Re: APA Style reference with url and lastchecked field does not show Retrieved ...
Olá Mirko,
As I do not see it as a fault, rather as a feature, I have not tried to
change it and I don't know how to do it. Maybe someone else can answer
this to you.
Cumprimentos,
Roberto
-
Mirko Briemle wrote:
Hi Roberto,
I finally got my url retrieved references worked out. I have one more question.
I am using the \usepackage{url} in my preamble to brake urls well, but the urls
are then displayed in a different font. Can I make the font of the urls appear
the same?
Best,
Mirko
Re: Getting errors with microtype
Paul Smith wrote: How can one update pdfeTeX to a newer version? I am using Fedora Linux 7. Updating pdftex manually is a pain and difficult to get right. You should try to update the TeX distribution (either look if there is some updated Fedora package or, even better, migrate to TeXLive 2007). Jürgen
LaTeX Error: no \title given
Hello, I'm a mac Lyx user with no experience. Every time I write a document and then try to export it into pdf, a window appears that states LaTeX Error: no \title given. How can I solve this problem? Attached there is an example Thanks E. Osimo attachment: error.jpg
Re: font embedding
Don't know if the following is of any help, but just in case. I had recently a problem with embedding fonts in the pdf generated by LyX. In my case, all fonts in the document body where correctly embedded. However, fonts inside EPS files where not embedded. I did not managed to configure LyX in such a way that the generated pdf contained all fonts embedded. Since embedding fonts will be normally desired only for the final version of a document (while working on the document I do not mind), my solution was an easy one: genarate a .ps file from LyX for the final version and use GSView to convert into pdf. For the ps to pdf conversion I used -dSubsetFonts=true and -dEmbedAllFonts=true. I also found necessary to set -pdfsettings=/prepress Cheers, Nicolás Paul A. Rubin wrote: Alexander Sklar wrote: How do I make sure all the fonts in my pdf generated by LyX has all the necessary fonts embedded and subset? Good idea. I was at a conference a couple of weeks ago where close to 1/3 of the presenters used Beamer (I had no idea it was that popular here in the States), and at least one of them ran into a problem with missing fonts that caused his math formulas to evaporate. (Consolation: a similar problem afflicted close to half the people using Powerpoint.) I suspect this was due to borrowing the first presenter's laptop. (I guess the trick would be to pass -dSubsetFonts=true -dEmbedAllFonts=true to ps2pdf but how do I do that from LyX?) DISCLAIMER: I have not tried this myself (I use pdflatex, and seem to get lucky with the fonts). Go to Tools - Preferences - Converters, highlight Postscript - PDF (ps2pdf), type the options you want into the Extra flag field, then click Modify and Save. You may have to exit and restart LyX to have it take effect (I'm not sure). HTH, Paul
Re: Live Latex Editing
On 24.11.07, Richard Heck wrote: Ryan Cross wrote: [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On Sun, Nov 25, 2007 at 10:26:26AM +1100, Ryan Cross wrote: I think this feature could be solved by actually doing a preview/edit of the actual Lyx file format and not the LaTeX. Most of the edits I want to do could probably be done by editing the Lyx file format. ... This sort of request is quite commonly made, and it's been on the developers' radar, more or less, for a while. Obviously, the View Source preview is a step in this direction. But, as Andre remarked, it's non-trivial to get this right, and the number of people who would use it seems small. In any event, no one has stepped up to do the work needed to implement it. Anyone who wants to do so is of course welcome! Actually, I'd prefer to do the source file editing in my favourite text editor (where I know the advanced keybindings and can easily programm plug-ins). Unfortunately, currently to do things like replacing by regular expression or replacing in math or change of box-type etc. I have to: 1. save the lyx document 2. open my favourite text editor 3. search for the lyx document file and open it in the editor 4. do the changes on the lyx source and save them 