Ray Jackson writes:
I've found that I can omit a question by selecting it with the mouse
and then clicking Insert-Note in the menu bar. The question will no
longer appear in the output file as it is now a LyX note. The problem
is that I can't seem to reverse the process so the question is
Kevin Pfeiffer writes:
From the LyX Extended [Features] Guide (1.3.5):
The text in the dialog available from right-clicking
on the index button accepts LaTeX, so you'll need
to be careful to avoid using any special characters.
On the positive side, you can use the advanced
options -
Kevin == Kevin Pfeiffer [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Kevin Ray Jackson writes:
I've found that I can omit a question by selecting it with the
mouse and then clicking Insert-Note in the menu bar. The question
will no longer appear in the output file as it is now a LyX note.
The problem is that I
Kevin == Kevin Pfeiffer [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Does this really work? Right-clicking is not doing anything for
me...
Kevin Could someone simply confirm whether this does or does not work
Kevin as advertised (in 1.3.5)?
Letf or right clicking brings the index dialog here on LyX 1.3.3 and
Jean-Marc Lasgouttes writes:
Kevin Could someone simply confirm whether this does or does not
work Kevin as advertised (in 1.3.5)?
Letf or right clicking brings the index dialog here on LyX 1.3.3 and
1.3.7cvs.
Thanks!
When I add an index list via the Insert -- Lists TOC menu I get a
white
Kevin == Kevin Pfeiffer [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Letf or right clicking brings the index dialog here on LyX 1.3.3
and 1.3.7cvs.
Kevin When I add an index list via the Insert -- Lists TOC menu
Kevin I get a white box with the word Index in it. No amount of
Kevin clicking of any kind,
Ray Jackson wrote:
Hi,
I wish to produce a multi-choice test paper using LyX1.3.5 whereby a
subset of questions are chosen from a pool of questions in the LyX file.
What I need is a straightforward method of excluding questions from a
particular version of the test but leave them in the file
David Goldstrom wrote:
Has anyone come up with a good thesis.layout? Considering how much use
there is for dissertation writers, I'm surprised there isn't something
included.
There is no layout only designed for theses. I can recommend to use the
memoir or a KomaScript class. For both are
i am typing up my thesis (bioinformatics) for a deadline the 1st of feb.!
i am using komascript article.
martin
On 06/01/06, Uwe Stöhr [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
David Goldstrom wrote:
Has anyone come up with a good thesis.layout? Considering how much use
there is for dissertation
Hello.
How do I export plain text in koi8-r encoding? The export menu
offers only ASCII.
Thanks,
A1
In normal text I can enter a name like M^cGarvey using:
M{\raisebox{0.8ex}{c}}Garvey
However this gives errors in a BibTeX author field. I've tried
M{\protect\raisebox{0.8ex}{c}}Garvey
and
M{\protect \raisebox{0.8ex}{c}}Garvey
to no avail. Has anyone managed to cite a M^c
John C. McCabe-Dansted wrote:
In normal text I can enter a name like M^cGarvey using:
M{\raisebox{0.8ex}{c}}Garvey
However this gives errors in a BibTeX author field. I've tried
M{\protect\raisebox{0.8ex}{c}}Garvey
and
M{\protect \raisebox{0.8ex}{c}}Garvey
to no avail. Has
Jean-Marc Lasgouttes writes:
The part of the documentation you are referring to concerns the index
entries and are not relevant to running makeindex.
I see. The (1.3.5) Extended Features guide only refers to clicking on
the index button not to clicking on an index entry button. To avoid
Kevin == Kevin Pfeiffer [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Kevin I wanted to change how makeindex is called by LyX (perhaps in
Kevin 1.4 this is configurable in the preferences), but I found a
Kevin wrapper script to do this already.
Yes, in 1.4 you can change this in prefs.
