Hi,
i just noticed that some long lines (paragraphs) wich uses the LyX-Code
style didn't break at when they are longer than the page width. This dont
looks very nice.
Also if i got cross-references or references to my bibliography in a
paragraph, the lines are often (not always) longer than
Roland Schmitz wrote:
Hi,
i just noticed that some long lines (paragraphs) wich uses the LyX-Code
style didn't break at when they are longer than the page width. This dont
looks very nice.
I guess you have to insert manual line breaks (or use listings.sty instead of
lyxcode, for that
Roland Schmitz wrote:
i just noticed that some long lines (paragraphs) wich uses the LyX-Code
style didn't break at when they are longer than the page width. This dont
looks very nice.
do not use this environment
Also if i got cross-references or references to my bibliography in a
paragraph,
Hi,
Some years ago, as a PhD student, I decided to learn LaTeX to be able to
write scientific stuff directly on my workstation. A few time later, I
found LyX and I am using it now for the last 5 years.
Now that I am on the other side (the teaching one), I decided to share
my enthusiasm with
On Fri, 25 Feb 2005, Nicolas Ferré wrote:
Now that I am on the other side (the teaching one), I decided to share my
enthusiasm with students. Like I know some of the LyX users have very
little knowledge of LaTeX, I am confused: shall I start teach LaTeX or LyX
?
LyX. Your students can be
Hi
Interesting question. Just throwing in an opinion and I am sure there will
be many.
For graduate students, I would favour starting with tightly controlled lyx
templates for specific tasks e..g providing a lyxfile with all sections
already written out, and explanatory details inserted as
Nicolas Ferré wrote:
Hi,
Some years ago, as a PhD student, I decided to learn LaTeX to be able to
write scientific stuff directly on my workstation. A few time later, I
found LyX and I am using it now for the last 5 years.
Now that I am on the other side (the teaching one), I decided to share
On Fri, Feb 25, 2005 at 06:25:42PM +0100, Nicolas Ferré wrote:
Hi,
Some years ago, as a PhD student, I decided to learn LaTeX to be able to
write scientific stuff directly on my workstation. A few time later, I
found LyX and I am using it now for the last 5 years.
Now that I am on the
Rich Shepard wrote:
This may have been covered before, but I have no record of this.
At the top of the title page of a report class document I placed an .eps
graphic (company logo). Using the advice I was given here, I clipped it to
the bounding box. It displays very well on the .lyx file, but
Nicolas Ferr schrieb:
Now that I am on the other side (the teaching one), I decided to share
my enthusiasm with students. Like I know some of the LyX users have very
little knowledge of LaTeX, I am confused: shall I start teach LaTeX or
LyX ?
LyX is designed to create texts in LaTeX without the
Uwe Sthr wrote:
Nicolas Ferr schrieb:
Now that I am on the other side (the teaching one), I decided to share
my enthusiasm with students. Like I know some of the LyX users have
very little knowledge of LaTeX, I am confused: shall I start teach
LaTeX or LyX ?
LyX is designed to create texts in
Now that I am on the other side (the teaching one), I decided to share
my enthusiasm with students. Like I know some of the LyX users have
very little knowledge of LaTeX, I am confused: shall I start teach
LaTeX or LyX ?
I have been taching lyx for years. My approach is to first introduce
On Fri, 25 Feb 2005 10:10:58 -0800
Kenward Vaughan [EMAIL PROTECTED] insightfully noted:
KVOn Fri, Feb 25, 2005 at 06:25:42PM +0100, Nicolas Ferré wrote:
KV Hi,
KV
KV Some years ago, as a PhD student, I decided to learn LaTeX to be able
KVto write scientific stuff directly on my workstation. A
On Fri, 25 Feb 2005, Paul A. Rubin wrote:
Can't reproduce the problem, so I'm guessing here, but maybe you inserted
someplace where LaTeX won't allow (more specifically, ignores) graphics?
If you look at the LaTeX code, where does the graphic show up? It might
help to post a relevant chuck of
Hi Jürgen, hi List,
I guess you have to insert manual line breaks (or use listings.sty instead
of lyxcode, for that matter).
How to use this?
