Hi All,
Thank you, Paul. I used Jabref to create a .bib file and used Insert
List/TOC... to put it into Lyx. However, for multiple authors, the
names are screwed up in the reference and only the first author is
listed in the cite. For example, there are three authors of this JoF
article -
I have Lyx 1.56 running on OSX10.4
I have seen on various other posts stating that the mac.bind file is located
within the lyx.app bundle. I can locate the file with the preferences part
of lyx but if I do a search for it I cannot find it. I don't know how to
copy it if I can't get to it with
Dear All,
Is it possible to produce something like the cases environment does,
but with the bracket on the opposite side? (Please, see the attached
example.)
Thanks in advance,
Paul
attachment: example.png
Thanks Everybody,
I figured it out! In Jabref, for multiple authors, you have to
separate each author's name with and . I was putting each author's
name on a separate line. I guess you need to know a little Bibtex!!!
Thanks again.
Yup, you can:
1- Add a math environment
2- Press the Insert delimiters button.
3- Click on the Keep matched checkbox.
4- Click on the (none) delimiter on the left side and the } on the
right side.
5- Click on the Insert button.
6- Click on the Close button.
7- Click on the Insert matrix button.
8-
Hi Robbie,
Scott, RHH (Robbie) wrote:
I have Lyx 1.56 running on OSX10.4
I have seen on various other posts stating that the mac.bind file is located
within the lyx.app bundle. I can locate the file with the preferences part
of lyx but if I do a search for it I cannot find it. I don't know how
Yago wrote:
Hello to all.
I need to write a book class document (two sides) with a rarely
chapters/section numbering.
The document have three Parts and Two Apendices. The first Part have Eight
Chapters, the second Part have five Chapters and the Part three have also five
Chapters. The
Hello,
I tried to use LyX 1.6.0rc2, but it break down after mostly every usage of copy
and cut even it is performed by short key or by the toolbar button. Before the
shut down of LyX the attached window turns up, always with the same numbers.
I'm in a trouble now, because it prevent me
Máté Salát wrote:
Hello,
I tried to use LyX 1.6.0rc2, but it break down after mostly every
usage of copy and cut even it is performed by short key or by the
toolbar button. Before the shut down of LyX the attached window turns
up, always with the same numbers.
This is on Windows or
Thanks, Julio. It works really well.
I had tried your method but with alignat (instead of matrix), but it
did not work.
Paul
On Thu, Sep 11, 2008 at 2:00 PM, Julio Rojas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yup, you can:
1- Add a math environment
2- Press the Insert delimiters button.
3- Click on the
No, it still doesn't work (either through pdflatex or dvips + ps2pdf
or dvips + distiller).
If I follow your instructions literally, using pdflatex, opening in
Acrobat and saving as PDF/A, Acrobat complains and tells me to use
preflight first. I do so, but this time (from the pdflatex generated
Hi Lyxers
Does anyone know if it is possible to automatically include the current
filename as text into the document, ala \jobname but for LyX?
\jobname almost works. The problem is that the filename has spaces and
the string output by \jobname has underscores instead of the spaces. It
Rudi van der Linde wrote:
Hi Lyxers
Does anyone know if it is possible to automatically include the current
filename as text into the document, ala \jobname but for LyX?
In LyX 1.5: no.
In 1.6:
M-x info-inset buffer path
and
M-x info-inset buffer name
(where M-x opens the minibuffer)
Sorry, sorry that I've left out some important information.
I use win xp. It happens not each time when I use ctrl+c, but about 2 times
from every 3. It doesn't depend on if it's text or math. It happens in old
documents and in new ones as well.
In fact I use LyX 1.6 for quite a long time, and
Doesn't my method look good on PDF?
-
Julio Rojas
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Thu, Sep 11, 2008 at 3:37 PM, Paul Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks, Julio. It works really well.
I had tried your method but with alignat (instead of matrix), but it
Máté Salát wrote:
Sorry, sorry that I've left out some important information.
I use win xp. It happens not each time when I use ctrl+c, but about 2 times
from every 3. It doesn't depend on if it's text or math. It happens in old
documents and in new ones as well.
In fact I use LyX 1.6 for
On Thu, Sep 11, 2008 at 3:47 PM, Julio Rojas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Doesn't my method look good on PDF?
Looks perfect, Julio!
Paul
On Thu, Sep 11, 2008 at 3:37 PM, Paul Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks, Julio. It works really well.