JMarc
Thank you. The example you have seems like it could be a very good
starting point for me. Regards,
David
--- Martin A. Hansen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i am typing up my thesis (bioinformatics) for a deadline the 1st of
feb.!
i am using komascript article.
martin
On 06/01/06, Uwe
John C. McCabe-Dansted wrote:
In normal text I can enter a name like M^cGarvey using:
M{\raisebox{0.8ex}{c}}Garvey
However this gives errors in a BibTeX author field. I've tried
M{\protect\raisebox{0.8ex}{c}}Garvey
and
M{\protect \raisebox{0.8ex}{c}}Garvey
On Friday 06 January 2006 12:59, mal content wrote:
Hello.
How do I export plain text in koi8-r encoding? The export menu
offers only ASCII.
That options exports the text using the current encoding, lyx 1.4.0 calls it
plain text since it is a more faithful name. :-)
Thanks,
A1
--
José
Happy New Year, folks:
On my OMR form the marking boxes need to be a specific size (3.0mm wide x
2.54mm high). My research in Guide to LaTeX taught me how to use a \rule box
as a strobe mark, but that's filled by default and I cannot find an
equivalent command to create an empty box of
Hi,
Rich Shepard writes:
On my OMR form the marking boxes need to be a specific size (3.0mm
wide x 2.54mm high). My research in Guide to LaTeX taught me how to
use a \rule box as a strobe mark, but that's filled by default and I
cannot find an equivalent command to create an empty box of
On Fri, 6 Jan 2006, Kevin Pfeiffer wrote:
Kevin,
\begin{picture}(72,72)(0,0)
\put(36,36){\framebox(72,72)][0]{}}
\end{picture}
This might get you started (not sure if it's the best solution, though
as I've never used such a thing).
Look at \framebox and the picture env. for more info.
I
Sorry to have asked too early ;-)
I goofed again, essentially i made an elementary typo (\bind-file
instead of \bind_file)
Wish all of you a good, i.e. healthy and peaceful new year
Hellmut
--
Dr. Hellmut Weber
Degenfeldstraße 2, D - 80803 München-Schwabing
tel (+49 89) 3081172, mobil (+49
Rich Shepard writes:
On Fri, 6 Jan 2006, Kevin Pfeiffer wrote:
Kevin,
\begin{picture}(72,72)(0,0)
\put(36,36){\framebox(72,72)][0]{}}
\end{picture}
This might get you started (not sure if it's the best solution,
though as I've never used such a thing).
Look at \framebox and the
Hi all,
I've searched both bugzilla and the lists for help on this problem, so far
without luck. Any hints would be most welcome.
I have a document with a bibtex-generated list of references, and when I try to
export it to PDF or postscript (via the GUI or with 'lyx -e pdf2', for
example), all
I'm caught in an infinite loop here. Kevin was very helpful in suggesting
that I use \framebox rather than \makebox; that gives me a rectangular, empty
box (as long as there's no text to frame). Now I have three issues that I've
not been able to resolve. I hope someone here can help me.
1.)
Kevin Pfeiffer writes:
Look at \framebox and the picture env. for more info.
The attached LyX file is my meagre attempt to offer a better example.
-Kevin
--
Kevin Pfeiffer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Tiros-Translations
#LyX 1.3 created this file. For more info see http://www.lyx.org/
\lyxformat 221
On Fri, 06 Jan 2006 16:19:03 -0700
Fernando Perez [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a document with a bibtex-generated list of references, and when I try
to
export it to PDF or postscript (via the GUI or with 'lyx -e pdf2', for
example), all the citations appear as [??] marks, though the
On Sat, 7 Jan 2006, Kevin Pfeiffer wrote:
Kevin Pfeiffer writes:
Look at \framebox and the picture env. for more info.
The attached LyX file is my meagre attempt to offer a better example.
Kevin,
Thanks for your efforts. If you look at the .tex file I attached to my post
you'll see that
On Fri, 6 Jan 2006, Rich Shepard wrote:
1.) The \multido{} loop in lines 69-71 does not produce the desired
results. I want each framebox in line 71 to be 3mm wide, but if I reduce the
width from 7mm, the lines are combined; that is, the even numbered line is
next to the odd nunber line. I
Ray Jackson writes:
I've found that I can omit a question by selecting it with the mouse
and then clicking Insert-Note in the menu bar. The question will no
longer appear in the output file as it is now a LyX note. The problem
is that I can't seem to reverse the process so the question is
Kevin Pfeiffer writes:
From the LyX Extended [Features] Guide (1.3.5):
The text in the dialog available from right-clicking
on the index button accepts LaTeX, so you'll need
to be careful to avoid using any special characters.