5. Re-open the document in LyX with FileRevert to Saved 6. Be very brave: A warning opens, that says: Any changes will be lost. Are you sure you want to revert to the saved version of the document ...path to file [Revert] [Cancel] however, my last (external) changes will only be permanent if I defy this warning and go ahead to Revert. What I'd like to see (and what IMO should be relatively easy) is a) a LyX command that (saves the current document and) opens the source file with a command that can be defined in the settings dialogue (defaulting to the content of the EDITOR environment variable in unix). b) a reloading command that is aware of the possibility that the version on disk is more recent than the opon one, e.g. FileRevert to Saved ==FileReload, with the warning All changes since the last save will be lost. Are you sure you want to reload the document from ...path to file [Reload] [Cancel] Actually, I can already set an Editor command for the LyX file format in the ToolsPreferencesFile format tab and after that M-x buffer-view lyx will take over steps 1-3 in the above list. Now I only need a way to insert buffer-view lyx into the menu, e.g. as 'EditEdit LyX source'. (Is there an analogon to the \bind_file command in the bind files for ui files or do I need to copy and change the complete definition set?) Günter
Re: LaTeX Error: no \title given
On 26.11.07, Emanuele Osimo wrote: I'm a mac Lyx user with no experience. Every time I write a document and then try to export it into pdf, a window appears that states LaTeX Error: no \title given. How can I solve this problem? Attached there is an example It looks like you have in your document a paragraph in a style that creates a title page (or title block). You can try * to add a title, or * find out which paragraph needs to be removed or get a different style if you do not want a title. It would be helpfull to have a minimal lyx file that exhibits this behaviour as attachment. Guenter
Errors with AMS documentclass
I am writing a book with AMS book document.When I convert it to dvi or pdf,
the following erros are found:
LaTeX Error: No counter 'thm' defined.
LaTeX Error: No counter 'thm' defined.
LaTeX Error: Environment defn undefined.
LaTeX Error: \begin{document} ended by \end{defn}.
Can you tell how to handle this problem?
Wang Yongqiao
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
2007-11-26
Re: LaTeX Error: no \title given
Emanuele Osimo [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Hello, I'm a mac Lyx user with no experience. Every time I write a document and then try to export it into pdf, a window appears that states LaTeX Error: no \title given. How can I solve this problem? Attached there is an example It seems that you have added a Data (Date?) environment in your document. Title, Date and Author are considered as part of a title and LaTeX complains that this title is not complete. JMarc
Re: Errors with AMS documentclass
We were speaking about that some emails before. You have just to go to
wiki.lyx.org and download the last version of ams layouts. This works fine.
Wang Yongqiao escribió:
I am writing a book with AMS book document.When I convert it to dvi or
pdf, the following erros are found:
LaTeX Error: No counter 'thm' defined.
LaTeX Error: No counter 'thm' defined.
LaTeX Error: Environment defn undefined.
LaTeX Error: \begin{document} ended by \end{defn}.
Can you tell how to handle this problem?
Wang Yongqiao
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
2007-11-26
--
Antonio J. Guirao Sánchez.
Universidad de Murcia.
Grupo: Análisis Funcional.
Facultad de Matemáticas, Campus de Espinardo.
Telephone: (+34) 968 363 666
(+34) 627 265 491
E-30100 Murcia (SPAIN)
Re: Errors with AMS documentclass
Antonio José Guirao Sánchez wrote:
We were speaking about that some emails before. You have just to go to
wiki.lyx.org and download the last version of ams layouts. This works fine.
Wang Yongqiao escribió:
I am writing a book with AMS book document.When I convert it to dvi or
pdf, the following erros are found:
LaTeX Error: No counter 'thm' defined.
LaTeX Error: No counter 'thm' defined.
LaTeX Error: Environment defn undefined.
LaTeX Error: \begin{document} ended by \end{defn}.
I've been told this is fixed in the next version.
