Hi,
since the KDE 3.4->3.4.1 update I have a problem with special characters
with Lyx 1.3.5 in SuSE 9.2. Before that I could easily write e.g. ü or
é in Lyx, now there appear "u and 'e instead. I have to use Lyx-code
(\"{u}) to get this chars straight. In all other programs (OO, Konsole
etc.)
Hi
I also had problems using Lyx with Beamer. Eventually I went for a mix of
ERT and Lyx. Some things are just done much more easily in ERT.
I have put a sample file on the wiki under the beamer window. If that works
for you, you may care to use it as a template. Looking at Beamers
document
I really like beamer but
Even when I run the supplied example: The Complexity of Finding Paths in
Tournaments, I get the following error messages:
The new counter already exists (this repeated 5 times)
step: Counter does not exist: lyxframend{}\subsection
(repeated 10 times).
Sumilarly
On Wed, 15 Jun 2005, Rich Shepard wrote:
Two questions: what might have caused this, and how do I fix it?
Answer to #1: I don't know.
Answer to #2: do not put an ERT with \alert{} within an \example block.
Something there gives pdflatex indigestion.
It now works again.
Rich
--
Dr. R
Carlos Knauer wrote:
Hi.
How do I creat a PDF file from LyX ?
First, look at the File | Export menu. You should see some or all of
the options PDF, PDF (dvipdfm), or PDF (pdflatex). If you do, you can
use any of them to export the document as a PDF file. (There are
relative merits to each,
On Wed, 15 Jun 2005, Carlos Knauer wrote:
How do I creat a PDF file from LyX ?
You can press [ctrl-h], use the menus (File -> Export -> pdflatex), or
create a PostScript file which you then run through ps2pdf.
HTH,
Rich
--
Dr. Richard B. Shepard, President
Applied Ecosystem Services, Inc.
Hi.
How do I creat a PDF file from LyX ?
--
Carlos Fernando Knauer
I was working on my presentation and tried View -> pdflatex to see the
appearance after making some additions to a slide. Acroread pops up and tells
me there are problems with the file; it's broken and cannot be fixed.
When I export the file via pdflatex and try to view it with xpdf I see:
E
On Wed, 15 Jun 2005, Paul A. Rubin wrote:
You're talking about the frame where the second block unveils the truth
that e^{\pi i}=-1? The catch is that they're not both blocks. The first
block is a block. The second "block" is an ExampleBlock (which you'll find
in the environment drop-down list).
Rich Shepard wrote:
On Wed, 15 Jun 2005, Paul A. Rubin wrote:
Not entirely sure what's going on here, but let's say you want
something akin to the following:
Box 1 title
* Item 1 in box 1
* Item 2 in box 1
Box 2 title
* Item 3 in box 2
* Item 4 in box 2
Paul,
I'm using the block e
On 6/15/05, Paul A. Rubin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Geoffrey Lloyd wrote:
> > The post on fonts and printing problems has got me thinking. What is the
> > best way to print a Lyx formatted document.
> >
> > At present I convert to .pdf and print it through Acrobat (I am using
> > winxp). Is
On Wed, 15 Jun 2005, Paul A. Rubin wrote:
Not entirely sure what's going on here, but let's say you want something akin
to the following:
Box 1 title
* Item 1 in box 1
* Item 2 in box 1
Box 2 title
* Item 3 in box 2
* Item 4 in box 2
Paul,
I'm using the block environment, not the bo
Rich Shepard wrote:
I've fussed and futzed with this and cannot get it right. I've looked at
the beamerpresentation.lyx, too, but cannot see what I'm doing wrong
with the
attached file fragment.
My goal is to have each title/itemized list as a separate block. If I do
not indent the itemize
I use CVS to track LyX files. It works fine. It does not use the LyX
version control features, I just use the ordinary cvs commands to
create, check out, and check in the changes. The best thing about this
approach is that the document CVS repository sits on a server, separate
from my compute
Geoffrey Lloyd wrote:
The post on fonts and printing problems has got me thinking. What is the best
way to print a Lyx formatted document.
At present I convert to .pdf and print it through Acrobat (I am using winxp). Is this the best way or am I likely to come across problems?
I guess the
I've fussed and futzed with this and cannot get it right. I've looked at
the beamerpresentation.lyx, too, but cannot see what I'm doing wrong with the
attached file fragment.