On the positive side, you can use the advanced
options -
Kevin == Kevin Pfeiffer [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Kevin Ray Jackson writes:
I've found that I can omit a question by selecting it with the
mouse and then clicking Insert-Note in the menu bar. The question
will no longer appear in the output file as it is now a LyX note.
The problem is that I
Kevin == Kevin Pfeiffer [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Does this really work? Right-clicking is not doing anything for
me...
Kevin Could someone simply confirm whether this does or does not work
Kevin as advertised (in 1.3.5)?
Letf or right clicking brings the index dialog here on LyX 1.3.3 and
Jean-Marc Lasgouttes writes:
Kevin Could someone simply confirm whether this does or does not
work Kevin as advertised (in 1.3.5)?
Letf or right clicking brings the index dialog here on LyX 1.3.3 and
1.3.7cvs.
Thanks!
When I add an index list via the Insert -- Lists TOC menu I get a
white
Kevin == Kevin Pfeiffer [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Letf or right clicking brings the index dialog here on LyX 1.3.3
and 1.3.7cvs.
Kevin When I add an index list via the Insert -- Lists TOC menu
Kevin I get a white box with the word Index in it. No amount of
Kevin clicking of any kind,
Ray Jackson wrote:
Hi,
I wish to produce a multi-choice test paper using LyX1.3.5 whereby a
subset of questions are chosen from a pool of questions in the LyX file.
What I need is a straightforward method of excluding questions from a
particular version of the test but leave them in the file
David Goldstrom wrote:
Has anyone come up with a good thesis.layout? Considering how much use
there is for dissertation writers, I'm surprised there isn't something
included.
There is no layout only designed for theses. I can recommend to use the
memoir or a KomaScript class. For both are
i am typing up my thesis (bioinformatics) for a deadline the 1st of feb.!
i am using komascript article.
martin
On 06/01/06, Uwe Stöhr [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
David Goldstrom wrote:
Has anyone come up with a good thesis.layout? Considering how much use
there is for dissertation
Hello.
How do I export plain text in koi8-r encoding? The export menu
offers only ASCII.
Thanks,
A1
In normal text I can enter a name like M^cGarvey using:
M{\raisebox{0.8ex}{c}}Garvey
However this gives errors in a BibTeX author field. I've tried
M{\protect\raisebox{0.8ex}{c}}Garvey
and
M{\protect \raisebox{0.8ex}{c}}Garvey
to no avail. Has anyone managed to cite a M^c
John C. McCabe-Dansted wrote:
In normal text I can enter a name like M^cGarvey using:
M{\raisebox{0.8ex}{c}}Garvey
However this gives errors in a BibTeX author field. I've tried
M{\protect\raisebox{0.8ex}{c}}Garvey
and
M{\protect \raisebox{0.8ex}{c}}Garvey
to no avail. Has
Jean-Marc Lasgouttes writes:
The part of the documentation you are referring to concerns the index
entries and are not relevant to running makeindex.
I see. The (1.3.5) Extended Features guide only refers to clicking on
the index button not to clicking on an index entry button. To avoid
Kevin == Kevin Pfeiffer [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Kevin I wanted to change how makeindex is called by LyX (perhaps in
Kevin 1.4 this is configurable in the preferences), but I found a
Kevin wrapper script to do this already.
Yes, in 1.4 you can change this in prefs.
