choice (Eclipse) or becuase they actually make life easier (LyX vs. LaTeX),
I thought they almost always made life easier.. and maybe I'm wrong...
but in any case, with the bib files, I sure do think they do..
nirmal
choice (Eclipse) or becuase they actually make life easier (LyX vs. LaTeX),
I thought they almost always made life easier.. and maybe I'm wrong...
but in any case, with the bib files, I sure do think they do..
nirmal
choice (Eclipse) or becuase they actually make life easier (LyX vs. LaTeX),
I thought they almost always made life easier.. and maybe I'm wrong...
but in any case, with the bib files, I sure do think they do..
nirmal
Try \renewtheorem{theorem}{... the french word ...}
Thanks, Herbert. But, where should I insert that command?
In the preamble. Layout-Document-Preamble
I did it, but I get the following error message:
LaTeX Error: Missing \begin{document}.
\renewtheorem{t
Nirmal Govind wrote:
if nirmal does agree, I can try a German translation of this nice
presentation (but with his original English Lyx-version screeshots).
Might be, that we can have it shorter than in a few years ;-)
Oh sure... that would be great Bernhard... thanks! Let me know if I can
Paul Smith schrieb:
Try \renewtheorem{theorem}{... the french word ...}
Thanks, Herbert. But, where should I insert that command?
In the preamble. Layout-Document-Preamble
I did it, but I get the following error message:
LaTeX Error: Missing \begin{document}.
\renewtheorem{t
M.B. Schiekel wrote:
Corrections and improvement suggestions are wellcome.
Nice presentation. I think you should check grammar and orthography, though.
Here are some corrections (there are a few more errors of the same kind):
- Dokumenten Erstellung - Dokumentenerstellung
- TeX Sprache -
Nirmal Govind schrieb:
I made a presentation on LyX/LaTeX to the LUG here at Penn State
yesterday. Below is the link in case someone's interested in doing
something similar...
http://www.personal.psu.edu/nug107/lyx/LyX_PSU_LUG.pdf
some remarks:
- Overview: nowadays, it is not right, that LaTeX
Try \renewtheorem{theorem}{... the french word ...}
Thanks, Herbert. But, where should I insert that command?
In the preamble. Layout-Document-Preamble
I did it, but I get the following error message:
LaTeX Error: Missing \begin{document}.
\renewtheorem{t
Todd O'Bryan schrieb:
I actually didn't get a file. I got a bunch of text with backslashes and such. I thought you meant to send it that way.
Here's the problem. If I put that in Typewriter font, but not LyX Code, I can't type spaces to indent correctly. If I put it in LyX Code, then the (a) and
Robert Neumann schrieb:
I am normally using Lyx 1.20, but I'm planing to switch to lyx 1.3.2. When I
open a document which was created with lyx 1.20 using fanyhdr I encounter a
problem: When I use the pdf preview or export function, the pagenumbers
(created with fancyfoot) were gone. If I'm
Paul Smith schrieb:
\newtheorem{theorem}{FrenchTheorem}
into the preamble. I'd forgotten that in amsart the
theorem isn't defined.
Herbert, I did as you suggested and the file was perfectly compiled.
However, the label Theorem remains on the DVI file. (FrenchTheorem label
does not show up.) I
Paul Smith schrieb:
The files are here, Herbert.
ok, I see. A problem with LyX.
Write into the preamble:
\newtheorem{theorem}{FrenchTheorem}
\let\thm\theorem
Herbert
ok, I see. A problem with LyX.
Write into the preamble:
\newtheorem{theorem}{FrenchTheorem}
\let\thm\theorem
Herbert,
It works almost perfectly. Without inserting \let\thm\theorem in the
preamble, the output DVI file displays Theorem 0.1 whereas otherwise it
appears FrenchTheorem 1.. It
Paul Smith schrieb:
ok, I see. A problem with LyX.
