Re: Hyphenation across pages
William, thank you for your extensive explanation. I´ll try your suggestions over the weekend and report back. Regards, Tom -- mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Difficulty viewing document in DVI
Gauri Karve wrote:
Hello,
I am a relatively new user of LyX and am using the version 1.4.4.
Since the last few days, everytime I try to view the dvi file of a
particular document, it
gives me the following error message:
=
LateX error: Undefined color 'ignore'.
...or{ignore}{\color{ignore}AR}}}_{it}}}{N}
$
You're in trouble here. Try typingto proceed.
If that doesn't work, type X to quit.
==
Could you please help me fixing this error? I tried reinstalling LyX
but it gave me the same error again. I have not made any color changes
to my document. I am not fluent with the technicalities yet, so if you
could please explain how to solve the problem to me in simple terms,
it will be much appreciated.
Can you post the document (or, better, a minimal subset of it that
generates the error)?
/Paul
Re: Help with ref style
Stefano Franchi wrote: Does anyone know which reference style compatible with NatBib is closer to the example below? Fodor, J., 1998: In Critical Condition, MIT Press, Cambridge, Mass. http://www.cs.stir.ac.uk/~kjt/software/latex/showbst.html shows off some styles (not sure which are Natbib-compatible). I didn't see a close match, but my attention span is limited. ;-) http://amath.colorado.edu/documentation/LaTeX/reference/faq/bibstyles.pdf is another reference. I've added these to the wiki. There's always custom-bib if you need to create your own style. /Paul
Re: overset and underset with subscripts display problem
Alexander Sklar wrote:
I don't know if this is a known issue, but when I try to have an underset
and overset with subscripts, while the output looks fine, the display in LyX
doesn't look right. In the example below, S_1 is overlaid on top of the
greater/less than sign.
I'm using LyX 1.4.3-5 on WinXP.
A\overset{S_{1}}{\underset{S_{2}}{\gtrless}}B
Is this a bug ?
Also true in 1.4.4 and 1.5.0rc2 (again on Win XP).
I suspect it's more a "feature" than a bug. To get a more definitive
view of the formula, you can always turn on instant preview.
/Paul
Re: How to crash LyX1.5.0beta2
On 7/6/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi Lyxers, due to some serious work i have to do with Lyx i need to stick with the generally very reliable 1.5.0beta2 for another next 2 weeks. Still, I observe a strange crash, so I suggest that someone makes sure that this crash has not been inherited by the current release candidate. Essentially, the crash always happens with the WindowsXP-version when I navigate through a table using Shift-uparrow and Shift-rightarrow. I attach a stripped down version of the file which consistently causes this crash. Below I also include a copy of the error message. Greetings, H.Peter Gumm Cannot reproduce the crash on LyX 1.5.0rc2 on XP, I opened your example and did Shift->Up and Shift->Right a bunch of different times all over the table. I've found rc2 to be fairly resistant to crashes. Bob Lounsbury
How to crash LyX1.5.0beta2
Hi Lyxers, due to some serious work i have to do with Lyx i need to stick with the generally very reliable 1.5.0beta2 for another next 2 weeks. Still, I observe a strange crash, so I suggest that someone makes sure that this crash has not been inherited by the current release candidate. Essentially, the crash always happens with the WindowsXP-version when I navigate through a table using Shift-uparrow and Shift-rightarrow. I attach a stripped down version of the file which consistently causes this crash. Below I also include a copy of the error message. Greetings, H.Peter Gumm --- Here is the error message - Assertion triggered in void __cdecl lyx::`anonymous-namespace'::copySelectionHel per(const class lyx::Buffer &,class lyx::RandomAccessListlyx::Paragraph> &,__w64 int,__w64 int,int,int,unsigned int,class lyx::limited_stackpair,unsigned int> > &) by fai ling check "0 <= end && end <= pars[endpit].size()" in file D:\LyXSVN\lyx-devel\ src\CutAndPaste.C:353 LyX: Versuche, das Dokument C:/Documents and Settings/gumm.INFORMATIK.004/Desktop/Error.lyx zu speichern... C:/Documents and Settings/gumm.INFORMATIK.004/Desktop/Error.lyx.emergency Speichern scheint gelungen zu sein. GlÃ1/4ck gehabt! This application has requested the Runtime to terminate it in an unusual way. Please contact the application's support team for more information. Error.lyx Description: application/lyx
Difficulty viewing document in DVI
Hello,
I am a relatively new user of LyX and am using the version 1.4.4.
Since the last few days, everytime I try to view the dvi file of a
particular document, it
gives me the following error message:
=
LateX error: Undefined color 'ignore'.
...or{ignore}{\color{ignore}AR}}}_{it}}}{N}
$
You're in trouble here. Try typingto proceed.
If that doesn't work, type X to quit.
==
Could you please help me fixing this error? I tried reinstalling LyX
but it gave me the same error again. I have not made any color changes
to my document. I am not fluent with the technicalities yet, so if you
could please explain how to solve the problem to me in simple terms,
it will be much appreciated.
Thanks for the help.
Gauri
Re: Hyphenation across pages
On Jul 6, 2007, at 6:23 AM, Tom Schlangen wrote: in a large text using document class "book (koma-script"), I noticed automatic hyphenations being done across pages, which I doubt is correct behaviour according to typesetting rules. At least, it looks very ugly. In the Lyx manual it is mentioned that the auto-hyphenation actually is done by Latex (in my case: MikTex, Windows version, at current patchlevel) according to language rules (which I did set accordingly). Is there a chance to influence/forbid cross-page hyphenation by means of the LyX frontend, or is this just a MikTeX bug? Not a bug, an intractable problem. It can be addressed to some extent by setting \brokenpenalty=1 but that won't persuade LaTeX to re-flow the paragraph, but will carry the offending line to the next page, which depending on available glue and the flexibility of the page layout (esp. whether or \raggedbottom is in effect) and your expectations (do you want spreads to cross-align, how many lines short can one make pages run &c.) may not work out. Normally this sort of thing is addressed as one of the final typographic adjustments (prevent the hyphenation by \mbox'ing the text, re-run LaTeX, see if the paragraph gained or lost a line, adjust if need be (\looseness+/-1), see if some other bad hyphenation appeared, repeat until the page comes out as desired). Ages ago, when I was [EMAIL PROTECTED] I posted a lengthy description of my process for this sort of thing to the Typo-L mailing list --- mostly common-sense derived from experience you might find it useful to save you from some working at cross-purposes. William -- William Adams senior graphic designer Fry Communications
Hyphenation across pages
Hello LyX Users List, in a large text using document class "book (koma-script"), I noticed automatic hyphenations being done across pages, which I doubt is correct behaviour according to typesetting rules. At least, it looks very ugly. In the Lyx manual it is mentioned that the auto-hyphenation actually is done by Latex (in my case: MikTex, Windows version, at current patchlevel) according to language rules (which I did set accordingly). Is there a chance to influence/forbid cross-page hyphenation by means of the LyX frontend, or is this just a MikTeX bug? Regards, Tom Schlangen --
