Maximilian Wollner wrote:
Am 06.12.2007 um 19:59 schrieb Daniel Lohmann:
Hey LyX folks,
I have been using LyX for years on Windows and Linux. Now I got my
first Mac (running OS X 10.5.1) and one of the first things I
installed on it was LyX - of course.
[...]
TexShop is an application
Hey LyX folks,
I have been using LyX for years on Windows and Linux. Now I got my first
Mac (running OS X 10.5.1) and one of the first things I installed on it
was LyX - of course.
1) I installed TexShop 2.14 as TeX-distro. Is this the recommended LaTeX
for OS X in conjunction with LyX?
Maximilian Wollner wrote:
Am 06.12.2007 um 19:59 schrieb Daniel Lohmann:
Hey LyX folks,
I have been using LyX for years on Windows and Linux. Now I got my
first Mac (running OS X 10.5.1) and one of the first things I
installed on it was LyX - of course.
[...]
>
> T
Dave Hewitt wrote:
Is it possible to un-bold the entry for the Bibliography in the Table of
Contents and put it at the same level as a section?
I'm using Koma-script (report) class with natbib (BibTeX).
AFAIK this is not so easy and requires some LaTeX hacking. The following
code is
Dave Hewitt wrote:
Is it possible to un-bold the entry for the Bibliography in the Table of
Contents and put it at the same level as a section?
I'm using Koma-script (report) class with natbib (BibTeX).
AFAIK this is not so easy and requires some LaTeX hacking. The following
code is
Dave Hewitt wrote:
Is it possible to un-bold the entry for the Bibliography in the Table of
Contents and put it at the same level as a section?
I'm using Koma-script (report) class with natbib (BibTeX).
AFAIK this is not so easy and requires some LaTeX hacking. The following
code is
Paul A. Rubin schrieb:
mike c wrote:
Hi all (I'm new to this list),
It'd be nice if closed floats showed a little more than just Float:
Figure
or Float: Table. Is there an option (or the possibility of an
option) to
show the title of the figure or table as well? e.g. Float: Figure - The
Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
Daniel Lohmann [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
As we are already on it :-)
It also would be really nice, if
1) there is an opportunity to specify the *default* display for *new*
inset, preferably even customizable per inset-type.
2) the document-specific state of each
Paul A. Rubin schrieb:
mike c wrote:
Hi all (I'm new to this list),
It'd be nice if closed floats showed a little more than just Float:
Figure
or Float: Table. Is there an option (or the possibility of an
option) to
show the title of the figure or table as well? e.g. Float: Figure - The
Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
Daniel Lohmann [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
As we are already on it :-)
It also would be really nice, if
1) there is an opportunity to specify the *default* display for *new*
inset, preferably even customizable per inset-type.
2) the document-specific state of each
Paul A. Rubin schrieb:
mike c wrote:
Hi all (I'm new to this list),
It'd be nice if closed floats showed a little more than just "Float:
Figure"
or "Float: Table". Is there an option (or the possibility of an
option) to
show the title of the figure or table as well? e.g. "Float: Figure -
Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
Daniel Lohmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
As we are already on it :-)
It also would be really nice, if
1) there is an opportunity to specify the *default* display for *new*
inset, preferably even customizable per inset-type.
2) the document-specific
it in there manually and
get a LyX cross-reference inset to your ERT-defined label.
Daniel
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Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg
Informatik 4
Martensstr. 1
91058 Erlangen
Tel: +49-9131-8527904
Fax: +49-9131-8528732
WWW: www4
it in there manually and
get a LyX cross-reference inset to your ERT-defined label.
Daniel
--
Dipl.-Inf. Daniel Lohmann (Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter)
Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg
Informatik 4
Martensstr. 1
91058 Erlangen
Tel: +49-9131-8527904
Fax: +49-9131-8528732
WWW: www4
could type it in there manually and
get a LyX cross-reference inset to your ERT-defined label.
Daniel
--
Dipl.-Inf. Daniel Lohmann (Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter)
Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg
Informatik 4
Martensstr. 1
91058 Erlangen
Tel: +49-9131-8527904
Fax: +49-9131-8528732
WWW
as any other element.
