IEEEtran
Hello Where can get IEEEtran please. Your sincerely Jacques Germishuizen E-pos: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Finding linuxdoc-sgml.sty
Note that LyX-configure uses LaTeX to find the packeages so if LyX-configure does not find it, LaTeX can not find it. That's not true, because the sgml2tex script sets up the paths so that LaTeX can find the relevant style files. -- http://sc3d.org/rrt/ | certain, a. insufficiently analysed
Booklet Printing with Lyx
Does anyone know of a good way to print in booklet style on letter size paper? I worked for several hours yesterday and after much trial and error I got something to work but it is not an elegant solution. I used the postscript utilities plus some strange paper and margin settings in Lyx to achieve the desired results. I had to select a custom papersize of 5.5 inches by 11.5 inches, a top margin of 1.25 inches, left margin of 0.4in, right margin of 0.75 inches and a header margin of 1.5 inches. This was done on the default document article class. I then printed to a file (file.ps). And used the following commands. psbook file.ps file2.ps psnup -w8.5in -h11in -W5.5in -H8.5in file2.ps file3.ps gv file3.ps I then printed selected pages from Ghostview. I think the reason for the strange settings in Lyx is that dvip automatically processes assuming letter size paper. At least that is what appears on the command line in Lyx when I tell it to print to a file. Anyway, if someone knows of a simpler and more straight forward way to do this please let me know. Frank Geter USDA NRCS ITC 2625 Redwing Road, Suite 110 Fort Collins, CO 80526 [EMAIL PROTECTED] Ph# 970-282-2482
Recommendations for software manual production?
Hi -- We are starting a new software project, for which we have to produce manuals in manpage, HTML, and PDF formats. We're lazy, so we'd like to generate these output formats from a single set of source files; and we already use LyX for our other documentation, so we'd like to use it to generate the source documents. Given the state LyX is at now, what recommendations can any of you offer for the best approach to use for this? DocBook? We're comfortable with LaTeX, but don't have any experience with SGML. (And if Lyx-DocBook sounds like the preferred approach, is there anyone who has got DocBook + Jade + SGMLTools to peacefully coexist on Linux RH6? Prokopis? Drop me email if you got this working.) Thanks for your advice! -- Roger Williams finger me for my PGP public key Coelacanth Engineering Incconsulting turnkey product development Middleborough, Massachusetts wireless * datacomm * DSP * ATE tel +1 508 947-5585 * fax +1 508 861-0278 * http://www.coelacanth.com/
Re: Booklet Printing with Lyx
Try the attached script. #!/bin/sh # script for book generation. # Examples of use: man -t command | book | lpr -Pprinter # This will print the man pages in book format and # both sides. If you need file out, say: #man -t command |book out.ps # # You can use: cat name.ps | book name2.ps PATH=/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin export PATH PSBOOK=/usr/local/bin/psbook PSNUP=/usr/local/bin/psnup PSTOPS=/usr/local/bin/pstops if test $# -gt 0; then for N in $*; do $PSBOOK -q $N | $PSNUP -q -2 | $PSTOPS -q "2:0,1U(1w,1h)" done else $PSBOOK -q | $PSNUP -q -2 | $PSTOPS -q "2:0,1U(1w,1h)" fi
IEEEtran
Hello Where can get IEEEtran please. Your sincerely Jacques Germishuizen E-pos: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Finding linuxdoc-sgml.sty
Note that LyX-configure uses LaTeX to find the packeages so if LyX-configure does not find it, LaTeX can not find it. That's not true, because the sgml2tex script sets up the paths so that LaTeX can find the relevant style files. -- http://sc3d.org/rrt/ | certain, a. insufficiently analysed
Booklet Printing with Lyx
Does anyone know of a good way to print in booklet style on letter size paper? I worked for several hours yesterday and after much trial and error I got something to work but it is not an elegant solution. I used the postscript utilities plus some strange paper and margin settings in Lyx to achieve the desired results. I had to select a custom papersize of 5.5 inches by 11.5 inches, a top margin of 1.25 inches, left margin of 0.4in, right margin of 0.75 inches and a header margin of 1.5 inches. This was done on the default document article class. I then printed to a file (file.ps). And used the following commands. psbook file.ps file2.ps psnup -w8.5in -h11in -W5.5in -H8.5in file2.ps file3.ps gv file3.ps I then printed selected pages from Ghostview. I think the reason for the strange settings in Lyx is that dvip automatically processes assuming letter size paper. At least that is what appears on the command line in Lyx when I tell it to print to a file. Anyway, if someone knows of a simpler and more straight forward way to do this please let me know. Frank Geter USDA NRCS ITC 2625 Redwing Road, Suite 110 Fort Collins, CO 80526 [EMAIL PROTECTED] Ph# 970-282-2482
Recommendations for software manual production?
