How to automatically copy certain files into the tmp directory?

Hi I am using ERT boxes for inserting movies into BEAMER presentations and a few other things as well. The problem is, that the files I need in the temporary directory where the LaTeX file is compiled are not automatically copied there and I have to copy them manually. Is there a way of

Re: How to automatically copy certain files into the tmp directory?

Rainer M Krug wrote: Hi I am using ERT boxes for inserting movies into BEAMER presentations and a few other things as well. The problem is, that the files I need in the temporary directory where the LaTeX file is compiled are not automatically copied there and I have to copy them manually.

Obsoleting classic.ui

hi, is there still anybody around using the old classic.ui we distribute? its not maintained for a longer time, without new features and with bugs as the lfuns are changing, so i tend to remove it for the next release. pavel

Re: How to automatically copy certain files into the tmp directory?

On Wed, Aug 19, 2009 at 11:25 AM, Pavel Sandasa...@lyx.org wrote: Rainer M Krug wrote: Hi I am using ERT boxes for inserting movies into BEAMER presentations and a few other things as well. The problem is, that the files I need in the temporary directory where the LaTeX file is compiled are

Re: How to automatically copy certain files into the tmp directory?

Rainer M Krug wrote: I looked at it, but this is quite static and I have to maintain a script in addition to the LyX file (unless I put all files in one directory which is copied). i guess you can invent some kind of script which would be generic for all your beamer use cases without need to

Re: Obsoleting classic.ui

It would appear that on Aug 19, Pavel Sanda did say: is there still anybody around using the old classic.ui we distribute? That would be me... its not maintained for a longer time, without new features and with bugs as the lfuns are changing, so i tend to remove it for the next release.

openright, openany?

I'm using the book class. I'm sure that 'openright' used to be the default and I used to put '\openany' in the preamble. Now 'openany' seems to be the default and putting '\openright' in the preamble causes an error. Any information on this? Anthony -- Anthony Campbell -

Re: Obsoleting classic.ui

Joe(theWordy)Philbrook wrote: It would appear that on Aug 19, Pavel Sanda did say: is there still anybody around using the old classic.ui we distribute? That would be me... no problem to let it alive if its still used. use at your own risk ;) But seriously, I'm not sure what the

LyXWinInstaller for Windows 7

Hi Uwe, last night I installed LyX+MikTex under Windows 7 (Enterprise Edition) using your Altinstaller Complete (i.e. LyX 1.6.3 plus MikTex) and to my great delight * Everything went without a problem.* Just, towards the end, when LyX starts checking for installed packages - one

Re: openright, openany?

On 08/19/2009 07:01 AM, Anthony Campbell wrote: I'm using the book class. I'm sure that 'openright' used to be the default and I used to put '\openany' in the preamble. Now 'openany' seems to be the default and putting '\openright' in the preamble causes an error. Any information on this?

Re: openright, openany?

Anthony Campbell wrote: I'm using the book class. I'm sure that 'openright' used to be the default and I used to put '\openany' in the preamble. Now 'openany' seems to be the default and putting '\openright' in the preamble causes an error. Any information on this? openright and openany are

Re: openright, openany?

On 19 Aug 2009, Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote: Anthony Campbell wrote: I'm using the book class. I'm sure that 'openright' used to be the default and I used to put '\openany' in the preamble. Now 'openany' seems to be the default and putting '\openright' in the preamble causes an error.

Re: Find All and Emphasize

Tommaso Cucinotta wrote: Hi all, I'd like to mention that, with the patch I committed right now on the SVN, the current version of LyX from trunk implements correctly this kind of feature, i.e., you can search for a plain word and replace it with its emphasized or boldface version, or

LyX beamer with e.g. circles on top of text or images?

Dear All, In a LyX beamer presentation, I would like to draw circles, rectangles, arrows on top of text or images. How to do that? Do you guys happen to have LyX templates that can do that? Thank you, Sebastian -- View this message in context:

Re: Find All and Emphasize

Hi all, I'd like to mention that, with the patch I committed right now on the SVN, the current version of LyX from trunk implements correctly this kind of feature, i.e., you can search for a plain word and replace it with its emphasized or boldface version, or search for some text (i.e., X1)

How to automatically copy certain files into the tmp directory?

