It worked! Since I need to align only the shortest of the images, I've done
some modifications (learning-by-trying) to your code. I use:
\newcommand\centerAlign[1]{%
\raisebox{\height}{#1}%
}
in the LaTeX preample, and then
\centerAlign{image}
as TeX code in my tables. Doing this way,
Kent Kostuk wrote:
I am extremely happy with my LyX install on a Win2000 laptop. It has gone
almost as smoothly as possible. The only problem I am having is with bibtex
stuff.
When I try to export a PDF file I get one error box with a bunch of lines in
it say something like
Warning:
On Sun, Nov 18, 2001 at 02:50:51PM +0100, Stefano Maggi wrote:
It worked! Since I need to align only the shortest of the images, I've done
some modifications (learning-by-trying) to your code. I use:
\newcommand\centerAlign[1]{%
\raisebox{\height}{#1}%
}
in the LaTeX preample, and
Dekel Tsur wrote:
On Sun, Nov 18, 2001 at 02:50:51PM +0100, Stefano Maggi wrote:
It worked! Since I need to align only the shortest of the images, I've done
some modifications (learning-by-trying) to your code. I use:
\newcommand\centerAlign[1]{%
\raisebox{\height}{#1}%
}
in the LaTeX
Hi everyone,
I've found substantial paste incompatibilities between LyX and GVim (GUI
Vim), which is a shame because I use these daily in my creation of my new
117,000 word book on Troubleshooting. Hopefully this can be resolved,
possibly with collaboration of the LyX and Vim development
On Sunday 18 November 2001 16:20, Ronald Florence wrote:
Steve Litt writes:
I've found substantial paste incompatibilities between LyX and GVim (GUI
Vim), which is a shame
LyX and Xemacs are for the most part compatible for cut and paste.
Since LyX can be configured to use emacs/xemacs
Hello Kent,
I assume you are using Miktex.
At the moment I'm working with the latest versions
of miktex and lyx and I don't have this problem,
but I remember to have this problem in an older version.
I used the folling workaround:
replace in the preferences the latex command
with texify (texify
That doesn't seem to be the problem. I opened the bib file in Notepad
and everything looked correct. I then saved it just in case and then
tried exporting the file again and the problem still exists.
Kent
- Original Message -
From: Roberto Hernandez [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Kent Kostuk
You are right, I am using Miktex. Were specificially in the preferences
command do I make this change? Is this under
Edit-Preferences-Converters-Converters?
If so, do I change the field Converter to texify -p?
Kent
- Original Message -
From: Steffen Seufert [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Kent
On Sat, Nov 17, 2001 at 09:01:00PM -0600, Kent Kostuk wrote:
Warning: Citation 'some citation' on page 4 undefined on input
I don't understand why this is happening. I have my bst in the same
director as my lyx file. The dir structures are essentially the same as on
my Linux system where
Dear LyXer,
how can I use the supertabular package in LyX? I have read from the list
archive this package for splitting a very long table. Or Is there any
command in LyX to split the table? Thank you in advanced for kindly help.
I Wayan WARMADA
-
Institut fuer
Hi. I'm new to this list. I've been finally using lyx heavily because of
the death of my windows partition. So, i now want to make a document
class for the standard document format in the country (I live in
Colombia, and the standards organization in here, Icontec, has
established norms for the
* Steve Litt ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Hi everyone,
Hi, Steve, long time no see :)
(Snipped the best bugreport i've seen in years)
This sounds like something that has better chances of getting to the
right people on the development mailing list.
Simplest thing to do is to, with regard to margins and other things set from
the preferences menu is to get it all like you need, and then save the layout
as default. For more complicated stuff, like fancy headers and modifications
to the sectioning, do the same thing: put your header commands
It worked! Since I need to align only the shortest of the images, I've done
some modifications (learning-by-trying) to your code. I use:
\newcommand\centerAlign[1]{%
\raisebox{\height}{#1}%
}
in the LaTeX preample, and then
\centerAlign{image}
as TeX code in my tables. Doing this way,
Kent Kostuk wrote:
I am extremely happy with my LyX install on a Win2000 laptop. It has gone
almost as smoothly as possible. The only problem I am having is with bibtex
stuff.
When I try to export a PDF file I get one error box with a bunch of lines in
it say something like
Warning:
On Sun, Nov 18, 2001 at 02:50:51PM +0100, Stefano Maggi wrote:
It worked! Since I need to align only the shortest of the images, I've done
some modifications (learning-by-trying) to your code. I use:
\newcommand\centerAlign[1]{%
\raisebox{\height}{#1}%
}
in the LaTeX preample, and
Dekel Tsur wrote:
On Sun, Nov 18, 2001 at 02:50:51PM +0100, Stefano Maggi wrote:
It worked! Since I need to align only the shortest of the images, I've done
some modifications (learning-by-trying) to your code. I use:
\newcommand\centerAlign[1]{%
\raisebox{\height}{#1}%
}
in the LaTeX
Hi everyone,
I've found substantial paste incompatibilities between LyX and GVim (GUI
Vim), which is a shame because I use these daily in my creation of my new
117,000 word book on Troubleshooting. Hopefully this can be resolved,
possibly with collaboration of the LyX and Vim development
On Sunday 18 November 2001 16:20, Ronald Florence wrote:
Steve Litt writes:
I've found substantial paste incompatibilities between LyX and GVim (GUI
Vim), which is a shame
LyX and Xemacs are for the most part compatible for cut and paste.
Since LyX can be configured to use emacs/xemacs
Hello Kent,
I assume you are using Miktex.
