On 02/18/2015 05:43 PM, Guenter Milde wrote:
On 2015-02-17, Michael Berger wrote:
Morning Günter,
I have no doubt that both \usepackage{textalpha} and
\usepackage{alphabeta} do work as you said (certain settings provided).
However, with my current settings they definitely do not, neither in
ordinary text nor in glosses.
See screenshot attached.
Can't see screenshots here (reading this via the Gmane interface per
newsreader), so I ask: how did you specify the \usepackage command? It
belongs in the document preamble, in LyX this can be achieved via inclusion in
Document>Settings>UserPreamble.
However, if you achieve what you want without these packages, there is no
need to use these packages. (I personally prefer to have "\textalpha" or
similar in the glossary input instad of \textgreek{a}, but this is not
really important.)
Günter
Moin Günter,
first, I placed the \usepackage commands in: Document > Settings > Latex
Preamble.
Other settings in LyX that may or may not have an impact on the issue:
- Document > Settings > Document Class: Beamer
- Document > Settings > Language
Language : English
Encoding: Language Default
Language package: Default
- Document > Settings > Local Layout (because covington contradicts with
glossing in beamer)
Provides covington 1
AddToPreamble
\let\example\relax
\let\endexample\relax
\let\examples\relax
\endexamples\relax
\usepackage{covington}
EndPreamble
My LyX's user interace is English.
my bests
Michael