Hi I am using ERT boxes for inserting movies into BEAMER presentations and a few other things as well. The problem is, that the files I need in the temporary directory where the LaTeX file is compiled are not automatically copied there and I have to copy them manually. Is there a way of

Re: How to automatically copy certain files into the tmp directory?

Rainer M Krug wrote: Hi I am using ERT boxes for inserting movies into BEAMER presentations and a few other things as well. The problem is, that the files I need in the temporary directory where the LaTeX file is compiled are not automatically copied there and I have to copy them manually.

Obsoleting classic.ui

hi, is there still anybody around using the old classic.ui we distribute? its not maintained for a longer time, without new features and with bugs as the lfuns are changing, so i tend to remove it for the next release. pavel

Re: How to automatically copy certain files into the tmp directory?

On Wed, Aug 19, 2009 at 11:25 AM, Pavel Sandasa...@lyx.org wrote: Rainer M Krug wrote: Hi I am using ERT boxes for inserting movies into BEAMER presentations and a few other things as well. The problem is, that the files I need in the temporary directory where the LaTeX file is compiled are

Re: How to automatically copy certain files into the tmp directory?

Rainer M Krug wrote: I looked at it, but this is quite static and I have to maintain a script in addition to the LyX file (unless I put all files in one directory which is copied). i guess you can invent some kind of script which would be generic for all your beamer use cases without need to

Re: Obsoleting classic.ui

It would appear that on Aug 19, Pavel Sanda did say: is there still anybody around using the old classic.ui we distribute? That would be me... its not maintained for a longer time, without new features and with bugs as the lfuns are changing, so i tend to remove it for the next release.

openright, openany?

I'm using the book class. I'm sure that 'openright' used to be the default and I used to put '\openany' in the preamble. Now 'openany' seems to be the default and putting '\openright' in the preamble causes an error. Any information on this? Anthony -- Anthony Campbell -

Re: Obsoleting classic.ui

Joe(theWordy)Philbrook wrote: It would appear that on Aug 19, Pavel Sanda did say: is there still anybody around using the old classic.ui we distribute? That would be me... no problem to let it alive if its still used. use at your own risk ;) But seriously, I'm not sure what the

LyXWinInstaller for Windows 7

Hi Uwe, last night I installed LyX+MikTex under Windows 7 (Enterprise Edition) using your Altinstaller Complete (i.e. LyX 1.6.3 plus MikTex) and to my great delight * Everything went without a problem.* Just, towards the end, when LyX starts checking for installed packages - one

Re: openright, openany?

On 08/19/2009 07:01 AM, Anthony Campbell wrote: I'm using the book class. I'm sure that 'openright' used to be the default and I used to put '\openany' in the preamble. Now 'openany' seems to be the default and putting '\openright' in the preamble causes an error. Any information on this?

Re: openright, openany?

Anthony Campbell wrote: I'm using the book class. I'm sure that 'openright' used to be the default and I used to put '\openany' in the preamble. Now 'openany' seems to be the default and putting '\openright' in the preamble causes an error. Any information on this? openright and openany are

Re: openright, openany?

On 19 Aug 2009, Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote: Anthony Campbell wrote: I'm using the book class. I'm sure that 'openright' used to be the default and I used to put '\openany' in the preamble. Now 'openany' seems to be the default and putting '\openright' in the preamble causes an error.

Re: Find All and Emphasize

Tommaso Cucinotta wrote: Hi all, I'd like to mention that, with the patch I committed right now on the SVN, the current version of LyX from trunk implements correctly this kind of feature, i.e., you can search for a plain word and replace it with its emphasized or boldface version, or

LyX beamer with e.g. circles on top of text or images?

Dear All, In a LyX beamer presentation, I would like to draw circles, rectangles, arrows on top of text or images. How to do that? Do you guys happen to have LyX templates that can do that? Thank you, Sebastian -- View this message in context:

Re: Find All and Emphasize

Hi all, I'd like to mention that, with the patch I committed right now on the SVN, the current version of LyX from trunk implements correctly this kind of feature, i.e., you can search for a plain word and replace it with its emphasized or boldface version, or search for some text (i.e., X1)

How to automatically copy certain files into the tmp directory?