Hi -- We are starting a new software project, for which we have to produce manuals in manpage, HTML, and PDF formats. We're lazy, so we'd like to generate these output formats from a single set of source files; and we already use LyX for our other documentation, so we'd like to use it to generate the source documents. Given the state LyX is at now, what recommendations can any of you offer for the best approach to use for this? DocBook? We're comfortable with LaTeX, but don't have any experience with SGML. (And if Lyx-DocBook sounds like the preferred approach, is there anyone who has got DocBook + Jade + SGMLTools to peacefully coexist on Linux RH6? Prokopis? Drop me email if you got this working.) Thanks for your advice! -- Roger Williams finger me for my PGP public key Coelacanth Engineering Incconsulting turnkey product development Middleborough, Massachusetts wireless * datacomm * DSP * ATE tel +1 508 947-5585 * fax +1 508 861-0278 * http://www.coelacanth.com/
Re: Booklet Printing with Lyx
Try the attached script. #!/bin/sh # script for book generation. # Examples of use: man -t command | book | lpr -Pprinter # This will print the man pages in book format and # both sides. If you need file out, say: #man -t command |book out.ps # # You can use: cat name.ps | book name2.ps PATH=/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin export PATH PSBOOK=/usr/local/bin/psbook PSNUP=/usr/local/bin/psnup PSTOPS=/usr/local/bin/pstops if test $# -gt 0; then for N in $*; do $PSBOOK -q $N | $PSNUP -q -2 | $PSTOPS -q "2:0,1U(1w,1h)" done else $PSBOOK -q | $PSNUP -q -2 | $PSTOPS -q "2:0,1U(1w,1h)" fi
IEEEtran
Hello Where can get IEEEtran please. Your sincerely Jacques Germishuizen E-pos: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Finding linuxdoc-sgml.sty
> Note that LyX-configure uses LaTeX to find the packeages so if > LyX-configure does not find it, LaTeX can not find it. That's not true, because the sgml2tex script sets up the paths so that LaTeX can find the relevant style files. -- http://sc3d.org/rrt/ | certain, a. insufficiently analysed
Booklet Printing with Lyx
Does anyone know of a good way to print in booklet style on letter size paper? I worked for several hours yesterday and after much trial and error I got something to work but it is not an elegant solution. I used the postscript utilities plus some strange paper and margin settings in Lyx to achieve the desired results. I had to select a custom papersize of 5.5 inches by 11.5 inches, a top margin of 1.25 inches, left margin of 0.4in, right margin of 0.75 inches and a header margin of 1.5 inches. This was done on the default document article class. I then printed to a file (file.ps). And used the following commands. psbook file.ps file2.ps psnup -w8.5in -h11in -W5.5in -H8.5in file2.ps file3.ps gv file3.ps I then printed selected pages from Ghostview. I think the reason for the strange settings in Lyx is that dvip automatically processes assuming letter size paper. At least that is what appears on the command line in Lyx when I tell it to print to a file. Anyway, if someone knows of a simpler and more straight forward way to do this please let me know. Frank Geter USDA NRCS ITC 2625 Redwing Road, Suite 110 Fort Collins, CO 80526 [EMAIL PROTECTED] Ph# 970-282-2482
Recommendations for software manual production?
Hi -- We are starting a new software project, for which we have to produce manuals in manpage, HTML, and PDF formats. We're lazy, so we'd like to generate these output formats from a single set of source files; and we already use LyX for our other documentation, so we'd like to use it to generate the source documents. Given the state LyX is at now, what recommendations can any of you offer for the best approach to use for this? DocBook? We're comfortable with LaTeX, but don't have any experience with SGML. (And if Lyx->DocBook sounds like the preferred approach, is there anyone who has got DocBook + Jade + SGMLTools to peacefully coexist on Linux RH6? Prokopis? Drop me email if you got this working.) Thanks for your advice! -- Roger Williams finger me for my PGP public key Coelacanth Engineering Incconsulting & turnkey product development Middleborough, Massachusetts wireless * datacomm * DSP * ATE tel +1 508 947-5585 * fax +1 508 861-0278 * http://www.coelacanth.com/
Re: Booklet Printing with Lyx
Try the attached script. #!/bin/sh # script for book generation. # Examples of use: man -t | book | lpr -P # This will print the man pages in book format and # both sides. If you need file out, say: #man -t |book > out.ps # # You can use: cat name.ps | book > name2.ps PATH=/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin export PATH PSBOOK=/usr/local/bin/psbook PSNUP=/usr/local/bin/psnup PSTOPS=/usr/local/bin/pstops if test $# -gt 0; then for N in $*; do $PSBOOK -q $N | $PSNUP -q -2 | $PSTOPS -q "2:0,1U(1w,1h)" done else $PSBOOK -q | $PSNUP -q -2 | $PSTOPS -q "2:0,1U(1w,1h)" fi
