JanR,
A friend of mine who is a computer whiz wrote a "script" for
reformatting the Latex file. I haven't tried it yet, but I expect it
will work fine. I use a Mac, and I think the script works using the
underlying Unix. I am pretty sure the same can be done on a pc since
the Latex fil
I use 1.6.3svn (id UI menu) in Ubuntu 8.10
The preference settings and document setting have been set in Indonesian
language.
I was going to try using Indonesian Spell Checker
but it did not work and a message appeared
"Error: The file "/usr/lib/aspell/bahasa" can not be opened for
reading."
I c
Hi,
I'm relatively new to LyX, so please excuse me if this is trivial; I
haven't found a solution to this:
I've used biblatex with LaTeX and used the possibility to create
reference lists per section via the refsection environment. Doing this
in LyX causes some trouble as biblatex creates m
Last Wednesday I posted a message to the beamer-linux-users mail list on
sourceforge.net and have not seen a response to it, or any other post to
that mail list.
I'm back in the grove using the beamer class but still cannot get the logo
to display on each slide. (It doesn't display on the tit
On Sat, 2 May 2009, rgheck wrote:
That said, my sense is that MetaFont is a bit of a black art.
There are excellent chapters on MetaFont and MetaPost (that produces PS
output directly; an extended version of MF) in The LaTeX Graphics Companion,
2nd Edition.
Rich
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Frederick Noronha [??? ???] wrote:
> Dear all on this very helpful Lyx list:
>
> I'm trying to format some information with alternative lines reverse,
> as follows:
> http://www.flickr.com/photos/fn-goa/3495151790/sizes/o/
>
> The above was done in Inkscape, since I couldn't get the desi
Stefano Franchi wrote:
Dear Lyxers,
I realize this is way off-topic, but there is so much expertise on this list, I
thought I could ask anyway.
I need to create a few idiosyncratic symbols (three, to be exact) and my
efforts to produce them by superimposing existing glyphs with TeX low level
Frederick Noronha [फ़रेदरिक नोरोनया] wrote:
Could someone point me to any Latex chapter styles, like the ones
below, which I find vey useful in creating books:
http://zoonek.free.fr/LaTeX/LaTeX_samples_chapter/0.html
Try the koma-script classes, which make it very easy to configure the
ch
Thomas Løcke wrote:
This works a charm. The syntax highlighting is very good, and it
supports Ada 2005. It doesn't do proper indentation though, but it's
very easy for me to do that manually.
Check all the listings options:
http://www.ctan.org/get/macros/latex/contrib/listings/listings.p
On Sat, May 2, 2009 at 9:31 PM, rgheck wrote:
> Jeremy C. Reed wrote:
>>
>> I have used the "listings" package. It probably knows ada. (I haven't used
>> it with lyx though, just with latex.)
>>
>
> There is support for listings in LyX. Use the Insert>Program Listing
> environment. Ada is availabl
Dear Lyxers,
I realize this is way off-topic, but there is so much expertise on this list, I
thought I could ask anyway.
I need to create a few idiosyncratic symbols (three, to be exact) and my
efforts to produce them by superimposing existing glyphs with TeX low level
commands have produced
Could someone point me to any Latex chapter styles, like the ones
below, which I find vey useful in creating books:
http://zoonek.free.fr/LaTeX/LaTeX_samples_chapter/0.html
Thanks in advance! FN
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Dear all on this very helpful Lyx list:
I'm trying to format some information with alternative lines reverse,
as follows:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/fn-goa/3495151790/sizes/o/
The above was done in Inkscape, since I couldn't get the desired
result in Lyx (don't know coding). Could anyone help i
Jeremy C. Reed wrote:
I have used the "listings" package. It probably knows ada. (I haven't used
it with lyx though, just with latex.)
There is support for listings in LyX. Use the Insert>Program Listing
environment. Ada is available.
rh
Wolfgang Engelmann schrieb:
a reference in my document gives me
Package inputenc Error: Keyboard character used is undefined
and describes it as
...Physiol.Plantarum}, 112:\penalty0 119
does it mean, I am missing the inputenc software
or is there an undefined keyboard character?
inputenc is pa
I have used the "listings" package. It probably knows ada. (I haven't used
it with lyx though, just with latex.)
On Sat, 2 May 2009, Thomas L?cke wrote:
Now that I've decided on using LyX for my manual, I've started wondering
how to go about getting the source code examples highlighted and indented.
Most of the code examples will be in Ada, with a little bit of C here and
there.
Thomas,
There is a 'co
I have the same problem. Text and equations (displayed, starting with \begin)
are running together in line within one paragraph, sometimes several such
equations. This makes the export file very difficult to read by my 'Latex'
coauthors, so I have to insert new lines by hand to have equations prop
Hey again,
Now that I've decided on using LyX for my manual, I've started
wondering how to go about getting the source code examples highlighted
and indented. Most of the code examples will be in Ada, with a little
bit of C here and there.
Is there a way to "automate" this, or should I just do it
a reference in my document gives me
Package inputenc Error: Keyboard character used is undefined
and describes it as
...Physiol.Plantarum}, 112:\penalty0 119
does it mean, I am missing the inputenc software
or is there an undefined keyboard character?
And what should I do in either case?
I tried to
Kosta Welke wrote:
> I asked about this on the XeTeX mailing list[0] and they think biber[1]
> should do it right.
Sure, but biber is beta software, and it only works with biblatex.
Jürgen
On Tue, 28 Apr 2009 17:03:51 +0200
Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote:
[unicode characters, bibtex and sorting]
> Bibtex8 does this specific case right, because the latin1 glyphs have
> the same code points in unicode. However, bibtex8 will scream and
> bail out at the first multibyte character it finds. I
On Fri, 1 May 2009 13:10:08 -0700
Kleanthes Koniaris wrote:
> I just installed MacTeX and Lyx 1.6.2 on my Mac, and then I typed in
> some English, along with a few Chinese characters. Everything
> displays very nicely in LyX.
Yeah, well, that can be confusing. Always remember: Just becaus
tedc wrote:
> I'm writing an instruction document and want to use Typewriter family for
> stuff that appears in an xterm--bold to indicate what the user should enter
> via the keyboard, and plain ("medium") Typewriter for stuff printed by the
> computer. These look different on screen in LyX, but t
On Friday 01 May 2009 02:23:04 pm Thomas Løcke wrote:
> 2009/4/29 Steve Litt :
> > Now I'm going to give you some very controversial advice, and many will
> > argue with it. DO NOT use the facilities of your document class for your
> > frontmatter -- instead use custom styles and ERT (inserted LaT
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