Hi I am using ERT boxes for inserting movies into BEAMER presentations and a few other things as well. The problem is, that the files I need in the temporary directory where the LaTeX file is compiled are not automatically copied there and I have to copy them manually. Is there a way of

Re: How to automatically copy certain files into the tmp directory?

Rainer M Krug wrote: > Hi > > I am using ERT boxes for inserting movies into BEAMER presentations > and a few other things as well. The problem is, that the files I need > in the temporary directory where the LaTeX file is compiled are not > automatically copied there and I have to copy them

Obsoleting classic.ui

hi, is there still anybody around using the old classic.ui we distribute? its not maintained for a longer time, without new features and with bugs as the lfuns are changing, so i tend to remove it for the next release. pavel

Re: How to automatically copy certain files into the tmp directory?

On Wed, Aug 19, 2009 at 11:25 AM, Pavel Sanda wrote: > Rainer M Krug wrote: >> Hi >> >> I am using ERT boxes for inserting movies into BEAMER presentations >> and a few other things as well. The problem is, that the files I need >> in the temporary directory where the LaTeX file is

Re: How to automatically copy certain files into the tmp directory?

Rainer M Krug wrote: > I looked at it, but this is quite static and I have to maintain a > script in addition to the LyX file (unless I put all files in one > directory which is copied). i guess you can invent some kind of script which would be generic for all your beamer use cases without need

Re: Obsoleting classic.ui

It would appear that on Aug 19, Pavel Sanda did say: > is there still anybody around using the old classic.ui we distribute? That would be me... > its not maintained for a longer time, without new features and with bugs > as the lfuns are changing, so i tend to remove it for the next release.

openright, openany?

I'm using the book class. I'm sure that 'openright' used to be the default and I used to put '\openany' in the preamble. Now 'openany' seems to be the default and putting '\openright' in the preamble causes an error. Any information on this? Anthony -- Anthony Campbell -

Re: Obsoleting classic.ui

Joe(theWordy)Philbrook wrote: > > It would appear that on Aug 19, Pavel Sanda did say: > > > is there still anybody around using the old classic.ui we distribute? > > That would be me... no problem to let it alive if its still used. use at your own risk ;) > But seriously, I'm not sure what

LyXWinInstaller for Windows 7

Hi Uwe, last night I installed LyX+MikTex under Windows 7 (Enterprise Edition) using your "Altinstaller Complete" (i.e. LyX 1.6.3 plus MikTex) and to my great delight * Everything went without a problem.* Just, towards the end, when LyX starts "checking for installed packages" -

Re: openright, openany?

On 08/19/2009 07:01 AM, Anthony Campbell wrote: I'm using the book class. I'm sure that 'openright' used to be the default and I used to put '\openany' in the preamble. Now 'openany' seems to be the default and putting '\openright' in the preamble causes an error. Any information on this?

Re: openright, openany?

Anthony Campbell wrote: > I'm using the book class. I'm sure that 'openright' used to be the > default and I used to put '\openany' in the preamble. Now 'openany' > seems to be the default and putting '\openright' in the preamble causes > an error. > > Any information on this? openright and

Re: openright, openany?

On 19 Aug 2009, Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote: > Anthony Campbell wrote: > > I'm using the book class. I'm sure that 'openright' used to be the > > default and I used to put '\openany' in the preamble. Now 'openany' > > seems to be the default and putting '\openright' in the preamble causes > > an

Re: Find All and Emphasize

Tommaso Cucinotta wrote: > Hi all, > > I'd like to mention that, with the patch I committed right now on the SVN, > the current version of LyX from trunk implements correctly this kind of > feature, i.e., you can search for a plain word and replace it with its > emphasized or boldface version,

LyX beamer with e.g. circles on top of text or images?

Dear All, In a LyX "beamer" presentation, I would like to draw circles, rectangles, arrows on top of text or images. How to do that? Do you guys happen to have LyX templates that can do that? Thank you, Sebastian -- View this message in context:

Re: Find All and Emphasize

Hi all, I'd like to mention that, with the patch I committed right now on the SVN, the current version of LyX from trunk implements correctly this kind of feature, i.e., you can search for a plain word and replace it with its emphasized or boldface version, or search for some text (i.e., X1)