At the moment I'm working with the latest versions
of miktex and lyx and I don't have this problem,
but I remember to have this problem in an older version.
I used the folling workaround:
replace in the preferences the latex command
with texify (texify
That doesn't seem to be the problem. I opened the bib file in Notepad
and everything looked correct. I then saved it just in case and then
tried exporting the file again and the problem still exists.
Kent
- Original Message -
From: Roberto Hernandez [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Kent Kostuk
You are right, I am using Miktex. Were specificially in the preferences
command do I make this change? Is this under
Edit-Preferences-Converters-Converters?
If so, do I change the field Converter to texify -p?
Kent
- Original Message -
From: Steffen Seufert [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Kent
On Sat, Nov 17, 2001 at 09:01:00PM -0600, Kent Kostuk wrote:
Warning: Citation 'some citation' on page 4 undefined on input
I don't understand why this is happening. I have my bst in the same
director as my lyx file. The dir structures are essentially the same as on
my Linux system where
Dear LyXer,
how can I use the supertabular package in LyX? I have read from the list
archive this package for splitting a very long table. Or Is there any
command in LyX to split the table? Thank you in advanced for kindly help.
I Wayan WARMADA
-
Institut fuer
Hi. I'm new to this list. I've been finally using lyx heavily because of
the death of my windows partition. So, i now want to make a document
class for the standard document format in the country (I live in
Colombia, and the standards organization in here, Icontec, has
established norms for the
* Steve Litt ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Hi everyone,
Hi, Steve, long time no see :)
(Snipped the best bugreport i've seen in years)
This sounds like something that has better chances of getting to the
right people on the development mailing list.
Simplest thing to do is to, with regard to margins and other things set from
the preferences menu is to get it all like you need, and then save the layout
as default. For more complicated stuff, like fancy headers and modifications
to the sectioning, do the same thing: put your header commands
It worked! Since I need to align only the shortest of the images, I've done
some modifications (learning-by-trying) to your code. I use:
\newcommand\centerAlign[1]{%
\raisebox{\height}{#1}%
}
in the LaTeX preample, and then
\centerAlign{}
as TeX code in my tables. Doing this way, the
Kent Kostuk wrote:
> I am extremely happy with my LyX install on a Win2000 laptop. It has gone
> almost as smoothly as possible. The only problem I am having is with bibtex
> stuff.
>
> When I try to export a PDF file I get one error box with a bunch of lines in
> it say something like
>
>
On Sun, Nov 18, 2001 at 02:50:51PM +0100, Stefano Maggi wrote:
> It worked! Since I need to align only the shortest of the images, I've done
> some modifications (learning-by-trying) to your code. I use:
>
> \newcommand\centerAlign[1]{%
> \raisebox{\height}{#1}%
> }
> in the LaTeX
Dekel Tsur wrote:
>On Sun, Nov 18, 2001 at 02:50:51PM +0100, Stefano Maggi wrote:
>
>>It worked! Since I need to align only the shortest of the images, I've done
>>some modifications (learning-by-trying) to your code. I use:
>>
>>\newcommand\centerAlign[1]{%
>> \raisebox{\height}{#1}%
>>}
Hi everyone,
I've found substantial paste incompatibilities between LyX and GVim (GUI
Vim), which is a shame because I use these daily in my creation of my new
117,000 word book on Troubleshooting. Hopefully this can be resolved,
possibly with collaboration of the LyX and Vim development
On Sunday 18 November 2001 16:20, Ronald Florence wrote:
> Steve Litt writes:
>
> I've found substantial paste incompatibilities between LyX and GVim (GUI
> Vim), which is a shame
>
> LyX and Xemacs are for the most part compatible for cut and paste.
> Since LyX can be configured to use
Hello Kent,
I assume you are using Miktex.
At the moment I'm working with the latest versions
of miktex and lyx and I don't have this problem,
but I remember to have this problem in an older version.
I used the folling workaround:
replace in the preferences the "latex" command
with "texify"
That doesn't seem to be the problem. I opened the bib file in Notepad
and everything looked correct. I then saved it just in case and then
tried exporting the file again and the problem still exists.
Kent
- Original Message -
From: "Roberto Hernandez" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Kent
You are right, I am using Miktex. Were specificially in the preferences
command do I make this change? Is this under
Edit->Preferences->Converters->Converters?
If so, do I change the field Converter to "texify -p"?
Kent
- Original Message -
From: "Steffen Seufert" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
On Sat, Nov 17, 2001 at 09:01:00PM -0600, Kent Kostuk wrote:
> "Warning: Citation 'some citation' on page 4 undefined on input"
>
> I don't understand why this is happening. I have my bst in the same
> director as my lyx file. The dir structures are essentially the same as on
> my Linux system
Dear LyXer,
how can I use the supertabular package in LyX? I have read from the list
archive this package for splitting a very long table. Or Is there any
command in LyX to split the table? Thank you in advanced for kindly help.
I Wayan WARMADA
-
Institut fuer
Hi. I'm new to this list. I've been finally using lyx heavily because of
the death of my windows partition. So, i now want to make a document
class for the standard document format in the country (I live in
Colombia, and the standards organization in here, Icontec, has
established norms for the
* Steve Litt ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> Hi everyone,
Hi, Steve, long time no see :)
>
> (Snipped the best bugreport i've seen in years)
>
This sounds like something that has better chances of getting to the
right people on the development mailing list.
Simplest thing to do is to, with regard to margins and other things set from
the preferences menu is to get it all like you need, and then save the layout
as default. For more complicated stuff, like fancy headers and modifications
to the sectioning, do the same thing: put your header commands
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