How do you include both section* and section in TOC ?
My question is the following short one: How do you include both unnumbered sections and numbered sections in TOC? (I have used LyX and am now using KLyX) TIA for any help! -- Maarten email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] homepage: http://delft.dyndns.org (Or somewhere else..) _ A large number of installed systems work by fiat. That is, they work by being declared to work. -- Anatol Holt
Re: How do you include both section* and section in TOC ?
---Reply to mail from Maarten Afman about How do you include both section* and section in TOC ? My question is the following short one: How do you include both unnumbered sections and numbered sections in TOC? You can use for the numbered sections the normal "section" and "chapter" enviroment. For the unnumbert sections use "addcap" and "addsect" envirments. Thats works fine for me with the koma-script classes... e.g. to include Preface and so on... . (I have used LyX and am now using KLyX) TIA for any help! I use lyx and I am not sure if koma-script and this envirments are supported in klyx. Try it. hope it helps, Andreas -- Maarten email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] homepage: http://delft.dyndns.org (Or somewhere else..) _ A large number of installed systems work by fiat. That is, they work by being declared to work. -- Anatol Holt ---End reply \|/ 0(o o)0 -oo00--(_)--00oo--- Andreas Jahnen Fachhochschule Trier Fachbereich: Angewandte Informatik -- E-Mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] WWW : http://www.FH-Trier.de/~jahnena ooO0000Ooo --( )( )--- \ ( ) / \_)(_/
dvips Type 1 font output
Hi, plowing along trying to get pdf files of a reasonable size. So far I have been unable to force dvips to use Type 1 scalable fonts which, reportedly, allow ps2pdf to produce small pdf files (rather than 10X the size of the ps file which I get using dvips in the normal configuration). I have the Adobe paper by Kevin Whitehouse on creating quality Adobe pdf files from TeX with DVIPS, but the specifics elude me. How do you create a fontmap that lists all the fonts that DVIPS should not use as bitmapped? Where does one find the equivalent font names that should be substituted? My document (book) is plain vanilla Times Roman, no figures, nothing fancy. I found all sorts of font map files, and experimented with "p +fontname.map" in a .dvipsrc file located in my home directory, but I could detect no change in the output from dvips (once converted with ps2pdf and displayed with Acrobat 3.0). Probably the solution is simpler than I think. Has anyone succeeded in forcing dvips to use Type 1 scalable fonts? I have RedHat 5.2 and LyX 1.01. I have pStill downloaded but have not compiled and tried it yet, as I'm assuming that it would not be any better than ps2pdf with dvips output that uses bitmapped fonts. The ability to distribute small pdf files would seem to be useful to many. Maybe we can document this procedure in one place. Greets, John
Re: LyX to Adobe PDF
On Thu, 20 May 1999, John Wetterau wrote: Is there a way to convert LyX output to Adobe PDF? Without going through ASCII export (and losing curly quotes)? LyX is marvelous for writing and printing. Now if I can find a way to transfer files to non-LyXers, all will be well. I'd recommend ps2pdf. Silvan Kaiser mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://user.cs.tu-berlin.de/~kaisers (PGP-key available) "FNORD!" - Pinky
Re: Problem with RCS in LyX 1.0.1
Pierre-Henri Boinnard [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: | [E:\]rlog D:\exchange\BibTeX_Notizen.lyx | | RCS file: D:\exchange\RCS/BibTeX_Notizen.lyx | | This may be the problem, LyX is looking for either | D:\exchange\BibTeX_Notizen.lyx,v or | D:\exchange\RCS/BibTeX_Notizen.lyx,v to know if the file has been | registered on RCS. What are the equivalent files named with RCS on OS/2? foobar.lyx,v - ??? RCS/foobar.lyx,v - RCS/foobar.lyx | On my linux machine, with RCS version 5.7, the option -x handle those | extension rules, and it can be added to the RCSINIT environment | variable to modify rcs behaviour. (see 'man ci' for details) | | I know nothing about OS2, but if its filesystem supports the comma | character in filenames, you may try adding "-x,v/" to your RCSINIT | environment variable (and rename your existing RCS/* to RCS/*,v). | | If you can't do that, you may try apply the patch I enclosed and | rebuild LyX. I tested it OK on my machine. It engages only me, and you | :) I will probably included this patch (or something very similar) + possibly add support for the RCSINIT environmant variable. What system are you running on? Lgb
dvips scalable fonts
All, problem disappeared when I followed Reuben's advice to get GhostScript 5.50. There is an rpm available for download that upgraded RedHat 5.2 GhostScript 4.03 perfectly. ps2pdf in the new version seems to substitute scalable fonts for the bitmapped.