Write into the preamble:
\newtheorem{theorem}{FrenchTheorem}
\let\thm\theorem
It works almost perfectly. Without inserting \let\thm\theorem in the
preamble, the output DVI file displays Theorem 0.1 whereas otherwise it
appears FrenchTheorem 1.. It
ok, I see. A problem with LyX.
Write into the preamble:
\newtheorem{theorem}{FrenchTheorem}
\let\thm\theorem
It works almost perfectly. Without inserting \let\thm\theorem in the
preamble, the output DVI file displays Theorem 0.1 whereas otherwise
it
appears FrenchTheorem 1.. It seems
On Fri, 14 Nov 2003, Matej Cepl wrote:
First of all -- it is considered rude to answer to the personal
address when conversing on the list (see
http://www.linuxmafia.com/~rick/faq/#offlist for rather direct
explanation of the problem -- I wouldn't say it in such tone).
Second of all,
On Sat, 15 Nov 2003, Rich Shepard wrote:
On Fri, 14 Nov 2003, Matej Cepl wrote:
First of all -- it is considered rude to answer to the personal
address when conversing on the list (see
http://www.linuxmafia.com/~rick/faq/#offlist for rather direct
explanation of the problem -- I
On Sat, 15 Nov 2003, Christian Ridderström wrote:
Good point... I think this list in general accept _short_ attachments
(typically .lyx or .layout-file illustrating a problem)... I could be
wrong though :-)
Christian,
Not to flog a dead equine, but I didn't know if a 3+K file was short
Emacs and bibtex...
Oops... I managed to lose my original reply.. good thing I actually put
the tips on the wiki.
If you want to add tips about using Bibtex with LyX, you can do so here:
http://wiki.lyx.org/pmwiki.php/Tips/BibTeX
I put some tips on Emacs' bibtex-mode (which I
On Sat, 15 Nov 2003, Rich Shepard wrote:
On Sat, 15 Nov 2003, Christian Ridderström wrote:
Good point... I think this list in general accept _short_ attachments
(typically .lyx or .layout-file illustrating a problem)... I could be
wrong though :-)
Christian,
Not to flog a dead
On Bibtex, command line editing, and GUIs ...
My fingers think in emacs, and although I now work on a Mac after 16
years on SunOS, Solaris, and predecessors, I instinctively gravitate
toward command line solutions in unfamiliar situations.
That said, I would strongly urge using a good GUI
On Sat, 15 Nov 2003, Christian Ridderström wrote:
Flog away..., IMO the question is relvant in general to user's of this
list.. (I'd say 3+K is short but I'm on 10Mbit...)
Actually, the expression minimal example file comes to mind... so
I guess in general it's ok with attachments if they
Hi,
I am using the lyx version 1.2.2. I want to make a glossary at the end of
a lyx document. If anyone has any experience in making it then kindly guide
me
thanks
mona
_
MSN Hotmail now on your Mobile phone.
I downloaded the contents of the natbib directory from a CTAN mirror. Now
I would like to understand what files I have and where to put them in my
teTeX tree. Here's what I have:
README.1st abbrvnat.bst bibentry.ins natbib.dtx unsrtnat.bst
README.v71 bibentry.dtx natbib.drvnatbib.ins
Hello,
You can see the nomencl package documentation. LyX doesn't deal with
nomencl, but you can create a makefile exporting to latex, and generating
the output using makeindex to create the glosary.
If you like the nomencl approach I can send a little makefile I am using.
Andres.
En Sat, 15
With pdflatex still use latin modern fonts (package lmodern)
or the cm-super (needs a lot of memory). There is no need to
use ps2pdf.
Yes, I played around with these a couple weeks ago and I can't remember
why but I decided that the output from ps2pdf with cm-super was the
best... will try again
Nirmal Govind schrieb:
With pdflatex still use latin modern fonts (package lmodern)
or the cm-super (needs a lot of memory). There is no need to
use ps2pdf.