I don't know about groks, but listings already supports a huge bunch of
languages and it is very easy to specify a new one.
Daniel
--
Dipl.-Inf. Daniel Lohmann (Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter)
Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg
Informatik 4
Martensstr. 1
as any other element.
I don't know about groks, but listings already supports a huge bunch of
languages and it is very easy to specify a new one.
Daniel
--
Dipl.-Inf. Daniel Lohmann (Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter)
Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg
Informatik 4
Martensstr. 1
X document as any other element.
I don't know about groks, but listings already supports a huge bunch of
languages and it is very easy to specify a new one.
Daniel
--
Dipl.-Inf. Daniel Lohmann (Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter)
Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg
Informatik 4
Mar
,
citecolor = hr_standard,
filecolor = hr_standard,
urlcolor = hr_standard,
pagecolor = hr_standard,
pdftitle = {Aspect-Oriented Operating System Design},
pdfauthor = {Daniel Lohmann},
pdfkeywords = {AOP, Aspect-oriented Programming, AspectC
,
citecolor = hr_standard,
filecolor = hr_standard,
urlcolor = hr_standard,
pagecolor = hr_standard,
pdftitle = {Aspect-Oriented Operating System Design},
pdfauthor = {Daniel Lohmann},
pdfkeywords = {AOP, Aspect-oriented Programming, AspectC
,
citecolor = hr_standard,
filecolor = hr_standard,
urlcolor = hr_standard,
pagecolor = hr_standard,
pdftitle = {Aspect-Oriented Operating System Design},
pdfauthor = {Daniel Lohmann},
pdfkeywords = {AOP, Aspect-oriented Programming, AspectC
Rich Shepard schrieb:
There will be plots (created, no doubt, with PSTricks), to be
included in
the audit log report of each run. So I expect the templates to be as
inclusive as your example.
If you haven't worked with PSTricks so far (meaning that you have to
learn something new
Rich Shepard schrieb:
There will be plots (created, no doubt, with PSTricks), to be
included in
the audit log report of each run. So I expect the templates to be as
inclusive as your example.
If you haven't worked with PSTricks so far (meaning that you have to
learn something new
Rich Shepard schrieb:
There will be plots (created, no doubt, with PSTricks), to be
included in
the audit log report of each run. So I expect the templates to be as
inclusive as your example.
If you haven't worked with PSTricks so far (meaning that you have to
learn something new
Juergen Spitzmueller schrieb:
Juergen Spitzmueller wrote:
M-x all insets-toggle (but this also toggles the other insets).
It's M-x all-insets-toggle
Thanks Juergen,
However, I tried that one already -- it does toggle the display of
CharStyle insets in 1.4.x. Although it works
Thanks Juergen,
However, I tried that one already -- it does toggle the display of
CharStyle insets in 1.4.x. Although it works in 1.5.x.
Of course this should have read as:
However, I tried that one already -- it does *not* toggle the display of
CharStyle insets in 1.4.x. Although it
Juergen Spitzmueller wrote:
Daniel Lohmann wrote:
However, I tried that one already -- it does not toggle the display of
CharStyle insets in 1.4.x. Although it works in 1.5.x.
Ah yes, it's a new feature in 1.5, where the toggle state also should be
preserved between sessions.
Sorry
Juergen Spitzmueller schrieb:
Juergen Spitzmueller wrote:
M-x all insets-toggle (but this also toggles the other insets).
It's M-x all-insets-toggle
Thanks Juergen,
However, I tried that one already -- it does toggle the display of
CharStyle insets in 1.4.x. Although it works
Thanks Juergen,
However, I tried that one already -- it does toggle the display of
CharStyle insets in 1.4.x. Although it works in 1.5.x.
Of course this should have read as:
However, I tried that one already -- it does *not* toggle the display of
CharStyle insets in 1.4.x. Although it
Juergen Spitzmueller wrote:
Daniel Lohmann wrote:
However, I tried that one already -- it does not toggle the display of
CharStyle insets in 1.4.x. Although it works in 1.5.x.
Ah yes, it's a new feature in 1.5, where the toggle state also should be
preserved between sessions.
Sorry
Juergen Spitzmueller schrieb:
Juergen Spitzmueller wrote:
"M-x all insets-toggle" (but this also toggles the other insets).