I had tried your method but with alignat (instead
Hi all,
It seems to me that from the dawn of time (2001 for me), getting LyX to work
with a layout file anywhere but /home/myuid/.lyx/layouts was extremely
difficult, with no reproducible procedure. You'd create a symlink from where
the file really existed to /home/myuid/.lyx/layouts, and then
I have two figures placed side by side, but the left hand figure is
taller than the right hand figure, so when they line up along their
baselines, the right hand figure looks much lower. How can I move the
right hand figure up, so its center lines up with the center of the
left hand
On Thu, 11 Sep 2008, Steve Litt wrote:
It seems to me that from the dawn of time (2001 for me), getting LyX to
work with a layout file anywhere but /home/myuid/.lyx/layouts was
extremely difficult, with no reproducible procedure. You'd create a
symlink from where the file really existed to
Hello,
First, I really like LyX! (-: However, I am unable to get LyX to compile an
example TEX file supplied by a conference. Note: This file does compile from
the command-line, but I vastly prefer LyX. Help would be very, very much
appreciated! (-:
Background:
* CLS file ==
On Thursday 11 September 2008 12:02:05 pm Rich Shepard wrote:
On Thu, 11 Sep 2008, Steve Litt wrote:
It seems to me that from the dawn of time (2001 for me), getting LyX to
work with a layout file anywhere but /home/myuid/.lyx/layouts was
extremely difficult, with no reproducible procedure.
I did what you said, but starting LyX from cmd has the same result when I start
it by a shortcut.
I removed all LyX versions and put back the
LyX-16rc2-4-08-AltInstaller-Small.exe, but it hasn't helped.
Do you have any further idea I can try with 1.6?
Máté
- Original Message -
Rich Shepard wrote:
On Thu, 11 Sep 2008, Steve Litt wrote:
It seems to me that from the dawn of time (2001 for me), getting LyX to
work with a layout file anywhere but /home/myuid/.lyx/layouts was
extremely difficult, with no reproducible procedure. You'd create a
symlink from where the file
Atlas wrote:
Hello,
First, I really like LyX! (-: However, I am unable to get LyX to compile an
example TEX file supplied by a conference. Note: This file does compile from
the command-line, but I vastly prefer LyX. Help would be very, very much
appreciated! (-:
Background:
* CLS file ==
Máté Salát wrote:
I did what you said, but starting LyX from cmd has the same result
when I start it by a shortcut.
I removed all LyX versions and put back the
LyX-16rc2-4-08-AltInstaller-Small.exe, but it hasn't helped.
Do you have any further idea I can try with 1.6?
Well, I don't do
I understand you related to Windows - Linux. But now I have to solve it on
Windows.
I used the own uninstall process of LyX. and I checked that all LyX related
folders disappeared from C:\Program Files and C:\Documents and
Settings\salat\Application Data. Can I make it more effective?
Thanks
On Thursday 11 September 2008 11:51:59 am Steve Litt wrote:
Hi all,
It seems to me that from the dawn of time (2001 for me), getting LyX to
work with a layout file anywhere but /home/myuid/.lyx/layouts was extremely
difficult, with no reproducible procedure. You'd create a symlink from
where
Whenever I import a TEX file into LyX, LyX adds the following lines:
%% Textclass specific LaTeX commands.
\theoremstyle{plain}
\newtheorem{thm}{Theorem}[section]
\numberwithin{equation}{section} %% Comment out for sequentially-numbered
On Thu, Sep 11, 2008 at 5:53 PM, Bruce Pourciau
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have two figures placed side by side, but the left hand figure is taller
than the right hand figure, so when they line up along their baselines, the
right hand figure looks much lower. How can I move the right hand
Atlas wrote:
Whenever I import a TEX file into LyX, LyX adds the following lines:
%% Textclass specific LaTeX commands.
\theoremstyle{plain}
\newtheorem{thm}{Theorem}[section]
\numberwithin{equation}{section} %% Comment out for sequentially-numbered
Máté Salát wrote:
Hello,
I tried to use LyX 1.6.0rc2, but it break down after mostly every usage
of copy and cut even it is performed by short key or by the toolbar
button. Before the shut down of LyX the attached window turns up, always
with the same numbers.