Re: Problem with RCS in LyX 1.0.1
On 22 May 1999, Lars Gullik Bjønnes wrote: ... What are the equivalent files named with RCS on OS/2? foobar.lyx,v - ??? RCS/foobar.lyx,v - RCS/foobar.lyx I saw on the file ftp://ftp.cs.purdue.edu/pub/RCS/README that the *default* behaviour of all non unix RCS is to handle only RCS/foobar.lyx . ... I will probably included this patch (or something very similar) + possibly add support for the RCSINIT environmant variable. What about using the response of 'rlog -R file' to know if file is already under RCS ? On unix, it outputs a message on stderr if it isn't, and only the pathname of the RCS file on sdtout if it is. The return value is also false or true depending on the result. I don't know if it is very portable, but it would let RCS take care of $RCSINIT. If I knew more than copy/past on C++ programming, I would have tried that :( What system are you running on? phb@teufteuf:/home/phb uname -a Linux teufteuf 2.0.36 #1 Tue Oct 13 22:17:11 EDT 1998 i686 unknown Lgb Pierre-Henri BOINNARD email:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
How do you include both section* and section in TOC ?
My question is the following short one: How do you include both unnumbered sections and numbered sections in TOC? (I have used LyX and am now using KLyX) TIA for any help! -- Maarten email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] homepage: http://delft.dyndns.org (Or somewhere else..) _ A large number of installed systems work by fiat. That is, they work by being declared to work. -- Anatol Holt
Re: How do you include both section* and section in TOC ?
---Reply to mail from Maarten Afman about How do you include both section* and section in TOC ? My question is the following short one: How do you include both unnumbered sections and numbered sections in TOC? You can use for the numbered sections the normal "section" and "chapter" enviroment. For the unnumbert sections use "addcap" and "addsect" envirments. Thats works fine for me with the koma-script classes... e.g. to include Preface and so on... . (I have used LyX and am now using KLyX) TIA for any help! I use lyx and I am not sure if koma-script and this envirments are supported in klyx. Try it. hope it helps, Andreas -- Maarten email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] homepage: http://delft.dyndns.org (Or somewhere else..) _ A large number of installed systems work by fiat. That is, they work by being declared to work. -- Anatol Holt ---End reply \|/ 0(o o)0 -oo00--(_)--00oo--- Andreas Jahnen Fachhochschule Trier Fachbereich: Angewandte Informatik -- E-Mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] WWW : http://www.FH-Trier.de/~jahnena ooO0000Ooo --( )( )--- \ ( ) / \_)(_/
dvips Type 1 font output
Hi, plowing along trying to get pdf files of a reasonable size. So far I have been unable to force dvips to use Type 1 scalable fonts which, reportedly, allow ps2pdf to produce small pdf files (rather than 10X the size of the ps file which I get using dvips in the normal configuration). I have the Adobe paper by Kevin Whitehouse on creating quality Adobe pdf files from TeX with DVIPS, but the specifics elude me. How do you create a fontmap that lists all the fonts that DVIPS should not use as bitmapped? Where does one find the equivalent font names that should be substituted? My document (book) is plain vanilla Times Roman, no figures, nothing fancy. I found all sorts of font map files, and experimented with "p +fontname.map" in a .dvipsrc file located in my home directory, but I could detect no change in the output from dvips (once converted with ps2pdf and displayed with Acrobat 3.0). Probably the solution is simpler than I think. Has anyone succeeded in forcing dvips to use Type 1 scalable fonts? I have RedHat 5.2 and LyX 1.01. I have pStill downloaded but have not compiled and tried it yet, as I'm assuming that it would not be any better than ps2pdf with dvips output that uses bitmapped fonts. The ability to distribute small pdf files would seem to be useful to many. Maybe we can document this procedure in one place. Greets, John
