Well Ignacio, If I create an Spanish document, and use \sin x, Lyx
(on screen) renders it as sin x. If I use \sen x, Lyx will render
it (again, on screen) as \sen x. What I would like is that by using
localization (Spanish), Lyx recognizes that \sin x should be
rendered as sen x. The thing is that
On 2012-05-21, Julio Rojas wrote:
Well Ignacio, If I create an Spanish document, and use \sin x, Lyx
(on screen) renders it as sin x. If I use \sen x, Lyx will render
it (again, on screen) as \sen x. What I would like is that by using
localization (Spanish), Lyx recognizes that \sin x should
Tonight I decided that when I was citing books or reprints that had been
given to me, I should probably add an acknowledgement, like so:
The authors wish to thank donors for the following reference materials: [#]
from Jane Doe, [#] from John Doe, and [#, #] from anonymous sources.
However, I'll
Well Ignacio, If I create an Spanish document, and use \sin x, Lyx
(on screen) renders it as sin x. If I use \sen x, Lyx will render
it (again, on screen) as \sen x. What I would like is that by using
localization (Spanish), Lyx recognizes that \sin x should be
rendered as sen x. The thing is that
On 2012-05-21, Julio Rojas wrote:
Well Ignacio, If I create an Spanish document, and use \sin x, Lyx
(on screen) renders it as sin x. If I use \sen x, Lyx will render
it (again, on screen) as \sen x. What I would like is that by using
localization (Spanish), Lyx recognizes that \sin x should
Tonight I decided that when I was citing books or reprints that had been
given to me, I should probably add an acknowledgement, like so:
The authors wish to thank donors for the following reference materials: [#]
from Jane Doe, [#] from John Doe, and [#, #] from anonymous sources.
However, I'll
Well Ignacio, If I create an Spanish document, and use "\sin x", Lyx
(on screen) renders it as "sin x". If I use "\sen x", Lyx will render
it (again, on screen) as "\sen x". What I would like is that by using
localization (Spanish), Lyx recognizes that "\sin x" should be
rendered as "sen x". The
On 2012-05-21, Julio Rojas wrote:
> Well Ignacio, If I create an Spanish document, and use "\sin x", Lyx
> (on screen) renders it as "sin x". If I use "\sen x", Lyx will render
> it (again, on screen) as "\sen x". What I would like is that by using
> localization (Spanish), Lyx recognizes that
Tonight I decided that when I was citing books or reprints that had been
given to me, I should probably add an acknowledgement, like so:
The authors wish to thank donors for the following reference materials: [#]
from Jane Doe, [#] from John Doe, and [#, #] from anonymous sources.
However, I'll