I'm in a trouble now,
Bruce Pourciau wrote:
I have two figures placed side by side, but the left hand figure is
taller than the right hand figure, so when they line up along their
baselines, the right hand figure looks much lower. How can I move the
right hand figure up, so its center lines up with the center of
Hi Robbie -
You can also go to Lyx Preferences, and under Look and Feel on the LHS,
pick User Interface. There should be a text box labeled Bind File, and a
default installation of LyX should have mac by default. If you hit
Browse, it should show you where the bind file is. Mine's in
On Sep 11, 2008, at 3:04 PM, Paul A. Rubin wrote:
Bruce Pourciau wrote:
I have two figures placed side by side, but the left hand figure is
taller than the right hand figure, so when they line up along their
baselines, the right hand figure looks much lower. How can I move
the right hand
On Sep 11, 2008, at 11:53 AM, Bruce Pourciau wrote:
I have two figures placed side by side, but the left hand figure is
taller than the right hand figure, so when they line up along their
baselines, the right hand figure looks much lower. How can I move
the right hand figure up, so its
So I really like lyx for writing; I'm using it in a book which you may view
here:
http://www.subspacefield.org/security/security_concepts.html
In any case, I want to be able to use lyx for editing, but have a script
or Makefile for each project that generates PDF, HTML or both.
I'm wondering
Hi--
I installed LyX1.6.0RC2 on my Windows XP machine, accepting all the
defaults. I then made a 20x20 icon named font-code.png and put it in
C:\Program Files\Lyx16\Resources\images (and also in an images
subdirectory of my UserDir) and tried to add the following to the Standard
toolbar section
Never mind... I was looking at old documentation, and too dumb to check
that font-code was actually a command.
--
View this message in context:
http://n2.nabble.com/Add-toolbar-action-in-1.6-%28Win%29-tp1084222p1084228.html
Sent from the LyX - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
Just in first days of trying to learn to use JabRef/Lyx on Windows Vista
with Word 2007.
Trying to output and I get the error message that says ensure lyx is running
(it is) and that the lyxpipe is valid (don't know how to do that).
Secondly, have downloaded some references from medline, and when
Travis wrote:
I am well aware of lyx -e, but I've found that it chooses a convertor
in some manner but I don't know how (the one it chooses is
suboptimal). Furthermore, I don't understand the filename.lyxConv
convention. Therefore, I've been avoiding it.
If you take a look at Tools -
Russell J. Wilson wrote:
Just in first days of trying to learn to use JabRef/Lyx on Windows Vista
with Word 2007.
Trying to output and I get the error message that says ensure lyx is running
(it is) and that the lyxpipe is valid (don't know how to do that).
AFAIK piping doesn't work with
Hi All,
Thank you, Paul. I used Jabref to create a .bib file and used Insert
List/TOC... to put it into Lyx. However, for multiple authors, the
names are screwed up in the reference and only the first author is
listed in the cite. For example, there are three authors of this JoF
article -
I have Lyx 1.56 running on OSX10.4
I have seen on various other posts stating that the mac.bind file is located
within the lyx.app bundle. I can locate the file with the preferences part
of lyx but if I do a search for it I cannot find it. I don't know how to
copy it if I can't get to it with
Dear All,
Is it possible to produce something like the cases environment does,
but with the bracket on the opposite side? (Please, see the attached
example.)
Thanks in advance,
Paul
attachment: example.png
Thanks Everybody,
I figured it out! In Jabref, for multiple authors, you have to
separate each author's name with and . I was putting each author's
name on a separate line. I guess you need to know a little Bibtex!!!
Thanks again.
Yup, you can:
1- Add a math environment
2- Press the Insert delimiters button.
3- Click on the Keep matched checkbox.
4- Click on the (none) delimiter on the left side and the } on the
right side.
5- Click on the Insert button.
6- Click on the Close button.
7- Click on the Insert matrix button.
8-
Hi Robbie,
Scott, RHH (Robbie) wrote:
I have Lyx 1.56 running on OSX10.4
I have seen on various other posts stating that the mac.bind file is located
within the lyx.app bundle. I can locate the file with the preferences part
of lyx but if I do a search for it I cannot find it. I don't know how
Yago wrote:
Hello to all.
I need to write a book class document (two sides) with a rarely
chapters/section numbering.
The document have three Parts and Two Apendices. The first Part have Eight
Chapters, the second Part have five Chapters and the Part three have also five
Chapters. The
Hello,
I tried to use LyX 1.6.0rc2, but it break down after mostly every usage of copy
and cut even it is performed by short key or by the toolbar button. Before the
shut down of LyX the attached window turns up, always with the same numbers.
