensions to remain the same, regardless of the physical dimensions. Most printing presses require images that are at least 300 dpi, though bigger is *always* better. It's a completely different mindset than when creating something for online distribution. Thus, I would avoid Photoshop's Save

photographs: what format to use for b/w printing via lyx?

Does anyone have any useful input on what photo format gives the best quality results on b/w printing via lyx? Are there any optimal values, or things to worry about? TIA Richard

RE: photographs: what format to use for b/w printing via lyx?

to highlight? What kind of contrast values are you hoping to get? What is the initial resolution? Do you have high-res copies for printing on a press or will you be printing from a desktop computer? The answer to your original question really depends on what you want to do with them. My experience

RE: photographs: what format to use for b/w printing via lyx?

> you have high-res copies for printing on a press or will you be printing > from a desktop computer? > > The answer to your original question really depends on what you want to do > with them. My experience with LyX has been that it does a pretty good job > with whateve

RE: photographs: what format to use for b/w printing via lyx?

onal data. Also, when you "scale the images", make sure that they aren't down sampled (some image editing programs don't distinguish between the pixel dimensions and the physical dimensions). You want the pixel dimensions to remain the same, regardless of the physical dimensions. Most pri

RE: photographs: what format to use for b/w printing via lyx?

t; Also, when you "scale the images", make sure that they aren't down sampled > (some image editing programs don't distinguish between the pixel dimensions > and the physical dimensions). You want the pixel dimensions to remain the > same, regardless of the physical dimens

Re: Printing book on two-sided document

--- On Sun, 12/6/09, Jürgen Spitzmüller sp...@lyx.org wrote: From: Jürgen Spitzmüller sp...@lyx.org Subject: Re: Printing book on two-sided document To: lyx-users@lists.lyx.org Received: Sunday, December 6, 2009, 8:33 AM Luca Carlon wrote: Hi! Tomorrow I will have to print my final

Re: Printing book on two-sided document

--- On Sun, 12/6/09, Jürgen Spitzmüller sp...@lyx.org wrote: From: Jürgen Spitzmüller sp...@lyx.org Subject: Re: Printing book on two-sided document To: lyx-users@lists.lyx.org Received: Sunday, December 6, 2009, 8:33 AM Luca Carlon wrote: Hi! Tomorrow I will have to print my final

Re: Printing book on two-sided document

--- On Sun, 12/6/09, Jürgen Spitzmüller <sp...@lyx.org> wrote: > From: Jürgen Spitzmüller <sp...@lyx.org> > Subject: Re: Printing book on two-sided document > To: lyx-users@lists.lyx.org > Received: Sunday, December 6, 2009, 8:33 AM > Luca Carlon wrote: > > Hi!

Printing book on two-sided document

Hi! Tomorrow I will have to print my final thesis, and I'll have it binded. So, I checked in LyX the two-sided document checkbox, to have it on the two sides to create the book, but I noticed something strange. I suppose this is not LyX related, but I don't know: the created document is, of

Re: Printing book on two-sided document

Luca Carlon wrote: Hi! Tomorrow I will have to print my final thesis, and I'll have it binded. So, I checked in LyX the two-sided document checkbox, to have it on the two sides to create the book, but I noticed something strange. I suppose this is not LyX related, but I don't know: the

Re: Printing book on two-sided document

. Remember that the inner space in double-side layout is the *sum* of both the inner margin of the left and the right page, so the inner margin of each individual page has to be narrower than the outer margin. The above statement is true only if use design the document for printing, where the space

Re: Printing book on two-sided document

Manveru wrote: The above statement is true only if use design the document for printing, where the space to bind/glue will be added at final prepress stage. In case of document printed on laser printer and then manually binded the inner margins have to be wider than outer. For this case

Re: Printing book on two-sided document

Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote: Manveru wrote: The above statement is true only if use design the document for printing, where the space to bind/glue will be added at final prepress stage. In case of document printed on laser printer and then manually binded the inner margins have to be wider than

Re: Printing book on two-sided document

On Sunday 06 December 2009 14:01:01 Luca Carlon wrote: Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote: Manveru wrote: The above statement is true only if use design the document for printing, where the space to bind/glue will be added at final prepress stage. In case of document printed on laser printer

Printing book on two-sided document

Hi! Tomorrow I will have to print my final thesis, and I'll have it binded. So, I checked in LyX the two-sided document checkbox, to have it on the two sides to create the book, but I noticed something strange. I suppose this is not LyX related, but I don't know: the created document is, of

Re: Printing book on two-sided document

Luca Carlon wrote: Hi! Tomorrow I will have to print my final thesis, and I'll have it binded. So, I checked in LyX the two-sided document checkbox, to have it on the two sides to create the book, but I noticed something strange. I suppose this is not LyX related, but I don't know: the

Re: Printing book on two-sided document

. Remember that the inner space in double-side layout is the *sum* of both the inner margin of the left and the right page, so the inner margin of each individual page has to be narrower than the outer margin. The above statement is true only if use design the document for printing, where the space

Re: Printing book on two-sided document

Manveru wrote: The above statement is true only if use design the document for printing, where the space to bind/glue will be added at final prepress stage. In case of document printed on laser printer and then manually binded the inner margins have to be wider than outer. For this case

Re: Printing book on two-sided document

Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote: Manveru wrote: The above statement is true only if use design the document for printing, where the space to bind/glue will be added at final prepress stage. In case of document printed on laser printer and then manually binded the inner margins have to be wider than

Re: Printing book on two-sided document

On Sunday 06 December 2009 14:01:01 Luca Carlon wrote: Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote: Manveru wrote: The above statement is true only if use design the document for printing, where the space to bind/glue will be added at final prepress stage. In case of document printed on laser printer