/Paul
Re: Live Latex Editing
G. Milde wrote: This sort of request is quite commonly made, and it's been on the developers' radar, more or less, for a while. Obviously, the View Source preview is a step in this direction. But, as Andre remarked, it's non-trivial to get this right, and the number of people who would use it seems small. In any event, no one has stepped up to do the work needed to implement it. Anyone who wants to do so is of course welcome! Actually, I'd prefer to do the source file editing in my favourite text editor (where I know the advanced keybindings and can easily programm plug-ins). Unfortunately, currently to do things like replacing by regular expression or replacing in math or change of box-type etc. I have to: [snip] What I'd like to see (and what IMO should be relatively easy) is a) a LyX command that (saves the current document and) opens the source file with a command that can be defined in the settings dialogue (defaulting to the content of the EDITOR environment variable in unix). This is do-able now. Just add your favorite editor as the Viewer for LyX files in ToolsPreferencesFile Formats, and check the Document Format box. Easier than the other thing you mentioned. b) a reloading command that is aware of the possibility that the version on disk is more recent than the opon one, e.g. FileRevert to Saved ==FileReload, with the warning All changes since the last save will be lost. Are you sure you want to reload the document from ...path to file [Reload] [Cancel] This seems like a pretty minor change. If you're brave enough to edit the LyX file natively, then you're brave enough for the existing warning. Richard -- == Richard G Heck, Jr Professor of Philosophy Brown University http://frege.brown.edu/heck/ == Get my public key from http://sks.keyserver.penguin.de Hash: 0x1DE91F1E66FFBDEC Learn how to sign your email using Thunderbird and GnuPG at: http://dudu.dyn.2-h.org/nist/gpg-enigmail-howto
Bob Lounsbury: Problem with tocbibind package
Hi Bob, I installed the tocbibind package you mentioned in Stuwelly's Thesis Issues posted in 18 Nov and came across a problem. I'm using a book class. As mentioned in the manual for book class it uses the \chapter* heading style. However, when I tried to view postscript, there was an error said: Can be used only in preamble. And, there isn't a preamble environment in book class. Do anyone have the solution, please? Thanks very much!
Re: Bob Lounsbury: Problem with tocbibind package
Sorry, I know what's going on now. It's solved
Re: APA Style reference with url and lastchecked field does not show Retrieved ...
Olá Mirko,
As I do not see it as a fault, rather as a feature, I have not tried to
change it and I don't know how to do it. Maybe someone else can answer
this to you.
Cumprimentos,
Roberto
-
Mirko Briemle wrote:
Hi Roberto,
I finally got my url retrieved references worked out. I have one more question.
I am using the \usepackage{url} in my preamble to brake urls well, but the urls
are then displayed in a different font. Can I make the font of the urls appear
the same?
Best,
Mirko
Re: Getting errors with microtype
Paul Smith wrote: How can one update pdfeTeX to a newer version? I am using Fedora Linux 7. Updating pdftex manually is a pain and difficult to get right. You should try to update the TeX distribution (either look if there is some updated Fedora package or, even better, migrate to TeXLive 2007). Jürgen
LaTeX Error: no \title given
Hello, I'm a mac Lyx user with no experience. Every time I write a document and then try to export it into pdf, a window appears that states LaTeX Error: no \title given. How can I solve this problem? Attached there is an example Thanks E. Osimo attachment: error.jpg
Re: font embedding
Don't know if the following is of any help, but just in case. I had recently a problem with embedding fonts in the pdf generated by LyX. In my case, all fonts in the document body where correctly embedded. However, fonts inside EPS files where not embedded. I did not managed to configure LyX in such a way that the generated pdf contained all fonts embedded. Since embedding fonts will be normally desired only for the final version of a document (while working on the document I do not mind), my solution was an easy one: genarate a .ps file from LyX for the final version and use GSView to convert into pdf. For the ps to pdf conversion I used -dSubsetFonts=true and -dEmbedAllFonts=true. I also found necessary to set -pdfsettings=/prepress Cheers, Nicolás Paul A. Rubin wrote: Alexander Sklar wrote: How do I make sure all the fonts in my pdf generated by LyX has all the necessary fonts embedded and subset? Good idea. I was at a conference a couple of weeks ago where close to 1/3 of the presenters used Beamer (I had no idea it was that popular here in the States), and at least one of them ran into a problem with missing fonts that caused his math formulas to evaporate. (Consolation: a similar problem afflicted close to half the people using Powerpoint.) I suspect this was due to borrowing the first presenter's laptop. (I guess the trick would be to pass -dSubsetFonts=true -dEmbedAllFonts=true to ps2pdf but how do I do that from LyX?) DISCLAIMER: I have not tried this myself (I use pdflatex, and seem to get lucky with the fonts). Go to Tools - Preferences - Converters, highlight Postscript - PDF (ps2pdf), type the options you want into the Extra flag field, then click Modify and Save. You may have to exit and restart LyX to have it take effect (I'm not sure). HTH, Paul