I'm in a trouble now, because it prevent me
Máté Salát wrote:
Hello,
I tried to use LyX 1.6.0rc2, but it break down after mostly every
usage of copy and cut even it is performed by short key or by the
toolbar button. Before the shut down of LyX the attached window turns
up, always with the same numbers.
This is on Windows or
Thanks, Julio. It works really well.
I had tried your method but with alignat (instead of matrix), but it
did not work.
Paul
On Thu, Sep 11, 2008 at 2:00 PM, Julio Rojas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yup, you can:
1- Add a math environment
2- Press the Insert delimiters button.
3- Click on the
No, it still doesn't work (either through pdflatex or dvips + ps2pdf
or dvips + distiller).
If I follow your instructions literally, using pdflatex, opening in
Acrobat and saving as PDF/A, Acrobat complains and tells me to use
preflight first. I do so, but this time (from the pdflatex generated
Hi Lyxers
Does anyone know if it is possible to automatically include the current
filename as text into the document, ala \jobname but for LyX?
\jobname almost works. The problem is that the filename has spaces and
the string output by \jobname has underscores instead of the spaces. It
Rudi van der Linde wrote:
Hi Lyxers
Does anyone know if it is possible to automatically include the current
filename as text into the document, ala \jobname but for LyX?
In LyX 1.5: no.
In 1.6:
M-x info-inset buffer path
and
M-x info-inset buffer name
(where M-x opens the minibuffer)
Sorry, sorry that I've left out some important information.
I use win xp. It happens not each time when I use ctrl+c, but about 2 times
from every 3. It doesn't depend on if it's text or math. It happens in old
documents and in new ones as well.
In fact I use LyX 1.6 for quite a long time, and
Doesn't my method look good on PDF?
-
Julio Rojas
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Thu, Sep 11, 2008 at 3:37 PM, Paul Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks, Julio. It works really well.
I had tried your method but with alignat (instead of matrix), but it
Máté Salát wrote:
Sorry, sorry that I've left out some important information.
I use win xp. It happens not each time when I use ctrl+c, but about 2 times
from every 3. It doesn't depend on if it's text or math. It happens in old
documents and in new ones as well.
In fact I use LyX 1.6 for
On Thu, Sep 11, 2008 at 3:47 PM, Julio Rojas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Doesn't my method look good on PDF?
Looks perfect, Julio!
Paul
On Thu, Sep 11, 2008 at 3:37 PM, Paul Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks, Julio. It works really well.
I had tried your method but with alignat (instead
Hi all,
It seems to me that from the dawn of time (2001 for me), getting LyX to work
with a layout file anywhere but /home/myuid/.lyx/layouts was extremely
difficult, with no reproducible procedure. You'd create a symlink from where
the file really existed to /home/myuid/.lyx/layouts, and then
I have two figures placed side by side, but the left hand figure is
taller than the right hand figure, so when they line up along their
baselines, the right hand figure looks much lower. How can I move the
right hand figure up, so its center lines up with the center of the
left hand
On Thu, 11 Sep 2008, Steve Litt wrote:
It seems to me that from the dawn of time (2001 for me), getting LyX to
work with a layout file anywhere but /home/myuid/.lyx/layouts was
extremely difficult, with no reproducible procedure. You'd create a
symlink from where the file really existed to
Hello,
First, I really like LyX! (-: However, I am unable to get LyX to compile an
example TEX file supplied by a conference. Note: This file does compile from
the command-line, but I vastly prefer LyX. Help would be very, very much
appreciated! (-:
Background:
* CLS file ==
On Thursday 11 September 2008 12:02:05 pm Rich Shepard wrote:
On Thu, 11 Sep 2008, Steve Litt wrote:
It seems to me that from the dawn of time (2001 for me), getting LyX to
work with a layout file anywhere but /home/myuid/.lyx/layouts was
extremely difficult, with no reproducible procedure.
I did what you said, but starting LyX from cmd has the same result when I start
it by a shortcut.
I removed all LyX versions and put back the
LyX-16rc2-4-08-AltInstaller-Small.exe, but it hasn't helped.
Do you have any further idea I can try with 1.6?
Máté
- Original Message -
Rich Shepard wrote:
On Thu, 11 Sep 2008, Steve Litt wrote:
It seems to me that from the dawn of time (2001 for me), getting LyX to
work with a layout file anywhere but /home/myuid/.lyx/layouts was
extremely difficult, with no reproducible procedure. You'd create a
symlink from where the file
Atlas wrote:
Hello,
First, I really like LyX! (-: However, I am unable to get LyX to compile an
example TEX file supplied by a conference. Note: This file does compile from
the command-line, but I vastly prefer LyX. Help would be very, very much
appreciated! (-:
Background:
* CLS file ==
Máté Salát wrote:
I did what you said, but starting LyX from cmd has the same result
when I start it by a shortcut.