Yes, I played around with these a couple weeks ago and I can't remember
why but I decided that the output from ps2pdf with cm-super was
On Sat, 15 Nov 2003, Rich Shepard wrote:
I downloaded the contents of the natbib directory from a CTAN mirror. Now
I would like to understand what files I have and where to put them in my
teTeX tree. Here's what I have:
README.1st abbrvnat.bst bibentry.ins natbib.dtx unsrtnat.bst
On Sat, 15 Nov 2003, Christian Ridderström wrote:
The files I've found are readable (online version of README.1st)...
http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/macros/latex/contrib/natbib/README.1st
and
http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/macros/latex/contrib/natbib/README.v71
are you using Windows,
On Sat, 15 Nov 2003, Rich Shepard wrote:
On Sat, 15 Nov 2003, Christian Ridderström wrote:
The files I've found are readable (online version of README.1st)...
http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/macros/latex/contrib/natbib/README.1st
and
On Sat, 15 Nov 2003, Christian Ridderström wrote:
Uhm... are you saying that you couldn't read the files from Unix either?
Just out of curiosity, could you mail me the readmes privately?
There is no linux _either_. That's all I've been running the past six
years. And, I did get readable
Rich Shepard [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
PS. You might want to consider adding a single line with '-- ' in front of
your signature, since that would allow some mail software to recognize it
as a signature and automatically remove it in replies.
I have that turned off in pine; I can turn
thank you, Herbert Jürgen
:o)
Katrin
Thanks for your comments Herbert..
some remarks:
- Overview: nowadays, it is not right, that LaTeX is _commonly_
used for technical documents.
No? Actually this point is interesting.. are there any statistics on the
percentage of users in various fields (Sciences, Engg., Arts etc..) who
use
Nirmal Govind schrieb:
No? Actually this point is interesting.. are there any statistics on the
percentage of users in various fields (Sciences, Engg., Arts etc..) who
use LaTeX? (a little bit of Googling didn't turn up anything) I've made
this change to the slide in any case..
there exists
I prefer latin modern ... ;-) and build my PDF's in general
with VTeX/Free.
I tried out all the combinations again.. the ps2pdf output with cm-super
looked marginally better than ps2pdf with lmodern when viewed on screen
here.. pdflatex with lmodern does look great.. the reason I didn't use
Hi list,
is any of you other lyx/mac users using tkbibtex or JBibtexmanager in
such a way that you can export bibtex-entries via pushing a button to
lyx? I tried to install both, but they won't even start running - which
might be due to the fact that again I don't know whether and where to
Nirmal Govind schrieb:
I prefer latin modern ... ;-) and build my PDF's in general
with VTeX/Free.
I tried out all the combinations again.. the ps2pdf output with cm-super
looked marginally better than ps2pdf with lmodern when viewed on screen
here.. pdflatex with lmodern does look great.. the
did you ever try the sequence eps2eps and then epstopdf?
Yes, I did the last time when Angus suggested it.. it gave me an error
then (not sure if it was eps2eps or epstopdf) but now eps2eps converts
to eps and then the epstopdf works... (may be cos I'm trying different
figures) ... but the
Katrin Pietzsch [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
is any of you other lyx/mac users using tkbibtex or JBibtexmanager in
such a way that you can export bibtex-entries via pushing a button to
lyx?
I tried JBibtexmanager and found it functional but ugly. Both it and
tkbibtex use the lyxpipe to
On Sat, 15 Nov 2003 11:33:27 +0100
Juergen Spitzmueller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
M.B. Schiekel wrote:
Corrections and improvement suggestions are wellcome.
Nice presentation. I think you should check grammar and orthography,
though. Here are some corrections (there are a few more errors of
Lyx/Latex presentation and uploaded this to
http://home.t-online.de/home/mb.schiekel/LyX_PSU_LUG_de.pdf
That was real quick Bernhard.. thank you very much!
nirmal
ok, I see. A problem with LyX.