Cf.
http://www.tex.ac.uk/cgi-bin/texfaq2html?label=overfull
That's it
--
Thanx
Roland
Hi,
i just noticed that some long lines (paragraphs) wich uses the LyX-Code
style didn't break at when they are longer than the page width. This dont
looks very nice.
Also if i got cross-references or references to my bibliography in a
paragraph, the lines are often (not always) longer than
Roland Schmitz wrote:
Hi,
i just noticed that some long lines (paragraphs) wich uses the LyX-Code
style didn't break at when they are longer than the page width. This dont
looks very nice.
I guess you have to insert manual line breaks (or use listings.sty instead of
lyxcode, for that
Roland Schmitz wrote:
i just noticed that some long lines (paragraphs) wich uses the LyX-Code
style didn't break at when they are longer than the page width. This dont
looks very nice.
do not use this environment
Also if i got cross-references or references to my bibliography in a
paragraph,
Hi,
Some years ago, as a PhD student, I decided to learn LaTeX to be able to
write scientific stuff directly on my workstation. A few time later, I
found LyX and I am using it now for the last 5 years.
Now that I am on the other side (the teaching one), I decided to share
my enthusiasm with
On Fri, 25 Feb 2005, Nicolas Ferré wrote:
Now that I am on the other side (the teaching one), I decided to share my
enthusiasm with students. Like I know some of the LyX users have very
little knowledge of LaTeX, I am confused: shall I start teach LaTeX or LyX
?
LyX. Your students can be
Hi
Interesting question. Just throwing in an opinion and I am sure there will
be many.
For graduate students, I would favour starting with tightly controlled lyx
templates for specific tasks e..g providing a lyxfile with all sections
already written out, and explanatory details inserted as
Nicolas Ferré wrote:
Hi,
Some years ago, as a PhD student, I decided to learn LaTeX to be able to
write scientific stuff directly on my workstation. A few time later, I
found LyX and I am using it now for the last 5 years.
Now that I am on the other side (the teaching one), I decided to share
On Fri, Feb 25, 2005 at 06:25:42PM +0100, Nicolas Ferré wrote:
Hi,
Some years ago, as a PhD student, I decided to learn LaTeX to be able to
write scientific stuff directly on my workstation. A few time later, I
found LyX and I am using it now for the last 5 years.
Now that I am on the
Rich Shepard wrote:
This may have been covered before, but I have no record of this.
At the top of the title page of a report class document I placed an .eps
graphic (company logo). Using the advice I was given here, I clipped it to
the bounding box. It displays very well on the .lyx file, but
Nicolas Ferr schrieb:
Now that I am on the other side (the teaching one), I decided to share
my enthusiasm with students. Like I know some of the LyX users have very
little knowledge of LaTeX, I am confused: shall I start teach LaTeX or
LyX ?
LyX is designed to create texts in LaTeX without the
Uwe Sthr wrote:
Nicolas Ferr schrieb:
Now that I am on the other side (the teaching one), I decided to share
my enthusiasm with students. Like I know some of the LyX users have
very little knowledge of LaTeX, I am confused: shall I start teach
LaTeX or LyX ?
LyX is designed to create texts in
Now that I am on the other side (the teaching one), I decided to share
my enthusiasm with students. Like I know some of the LyX users have
very little knowledge of LaTeX, I am confused: shall I start teach
LaTeX or LyX ?
I have been taching lyx for years. My approach is to first introduce
On Fri, 25 Feb 2005 10:10:58 -0800
Kenward Vaughan [EMAIL PROTECTED] insightfully noted:
KVOn Fri, Feb 25, 2005 at 06:25:42PM +0100, Nicolas Ferré wrote:
KV Hi,
KV
KV Some years ago, as a PhD student, I decided to learn LaTeX to be able
KVto write scientific stuff directly on my workstation. A
On Fri, 25 Feb 2005, Paul A. Rubin wrote:
Can't reproduce the problem, so I'm guessing here, but maybe you inserted
someplace where LaTeX won't allow (more specifically, ignores) graphics?
If you look at the LaTeX code, where does the graphic show up? It might
help to post a relevant chuck of
Hi Jürgen, hi List,
I guess you have to insert manual line breaks (or use listings.sty instead
of lyxcode, for that matter).
How to use this?
Cf.
http://www.tex.ac.uk/cgi-bin/texfaq2html?label=overfull
That's it
--
Thanx
Roland
Hi,
i just noticed that some long lines (paragraphs) wich uses the "LyX-Code"
style didn't break at when they are longer than the page width. This dont
looks very nice.
