Re: 1.3.2-Native-Win32port

I assume you installed MiKTeX, as indicated on the native port page (http://www.home.zonnet.nl/rareitsma/lyx/)? You will need this for the native port to work properly, particularly for generating any output. You should then be able to preview a LyX document by "View, DVI", which should launch

lyx-qt for win32?

Does anyone know if Ruurd --- or anyone else --- intends to keep the win32 standalone binary releases of Lyx-QT up-to-date? I realize that it's a relatively short time since 1.3.3 emerged, but still, it would be nice to know that an update is planned, if it is. Philip

Re: 1.3.2-Native-Win32port

I downloaded both the port and MiKTeX. I then installed LyX. After running it, I realized I hadn't installed MiKTeX yet, and installed it. I still can't view the DVI. I imagine I have some sort of path issue. Do I have to update the path manually, or is there a way to test my MiKTeX

Re: How to insert numbered theorems?

> addsomething like > > Style Theorem > MarginFirst_Dynamic > LatexType Environment > LatexName theorem > #DependsOn TheoremStyle > NextNoIndent 1 > Align Block > AlignPossible Block, Left > LabelString

Re: Resume Writing

On Fri, Oct 10, 2003 at 10:44:05AM -0400, David Obadia wrote: > What's the proper way to write a resume in LyX? > The resume.sty package seems to be old and does not have a LyX layout. > The CV.sty package is about 10 lines long... > Any suggestion? Resume is one of the things I use "plain" LaTeX

Re: How to insert numbered theorems?

On Fri, Oct 10, 2003 at 05:32:28PM +0100, Paul Smith wrote: > > addsomething like > > > > Style Theorem > > MarginFirst_Dynamic > > LatexType Environment > > LatexName theorem > > #DependsOn TheoremStyle > > NextNoIndent 1 > > Align

Re: Resume Writing

David Obadia wrote: What's the proper way to write a resume in LyX? The resume.sty package seems to be old and does not have a LyX layout. The CV.sty package is about 10 lines long... Any suggestion? I'm not sure if you have seen this but here is something

Re: How to insert numbered theorems?

> LabelType Static might be missign... Fantastic! It works and it is all I wanted! Paul

ascii output

Hi, Is there is a way to produce ascii file with no limit to lenght of line for each bloc text ?

Re: 1.3.2-Native-Win32port

Yes, this is because you installed LyX before MiKTeX. I think this problem would be fixed by "Edit, Reconfigure". After doing that, shut down and restart LyX, then DVI view should work. B. > I downloaded both the port and MiKTeX. I then installed LyX. After > running it, I realized I hadn't

Re: ascii output

Templier Antony wrote: > Hi, > > Is there is a way to produce ascii file with no limit to lenght of > line for each bloc text ? Add this to your .lyx/preferences file. (If the file doesn't exist, create a new one.) \ascii_linelen your_length Alternatively, use the Preferences dialog

Error importing from latex

Hello everybody. I am new to the list, but I have been using lyx since the 1.1.6 version. Now I use 1.3.3 on a RedHat 9, Qt. I always had a problem when I was exporting to latex and then reimporting to lyx a particular thing. Namely, if I insert an inline equation (C-M) and in the box I put

Re: missing line break within citations

Olaf Thiele wrote: > I have the problem that lines are not > wrapped within citations. This [Bush and Schwarzenegger 2003, p.34] > doesn't look to good. I suspect that you did not enable natbib. Layout->Document->Bibliography (or extras in xforms). Natbib should break citations. Jürgen.

Re: Unix-to-PC migration

All, Update: I still could not track down the offending lines in my Unix *.lyx file, so I tried the following experiment. I logged onto my old Unix machine remotely, running Xwin32. I was able to start a Lyx session and create a simple one-line lyx file that contained only one sentence:

Re: Error importing from latex

Marius Ionescu wrote: > Hello everybody. > I am new to the list, but I have been using lyx since the 1.1.6 > version. Now I use 1.3.3 on a RedHat 9, Qt. I always had a problem > when I was exporting to latex and then reimporting to lyx a > particular thing. Namely, if I insert an inline equation

Math symbols in native Win32 port

Hi, I just installed Ruurd Reitsma's Win32 port of LyX 1.3.2 (based on Qt 2.3.0), including the extra fonts. The good news is that I've got the fonts. The bad news is that I'm having a hard time getting certain symbols (such as element-of and, curiously enough, the equality sign) to display

Re: ascii output

Antony Templier wrote: > Thank you for answer. (I appreciate your useful sed loop ;-) > > But i guess my question wasn't well expressed. I'm not a great > english spoken man, so i joined a little sample of what i would. (cf > attaced file) I don't found a way to do that with Lyx but it would > be

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