Write into the preamble:
\newtheorem{theorem}{FrenchTheorem}
\let\thm\theorem
It works almost perfectly. Without inserting \let\thm\theorem in the
preamble, the output DVI file displays Theorem 0.1 whereas otherwise it
appears FrenchTheorem 1.. It seems that anything
ok, I see. A problem with LyX.
Write into the preamble:
\newtheorem{theorem}{FrenchTheorem}
\let\thm\theorem
It works almost perfectly. Without inserting \let\thm\theorem in the
preamble, the output DVI file displays Theorem 0.1 whereas
otherwise it
appears FrenchTheorem 1.. It seems that
choice (Eclipse) or becuase they actually make life easier (LyX vs. LaTeX),
I thought they almost always made life easier.. and maybe I'm wrong...
but in any case, with the bib files, I sure do think they do..
nirmal
choice (Eclipse) or becuase they actually make life easier (LyX vs. LaTeX),
I thought they almost always made life easier.. and maybe I'm wrong...
but in any case, with the bib files, I sure do think they do..
nirmal
choice (Eclipse) or becuase they actually make life easier (LyX vs. LaTeX),
I thought they almost always made life easier.. and maybe I'm wrong...
but in any case, with the bib files, I sure do think they do..
nirmal
Try \renewtheorem{theorem}{... the french word ...}
Thanks, Herbert. But, where should I insert that command?
In the preamble. Layout-Document-Preamble
I did it, but I get the following error message:
LaTeX Error: Missing \begin{document}.
\renewtheorem{t
Nirmal Govind wrote:
if nirmal does agree, I can try a German translation of this nice
presentation (but with his original English Lyx-version screeshots).
Might be, that we can have it shorter than in a few years ;-)
Oh sure... that would be great Bernhard... thanks! Let me know if I can
Paul Smith schrieb:
Try \renewtheorem{theorem}{... the french word ...}
Thanks, Herbert. But, where should I insert that command?
In the preamble. Layout-Document-Preamble
I did it, but I get the following error message:
LaTeX Error: Missing \begin{document}.
\renewtheorem{t
M.B. Schiekel wrote:
Corrections and improvement suggestions are wellcome.
Nice presentation. I think you should check grammar and orthography, though.
Here are some corrections (there are a few more errors of the same kind):
- Dokumenten Erstellung - Dokumentenerstellung
- TeX Sprache -
Nirmal Govind schrieb:
I made a presentation on LyX/LaTeX to the LUG here at Penn State
yesterday. Below is the link in case someone's interested in doing
something similar...
http://www.personal.psu.edu/nug107/lyx/LyX_PSU_LUG.pdf
some remarks:
- Overview: nowadays, it is not right, that LaTeX
Try \renewtheorem{theorem}{... the french word ...}
Thanks, Herbert. But, where should I insert that command?
In the preamble. Layout-Document-Preamble
I did it, but I get the following error message:
LaTeX Error: Missing \begin{document}.
\renewtheorem{t
Todd O'Bryan schrieb:
I actually didn't get a file. I got a bunch of text with backslashes and such. I thought you meant to send it that way.
Here's the problem. If I put that in Typewriter font, but not LyX Code, I can't type spaces to indent correctly. If I put it in LyX Code, then the (a) and
Robert Neumann schrieb:
I am normally using Lyx 1.20, but I'm planing to switch to lyx 1.3.2. When I
open a document which was created with lyx 1.20 using fanyhdr I encounter a
problem: When I use the pdf preview or export function, the pagenumbers
(created with fancyfoot) were gone. If I'm
Paul Smith schrieb:
\newtheorem{theorem}{FrenchTheorem}
into the preamble. I'd forgotten that in amsart the
theorem isn't defined.
Herbert, I did as you suggested and the file was perfectly compiled.
However, the label Theorem remains on the DVI file. (FrenchTheorem label
does not show up.) I
Paul Smith schrieb:
The files are here, Herbert.
ok, I see. A problem with LyX.