Re: Live Latex Editing
On 24.11.07, Richard Heck wrote: Ryan Cross wrote: [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On Sun, Nov 25, 2007 at 10:26:26AM +1100, Ryan Cross wrote: I think this feature could be solved by actually doing a preview/edit of the actual Lyx file format and not the LaTeX. Most of the edits I want to do could probably be done by editing the Lyx file format. ... This sort of request is quite commonly made, and it's been on the developers' radar, more or less, for a while. Obviously, the View Source preview is a step in this direction. But, as Andre remarked, it's non-trivial to get this right, and the number of people who would use it seems small. In any event, no one has stepped up to do the work needed to implement it. Anyone who wants to do so is of course welcome! Actually, I'd prefer to do the source file editing in my favourite text editor (where I know the advanced keybindings and can easily programm plug-ins). Unfortunately, currently to do things like replacing by regular expression or replacing in math or change of box-type etc. I have to: 1. save the lyx document 2. open my favourite text editor 3. search for the lyx document file and open it in the editor 4. do the changes on the lyx source and save them 5. Re-open the document in LyX with FileRevert to Saved 6. Be very brave: A warning opens, that says: Any changes will be lost. Are you sure you want to revert to the saved version of the document ...path to file [Revert] [Cancel] however, my last (external) changes will only be permanent if I defy this warning and go ahead to Revert. What I'd like to see (and what IMO should be relatively easy) is a) a LyX command that (saves the current document and) opens the source file with a command that can be defined in the settings dialogue (defaulting to the content of the EDITOR environment variable in unix). b) a reloading command that is aware of the possibility that the version on disk is more recent than the opon one, e.g. FileRevert to Saved ==FileReload, with the warning All changes since the last save will be lost. Are you sure you want to reload the document from ...path to file [Reload] [Cancel] Actually, I can already set an Editor command for the LyX file format in the ToolsPreferencesFile format tab and after that M-x buffer-view lyx will take over steps 1-3 in the above list. Now I only need a way to insert buffer-view lyx into the menu, e.g. as 'EditEdit LyX source'. (Is there an analogon to the \bind_file command in the bind files for ui files or do I need to copy and change the complete definition set?) Günter
Re: LaTeX Error: no \title given
On 26.11.07, Emanuele Osimo wrote: I'm a mac Lyx user with no experience. Every time I write a document and then try to export it into pdf, a window appears that states LaTeX Error: no \title given. How can I solve this problem? Attached there is an example It looks like you have in your document a paragraph in a style that creates a title page (or title block). You can try * to add a title, or * find out which paragraph needs to be removed or get a different style if you do not want a title. It would be helpfull to have a minimal lyx file that exhibits this behaviour as attachment. Guenter
Errors with AMS documentclass
I am writing a book with AMS book document.When I convert it to dvi or pdf,
the following erros are found:
LaTeX Error: No counter 'thm' defined.
LaTeX Error: No counter 'thm' defined.
LaTeX Error: Environment defn undefined.
LaTeX Error: \begin{document} ended by \end{defn}.
Can you tell how to handle this problem?
Wang Yongqiao
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
2007-11-26
Re: LaTeX Error: no \title given
Emanuele Osimo [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Hello, I'm a mac Lyx user with no experience. Every time I write a document and then try to export it into pdf, a window appears that states LaTeX Error: no \title given. How can I solve this problem? Attached there is an example It seems that you have added a Data (Date?) environment in your document. Title, Date and Author are considered as part of a title and LaTeX complains that this title is not complete. JMarc
Re: Errors with AMS documentclass
We were speaking about that some emails before. You have just to go to
wiki.lyx.org and download the last version of ams layouts. This works fine.
Wang Yongqiao escribió:
I am writing a book with AMS book document.When I convert it to dvi or
pdf, the following erros are found:
LaTeX Error: No counter 'thm' defined.
LaTeX Error: No counter 'thm' defined.
LaTeX Error: Environment defn undefined.
LaTeX Error: \begin{document} ended by \end{defn}.
Can you tell how to handle this problem?
Wang Yongqiao
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
2007-11-26
--
Antonio J. Guirao Sánchez.
Universidad de Murcia.
Grupo: Análisis Funcional.
Facultad de Matemáticas, Campus de Espinardo.
Telephone: (+34) 968 363 666
(+34) 627 265 491
E-30100 Murcia (SPAIN)
Re: Errors with AMS documentclass
Antonio José Guirao Sánchez wrote:
We were speaking about that some emails before. You have just to go to
wiki.lyx.org and download the last version of ams layouts. This works fine.
