Convert LyX to MS Word XML

[Wilfried]

Hello,
I just came across a converter which i wasn't aware of before.
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tex2word converts LaTeX source documents into Office Open XML format
introduced in Microsoft Word 2007 without any intermediary steps.
Emphasis is put on equations, which are traditionally typeset in LaTeX
but occasionally have to be transferred to Word to meet requirements set
by publishers. 
[...]
tex2word is in an early stage of development. Development has focused on
converting tex files generated by the LyX document processing system
into Word Open XML files.
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Source:
http://hunyadi.info.hu/levente/en/21-tex2word

Regards
-- 
Wilfried Hennings

Re: Lualatex at startup

[Julio Rojas]

In summary, it doesn't, as I have a full installation...

-
Julio Rojas
jcredbe...@gmail.com


On Tue, Jul 1, 2014 at 2:25 AM, Denis Navas Vega denis.na...@gmail.com
wrote:

 I have never used TexLive, but I once read that TexLive was not conceived
 for Windows.

 Probably you have to review how TexLive automatically actualize packages
 on demand (when needed).

Work-around for missing text style no spell-check

[R. H. van der Gaag]

Dear Lyx’ers,
My PhD thesis will contain lots of text in medieval Dutch. This means that 
spell checking becomes a problem. There is a very old feature request for a 
text style “no spell-check”, or something similar, that would enable users to 
have portions of the text skipped when spell-checking. As far as I’m aware, no 
work is being done to write code for such a feature, and I myself unfortunately 
am unable to do. But perhaps one of you has been in a similar predicament, and 
has found a work-around? If so I’d be happy to hear about it.

Kind regards, Hiram
The Netherlands

Re: Work-around for missing text style no spell-check

[Richard Heck]

On 07/04/2014 04:02 PM, R. H. van der Gaag wrote:

Dear Lyx’ers,
My PhD thesis will contain lots of text in medieval Dutch. This means that 
spell checking becomes a problem. There is a very old feature request for a 
text style “no spell-check”, or something similar, that would enable users to 
have portions of the text skipped when spell-checking. As far as I’m aware, no 
work is being done to write code for such a feature, and I myself unfortunately 
am unable to do. But perhaps one of you has been in a similar predicament, and 
has found a work-around? If so I’d be happy to hear about it.


I believe this is very easy. Put the following into Local Layout (for 
LyX 2.1.x):


=

Format 49

InsetLayout NoSpellCheck
LyXType charstyle
SpellCheck 0
End

Style NoCheckSpell
CopyStyle Standard
SpellCheck 0
End

=

The latter works for whole paragraphs, and you could do CopyStyle 
Quotation if you had long quotes.


Richard

Convert LyX to MS Word XML

[Wilfried]

Hello,
I just came across a converter which i wasn't aware of before.
- - - citation begin - - -
tex2word converts LaTeX source documents into Office Open XML format
introduced in Microsoft Word 2007 without any intermediary steps.
Emphasis is put on equations, which are traditionally typeset in LaTeX
but occasionally have to be transferred to Word to meet requirements set
by publishers. 
[...]
tex2word is in an early stage of development. Development has focused on
converting tex files generated by the LyX document processing system
into Word Open XML files.
- - - citation end - - -

Source:
http://hunyadi.info.hu/levente/en/21-tex2word

Regards
-- 
Wilfried Hennings

Re: Lualatex at startup

[Julio Rojas]

In summary, it doesn't, as I have a full installation...

-
Julio Rojas
jcredbe...@gmail.com


On Tue, Jul 1, 2014 at 2:25 AM, Denis Navas Vega denis.na...@gmail.com
wrote:

 I have never used TexLive, but I once read that TexLive was not conceived
 for Windows.

 Probably you have to review how TexLive automatically actualize packages
 on demand (when needed).