It's "M-x all-insets-toggle"
Thanks Juergen,
However, I tried that one already -- it does toggle the display of
CharStyle insets in 1.4.x. Although it
Thanks Juergen,
However, I tried that one already -- it does toggle the display of
CharStyle insets in 1.4.x. Although it works in 1.5.x.
Of course this should have read as:
However, I tried that one already -- it does *not* toggle the display of
CharStyle insets in 1.4.x. Although it
Juergen Spitzmueller wrote:
Daniel Lohmann wrote:
However, I tried that one already -- it does not toggle the display of
CharStyle insets in 1.4.x. Although it works in 1.5.x.
Ah yes, it's a new feature in 1.5, where the toggle state also should be
preserved between sessions.
Sorry
Hi,
I just figured out by chance that it is possible to make the name of a
CharStyle disappear in an assignment by right clicking on the affected
word.
This is pretty nice, as I find the extra space taken by the CharStyle
names quite disturbing in the on-screen layout of may text. (I use a
Hi,
I just figured out by chance that it is possible to make the name of a
CharStyle disappear in an assignment by right clicking on the affected
word.
This is pretty nice, as I find the extra space taken by the CharStyle
names quite disturbing in the on-screen layout of may text. (I use a
Hi,
I just figured out by chance that it is possible to make the name of a
CharStyle disappear in an assignment by right clicking on the affected
word.
This is pretty nice, as I find the extra space taken by the CharStyle
names quite disturbing in the on-screen layout of may text. (I use a
Paul A. Rubin schrieb:
Daniel Lohmann wrote:
[...]
More precisely:
\usepackage[letterpaper]{geometry}
messed up the layout completely [...]
How did \usepackage[letterpaper]{geometry} mess up the layout?
It also changed the column width, which resulted in a 7 instead of 5 pages
Paul A. Rubin schrieb:
Daniel Lohmann wrote:
[...]
More precisely:
\usepackage[letterpaper]{geometry}
messed up the layout completely [...]
How did \usepackage[letterpaper]{geometry} mess up the layout?
It also changed the column width, which resulted in a 7 instead of 5 pages
Paul A. Rubin schrieb:
Daniel Lohmann wrote:
>> [...]
More precisely:
\usepackage[letterpaper]{geometry}
messed up the layout completely [...]
How did \usepackage[letterpaper]{geometry} mess up the layout?
It also changed the column width, which resulted in a 7 instead of 5
[letterpaper]{geometry}
messed up the layout completely, whereas
\usepackage[letterpaper]{typearea}
resulted in a error message that current has not been defined.
Any ideas?
Daniel
--
Dipl.-Inf. Daniel Lohmann (Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter)
Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg
[letterpaper]{geometry}
messed up the layout completely, whereas
\usepackage[letterpaper]{typearea}
resulted in a error message that current has not been defined.
Any ideas?
Daniel
--
Dipl.-Inf. Daniel Lohmann (Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter)
Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg
ed for
letter format.)
More precisely:
\usepackage[letterpaper]{geometry}
messed up the layout completely, whereas
\usepackage[letterpaper]{typearea}
resulted in a error message that "current" has not been defined.
Any ideas?
Daniel
--
Dipl.-Inf. Daniel Lohmann (Wissenschaftlicher Mit
Roberto Gorjão wrote:
Hi,
I've selected JabRef as a references manager to work with LyX. I've
selected it after a small web research, but, as I'm a newbie on LyX, I
would like your opinion: was JabRef a good choice or are there better
references managers to work with LyX? I'm on Win XP.
Roberto Gorjão wrote:
Hi,
I've selected JabRef as a references manager to work with LyX. I've
selected it after a small web research, but, as I'm a newbie on LyX, I
would like your opinion: was JabRef a good choice or are there better
references managers to work with LyX? I'm on Win XP.
Roberto Gorjão wrote:
Hi,
I've selected JabRef as a references manager to work with LyX. I've
selected it after a small web research, but, as I'm a newbie on LyX, I
would like your opinion: was JabRef a good choice or are there better
references managers to work with LyX? I'm on Win XP.