Wang Yongqiao escribió:
I am writing a book with AMS book document.When I convert it to dvi or
pdf, the following erros are found:
LaTeX Error: No counter 'thm' defined.
LaTeX Error: No counter 'thm' defined.
LaTeX Error: Environment defn undefined.
LaTeX Error: \begin{document} ended by \end{defn}.
I've been told this is fixed in the next version.
/Paul
Re: Live Latex Editing
G. Milde wrote: This sort of request is quite commonly made, and it's been on the developers' radar, more or less, for a while. Obviously, the View Source preview is a step in this direction. But, as Andre remarked, it's non-trivial to get this right, and the number of people who would use it seems small. In any event, no one has stepped up to do the work needed to implement it. Anyone who wants to do so is of course welcome! Actually, I'd prefer to do the source file editing in my favourite text editor (where I know the advanced keybindings and can easily programm plug-ins). Unfortunately, currently to do things like replacing by regular expression or replacing in math or change of box-type etc. I have to: [snip] What I'd like to see (and what IMO should be relatively easy) is a) a LyX command that (saves the current document and) opens the source file with a command that can be defined in the settings dialogue (defaulting to the content of the EDITOR environment variable in unix). This is do-able now. Just add your favorite editor as the Viewer for LyX files in ToolsPreferencesFile Formats, and check the Document Format box. Easier than the other thing you mentioned. b) a reloading command that is aware of the possibility that the version on disk is more recent than the opon one, e.g. FileRevert to Saved ==FileReload, with the warning All changes since the last save will be lost. Are you sure you want to reload the document from ...path to file [Reload] [Cancel] This seems like a pretty minor change. If you're brave enough to edit the LyX file natively, then you're brave enough for the existing warning. Richard -- == Richard G Heck, Jr Professor of Philosophy Brown University http://frege.brown.edu/heck/ == Get my public key from http://sks.keyserver.penguin.de Hash: 0x1DE91F1E66FFBDEC Learn how to sign your email using Thunderbird and GnuPG at: http://dudu.dyn.2-h.org/nist/gpg-enigmail-howto
Bob Lounsbury: Problem with tocbibind package
Hi Bob, I installed the tocbibind package you mentioned in Stuwelly's Thesis Issues posted in 18 Nov and came across a problem. I'm using a book class. As mentioned in the manual for book class it uses the \chapter* heading style. However, when I tried to view postscript, there was an error said: Can be used only in preamble. And, there isn't a preamble environment in book class. Do anyone have the solution, please? Thanks very much!
Re: Bob Lounsbury: Problem with tocbibind package
Sorry, I know what's going on now. It's solved
Re: APA Style reference with url and lastchecked field does not show "Retrieved ..."
Olá Mirko,
As I do not see it as a fault, rather as a feature, I have not tried to
change it and I don't know how to do it. Maybe someone else can answer
this to you.
Cumprimentos,
Roberto
-
Mirko Briemle wrote:
Hi Roberto,
I finally got my url retrieved references worked out. I have one more question.
I am using the \usepackage{url} in my preamble to brake urls well, but the urls
are then displayed in a different font. Can I make the font of the urls appear
the same?