JMarc
Thank you. The example you have seems like it could be a very good
starting point for me. Regards,
David
--- Martin A. Hansen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i am typing up my thesis (bioinformatics) for a deadline the 1st of
feb.!
i am using komascript article.
martin
On 06/01/06, Uwe
John C. McCabe-Dansted wrote:
In normal text I can enter a name like M^cGarvey using:
M{\raisebox{0.8ex}{c}}Garvey
However this gives errors in a BibTeX author field. I've tried
M{\protect\raisebox{0.8ex}{c}}Garvey
and
M{\protect \raisebox{0.8ex}{c}}Garvey
On Friday 06 January 2006 12:59, mal content wrote:
Hello.
How do I export plain text in koi8-r encoding? The export menu
offers only ASCII.
That options exports the text using the current encoding, lyx 1.4.0 calls it
plain text since it is a more faithful name. :-)
Thanks,
A1
--
José
Happy New Year, folks:
On my OMR form the marking boxes need to be a specific size (3.0mm wide x
2.54mm high). My research in Guide to LaTeX taught me how to use a \rule box
as a strobe mark, but that's filled by default and I cannot find an
equivalent command to create an empty box of
Hi,
Rich Shepard writes:
On my OMR form the marking boxes need to be a specific size (3.0mm
wide x 2.54mm high). My research in Guide to LaTeX taught me how to
use a \rule box as a strobe mark, but that's filled by default and I
cannot find an equivalent command to create an empty box of
On Fri, 6 Jan 2006, Kevin Pfeiffer wrote:
Kevin,
\begin{picture}(72,72)(0,0)
\put(36,36){\framebox(72,72)][0]{}}
\end{picture}
This might get you started (not sure if it's the best solution, though
as I've never used such a thing).
Look at \framebox and the picture env. for more info.
I
Sorry to have asked too early ;-)
I goofed again, essentially i made an elementary typo (\bind-file
instead of \bind_file)
Wish all of you a good, i.e. healthy and peaceful new year
Hellmut
--
Dr. Hellmut Weber
Degenfeldstraße 2, D - 80803 München-Schwabing
tel (+49 89) 3081172, mobil (+49
Rich Shepard writes:
On Fri, 6 Jan 2006, Kevin Pfeiffer wrote:
Kevin,
\begin{picture}(72,72)(0,0)
\put(36,36){\framebox(72,72)][0]{}}
\end{picture}
This might get you started (not sure if it's the best solution,
though as I've never used such a thing).
Look at \framebox and the
Hi all,
I've searched both bugzilla and the lists for help on this problem, so far
without luck. Any hints would be most welcome.
I have a document with a bibtex-generated list of references, and when I try to
export it to PDF or postscript (via the GUI or with 'lyx -e pdf2', for
example), all
I'm caught in an infinite loop here. Kevin was very helpful in suggesting
that I use \framebox rather than \makebox; that gives me a rectangular, empty
box (as long as there's no text to frame). Now I have three issues that I've
not been able to resolve. I hope someone here can help me.
1.)
Kevin Pfeiffer writes:
Look at \framebox and the picture env. for more info.
The attached LyX file is my meagre attempt to offer a better example.
-Kevin
--
Kevin Pfeiffer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Tiros-Translations
#LyX 1.3 created this file. For more info see http://www.lyx.org/
\lyxformat 221
On Fri, 06 Jan 2006 16:19:03 -0700
Fernando Perez [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a document with a bibtex-generated list of references, and when I try
to
export it to PDF or postscript (via the GUI or with 'lyx -e pdf2', for
example), all the citations appear as [??] marks, though the
On Sat, 7 Jan 2006, Kevin Pfeiffer wrote:
Kevin Pfeiffer writes:
Look at \framebox and the picture env. for more info.
The attached LyX file is my meagre attempt to offer a better example.
Kevin,
Thanks for your efforts. If you look at the .tex file I attached to my post
you'll see that
On Fri, 6 Jan 2006, Rich Shepard wrote:
1.) The \multido{} loop in lines 69-71 does not produce the desired
results. I want each framebox in line 71 to be 3mm wide, but if I reduce the
width from 7mm, the lines are combined; that is, the even numbered line is
next to the odd nunber line. I
Ray Jackson writes:
> I've found that I can omit a question by selecting it with the mouse
> and then clicking Insert->Note in the menu bar. The question will no
> longer appear in the output file as it is now a LyX note. The problem
> is that I can't seem to reverse the process so the question is
Kevin Pfeiffer writes:
> From the LyX Extended [Features] Guide (1.3.5):
> > The text in the dialog available from right-clicking
> > on the index button accepts LaTeX, so you'll need
> > to be careful to avoid using any special characters.
