Hello,
I am using LyX on a Debian-powered x86 machine.
I switched back to version 1.3.5 since editing in math mode (i.e.,
inside the magenta-coloured boxes created with Ctrl+M or Ctrl+Shift+M)
is way better there than in version 1.4.0!
Here are a few frustrating bad behaviours that I found
Davide Cescato wrote:
Hello,
I am using LyX on a Debian-powered x86 machine.
I switched back to version 1.3.5 since editing in math mode (i.e.,
inside the magenta-coloured boxes created with Ctrl+M or Ctrl+Shift+M)
is way better there than in version 1.4.0!
1.4.0 have some rough edges.
Davide == Davide Cescato [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hello Davide,
Davide 1. (major bug) Type a symbol with both an subscript and a
Davide superscript (such as $a_{b}^{c}). If you erase the superscript
Davide {c}, then the subscript {b} disappears too.
Will be fixed in 1.4.1.
Davide 2. Suppose
Hello everybody,
I have a question regarding keymaps:
I use an american keyboard and write mostly in
english, but sometimes I have to write german texts.
Therfore I need umlauts.
Right now I use LyX 1.4.0 under RedHat (Fedora). My
keymap is the default american.kmap.
Everything works fine on
Hi all,
I need generate technical documentation in XHTML. I know the HTML ouput is
possible with severals tools (like latex2html, after convert lyx file in tex
file, of course)
But ¿Is there some tools to convert lyx file to XHTML file?
Thanks.
--
Salut,
Jordi Espasa
Jordi Espasa Clofent wrote:
Hi all,
I need generate technical documentation in XHTML. I know the HTML ouput is
possible with severals tools (like latex2html, after convert lyx file in tex
file, of course)
But ¿Is there some tools to convert lyx file to XHTML file?
Thanks.
I notice that
I solved it! The problem was that the picture on the library page was
bigger than the available textarea of the page. And this, for some
reason I don't know, caused a blank page to be printed before the
picture... Anyway, I made the text area slightly bigger with changepage
from the chngpage
Jordi Espasa Clofent wrote:
Hi stephen,
I've tried the XHTML output option of OpenOffice Writer in *.odt document and
it seems work fine.
Indeed, very fine: I've put the obtained XHTML code in W3M code validator and
the results have been completely satisfactories.
In spite of my problem is
Aaron Maxwell wrote:
Hi, I'm using LyX 1.3.6 on Debian Linux x86_64 (testing). I'm
attempting to use the memoir document class. In the Layout - Document
dialog, the line item for memoir says Unavailable: memoir. I can
select that option but obviously LyX is not able to generate a document
Hello,
I have a big table and a big picture (inserted via float -- figure
and then -- graphics) . The problem is that they are getting out of
the page when I export to pdf. LyX isn't resizing automatically the
table/picture so that it displays in whole in my output. Is there a
way to do
It turned out I just needed to Edit - Reconfigure and restart LyX.
I think this normally would not have been necessary, except that when I
upgraded my workstation to AMD64, and effectively changed Linux
distributions in the process, I pulled the old hard drive out of my
32-bit system and
Dominique Bünzli wrote:
Hello,
I have a big table and a big picture (inserted via float -- figure and
then -- graphics) . The problem is that they are getting out of the
page when I export to pdf. LyX isn't resizing automatically the
table/picture so that it displays in whole in my output. Is
When using Instant Preview it works on small example files, however
when I use it on a file that has a Input: lyxmacros.lyx it doesn't
work, because it does not include the math-macros in lyxmacros.lyx
into the preview file. (using 1.3.7)
--
John C. McCabe-Dansted
Master's Student
Suppose I have two figures, labeled 1 and 2, which I would like to
display vertically, with their labels on the left, like so:
1 fig
2 fig
Using a list or tabular environment, each label ends up horizontally
aligned with the bottom of the bounding box for its figure. Of course
Thank you! I got it to work by installing a few more packages.
If you install the lyx package in sarge you get 1.3.4.
Then I installed the following. Some of which may not be necessary.
ii libqt3-dev 3.3.4-3Qt development files
ii qt3-dev-tools 3.3.4-3Qt3 development
On Tue, Mar 28, 2006 at 05:16:13PM -0600, Bruce Pourciau wrote:
How can I get each label aligned with, or roughly aligned with, the
horizontal center line of the bounding box of its figure?
Put each figure inside a 1x1 tabular, then place the 1x1 tabular inside
your original tabular where the
Hi all
I recently came across BoostBook and also python's DocTest module. These
systems are designed your documentation to include sample code (ie
examples of how to do stuff) in such a way that those code examples can
be incorporated into test harnesses etc. This means that you can
Hello,
I am using LyX on a Debian-powered x86 machine.