Also if i got cross-references or references to my bibliography in a
paragraph, the lines are often (not always) longer than
Roland Schmitz wrote:
> Hi,
>
> i just noticed that some long lines (paragraphs) wich uses the "LyX-Code"
> style didn't break at when they are longer than the page width. This dont
> looks very nice.
I guess you have to insert manual line breaks (or use listings.sty instead of
lyxcode, for that
Roland Schmitz wrote:
i just noticed that some long lines (paragraphs) wich uses the "LyX-Code"
style didn't break at when they are longer than the page width. This dont
looks very nice.
do not use this environment
Also if i got cross-references or references to my bibliography in a
paragraph,
Hi,
Some years ago, as a PhD student, I decided to learn LaTeX to be able to
write scientific stuff directly on my workstation. A few time later, I
found LyX and I am using it now for the last 5 years.
Now that I am on the other side (the teaching one), I decided to share
my enthusiasm with
On Fri, 25 Feb 2005, Nicolas Ferré wrote:
Now that I am on the other side (the teaching one), I decided to share my
enthusiasm with students. Like I know some of the LyX users have very
little knowledge of LaTeX, I am confused: shall I start teach LaTeX or LyX
?
LyX. Your students can be
Hi
Interesting question. Just throwing in an opinion and I am sure there will
be many.
For graduate students, I would favour starting with tightly controlled lyx
templates for specific tasks e..g providing a lyxfile with all sections
already written out, and explanatory details inserted as
Nicolas Ferré wrote:
Hi,
Some years ago, as a PhD student, I decided to learn LaTeX to be able to
write scientific stuff directly on my workstation. A few time later, I
found LyX and I am using it now for the last 5 years.
Now that I am on the other side (the teaching one), I decided to share
On Fri, Feb 25, 2005 at 06:25:42PM +0100, Nicolas Ferré wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Some years ago, as a PhD student, I decided to learn LaTeX to be able to
> write scientific stuff directly on my workstation. A few time later, I
> found LyX and I am using it now for the last 5 years.
>
> Now that I am
Rich Shepard wrote:
This may have been covered before, but I have no record of this.
At the top of the title page of a report class document I placed an .eps
graphic (company logo). Using the advice I was given here, I clipped it to
the bounding box. It displays very well on the .lyx file, but
Nicolas Ferrà schrieb:
Now that I am on the other side (the teaching one), I decided to share
my enthusiasm with students. Like I know some of the LyX users have very
little knowledge of LaTeX, I am confused: shall I start teach LaTeX or
LyX ?
LyX is designed to create texts in LaTeX without
Uwe StÃhr wrote:
Nicolas Ferrà schrieb:
Now that I am on the other side (the teaching one), I decided to share
my enthusiasm with students. Like I know some of the LyX users have
very little knowledge of LaTeX, I am confused: shall I start teach
LaTeX or LyX ?
LyX is designed to create texts
> >> Now that I am on the other side (the teaching one), I decided to share
> >> my enthusiasm with students. Like I know some of the LyX users have
> >> very little knowledge of LaTeX, I am confused: shall I start teach
> >> LaTeX or LyX ?
I have been taching lyx for years. My approach is to
On Fri, 25 Feb 2005 10:10:58 -0800
Kenward Vaughan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> insightfully noted:
KV>On Fri, Feb 25, 2005 at 06:25:42PM +0100, Nicolas Ferré wrote:
KV>> Hi,
KV>>
KV>> Some years ago, as a PhD student, I decided to learn LaTeX to be able
KV>to > write scientific stuff directly on my
On Fri, 25 Feb 2005, Paul A. Rubin wrote:
Can't reproduce the problem, so I'm guessing here, but maybe you inserted
someplace where LaTeX won't allow (more specifically, ignores) graphics?
If you look at the LaTeX code, where does the graphic show up? It might
help to post a relevant chuck of
Hi Jürgen, hi List,
> I guess you have to insert manual line breaks (or use listings.sty instead
> of lyxcode, for that matter).
How to use this?
> Cf.
> http://www.tex.ac.uk/cgi-bin/texfaq2html?label=overfull
That's it
--
Thanx
Roland
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