Best,
Mirko
Re: Getting errors with microtype
Paul Smith wrote: > How can one update pdfeTeX to a newer version? I am using Fedora Linux 7. Updating pdftex manually is a pain and difficult to get right. You should try to update the TeX distribution (either look if there is some updated Fedora package or, even better, migrate to TeXLive 2007). Jürgen
LaTeX Error: no \title given
Hello, I'm a mac Lyx user with no experience. Every time I write a document and then try to export it into pdf, a window appears that states "LaTeX Error: no \title given". How can I solve this problem? Attached there is an example Thanks E. Osimo <>
Re: font embedding
Don't know if the following is of any help, but just in case. I had recently a problem with embedding fonts in the pdf generated by LyX. In my case, all fonts in the document body where correctly embedded. However, fonts inside EPS files where not embedded. I did not managed to configure LyX in such a way that the generated pdf contained all fonts embedded. Since embedding fonts will be normally desired only for the final version of a document (while working on the document I do not mind), my solution was an easy one: genarate a .ps file from LyX for the final version and use GSView to convert into pdf. For the ps to pdf conversion I used -dSubsetFonts=true and -dEmbedAllFonts=true. I also found necessary to set -pdfsettings=/prepress Cheers, Nicolás Paul A. Rubin wrote: Alexander Sklar wrote: How do I make sure all the fonts in my pdf generated by LyX has all the necessary fonts embedded and subset? Good idea. I was at a conference a couple of weeks ago where close to 1/3 of the presenters used Beamer (I had no idea it was that popular here in the States), and at least one of them ran into a problem with missing fonts that caused his math formulas to evaporate. (Consolation: a similar problem afflicted close to half the people using Powerpoint.) I suspect this was due to borrowing the first presenter's laptop. (I guess the trick would be to pass -dSubsetFonts=true -dEmbedAllFonts=true to ps2pdf but how do I do that from LyX?) DISCLAIMER: I have not tried this myself (I use pdflatex, and seem to get lucky with the fonts). Go to Tools -> Preferences -> Converters, highlight "Postscript -> PDF (ps2pdf)", type the options you want into the "Extra flag" field, then click Modify and Save. You may have to exit and restart LyX to have it take effect (I'm not sure). HTH, Paul
Re: Live Latex Editing
On 24.11.07, Richard Heck wrote: > Ryan Cross wrote: >> [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >>> On Sun, Nov 25, 2007 at 10:26:26AM +1100, Ryan Cross wrote: >> I think this feature could be solved by actually doing a preview/edit >> of the actual Lyx file format and not the LaTeX. Most of the edits I >> want to do could probably be done by editing the Lyx file format. ... > This sort of request is quite commonly made, and it's been on the > developers' radar, more or less, for a while. Obviously, the View Source > preview is a step in this direction. But, as Andre remarked, it's > non-trivial to get this right, and the number of people who would use it > seems small. In any event, no one has stepped up to do the work needed to > implement it. Anyone who wants to do so is of course welcome! Actually, I'd prefer to do the source file editing in my favourite text editor (where I know the advanced keybindings and can easily programm plug-ins). Unfortunately, currently to do things like replacing by regular expression or replacing in math or change of box-type etc. I have to: 1. save the lyx document 2. open my favourite text editor 3. search for the lyx document file and open it in the editor 4. do the changes on the lyx source and save them 5. Re-open the document in LyX with "> to Saved" 6. Be very brave: A warning opens, that says: Any changes will be lost. Are you sure you want to revert to the saved version of the document ... [Revert] [Cancel] however, my last (external) changes will only be permanent if I defy this warning and go ahead to Revert. What I'd like to see (and what IMO should be relatively easy) is a) a LyX command that (saves the current document and) opens the source file with a command that can be defined in the settings dialogue (defaulting to the content of the EDITOR environment variable in unix). b) a reloading command that is aware of the possibility that the version on disk is more recent than the opon one, e.g. "> to Saved ==>">, with the warning All changes since the last save will be lost. Are you sure you want to reload the document from ... [Reload] [Cancel] Actually, I can already set an "Editor" command for the LyX file format in the Tools>Preferences>File format tab and after that M-x buffer-view lyx will take over steps 1-3 in the above list. Now I only need a way to insert "buffer-view lyx" into the menu, e.g. as 'Edit>Edit LyX source'. (Is there an analogon to the "\bind_file" command in the bind files for ui files or do I need to copy and change the complete definition set?) Günter
Re: LaTeX Error: no \title given
On 26.11.07, Emanuele Osimo wrote: > I'm a mac Lyx user with no experience. > Every time I write a document and then try to export it into pdf, a > window appears that states "LaTeX Error: no \title given". > How can I solve this problem? > Attached there is an example It looks like you have in your document a paragraph in a style that creates a title page (or title block). You can try * to add a title, or * find out which paragraph needs to be removed or get a different style if you do not want a title. It would be helpfull to have a minimal lyx file that exhibits this behaviour as attachment. Guenter
Errors with AMS documentclass
I am writing a book with AMS book document.When I convert it to dvi or pdf,
the following erros are found:
LaTeX Error: No counter 'thm' defined.
LaTeX Error: No counter 'thm' defined.
LaTeX Error: Environment defn undefined.
LaTeX Error: \begin{document} ended by \end{defn}.
