Dear LyX users,
Can anyone tell me where to find the FoilTeX tarball,
referred to in Chapter 6 of the "Customizing LyX"
help document?
I have done a search of the aarnet mirror CTAN site
and it hasn't shown up anything that looks like what
I am after.
Thanks in advance.
James Sinnamon
James Sinnamon wrote:
Dear LyX users,
Can anyone tell me where to find the FoilTeX tarball,
referred to in Chapter 6 of the "Customizing LyX"
help document?
I have done a search of the aarnet mirror CTAN site
and it hasn't shown up anything that looks like what
I am after.
Hi
I need to whrite some bib references on the body on my thesis. The problem
is the word "and" between authors, it should be replaced by an "e", which
(and in my native language, Portuguese).
So I need something like [Lyons e Hallyday, 1999] instead of [Lyons and
Halliday, 1994]
How could I
I've just installed the above and want to start the learning
process. However, on launching Lyx I'm faced with a window
which is to large for my screen and I dislike using a virtual
desktop. So far I've been unable to locate the file which
contains the default geometry setting, so cannot make
On Fri, 1 Dec 2000, Rainer Hoffmann wrote:
Just to make this clear to me: Is there any way now to insert a raster image via the
External Inset and scale down the resulting eps-file or can I just scale down the
raster image via -geometry and loose information?
Rainer Hoffmann
No, there is
john gennard wrote:
I've just installed the above and want to start the learning
process. However, on launching Lyx I'm faced with a window
which is to large for my screen and I dislike using a virtual
desktop. So far I've been unable to locate the file which
contains the default geometry
"R. E. de Lima-Lopes" wrote:
I need to whrite some bib references on the body on my thesis. The problem
is the word "and" between authors, it should be replaced by an "e", which
(and in my native language, Portuguese).
So I need something like [Lyons e Hallyday, 1999] instead of [Lyons
I've compiled 1.1.5fix2 both on my PC and on my PPC. On the PC I get
german localization, on the PPC not (I know it generally works on the
PPC because a precompiled 1.1.4fix3 .deb shows up in german).
Both are Debian 2.2 potato boxes. I used 'deb-make' and
'dpkg-buildpackage -B' on the sources
Does anybody know of a bibtex package out there that has a cite command
appropriate for footnotes, according to the Chicago style? I looked at
frankenstein, but I only see cite commands for inline citations.
I suppose the thing to do otherwise is to put some stuff in the preamble? But I
don't
In a little more detail: I have been searching high and low, and all I find in
any document on the web are polemics by people in the sciences against the
citation styles used in the humanities (which give full citations in the
footnotes, accompanied by ibid and such).
So what about us
Dear LyX users,
Can anyone tell me where to find the FoilTeX tarball,
referred to in Chapter 6 of the "Customizing LyX"
help document?
I have done a search of the aarnet mirror CTAN site
and it hasn't shown up anything that looks like what
I am after.
Thanks in advance.
James Sinnamon
James Sinnamon wrote:
Dear LyX users,
Can anyone tell me where to find the FoilTeX tarball,
referred to in Chapter 6 of the "Customizing LyX"
help document?
I have done a search of the aarnet mirror CTAN site
and it hasn't shown up anything that looks like what
I am after.
Hi
I need to whrite some bib references on the body on my thesis. The problem
is the word "and" between authors, it should be replaced by an "e", which
(and in my native language, Portuguese).
So I need something like [Lyons e Hallyday, 1999] instead of [Lyons and
Halliday, 1994]
How could I
I've just installed the above and want to start the learning
process. However, on launching Lyx I'm faced with a window
which is to large for my screen and I dislike using a virtual
desktop. So far I've been unable to locate the file which
contains the default geometry setting, so cannot make
On Fri, 1 Dec 2000, Rainer Hoffmann wrote:
Just to make this clear to me: Is there any way now to insert a raster image via the
External Inset and scale down the resulting eps-file or can I just scale down the
raster image via -geometry and loose information?