Write into the preamble:
\newtheorem{theorem}{FrenchTheorem}
\let\thm\theorem
Herbert
ok, I see. A problem with LyX.
Write into the preamble:
\newtheorem{theorem}{FrenchTheorem}
\let\thm\theorem
Herbert,
It works almost perfectly. Without inserting \let\thm\theorem in the
preamble, the output DVI file displays Theorem 0.1 whereas otherwise it
appears FrenchTheorem 1.. It
Paul Smith schrieb:
ok, I see. A problem with LyX.
Write into the preamble:
\newtheorem{theorem}{FrenchTheorem}
\let\thm\theorem
It works almost perfectly. Without inserting \let\thm\theorem in the
preamble, the output DVI file displays Theorem 0.1 whereas otherwise it
appears FrenchTheorem 1.. It
ok, I see. A problem with LyX.
Write into the preamble:
\newtheorem{theorem}{FrenchTheorem}
\let\thm\theorem
It works almost perfectly. Without inserting \let\thm\theorem in the
preamble, the output DVI file displays Theorem 0.1 whereas otherwise
it
appears FrenchTheorem 1.. It seems
On Fri, 14 Nov 2003, Matej Cepl wrote:
First of all -- it is considered rude to answer to the personal
address when conversing on the list (see
http://www.linuxmafia.com/~rick/faq/#offlist for rather direct
explanation of the problem -- I wouldn't say it in such tone).
Second of all,
On Sat, 15 Nov 2003, Rich Shepard wrote:
On Fri, 14 Nov 2003, Matej Cepl wrote:
First of all -- it is considered rude to answer to the personal
address when conversing on the list (see
http://www.linuxmafia.com/~rick/faq/#offlist for rather direct
explanation of the problem -- I
On Sat, 15 Nov 2003, Christian Ridderström wrote:
Good point... I think this list in general accept _short_ attachments
(typically .lyx or .layout-file illustrating a problem)... I could be
wrong though :-)
Christian,
Not to flog a dead equine, but I didn't know if a 3+K file was short
Emacs and bibtex...
Oops... I managed to lose my original reply.. good thing I actually put
the tips on the wiki.
If you want to add tips about using Bibtex with LyX, you can do so here:
http://wiki.lyx.org/pmwiki.php/Tips/BibTeX
I put some tips on Emacs' bibtex-mode (which I
On Sat, 15 Nov 2003, Rich Shepard wrote:
On Sat, 15 Nov 2003, Christian Ridderström wrote:
Good point... I think this list in general accept _short_ attachments
(typically .lyx or .layout-file illustrating a problem)... I could be
wrong though :-)
Christian,
Not to flog a dead
On Bibtex, command line editing, and GUIs ...
My fingers think in emacs, and although I now work on a Mac after 16
years on SunOS, Solaris, and predecessors, I instinctively gravitate
toward command line solutions in unfamiliar situations.
That said, I would strongly urge using a good GUI
On Sat, 15 Nov 2003, Christian Ridderström wrote:
Flog away..., IMO the question is relvant in general to user's of this
list.. (I'd say 3+K is short but I'm on 10Mbit...)
Actually, the expression minimal example file comes to mind... so
I guess in general it's ok with attachments if they
Hi,
I am using the lyx version 1.2.2. I want to make a glossary at the end of
a lyx document. If anyone has any experience in making it then kindly guide
me
thanks
mona
_
MSN Hotmail now on your Mobile phone.
I downloaded the contents of the natbib directory from a CTAN mirror. Now
I would like to understand what files I have and where to put them in my
teTeX tree. Here's what I have:
README.1st abbrvnat.bst bibentry.ins natbib.dtx unsrtnat.bst
README.v71 bibentry.dtx natbib.drvnatbib.ins
Hello,
You can see the nomencl package documentation. LyX doesn't deal with
nomencl, but you can create a makefile exporting to latex, and generating
the output using makeindex to create the glosary.