I removed all LyX versions and put back the
LyX-16rc2-4-08-AltInstaller-Small.exe, but it hasn't helped.
Do you have any further idea I can try with 1.6?
Well, I don't do
I understand you related to Windows - Linux. But now I have to solve it on
Windows.
I used the own uninstall process of LyX. and I checked that all LyX related
folders disappeared from C:\Program Files and C:\Documents and
Settings\salat\Application Data. Can I make it more effective?
Thanks
On Thursday 11 September 2008 11:51:59 am Steve Litt wrote:
Hi all,
It seems to me that from the dawn of time (2001 for me), getting LyX to
work with a layout file anywhere but /home/myuid/.lyx/layouts was extremely
difficult, with no reproducible procedure. You'd create a symlink from
where
Whenever I import a TEX file into LyX, LyX adds the following lines:
%% Textclass specific LaTeX commands.
\theoremstyle{plain}
\newtheorem{thm}{Theorem}[section]
\numberwithin{equation}{section} %% Comment out for sequentially-numbered
On Thu, Sep 11, 2008 at 5:53 PM, Bruce Pourciau
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have two figures placed side by side, but the left hand figure is taller
than the right hand figure, so when they line up along their baselines, the
right hand figure looks much lower. How can I move the right hand
Atlas wrote:
Whenever I import a TEX file into LyX, LyX adds the following lines:
%% Textclass specific LaTeX commands.
\theoremstyle{plain}
\newtheorem{thm}{Theorem}[section]
\numberwithin{equation}{section} %% Comment out for sequentially-numbered
Máté Salát wrote:
Hello,
I tried to use LyX 1.6.0rc2, but it break down after mostly every usage
of copy and cut even it is performed by short key or by the toolbar
button. Before the shut down of LyX the attached window turns up, always
with the same numbers.
I'm in a trouble now,
Bruce Pourciau wrote:
I have two figures placed side by side, but the left hand figure is
taller than the right hand figure, so when they line up along their
baselines, the right hand figure looks much lower. How can I move the
right hand figure up, so its center lines up with the center of
Hi Robbie -
You can also go to Lyx Preferences, and under Look and Feel on the LHS,
pick User Interface. There should be a text box labeled Bind File, and a
default installation of LyX should have mac by default. If you hit
Browse, it should show you where the bind file is. Mine's in
On Sep 11, 2008, at 3:04 PM, Paul A. Rubin wrote:
Bruce Pourciau wrote:
I have two figures placed side by side, but the left hand figure is
taller than the right hand figure, so when they line up along their
baselines, the right hand figure looks much lower. How can I move
the right hand
On Sep 11, 2008, at 11:53 AM, Bruce Pourciau wrote:
I have two figures placed side by side, but the left hand figure is
taller than the right hand figure, so when they line up along their
baselines, the right hand figure looks much lower. How can I move
the right hand figure up, so its
So I really like lyx for writing; I'm using it in a book which you may view
here:
http://www.subspacefield.org/security/security_concepts.html
In any case, I want to be able to use lyx for editing, but have a script
or Makefile for each project that generates PDF, HTML or both.
I'm wondering
Hi--
I installed LyX1.6.0RC2 on my Windows XP machine, accepting all the
defaults. I then made a 20x20 icon named font-code.png and put it in
C:\Program Files\Lyx16\Resources\images (and also in an images
subdirectory of my UserDir) and tried to add the following to the Standard
toolbar section
Never mind... I was looking at old documentation, and too dumb to check
that font-code was actually a command.
--
View this message in context:
http://n2.nabble.com/Add-toolbar-action-in-1.6-%28Win%29-tp1084222p1084228.html
Sent from the LyX - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
Just in first days of trying to learn to use JabRef/Lyx on Windows Vista
with Word 2007.
Trying to output and I get the error message that says ensure lyx is running
(it is) and that the lyxpipe is valid (don't know how to do that).
Secondly, have downloaded some references from medline, and when
Travis wrote:
I am well aware of lyx -e, but I've found that it chooses a convertor
in some manner but I don't know how (the one it chooses is
suboptimal). Furthermore, I don't understand the filename.lyxConv
convention. Therefore, I've been avoiding it.