Printing book on two-sided document

Hi! Tomorrow I will have to print my final thesis, and I'll have it binded. So, I checked in LyX the "two-sided document" checkbox, to have it on the two sides to create the book, but I noticed something strange. I suppose this is not LyX related, but I don't know: the created document is, of

Re: Printing book on two-sided document

Luca Carlon wrote: > Hi! Tomorrow I will have to print my final thesis, and I'll have it > binded. So, I checked in LyX the "two-sided document" checkbox, to have > it on the two sides to create the book, but I noticed something strange. > I suppose this is not LyX related, but I don't know:

Re: Printing book on two-sided document

has to be narrower than the outer margin. The above statement is true only if use design the document for printing, where the space to bind/glue will be added at final prepress stage. In case of document printed on laser printer and then manually binded the inner margins have to be wider than outer. -- Manveru jabber: manv...@manveru.pl gg: 1624001 http://www.manveru.pl

Re: Printing book on two-sided document

Manveru wrote: > The above statement is true only if use design the document for > printing, where the space to bind/glue will be added at final prepress > stage. In case of document printed on laser printer and then manually > binded the inner margins have to be wider than outer. F

Re: Printing book on two-sided document

Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote: Manveru wrote: The above statement is true only if use design the document for printing, where the space to bind/glue will be added at final prepress stage. In case of document printed on laser printer and then manually binded the inner margins have to be wider than

Re: Printing book on two-sided document

On Sunday 06 December 2009 14:01:01 Luca Carlon wrote: > Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote: > > Manveru wrote: > >> The above statement is true only if use design the document for > >> printing, where the space to bind/glue will be added at final prepress > >> stage.

Re: Skip a block of text when printing

On 2009-12-02, Rob wrote: I have a bunch of figures at the end of my document that I want to keep in the document, but I don't want to have them appear in the pdf output. How do I skip over these? They need to be part of the material compiled since they have labels that are referenced in

Re: Skip a block of text when printing

On 2009-12-02, Rob wrote: I have a bunch of figures at the end of my document that I want to keep in the document, but I don't want to have them appear in the pdf output. How do I skip over these? They need to be part of the material compiled since they have labels that are referenced in

Re: Skip a block of text when printing

On 2009-12-02, Rob wrote: > I have a bunch of figures at the end of my document that I want to keep > in the document, but I don't want to have them appear in the pdf > output. How do I "skip" over these? They need to be part of the > material compiled since they have labels that are

Skip a block of text when printing

Hi, I have a bunch of figures at the end of my document that I want to keep in the document, but I don't want to have them appear in the pdf output. How do I skip over these? They need to be part of the material compiled since they have labels that are referenced in the text, but I simply don't

Re: Skip a block of text when printing

Rob schrieb: I have a bunch of figures at the end of my document that I want to keep in the document, but I don't want to have them appear in the pdf output. Add the document option draft in the menu Document-Settings-Document class-Custom, or mark the images as draft (right click on the

Skip a block of text when printing

Hi, I have a bunch of figures at the end of my document that I want to keep in the document, but I don't want to have them appear in the pdf output. How do I skip over these? They need to be part of the material compiled since they have labels that are referenced in the text, but I simply don't

Re: Skip a block of text when printing

Rob schrieb: I have a bunch of figures at the end of my document that I want to keep in the document, but I don't want to have them appear in the pdf output. Add the document option draft in the menu Document-Settings-Document class-Custom, or mark the images as draft (right click on the

Skip a block of text when printing

Hi, I have a bunch of figures at the end of my document that I want to keep in the document, but I don't want to have them appear in the pdf output. How do I "skip" over these? They need to be part of the material compiled since they have labels that are referenced in the text, but I simply

Re: Skip a block of text when printing

Rob schrieb: I have a bunch of figures at the end of my document that I want to keep in the document, but I don't want to have them appear in the pdf output. Add the document option "draft in the menu Document->Settings->Document class->Custom, or mark the images as draft (right click on the

Lyx note printing?

What's the easiest way to print lyx notes or comments? I've seen something in the mailing list archive from 2002. I have now 1.6.0.rc3. TIA, -- myriam From the cat's little instruction handbook: Don't run to the vet's for every little ache and pain.

Lyx note printing?

What's the easiest way to print lyx notes or comments? I've seen something in the mailing list archive from 2002. I have now 1.6.0.rc3. TIA, -- myriam From the cat's little instruction handbook: Don't run to the vet's for every little ache and pain.

Lyx note printing?

What's the easiest way to print lyx notes or comments? I've seen something in the mailing list archive from 2002. I have now 1.6.0.rc3. TIA, -- myriam >From the cat's little instruction handbook: Don't run to the vet's for every little ache and pain.

Prevent printing of footnotes

In a document with many footnotes, is there any easy way to turn off (prevent) the printing of the footnotes so that there is no trace of them in the printed document? Lou

Re: Prevent printing of footnotes

Louis A. Turk wrote: In a document with many footnotes, is there any easy way to turn off (prevent) the printing of the footnotes so that there is no trace of them in the printed document? I'd think something like: \def\footnote#1{} would do. But I've not tested this. rh

Prevent printing of footnotes

In a document with many footnotes, is there any easy way to turn off (prevent) the printing of the footnotes so that there is no trace of them in the printed document? Lou

Re: Prevent printing of footnotes

Louis A. Turk wrote: In a document with many footnotes, is there any easy way to turn off (prevent) the printing of the footnotes so that there is no trace of them in the printed document? I'd think something like: \def\footnote#1{} would do. But I've not tested this. rh

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