I switched back to version 1.3.5 since editing in math mode (i.e.,
inside the magenta-coloured boxes created with Ctrl+M or Ctrl+Shift+M)
is way better there than in version 1.4.0!
Here are a few frustrating bad behaviours that I found
Davide Cescato wrote:
Hello,
I am using LyX on a Debian-powered x86 machine.
I switched back to version 1.3.5 since editing in math mode (i.e.,
inside the magenta-coloured boxes created with Ctrl+M or Ctrl+Shift+M)
is way better there than in version 1.4.0!
1.4.0 have some rough edges.
Davide == Davide Cescato [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hello Davide,
Davide 1. (major bug) Type a symbol with both an subscript and a
Davide superscript (such as $a_{b}^{c}). If you erase the superscript
Davide {c}, then the subscript {b} disappears too.
Will be fixed in 1.4.1.
Davide 2. Suppose
Hello everybody,
I have a question regarding keymaps:
I use an american keyboard and write mostly in
english, but sometimes I have to write german texts.
Therfore I need umlauts.
Right now I use LyX 1.4.0 under RedHat (Fedora). My
keymap is the default american.kmap.
Everything works fine on
Hi all,
I need generate technical documentation in XHTML. I know the HTML ouput is
possible with severals tools (like latex2html, after convert lyx file in tex
file, of course)
But ¿Is there some tools to convert lyx file to XHTML file?
Thanks.
--
Salut,
Jordi Espasa
Jordi Espasa Clofent wrote:
Hi all,
I need generate technical documentation in XHTML. I know the HTML ouput is
possible with severals tools (like latex2html, after convert lyx file in tex
file, of course)
But ¿Is there some tools to convert lyx file to XHTML file?
Thanks.
I notice that
I solved it! The problem was that the picture on the library page was
bigger than the available textarea of the page. And this, for some
reason I don't know, caused a blank page to be printed before the
picture... Anyway, I made the text area slightly bigger with changepage
from the chngpage
Jordi Espasa Clofent wrote:
Hi stephen,
I've tried the XHTML output option of OpenOffice Writer in *.odt document and
it seems work fine.
Indeed, very fine: I've put the obtained XHTML code in W3M code validator and
the results have been completely satisfactories.
In spite of my problem is
Aaron Maxwell wrote:
Hi, I'm using LyX 1.3.6 on Debian Linux x86_64 (testing). I'm
attempting to use the memoir document class. In the Layout - Document
dialog, the line item for memoir says Unavailable: memoir. I can
select that option but obviously LyX is not able to generate a document
Hello,
I have a big table and a big picture (inserted via float -- figure
and then -- graphics) . The problem is that they are getting out of
the page when I export to pdf. LyX isn't resizing automatically the
table/picture so that it displays in whole in my output. Is there a
way to do
It turned out I just needed to Edit - Reconfigure and restart LyX.
I think this normally would not have been necessary, except that when I
upgraded my workstation to AMD64, and effectively changed Linux
distributions in the process, I pulled the old hard drive out of my
32-bit system and
Dominique Bünzli wrote:
Hello,
I have a big table and a big picture (inserted via float -- figure and
then -- graphics) . The problem is that they are getting out of the
page when I export to pdf. LyX isn't resizing automatically the
table/picture so that it displays in whole in my output. Is
When using Instant Preview it works on small example files, however
when I use it on a file that has a Input: lyxmacros.lyx it doesn't
work, because it does not include the math-macros in lyxmacros.lyx
into the preview file. (using 1.3.7)
--
John C. McCabe-Dansted
Master's Student
Suppose I have two figures, labeled 1 and 2, which I would like to
display vertically, with their labels on the left, like so:
1 fig
2 fig
Using a list or tabular environment, each label ends up horizontally
aligned with the bottom of the bounding box for its figure. Of course
Thank you! I got it to work by installing a few more packages.
If you install the lyx package in sarge you get 1.3.4.
Then I installed the following. Some of which may not be necessary.
ii libqt3-dev 3.3.4-3Qt development files
ii qt3-dev-tools 3.3.4-3Qt3 development
On Tue, Mar 28, 2006 at 05:16:13PM -0600, Bruce Pourciau wrote:
How can I get each label aligned with, or roughly aligned with, the
horizontal center line of the bounding box of its figure?
Put each figure inside a 1x1 tabular, then place the 1x1 tabular inside
your original tabular where the
Hi all
I recently came across BoostBook and also python's DocTest module. These
systems are designed your documentation to include sample code (ie
examples of how to do stuff) in such a way that those code examples can
be incorporated into test harnesses etc. This means that you can
Hello,
I am using LyX on a Debian-powered x86 machine.