> > On the positive side, you can use the advanced
> >
> "Kevin" == Kevin Pfeiffer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Kevin> Ray Jackson writes:
>> I've found that I can omit a question by selecting it with the
>> mouse and then clicking Insert->Note in the menu bar. The question
>> will no longer appear in the output file as it is now a LyX note.
>>
> "Kevin" == Kevin Pfeiffer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> Does this really work? Right-clicking is not doing anything for
>> me...
Kevin> Could someone simply confirm whether this does or does not work
Kevin> as advertised (in 1.3.5)?
Letf or right clicking brings the index dialog here on
Jean-Marc Lasgouttes writes:
> Kevin> Could someone simply confirm whether this does or does not
> work Kevin> as advertised (in 1.3.5)?
>
> Letf or right clicking brings the index dialog here on LyX 1.3.3 and
> 1.3.7cvs.
Thanks!
When I add an index list via the "Insert --> Lists & TOC" menu I
> "Kevin" == Kevin Pfeiffer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> Letf or right clicking brings the index dialog here on LyX 1.3.3
>> and 1.3.7cvs.
Kevin> When I add an index list via the "Insert --> Lists & TOC" menu
Kevin> I get a white box with the word "Index" in it. No amount of
Kevin>
Ray Jackson wrote:
Hi,
I wish to produce a multi-choice test paper using LyX1.3.5 whereby a
subset of questions are chosen from a pool of questions in the LyX file.
What I need is a straightforward method of excluding questions from a
particular version of the test but leave them in the file
David Goldstrom wrote:
Has anyone come up with a good thesis.layout? Considering how much use
there is for dissertation writers, I'm surprised there isn't something
included.
There is no layout only designed for theses. I can recommend to use the
"memoir" or a "KomaScript" class. For both
i am typing up my thesis (bioinformatics) for a deadline the 1st of feb.!
i am using komascript article.
martin
On 06/01/06, Uwe Stöhr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> David Goldstrom wrote:
>
> > Has anyone come up with a good thesis.layout? Considering how much use
> > there is for
Hello.
How do I export plain text in koi8-r encoding? The export menu
offers only ASCII.
Thanks,
A1
In normal text I can enter a name like M^cGarvey using:
M{\raisebox{0.8ex}{c}}Garvey
However this gives errors in a BibTeX author field. I've tried
M{\protect\raisebox{0.8ex}{c}}Garvey
and
M{\protect \raisebox{0.8ex}{c}}Garvey
to no avail. Has anyone managed to cite a M^c
John C. McCabe-Dansted wrote:
In normal text I can enter a name like M^cGarvey using:
M{\raisebox{0.8ex}{c}}Garvey
However this gives errors in a BibTeX author field. I've tried
M{\protect\raisebox{0.8ex}{c}}Garvey
and
M{\protect \raisebox{0.8ex}{c}}Garvey
to no avail. Has
Jean-Marc Lasgouttes writes:
> The part of the documentation you are referring to concerns the index
> entries and are not relevant to running makeindex.
I see. The (1.3.5) Extended Features guide only refers to clicking on
"the index button" not to clicking on "an index entry button". To avoid
> "Kevin" == Kevin Pfeiffer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Kevin> I wanted to change how makeindex is called by LyX (perhaps in
Kevin> 1.4 this is configurable in the preferences), but I found a
Kevin> wrapper script to do this already.
Yes, in 1.4 you can change this in prefs.
JMarc
Thank you. The example you have seems like it could be a very good
starting point for me. Regards,
David
--- "Martin A. Hansen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> i am typing up my thesis (bioinformatics) for a deadline the 1st of
> feb.!
>
> i am using komascript article.