Re: LyX to Adobe PDF
On Thu, 20 May 1999, John Wetterau wrote: Is there a way to convert LyX output to Adobe PDF? Without going through ASCII export (and losing curly quotes)? LyX is marvelous for writing and printing. Now if I can find a way to transfer files to non-LyXers, all will be well. I'd recommend ps2pdf. Silvan Kaiser mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://user.cs.tu-berlin.de/~kaisers (PGP-key available) "FNORD!" - Pinky
Re: Problem with RCS in LyX 1.0.1
Pierre-Henri Boinnard [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: | [E:\]rlog D:\exchange\BibTeX_Notizen.lyx | | RCS file: D:\exchange\RCS/BibTeX_Notizen.lyx | | This may be the problem, LyX is looking for either | D:\exchange\BibTeX_Notizen.lyx,v or | D:\exchange\RCS/BibTeX_Notizen.lyx,v to know if the file has been | registered on RCS. What are the equivalent files named with RCS on OS/2? foobar.lyx,v - ??? RCS/foobar.lyx,v - RCS/foobar.lyx | On my linux machine, with RCS version 5.7, the option -x handle those | extension rules, and it can be added to the RCSINIT environment | variable to modify rcs behaviour. (see 'man ci' for details) | | I know nothing about OS2, but if its filesystem supports the comma | character in filenames, you may try adding "-x,v/" to your RCSINIT | environment variable (and rename your existing RCS/* to RCS/*,v). | | If you can't do that, you may try apply the patch I enclosed and | rebuild LyX. I tested it OK on my machine. It engages only me, and you | :) I will probably included this patch (or something very similar) + possibly add support for the RCSINIT environmant variable. What system are you running on? Lgb
dvips scalable fonts
All, problem disappeared when I followed Reuben's advice to get GhostScript 5.50. There is an rpm available for download that upgraded RedHat 5.2 GhostScript 4.03 perfectly. ps2pdf in the new version seems to substitute scalable fonts for the bitmapped.
Re: Problem with RCS in LyX 1.0.1
On 22 May 1999, Lars Gullik Bjønnes wrote: ... What are the equivalent files named with RCS on OS/2? foobar.lyx,v - ??? RCS/foobar.lyx,v - RCS/foobar.lyx I saw on the file ftp://ftp.cs.purdue.edu/pub/RCS/README that the *default* behaviour of all non unix RCS is to handle only RCS/foobar.lyx . ... I will probably included this patch (or something very similar) + possibly add support for the RCSINIT environmant variable. What about using the response of 'rlog -R file' to know if file is already under RCS ? On unix, it outputs a message on stderr if it isn't, and only the pathname of the RCS file on sdtout if it is. The return value is also false or true depending on the result. I don't know if it is very portable, but it would let RCS take care of $RCSINIT. If I knew more than copy/past on C++ programming, I would have tried that :( What system are you running on? phb@teufteuf:/home/phb uname -a Linux teufteuf 2.0.36 #1 Tue Oct 13 22:17:11 EDT 1998 i686 unknown Lgb Pierre-Henri BOINNARD email:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
How do you include both section* and section in TOC ?
My question is the following short one: How do you include both unnumbered sections and numbered sections in TOC? (I have used LyX and am now using KLyX) TIA for any help! -- Maarten email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] homepage: http://delft.dyndns.org (Or somewhere else..) _ A large number of installed systems work by fiat. That is, they work by being declared to work. -- Anatol Holt
Re: How do you include both section* and section in TOC ?