If you take a look at Tools -
Russell J. Wilson wrote:
Just in first days of trying to learn to use JabRef/Lyx on Windows Vista
with Word 2007.
Trying to output and I get the error message that says ensure lyx is running
(it is) and that the lyxpipe is valid (don't know how to do that).
AFAIK piping doesn't work with
Hi All,
Thank you, Paul. I used Jabref to create a .bib file and used Insert
> List/TOC... to put it into Lyx. However, for multiple authors, the
names are screwed up in the reference and only the first author is
listed in the cite. For example, there are three authors of this JoF
article
I have Lyx 1.56 running on OSX10.4
I have seen on various other posts stating that the mac.bind file is located
within the lyx.app bundle. I can locate the file with the preferences part
of lyx but if I do a search for it I cannot find it. I don't know how to
copy it if I can't get to it with
Dear All,
Is it possible to produce something like the cases environment does,
but with the bracket on the opposite side? (Please, see the attached
example.)
Thanks in advance,
Paul
<>
Thanks Everybody,
I figured it out! In Jabref, for multiple authors, you have to
separate each author's name with " and ". I was putting each author's
name on a separate line. I guess you need to know a little Bibtex!!!
Thanks again.
Yup, you can:
1- Add a math environment
2- Press the "Insert delimiters" button.
3- Click on the "Keep matched" checkbox.
4- Click on the "(none)" delimiter on the left side and the "}" on the
right side.
5- Click on the "Insert" button.
6- Click on the "Close" button.
7- Click on the "Insert
Hi Robbie,
Scott, RHH (Robbie) wrote:
I have Lyx 1.56 running on OSX10.4
I have seen on various other posts stating that the mac.bind file is located
within the lyx.app bundle. I can locate the file with the preferences part
of lyx but if I do a search for it I cannot find it. I don't know how
Yago wrote:
Hello to all.
I need to write a book class document (two sides) with a rarely
chapters/section numbering.
The document have three Parts and Two Apendices. The first Part have Eight
Chapters, the second Part have five Chapters and the Part three have also five
Chapters. The
Hello,
I tried to use LyX 1.6.0rc2, but it break down after mostly every usage of copy
and cut even it is performed by short key or by the toolbar button. Before the
shut down of LyX the attached window turns up, always with the same numbers.
I'm in a trouble now, because it prevent me
Máté Salát wrote:
Hello,
I tried to use LyX 1.6.0rc2, but it break down after mostly every
usage of copy and cut even it is performed by short key or by the
toolbar button. Before the shut down of LyX the attached window turns
up, always with the same numbers.
This is on Windows or
Thanks, Julio. It works really well.
I had tried your method but with alignat (instead of matrix), but it
did not work.
Paul
On Thu, Sep 11, 2008 at 2:00 PM, Julio Rojas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Yup, you can:
> 1- Add a math environment
> 2- Press the "Insert delimiters" button.
> 3- Click
No, it still doesn't work (either through pdflatex or dvips + ps2pdf
or dvips + distiller).
If I follow your instructions literally, using pdflatex, opening in
Acrobat and saving as PDF/A, Acrobat complains and tells me to use
preflight first. I do so, but this time (from the pdflatex generated
Hi Lyxers
Does anyone know if it is possible to automatically include the current
filename as text into the document, ala "\jobname" but for LyX?
\jobname almost works. The problem is that the filename has spaces and
the string output by \jobname has underscores instead of the spaces. It
Rudi van der Linde wrote:
> Hi Lyxers
>
> Does anyone know if it is possible to automatically include the current
> filename as text into the document, ala "\jobname" but for LyX?
In LyX 1.5: no.
In 1.6:
M-x info-inset buffer path
and
M-x info-inset buffer name
(where M-x opens the
Sorry, sorry that I've left out some important information.
I use win xp. It happens not each time when I use ctrl+c, but about 2 times
from every 3. It doesn't depend on if it's text or math. It happens in old
documents and in new ones as well.
In fact I use LyX 1.6 for quite a long time, and
Doesn't my method look good on PDF?
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Julio Rojas
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On Thu, Sep 11, 2008 at 3:37 PM, Paul Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks, Julio. It works really well.
>
> I had tried your method but with alignat (instead of matrix), but
Máté Salát wrote:
Sorry, sorry that I've left out some important information.
I use win xp. It happens not each time when I use ctrl+c, but about 2 times
from every 3. It doesn't depend on if it's text or math. It happens in old
documents and in new ones as well.
In fact I use LyX 1.6 for
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