Rainer Hoffmann
No, there is
john gennard wrote:
I've just installed the above and want to start the learning
process. However, on launching Lyx I'm faced with a window
which is to large for my screen and I dislike using a virtual
desktop. So far I've been unable to locate the file which
contains the default geometry
"R. E. de Lima-Lopes" wrote:
I need to whrite some bib references on the body on my thesis. The problem
is the word "and" between authors, it should be replaced by an "e", which
(and in my native language, Portuguese).
So I need something like [Lyons e Hallyday, 1999] instead of [Lyons
I've compiled 1.1.5fix2 both on my PC and on my PPC. On the PC I get
german localization, on the PPC not (I know it generally works on the
PPC because a precompiled 1.1.4fix3 .deb shows up in german).
Both are Debian 2.2 potato boxes. I used 'deb-make' and
'dpkg-buildpackage -B' on the sources
Does anybody know of a bibtex package out there that has a cite command
appropriate for footnotes, according to the Chicago style? I looked at
frankenstein, but I only see cite commands for inline citations.
I suppose the thing to do otherwise is to put some stuff in the preamble? But I
don't
In a little more detail: I have been searching high and low, and all I find in
any document on the web are polemics by people in the sciences against the
citation styles used in the humanities (which give full citations in the
footnotes, accompanied by ibid and such).
So what about us
Dear LyX users,
Can anyone tell me where to find the FoilTeX tarball,
referred to in Chapter 6 of the "Customizing LyX"
help document?
I have done a search of the aarnet mirror CTAN site
and it hasn't shown up anything that looks like what
I am after.
Thanks in advance.
James Sinnamon
James Sinnamon wrote:
>
> Dear LyX users,
>
> Can anyone tell me where to find the FoilTeX tarball,
> referred to in Chapter 6 of the "Customizing LyX"
> help document?
>
> I have done a search of the aarnet mirror CTAN site
> and it hasn't shown up anything that looks like what
> I am after.
Hi
I need to whrite some bib references on the body on my thesis. The problem
is the word "and" between authors, it should be replaced by an "e", which
(and in my native language, Portuguese).
So I need something like [Lyons e Hallyday, 1999] instead of [Lyons and
Halliday, 1994]
How could I
I've just installed the above and want to start the learning
process. However, on launching Lyx I'm faced with a window
which is to large for my screen and I dislike using a virtual
desktop. So far I've been unable to locate the file which
contains the default geometry setting, so cannot make
On Fri, 1 Dec 2000, Rainer Hoffmann wrote:
> Just to make this clear to me: Is there any way now to insert a raster image via the
> External Inset and scale down the resulting eps-file or can I just scale down the
> raster image via -geometry and loose information?
>
> Rainer Hoffmann
No,
john gennard wrote:
>
> I've just installed the above and want to start the learning
> process. However, on launching Lyx I'm faced with a window
> which is to large for my screen and I dislike using a virtual
> desktop. So far I've been unable to locate the file which
> contains the default
"R. E. de Lima-Lopes" wrote:
>
> I need to whrite some bib references on the body on my thesis. The problem
> is the word "and" between authors, it should be replaced by an "e", which
> (and in my native language, Portuguese).
>
> So I need something like [Lyons e Hallyday, 1999] instead of
I've compiled 1.1.5fix2 both on my PC and on my PPC. On the PC I get
german localization, on the PPC not (I know it generally works on the
PPC because a precompiled 1.1.4fix3 .deb shows up in german).
Both are Debian 2.2 potato boxes. I used 'deb-make' and
'dpkg-buildpackage -B' on the sources
Does anybody know of a bibtex package out there that has a cite command
appropriate for footnotes, according to the Chicago style? I looked at
frankenstein, but I only see cite commands for inline citations.
I suppose the thing to do otherwise is to put some stuff in the preamble? But I
don't
In a little more detail: I have been searching high and low, and all I find in
any document on the web are polemics by people in the sciences against the
citation styles used in the humanities (which give full citations in the
footnotes, accompanied by ibid and such).
So what about us
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