>
>
> martin
>
> On
John C. McCabe-Dansted wrote:
In normal text I can enter a name like M^cGarvey using:
M{\raisebox{0.8ex}{c}}Garvey
However this gives errors in a BibTeX author field. I've tried
M{\protect\raisebox{0.8ex}{c}}Garvey
and
M{\protect \raisebox{0.8ex}{c}}Garvey
On Friday 06 January 2006 12:59, mal content wrote:
> Hello.
>
> How do I export plain text in koi8-r encoding? The export menu
> offers only ASCII.
That options exports the text using the current encoding, lyx 1.4.0 calls it
"plain text" since it is a more faithful name. :-)
> Thanks,
> A1
Happy New Year, folks:
On my OMR form the marking boxes need to be a specific size (3.0mm wide x
2.54mm high). My research in Guide to LaTeX taught me how to use a \rule box
as a strobe mark, but that's filled by default and I cannot find an
equivalent command to create an empty box of
Hi,
Rich Shepard writes:
>On my OMR form the marking boxes need to be a specific size (3.0mm
> wide x 2.54mm high). My research in Guide to LaTeX taught me how to
> use a \rule box as a strobe mark, but that's filled by default and I
> cannot find an equivalent command to create an empty box
On Fri, 6 Jan 2006, Kevin Pfeiffer wrote:
Kevin,
\begin{picture}(72,72)(0,0)
\put(36,36){\framebox(72,72)][0]{}}
\end{picture}
This might get you started (not sure if it's the best solution, though
as I've never used such a thing).
Look at "\framebox" and the picture env. for more info.
Sorry to have asked too early ;-)
I goofed again, essentially i made an elementary typo (\bind-file
instead of \bind_file)
Wish all of you a good, i.e. healthy and peaceful new year
Hellmut
--
Dr. Hellmut Weber
Degenfeldstraße 2, D - 80803 München-Schwabing
tel (+49 89) 3081172, mobil (+49
Rich Shepard writes:
> On Fri, 6 Jan 2006, Kevin Pfeiffer wrote:
>
> Kevin,
>
> > \begin{picture}(72,72)(0,0)
> > \put(36,36){\framebox(72,72)][0]{}}
> > \end{picture}
> >
> > This might get you started (not sure if it's the best solution,
> > though as I've never used such a thing).
> >
> > Look
Hi all,
I've searched both bugzilla and the lists for help on this problem, so far
without luck. Any hints would be most welcome.
I have a document with a bibtex-generated list of references, and when I try to
export it to PDF or postscript (via the GUI or with 'lyx -e pdf2', for
example), all
I'm caught in an infinite loop here. Kevin was very helpful in suggesting
that I use \framebox rather than \makebox; that gives me a rectangular, empty
box (as long as there's no text to frame). Now I have three issues that I've
not been able to resolve. I hope someone here can help me.
1.)
Kevin Pfeiffer writes:
> > > Look at "\framebox" and the picture env. for more info.
The attached LyX file is my meagre attempt to offer a better example.
-Kevin
--
Kevin Pfeiffer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Tiros-Translations
#LyX 1.3 created this file. For more info see http://www.lyx.org/
On Fri, 06 Jan 2006 16:19:03 -0700
Fernando Perez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have a document with a bibtex-generated list of references, and when I try
> to
> export it to PDF or postscript (via the GUI or with 'lyx -e pdf2', for
> example), all the citations appear as [??] marks, though the
On Sat, 7 Jan 2006, Kevin Pfeiffer wrote:
Kevin Pfeiffer writes:
Look at "\framebox" and the picture env. for more info.
The attached LyX file is my meagre attempt to offer a better example.
Kevin,
Thanks for your efforts. If you look at the .tex file I attached to my post
you'll see
On Fri, 6 Jan 2006, Rich Shepard wrote:
1.) The \multido{} loop in lines 69-71 does not produce the desired
results. I want each framebox in line 71 to be 3mm wide, but if I reduce the
width from 7mm, the lines are combined; that is, the even numbered line is
next to the odd nunber line. I
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