If you like the nomencl approach I can send a little makefile I am using.
Andres.
En Sat, 15
With pdflatex still use latin modern fonts (package lmodern)
or the cm-super (needs a lot of memory). There is no need to
use ps2pdf.
Yes, I played around with these a couple weeks ago and I can't remember
why but I decided that the output from ps2pdf with cm-super was the
best... will try again
Nirmal Govind schrieb:
With pdflatex still use latin modern fonts (package lmodern)
or the cm-super (needs a lot of memory). There is no need to
use ps2pdf.
Yes, I played around with these a couple weeks ago and I can't remember
why but I decided that the output from ps2pdf with cm-super was
On Sat, 15 Nov 2003, Rich Shepard wrote:
I downloaded the contents of the natbib directory from a CTAN mirror. Now
I would like to understand what files I have and where to put them in my
teTeX tree. Here's what I have:
README.1st abbrvnat.bst bibentry.ins natbib.dtx unsrtnat.bst
On Sat, 15 Nov 2003, Christian Ridderström wrote:
The files I've found are readable (online version of README.1st)...
http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/macros/latex/contrib/natbib/README.1st
and
http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/macros/latex/contrib/natbib/README.v71
are you using Windows,
On Sat, 15 Nov 2003, Rich Shepard wrote:
On Sat, 15 Nov 2003, Christian Ridderström wrote:
The files I've found are readable (online version of README.1st)...
http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/macros/latex/contrib/natbib/README.1st
and
On Sat, 15 Nov 2003, Christian Ridderström wrote:
Uhm... are you saying that you couldn't read the files from Unix either?
Just out of curiosity, could you mail me the readmes privately?
There is no linux _either_. That's all I've been running the past six
years. And, I did get readable
Rich Shepard [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
PS. You might want to consider adding a single line with '-- ' in front of
your signature, since that would allow some mail software to recognize it
as a signature and automatically remove it in replies.
I have that turned off in pine; I can turn
thank you, Herbert Jürgen
:o)
Katrin
Thanks for your comments Herbert..
some remarks:
- Overview: nowadays, it is not right, that LaTeX is _commonly_
used for technical documents.
No? Actually this point is interesting.. are there any statistics on the
percentage of users in various fields (Sciences, Engg., Arts etc..) who
use
Nirmal Govind schrieb:
No? Actually this point is interesting.. are there any statistics on the
percentage of users in various fields (Sciences, Engg., Arts etc..) who
use LaTeX? (a little bit of Googling didn't turn up anything) I've made
this change to the slide in any case..
there exists
I prefer latin modern ... ;-) and build my PDF's in general
with VTeX/Free.
I tried out all the combinations again.. the ps2pdf output with cm-super
looked marginally better than ps2pdf with lmodern when viewed on screen
here.. pdflatex with lmodern does look great.. the reason I didn't use
Hi list,
is any of you other lyx/mac users using tkbibtex or JBibtexmanager in
such a way that you can export bibtex-entries via pushing a button to
lyx? I tried to install both, but they won't even start running - which
might be due to the fact that again I don't know whether and where to
Nirmal Govind schrieb:
I prefer latin modern ... ;-) and build my PDF's in general
with VTeX/Free.
I tried out all the combinations again.. the ps2pdf output with cm-super
looked marginally better than ps2pdf with lmodern when viewed on screen
here.. pdflatex with lmodern does look great.. the
did you ever try the sequence eps2eps and then epstopdf?
Yes, I did the last time when Angus suggested it.. it gave me an error
then (not sure if it was eps2eps or epstopdf) but now eps2eps converts
to eps and then the epstopdf works... (may be cos I'm trying different
figures) ... but the
Katrin Pietzsch [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
is any of you other lyx/mac users using tkbibtex or JBibtexmanager in
such a way that you can export bibtex-entries via pushing a button to
lyx?