---Reply to mail from Maarten Afman about How do you include both section* and section in TOC ? > My question is the following short one: > How do you include both unnumbered sections and numbered sections in > TOC? You can use for the numbered sections the normal "section" and "chapter" enviroment. For the unnumbert sections use "addcap" and "addsect" envirments. Thats works fine for me with the koma-script classes... e.g. to include Preface and so on... . > > (I have used LyX and am now using KLyX) > TIA for any help! I use lyx and I am not sure if koma-script and this envirments are supported in klyx. Try it. hope it helps, Andreas > > -- > Maarten > > email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > homepage: http://delft.dyndns.org (Or somewhere else..) > _ > A large number of installed systems work by fiat. That is, they work > by being declared to work. > -- Anatol Holt > ---End reply \|/ 0(o o)0 -oo00--(_)--00oo--- Andreas Jahnen Fachhochschule Trier Fachbereich: Angewandte Informatik -- E-Mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] WWW : http://www.FH-Trier.de/~jahnena ooO0000Ooo --( )( )--- \ ( ) / \_)(_/
dvips Type 1 font output
Hi, plowing along trying to get pdf files of a reasonable size. So far I have been unable to force dvips to use Type 1 scalable fonts which, reportedly, allow ps2pdf to produce small pdf files (rather than 10X the size of the ps file which I get using dvips in the normal configuration). I have the Adobe paper by Kevin Whitehouse on creating quality Adobe pdf files from TeX with DVIPS, but the specifics elude me. How do you create a fontmap that lists all the fonts that DVIPS should not use as bitmapped? Where does one find the equivalent font names that should be substituted? My document (book) is plain vanilla Times Roman, no figures, nothing fancy. I found all sorts of font map files, and experimented with "p +fontname.map" in a .dvipsrc file located in my home directory, but I could detect no change in the output from dvips (once converted with ps2pdf and displayed with Acrobat 3.0). Probably the solution is simpler than I think. Has anyone succeeded in forcing dvips to use Type 1 scalable fonts? I have RedHat 5.2 and LyX 1.01. I have pStill downloaded but have not compiled and tried it yet, as I'm assuming that it would not be any better than ps2pdf with dvips output that uses bitmapped fonts. The ability to distribute small pdf files would seem to be useful to many. Maybe we can document this procedure in one place. Greets, John
Re: LyX to Adobe PDF
On Thu, 20 May 1999, John Wetterau wrote: > Is there a way to convert LyX output to Adobe PDF? Without going through ASCII > export (and losing curly quotes)? LyX is marvelous for writing and printing. > Now if I can find a way to transfer files to non-LyXers, all will be well. I'd recommend ps2pdf. Silvan Kaiser mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://user.cs.tu-berlin.de/~kaisers (PGP-key available) "FNORD!" - Pinky
Re: Problem with RCS in LyX 1.0.1
Pierre-Henri Boinnard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: | > [E:\]rlog D:\exchange\BibTeX_Notizen.lyx | > | > RCS file: D:\exchange\RCS/BibTeX_Notizen.lyx | | This may be the problem, LyX is looking for either | D:\exchange\BibTeX_Notizen.lyx,v or | D:\exchange\RCS/BibTeX_Notizen.lyx,v to know if the file has been | registered on RCS. What are the equivalent files named with RCS on OS/2? foobar.lyx,v -> ??? RCS/foobar.lyx,v -> RCS/foobar.lyx | On my linux machine, with RCS version 5.7, the option -x handle those | extension rules, and it can be added to the RCSINIT environment | variable to modify rcs behaviour. (see 'man ci' for details) | | I know nothing about OS2, but if its filesystem supports the comma | character in filenames, you may try adding "-x,v/" to your RCSINIT | environment variable (and rename your existing RCS/* to RCS/*,v). | | If you can't do that, you may try apply the patch I enclosed and | rebuild LyX. I tested it OK on my machine. It engages only me, and you | :) I will probably included this patch (or something very similar) + possibly add support for the RCSINIT environmant variable. What system are you running on? Lgb
dvips scalable fonts
All, problem disappeared when I followed Reuben's advice to get GhostScript 5.50. There is an rpm available for download that upgraded RedHat 5.2 GhostScript 4.03 perfectly. ps2pdf in the new version seems to substitute scalable fonts for the bitmapped.
Re: Problem with RCS in LyX 1.0.1
On 22 May 1999, Lars Gullik Bjønnes wrote: ... > > What are the equivalent files named with RCS on OS/2? > > foobar.lyx,v -> ??? > RCS/foobar.lyx,v -> RCS/foobar.lyx I saw on the file ftp://ftp.cs.purdue.edu/pub/RCS/README that the *default* behaviour of all non unix RCS is to handle only RCS/foobar.lyx . ... > I will probably included this patch (or something very similar) + > possibly add support for the RCSINIT environmant variable. What about using the response of 'rlog -R ' to know if is already under RCS ? On unix, it outputs a message on stderr if it isn't, and only the pathname of the RCS file on sdtout if it is. The return value is also false or true depending on the result. I don't know if it is very portable, but it would let RCS take care of $RCSINIT. If I knew more than copy/past on C++ programming, I would have tried that :( > > What system are you running on? phb@teufteuf:/home/phb> uname -a Linux teufteuf 2.0.36 #1 Tue Oct 13 22:17:11 EDT 1998 i686 unknown > > Lgb > Pierre-Henri BOINNARD email:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