Work-around for missing text style no spell-check

[R. H. van der Gaag]

Dear Lyx’ers,
My PhD thesis will contain lots of text in medieval Dutch. This means that 
spell checking becomes a problem. There is a very old feature request for a 
text style “no spell-check”, or something similar, that would enable users to 
have portions of the text skipped when spell-checking. As far as I’m aware, no 
work is being done to write code for such a feature, and I myself unfortunately 
am unable to do. But perhaps one of you has been in a similar predicament, and 
has found a work-around? If so I’d be happy to hear about it.

Kind regards, Hiram
The Netherlands

Re: Work-around for missing text style no spell-check

[Richard Heck]

On 07/04/2014 04:02 PM, R. H. van der Gaag wrote:

Dear Lyx’ers,
My PhD thesis will contain lots of text in medieval Dutch. This means that 
spell checking becomes a problem. There is a very old feature request for a 
text style “no spell-check”, or something similar, that would enable users to 
have portions of the text skipped when spell-checking. As far as I’m aware, no 
work is being done to write code for such a feature, and I myself unfortunately 
am unable to do. But perhaps one of you has been in a similar predicament, and 
has found a work-around? If so I’d be happy to hear about it.


I believe this is very easy. Put the following into Local Layout (for 
LyX 2.1.x):


=

Format 49

InsetLayout NoSpellCheck
LyXType charstyle
SpellCheck 0
End

Style NoCheckSpell
CopyStyle Standard
SpellCheck 0
End

=

The latter works for whole paragraphs, and you could do CopyStyle 
Quotation if you had long quotes.


Richard

Convert LyX to MS Word XML

[Wilfried]

Hello,
I just came across a converter which i wasn't aware of before.
- - - citation begin - - -
tex2word converts LaTeX source documents into Office Open XML format
introduced in Microsoft Word 2007 without any intermediary steps.
Emphasis is put on equations, which are traditionally typeset in LaTeX
but occasionally have to be transferred to Word to meet requirements set
by publishers. 
[...]
tex2word is in an early stage of development. Development has focused on
converting tex files generated by the LyX document processing system
into Word Open XML files.
- - - citation end - - -

Source:
http://hunyadi.info.hu/levente/en/21-tex2word

Regards
-- 
Wilfried Hennings

Re: Lualatex at startup

[Julio Rojas]

In summary, it doesn't, as I have a full installation...

-
Julio Rojas
jcredbe...@gmail.com


On Tue, Jul 1, 2014 at 2:25 AM, Denis Navas Vega 
wrote:

> I have never used TexLive, but I once read that TexLive was not conceived
> for Windows.
>
> Probably you have to review how TexLive automatically actualize packages
> on demand (when needed).
>
>
>

Work-around for missing text style "no spell-check"

[R. H. van der Gaag]

Dear Lyx’ers,
My PhD thesis will contain lots of text in medieval Dutch. This means that 
spell checking becomes a problem. There is a very old feature request for a 
text style “no spell-check”, or something similar, that would enable users to 
have portions of the text skipped when spell-checking. As far as I’m aware, no 
work is being done to write code for such a feature, and I myself unfortunately 
am unable to do. But perhaps one of you has been in a similar predicament, and 
has found a work-around? If so I’d be happy to hear about it.

Kind regards, Hiram
The Netherlands

Re: Work-around for missing text style "no spell-check"

[Richard Heck]

On 07/04/2014 04:02 PM, R. H. van der Gaag wrote:

Dear Lyx’ers,
My PhD thesis will contain lots of text in medieval Dutch. This means that 
spell checking becomes a problem. There is a very old feature request for a 
text style “no spell-check”, or something similar, that would enable users to 
have portions of the text skipped when spell-checking. As far as I’m aware, no 
work is being done to write code for such a feature, and I myself unfortunately 
am unable to do. But perhaps one of you has been in a similar predicament, and 
has found a work-around? If so I’d be happy to hear about it.


I believe this is very easy. Put the following into Local Layout (for 
LyX 2.1.x):


=

Format 49

InsetLayout NoSpellCheck
LyXType charstyle
SpellCheck 0
End

Style NoCheckSpell
CopyStyle Standard
SpellCheck 0
End

=

The latter works for whole paragraphs, and you could do "CopyStyle 
Quotation" if you had long quotes.


Richard