I switched back to version 1.3.5 since editing in math mode (i.e.,
inside the magenta-coloured boxes created with Ctrl+M or Ctrl+Shift+M)
is way better there than in version 1.4.0!
Here are a few frustrating "bad behaviours" that I
Davide Cescato wrote:
Hello,
I am using LyX on a Debian-powered x86 machine.
I switched back to version 1.3.5 since editing in math mode (i.e.,
inside the magenta-coloured boxes created with Ctrl+M or Ctrl+Shift+M)
is way better there than in version 1.4.0!
1.4.0 have some rough edges.
> "Davide" == Davide Cescato <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Hello Davide,
Davide> 1. (major bug) Type a symbol with both an subscript and a
Davide> superscript (such as $a_{b}^{c}). If you erase the superscript
Davide> {c}, then the subscript {b} disappears too.
Will be fixed in 1.4.1.
Hello everybody,
I have a question regarding keymaps:
I use an "american" keyboard and write mostly in
english, but sometimes I have to write german texts.
Therfore I need umlauts.
Right now I use LyX 1.4.0 under RedHat (Fedora). My
keymap is the default american.kmap.
Everything works fine on
Hi all,
I need generate technical documentation in XHTML. I know the HTML ouput is
possible with severals tools (like latex2html, after convert lyx file in tex
file, of course)
But ¿Is there some tools to convert lyx file to XHTML file?
Thanks.
--
Salut,
Jordi Espasa
Jordi Espasa Clofent wrote:
Hi all,
I need generate technical documentation in XHTML. I know the HTML ouput is
possible with severals tools (like latex2html, after convert lyx file in tex
file, of course)
But ¿Is there some tools to convert lyx file to XHTML file?
Thanks.
I notice that
I solved it! The problem was that the picture on the library page was
bigger than the available textarea of the page. And this, for some
reason I don't know, caused a blank page to be printed before the
picture... Anyway, I made the text area slightly bigger with changepage
from the chngpage
Jordi Espasa Clofent wrote:
Hi stephen,
I've tried the XHTML output option of OpenOffice Writer in *.odt document and
it seems work fine.
Indeed, very fine: I've put the obtained XHTML code in W3M code validator and
the results have been completely satisfactories.
In spite of my problem is
Aaron Maxwell wrote:
Hi, I'm using LyX 1.3.6 on Debian Linux x86_64 (testing). I'm
attempting to use the memoir document class. In the Layout -> Document
dialog, the line item for memoir says "Unavailable: memoir". I can
select that option but obviously LyX is not able to generate a
Hello,
I have a big table and a big picture (inserted via float --> figure
and then --> graphics) . The problem is that they are getting out of
the page when I export to pdf. LyX isn't resizing automatically the
table/picture so that it displays in whole in my output. Is there a
way to do
It turned out I just needed to Edit -> Reconfigure and restart LyX.
I think this normally would not have been necessary, except that when I
upgraded my workstation to AMD64, and effectively changed Linux
distributions in the process, I pulled the old hard drive out of my
32-bit system and
Dominique Bünzli wrote:
Hello,
I have a big table and a big picture (inserted via float --> figure and
then --> graphics) . The problem is that they are getting out of the
page when I export to pdf. LyX isn't resizing automatically the
table/picture so that it displays in whole in my output.
When using Instant Preview it works on small example files, however
when I use it on a file that has a "Input: lyxmacros.lyx" it doesn't
work, because it does not include the math-macros in lyxmacros.lyx
into the preview file. (using 1.3.7)
--
John C. McCabe-Dansted
Master's Student
Suppose I have two figures, labeled 1 and 2, which I would like to
display vertically, with their labels on the left, like so:
1 fig
2 fig
Using a list or tabular environment, each label ends up horizontally
aligned with the bottom of the bounding box for its figure. Of course
Thank you! I got it to work by installing a few more packages.
If you install the lyx package in sarge you get 1.3.4.
Then I installed the following. Some of which may not be necessary.
ii libqt3-dev 3.3.4-3Qt development files
ii qt3-dev-tools 3.3.4-3Qt3 development
On Tue, Mar 28, 2006 at 05:16:13PM -0600, Bruce Pourciau wrote:
> How can I get each label aligned with, or roughly aligned with, the
> horizontal center line of the bounding box of its figure?
Put each figure inside a 1x1 tabular, then place the 1x1 tabular inside
your original tabular where
Hi all
I recently came across BoostBook and also python's DocTest module. These
systems are designed your documentation to include sample code (ie
examples of how to do stuff) in such a way that those code examples can
be incorporated into test harnesses etc. This means that you can
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