Helmut,
In fact relative paths work very well - only the file selection dialog does
not return them. Just enter the relative path to the figure by hand or
change it after using the file selection dialog.
Daniel
Hauser Helmut schrieb:
Hello,
I use LyX on a Linux machine in my office and on
Helmut,
In fact relative paths work very well - only the file selection dialog does
not return them. Just enter the relative path to the figure by hand or
change it after using the file selection dialog.
Daniel
Hauser Helmut schrieb:
Hello,
I use LyX on a Linux machine in my office and on
Helmut,
In fact relative paths work very well - only the file selection dialog does
not return them. Just enter the relative path to the figure by hand or
change it after using the file selection dialog.
Daniel
Hauser Helmut schrieb:
Hello,
I use LyX on a Linux machine in my office and on
Hi,
In my thesis I have to define a couple of terms and I thought about using
the amsthm package which offers the \newtheorem and \newtheoremstyle
commands to generate environments for theorem-like structures.
So I added to my layout file a new style $Definition to my layout file:
Counter
to pass an optional argument (in square brackets) from LyX
to the \begin{xxx} of the internally used LaTeX environment?
Thanks
Daniel
Daniel Lohmann schrieb:
Hi,
In my thesis I have to define a couple of terms and I thought about
using the amsthm package which offers the \newtheorem
Hi,
In my thesis I have to define a couple of terms and I thought about using
the amsthm package which offers the \newtheorem and \newtheoremstyle
commands to generate environments for theorem-like structures.
So I added to my layout file a new style $Definition to my layout file:
Counter
to pass an optional argument (in square brackets) from LyX
to the \begin{xxx} of the internally used LaTeX environment?
Thanks
Daniel
Daniel Lohmann schrieb:
Hi,
In my thesis I have to define a couple of terms and I thought about
using the amsthm package which offers the \newtheorem
Hi,
In my thesis I have to define a couple of terms and I thought about using
the amsthm package which offers the \newtheorem and \newtheoremstyle
commands to generate environments for theorem-like structures.
So I added to my layout file a new style $Definition to my layout file:
Counter
o LaTeX.
Is there any way to pass an optional argument (in square brackets) from LyX
to the \begin{xxx} of the internally used LaTeX environment?
Thanks
Daniel
Daniel Lohmann schrieb:
Hi,
In my thesis I have to define a couple of terms and I thought about
using the amsthm package which
Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote:
Matthias Diehl wrote:
Yeah, so forget about LyX 1.4.5?!
Remember that every major release with new features has the potential of new
bugs. Some people might decide to be more conservative.
I want to back that!
I really, really appreciate that the LyX team is
Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote:
Matthias Diehl wrote:
Yeah, so forget about LyX 1.4.5?!
Remember that every major release with new features has the potential of new
bugs. Some people might decide to be more conservative.
I want to back that!
I really, really appreciate that the LyX team is
Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote:
> Matthias Diehl wrote:
>> Yeah, so forget about LyX 1.4.5?!
>
> Remember that every major release with new features has the potential of new
> bugs. Some people might decide to be more conservative.
>
I want to back that!