Can you tell how to handle this problem?
Wang Yongqiao
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
2007-11-26
Re: LaTeX Error: no \title given
"Emanuele Osimo" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Hello, > I'm a mac Lyx user with no experience. > Every time I write a document and then try to export it into pdf, a > window appears that states "LaTeX Error: no \title given". > How can I solve this problem? > Attached there is an example It seems that you have added a Data (Date?) environment in your document. Title, Date and Author are considered as part of a title and LaTeX complains that this title is not complete. JMarc
Re: Errors with AMS documentclass
We were speaking about that some emails before. You have just to go to
wiki.lyx.org and download the last version of ams layouts. This works fine.
Wang Yongqiao escribió:
> I am writing a book with AMS book document.When I convert it to dvi or
> pdf, the following erros are found:
>
> LaTeX Error: No counter 'thm' defined.
> LaTeX Error: No counter 'thm' defined.
> LaTeX Error: Environment defn undefined.
> LaTeX Error: \begin{document} ended by \end{defn}.
>
> Can you tell how to handle this problem?
>
> Wang Yongqiao
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> 2007-11-26
>
--
Antonio J. Guirao Sánchez.
Universidad de Murcia.
Grupo: Análisis Funcional.
Facultad de Matemáticas, Campus de Espinardo.
Telephone: (+34) 968 363 666
(+34) 627 265 491
E-30100 Murcia (SPAIN)
Re: Errors with AMS documentclass
Antonio José Guirao Sánchez wrote:
> We were speaking about that some emails before. You have just to go to
> wiki.lyx.org and download the last version of ams layouts. This works fine.
>
> Wang Yongqiao escribió:
>> I am writing a book with AMS book document.When I convert it to dvi or
>> pdf, the following erros are found:
>>
>> LaTeX Error: No counter 'thm' defined.
>> LaTeX Error: No counter 'thm' defined.
>> LaTeX Error: Environment defn undefined.
>> LaTeX Error: \begin{document} ended by \end{defn}.
>>
I've been told this is fixed in the next version.
/Paul
Re: Live Latex Editing
G. Milde wrote: This sort of request is quite commonly made, and it's been on the developers' radar, more or less, for a while. Obviously, the View Source preview is a step in this direction. But, as Andre remarked, it's non-trivial to get this right, and the number of people who would use it seems small. In any event, no one has stepped up to do the work needed to implement it. Anyone who wants to do so is of course welcome! Actually, I'd prefer to do the source file editing in my favourite text editor (where I know the advanced keybindings and can easily programm plug-ins). Unfortunately, currently to do things like replacing by regular expression or replacing in math or change of box-type etc. I have to: [snip] What I'd like to see (and what IMO should be relatively easy) is a) a LyX command that (saves the current document and) opens the source file with a command that can be defined in the settings dialogue (defaulting to the content of the EDITOR environment variable in unix). This is do-able now. Just add your favorite editor as the "Viewer" for LyX files in Tools>Preferences>File Formats, and check the "Document Format" box. Easier than the other thing you mentioned. b) a reloading command that is aware of the possibility that the version on disk is more recent than the opon one, e.g. "> to Saved ==>">, with the warning All changes since the last save will be lost. Are you sure you want to reload the document from ... [Reload] [Cancel] This seems like a pretty minor change. If you're brave enough to edit the LyX file natively, then you're brave enough for the existing warning. Richard -- == Richard G Heck, Jr Professor of Philosophy Brown University http://frege.brown.edu/heck/ == Get my public key from http://sks.keyserver.penguin.de Hash: 0x1DE91F1E66FFBDEC Learn how to sign your email using Thunderbird and GnuPG at: http://dudu.dyn.2-h.org/nist/gpg-enigmail-howto
Bob Lounsbury: Problem with tocbibind package
Hi Bob, I installed the tocbibind package you mentioned in Stuwelly's "Thesis Issues" posted in 18 Nov and came across a problem. I'm using a book class. As mentioned in the manual for book class it uses the \chapter* heading style. However, when I tried to view postscript, there was an error said: Can be used only in preamble. And, there isn't a preamble environment in book class. Do anyone have the solution, please? Thanks very much!
Re: Bob Lounsbury: Problem with tocbibind package
Sorry, I know what's going on now. It's solved