I tried JBibtexmanager and found it functional but ugly. Both it and
tkbibtex use the lyxpipe to
On Sat, 15 Nov 2003 11:33:27 +0100
Juergen Spitzmueller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
M.B. Schiekel wrote:
Corrections and improvement suggestions are wellcome.
Nice presentation. I think you should check grammar and orthography,
though. Here are some corrections (there are a few more errors of
Lyx/Latex presentation and uploaded this to
http://home.t-online.de/home/mb.schiekel/LyX_PSU_LUG_de.pdf
That was real quick Bernhard.. thank you very much!
nirmal
ok, I see. A problem with LyX.
Write into the preamble:
\newtheorem{theorem}{FrenchTheorem}
\let\thm\theorem
It works almost perfectly. Without inserting \let\thm\theorem in the
preamble, the output DVI file displays Theorem 0.1 whereas otherwise it
appears FrenchTheorem 1.. It seems that anything
ok, I see. A problem with LyX.
Write into the preamble:
\newtheorem{theorem}{FrenchTheorem}
\let\thm\theorem
It works almost perfectly. Without inserting \let\thm\theorem in the
preamble, the output DVI file displays Theorem 0.1 whereas
otherwise it
appears FrenchTheorem 1.. It seems that
choice (Eclipse) or becuase they actually make life easier (LyX vs. LaTeX),
I thought they almost always made life easier.. and maybe I'm wrong...
but in any case, with the bib files, I sure do think they do..
nirmal
choice (Eclipse) or becuase they actually make life easier (LyX vs. LaTeX),
I thought they almost always made life easier.. and maybe I'm wrong...
but in any case, with the bib files, I sure do think they do..
nirmal
choice (Eclipse) or becuase they actually make life easier (LyX vs. LaTeX),
I thought they almost always made life easier.. and maybe I'm wrong...
but in any case, with the bib files, I sure do think they do..
nirmal
> Try \renewtheorem{theorem}{... the french word ...}
> >>>
> >>>Thanks, Herbert. But, where should I insert that command?
> >>
> >>In the preamble. Layout->Document->Preamble
> >
> >
> > I did it, but I get the following error message:
> >
> > LaTeX Error: Missing \begin{document}.
> >
Nirmal Govind wrote:
>> if nirmal does agree, I can try a German translation of this nice
>> presentation (but with his original English Lyx-version screeshots).
>> Might be, that we can have it shorter than in a few years ;-)
>
>
> Oh sure... that would be great Bernhard... thanks! Let me know
Paul Smith schrieb:
Try \renewtheorem{theorem}{... the french word ...}
Thanks, Herbert. But, where should I insert that command?
In the preamble. Layout->Document->Preamble
I did it, but I get the following error message:
LaTeX Error: Missing \begin{document}.
\renewtheorem{t
M.B. Schiekel wrote:
> Corrections and improvement suggestions are wellcome.
Nice presentation. I think you should check grammar and orthography, though.
Here are some corrections (there are a few more errors of the same kind):
- Dokumenten Erstellung -> Dokumentenerstellung
- TeX "Sprache" ->
Nirmal Govind schrieb:
I made a presentation on LyX/LaTeX to the LUG here at Penn State
yesterday. Below is the link in case someone's interested in doing
something similar...
http://www.personal.psu.edu/nug107/lyx/LyX_PSU_LUG.pdf
some remarks:
- Overview: nowadays, it is not right, that LaTeX
> >>Try \renewtheorem{theorem}{... the french word ...}
> >
> >Thanks, Herbert. But, where should I insert that command?
>
> In the preamble. Layout->Document->Preamble
> >>>
> >>>
> >>>I did it, but I get the following error message:
> >>>
> >>>LaTeX Error: Missing
Todd O'Bryan schrieb:
I actually didn't get a file. I got a bunch of text with backslashes and such. I thought you meant to send it that way.
Here's the problem. If I put that in Typewriter font, but not LyX Code, I can't type spaces to indent correctly. If I put it in LyX Code, then the (a) and
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