My goal is to have each title/itemized list as a separate block. If I do
not indent the itemized lines, both "chunks"
Words containing Umlaute and sz are not found by find and replace
(Lyx 1.3.5-1 qt). What do I have to change in the settings?
Wolfgang
I am trying out 1.3.5.1 Lyx, qt taken from SuSe9.3
choosing my own spellchecker file brings up a box where I should enter
the file name for my personal dictionary. I enter it and klick on ok, but
nothing happens. only klicking on cancel brings me out of the box.
Do I so something wrong?
Wolfg
On 6/15/05, Geoffrey Lloyd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The post on fonts and printing problems has got me thinking. What is the
> best way to print a Lyx formatted document.
>
> At present I convert to .pdf and print it through Acrobat (I am using winxp).
> Is this the best way or am I likely
The post on fonts and printing problems has got me thinking. What is the best
way to print a Lyx formatted document.
At present I convert to .pdf and print it through Acrobat (I am using winxp).
Is this the best way or am I likely to come across problems?
I guess the question really is what
Hi,
I have finished my PhD thesis (Many thanks to all contributers to LyX).
When I went with my postscript file to the printer we found that the
resolution of the fonts was too small.
It turned out that I had the standard EC bitmap fonts with a resolution
of 600dpi.
After a day playing with latex
On Wed, Jun 15, 2005 at 09:15:49AM +0200, carnack wrote:
> Hi All,
> I used Lyx Aqua 1.3.5 for Mac OS X on Panther with fink and
> everything was fine. I created my own environment.plist with the PATH
> and language for Lyx to use. Now I installed a fresh Mac OS X Tiger
> (10.4.1) but have pr
Jean-Claude Christnach wrote:
Hello,
How can I scale tables?
I imported a table from Excel (with help of a macro which exports TEX
code) as ERT. Now the table is to wide to fit in th columns of the
document, which looks ugly.
Is there a way to prevent this, e.g. making fonts a little smaller for
Nicolás wrote:
>
> > As a sidenote: RCS has been (sort of) superseded by CVS a dozen years
> > ago which in turn is in the process of being superseded by SVN as far
> > as I can tell. Things might be bearable on a single-user system, though.
> >
> > Andre'
> >
>
> Yes, but... can CVS or SVN be us
I imported a table from Excel (with help of a macro which exports TEX
code) as ERT. Now the table is to wide to fit in th columns of the
document, which looks ugly.
You can set column widths within Lyx.
Is there a way to prevent this, e.g. making fonts a little smaller for
the table to fit o
> "Bennett" == Bennett Helm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Bennett> (b) is not, I believe, now possible nor in the works. I
Bennett> agree, though, that it would be a useful addition. (An aside
Bennett> to those more in the know than I: what do the lfuns
Bennett> "word-find-backward" and "word-fi
Dear lyxers,
I writing a paper for a conference that uses superscripted references.
(I got some help on how to solve that problem some time ago on this
list). in preamble put:
\usepackage[nosort]{overcite}
[EMAIL PROTECTED](\textnormal{#1})}$
Now, sometimes I would like to refer to some resul
Hello,
How can I scale tables?
I imported a table from Excel (with help of a macro which exports TEX
code) as ERT. Now the table is to wide to fit in th columns of the
document, which looks ugly.
Is there a way to prevent this, e.g. making fonts a little smaller for
the table to fit on the page?
Class is (for the time being as I know you advised otherwise) .
I have noted to experiment with memoir :-)
On Tue, 2005-06-14 at 12:38 +0200, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
> > "Bruce" == Bruce Ernest Weller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> Bruce> For neatness' sake I note that the scrip below
after manipulating borders in a table, the menu option says "cancel". i
should say "close" was more correct.
http://130.226.106.174/~paste/cgi-bin/2005-06-15-095658_1280x1024_scrot.png
best regards
martin
On 15 Jun 2005, at 04:56, Bennett Helm wrote:
(a) will be a feature of LyX 1.3.6 (which is not yet released).
Thanks, that's good news. Do you know when it will be released? I'm
assuming that it will allow Mac as well as Windows users to use file
paths with spaces, so I'm looking forward to
Hi All,
I used Lyx Aqua 1.3.5 for Mac OS X on Panther with fink and
everything was fine. I created my own environment.plist with the PATH
and language for Lyx to use. Now I installed a fresh Mac OS X Tiger
(10.4.1) but have problems. Lyx does not find epstopdf for converting
pictures even
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