I really, really appreciate that the LyX
Enrico Forestieri wrote:
Try the following:
\let\oldcaption\caption
\def\takeshort#1.#2\next{\gdef\short{#1}\gdef\everything{{\bfseries #1}.~~#2}}
\def\caption#1{\takeshort#1\next\oldcaption[\short]{\everything}}
I am a bit confused... Why there is such a big difference in the effects
Enrico Forestieri wrote:
Try the following:
\let\oldcaption\caption
\def\takeshort#1.#2\next{\gdef\short{#1}\gdef\everything{{\bfseries #1}.~~#2}}
\def\caption#1{\takeshort#1\next\oldcaption[\short]{\everything}}
I am a bit confused... Why there is such a big difference in the effects
Enrico Forestieri wrote:
> Try the following:
>
> \let\oldcaption\caption
> \def\takeshort#1.#2\next{\gdef\short{#1}\gdef\everything{{\bfseries #1}.~~#2}}
> \def\caption#1{\takeshort#1\next\oldcaption[\short]{\everything}}
>
>> I am a bit confused... Why there is such a big difference in the
Enrico Forestieri wrote:
Lyx user writes:
I would like to insert code in my preamble that will replace every instance
of
\caption{Short. Long long long long.}
with
\caption[Short]{Short. Long long long long.}
However, I am not too familiar with LaTeX and TeX commands. Specifically, I
Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
Lyx == Lyx user [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Lyx I would like to insert code in my preamble that will replace
Lyx every instance of \caption{Short. Long long long long.}
Lyx with
Lyx \caption[Short]{Short. Long long long long.}
May I ask why you want to do
Enrico Forestieri wrote:
Lyx user writes:
I would like to insert code in my preamble that will replace every instance
of
\caption{Short. Long long long long.}
with
\caption[Short]{Short. Long long long long.}
However, I am not too familiar with LaTeX and TeX commands. Specifically, I
Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
Lyx == Lyx user [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Lyx I would like to insert code in my preamble that will replace
Lyx every instance of \caption{Short. Long long long long.}
Lyx with
Lyx \caption[Short]{Short. Long long long long.}
May I ask why you want to do
Enrico Forestieri wrote:
> Lyx user writes:
>
>> I would like to insert code in my preamble that will replace every instance
>> of
>>
>> \caption{Short. Long long long long.}
>>
>> with
>>
>> \caption[Short]{Short. Long long long long.}
>>
>> However, I am not too familiar with LaTeX and TeX
Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
>> "Lyx" == Lyx user <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> Lyx> I would like to insert code in my preamble that will replace
> Lyx> every instance of \caption{Short. Long long long long.}
>
> Lyx> with
>
> Lyx> \caption[Short]{Short. Long long long long.}
>
> May I
Hi,
I am using LyX 1.4.x on Linux, with xpdf as PDF viewer. Currently I open
the viewer first by selecting View-PDF in LyX, after that I just
refresh the existing PDF by selecting View-Update-PDF.
What I would like to achieve is that the xpdf does an automatic refresh
whenever I update the PDF
Hi,
I am using LyX 1.4.x on Linux, with xpdf as PDF viewer. Currently I open
the viewer first by selecting View-PDF in LyX, after that I just
refresh the existing PDF by selecting View-Update-PDF.
What I would like to achieve is that the xpdf does an automatic refresh
whenever I update the PDF
Hi,
I am using LyX 1.4.x on Linux, with xpdf as PDF viewer. Currently I open
the viewer first by selecting "View->PDF" in LyX, after that I just
refresh the existing PDF by selecting "View->Update->PDF".
What I would like to achieve is that the xpdf does an automatic refresh
whenever I update
Supheakmungkol SARIN wrote:
Hello Lyxer,
I am now in the process of writing thesis. I'd like to
know whether you can point out some great lyx thesis
templates or you can share your own template if you
have made one.
What are your specific requirements?
What is your discipline? Are you
Dominik Waßenhoven wrote:
Daniel Lohmann schrieb:
[...]
On the LyX side I did some customization to support my intended document
structure. For instance, each chapter is a child document which includes
the bibliography if compiled stand-alone, but does not include a
bibliography
Supheakmungkol SARIN wrote:
Hello Lyxer,
I am now in the process of writing thesis. I'd like to
know whether you can point out some great lyx thesis
templates or you can share your own template if you
have made one.
What are your specific requirements?
What is your discipline? Are you
Dominik Waßenhoven wrote:
Daniel Lohmann schrieb:
[...]
On the LyX side I did some customization to support my intended document
structure. For instance, each chapter is a child document which includes
the bibliography if compiled stand-alone, but does not include a
bibliography
Supheakmungkol SARIN wrote:
> Hello Lyxer,
>
> I am now in the process of writing thesis. I'd like to
> know whether you can point out some great lyx thesis
> templates or you can share your own template if you
> have made one.
What are your specific requirements?
What is your discipline? Are
Dominik Waßenhoven wrote:
> Daniel Lohmann schrieb:
>
>> [...]
>>
>> On the LyX side I did some customization to support my intended document
>> structure. For instance, each chapter is a child document which includes
>> the bibliography if compil
Bo Peng wrote:
I would like to know, is there a way to paste pictures into lyx
directly from
clipboard - lyx could automatically create a subfolder containing pasted
pictures. This would improve my speed drastically when working with
pictures!
It is not possible now, and I doubt that this
Bo Peng wrote:
I would like to know, is there a way to paste pictures into lyx
directly from
clipboard - lyx could automatically create a subfolder containing pasted
pictures. This would improve my speed drastically when working with
pictures!
It is not possible now, and I doubt that this
Bo Peng wrote:
>> I would like to know, is there a way to paste pictures into lyx
>> directly from
>> clipboard - lyx could automatically create a subfolder containing pasted
>> pictures. This would improve my speed drastically when working with
>> pictures!
> It is not possible now, and I doubt
Thanks a lot, Steve!
Daniel
Steve Litt schrieb:
[...]
Hi Daniel,
I've put it in the body of this email below my sig. Let me explain:
I've named the two LyX environments CalloutTitle and CalloutText.
[...]
Thanks a lot, Steve!
Daniel
Steve Litt schrieb:
[...]
Hi Daniel,
I've put it in the body of this email below my sig. Let me explain:
I've named the two LyX environments CalloutTitle and CalloutText.
[...]
Thanks a lot, Steve!
Daniel
Steve Litt schrieb:
[...]
Hi Daniel,
I've put it in the body of this email below my sig. Let me explain:
I've named the two LyX environments CalloutTitle and CalloutText.
> [...]
Steve Litt wrote:
Oh never mind, I already solved this problem and forgot I'd solved it. I made
the title LyX environment with a LatexType of command, and had that command
set a variable, and then the box text environment used that variable.
Steve,
Would you mind sharing the relevant
Steve Litt wrote:
Oh never mind, I already solved this problem and forgot I'd solved it. I made
the title LyX environment with a LatexType of command, and had that command
set a variable, and then the box text environment used that variable.
Steve,
Would you mind sharing the relevant
Steve Litt wrote:
> Oh never mind, I already solved this problem and forgot I'd solved it. I made
> the title LyX environment with a LatexType of command, and had that command
> set a variable, and then the box text environment used that variable.
>
Steve,
Would you mind sharing the relevant
NicoWinger schrieb:
Ok, this is to create one special cover, but I can't use it for the document
class to create individual covers with different names, studytopics,
professors etc., can I?
If I understood Jean-Pierre correctly, the idea is to write LaTeX macros
(/covertitle, /covertopic ...)
NicoWinger schrieb:
Ok, this is to create one special cover, but I can't use it for the document
class to create individual covers with different names, studytopics,
professors etc., can I?
If I understood Jean-Pierre correctly, the idea is to write LaTeX macros
(/covertitle, /covertopic ...)
NicoWinger schrieb:
Ok, this is to create one special cover, but I can't use it for the document
class to create individual covers with different names, studytopics,
professors etc., can I?
If I understood Jean-Pierre correctly, the idea is to write LaTeX macros
(/covertitle, /covertopic ...)
I used to use Word quite a lot and was -- overall -- not too unhappy
with it. I used it, for instance, to typeset my diploma with 120 pages
and plenty of figures. All this worked quite well, but as I said, I
already was an experienced Word user at that time so I knew how to do it.
I guess the
Dominik Waßenhoven wrote:
Daniel Lohmann schrieb:
Sometimes, I have to admit it, I still draw tables with Word or
Excel and export them as EPS figures into my LyX document...
There's a tool that could be interesting for you, excel2latex:
Yes, I know it. Unfortunately it does *exactly
I used to use Word quite a lot and was -- overall -- not too unhappy
with it. I used it, for instance, to typeset my diploma with 120 pages
and plenty of figures. All this worked quite well, but as I said, I
already was an experienced Word user at that time so I knew how to do it.
I guess the
Dominik Waßenhoven wrote:
Daniel Lohmann schrieb:
Sometimes, I have to admit it, I still draw tables with Word or
Excel and export them as EPS figures into my LyX document...
There's a tool that could be interesting for you, excel2latex:
Yes, I know it. Unfortunately it does *exactly
I used to use Word quite a lot and was -- overall -- not too unhappy
with it. I used it, for instance, to typeset my diploma with >120 pages
and plenty of figures. All this worked quite well, but as I said, I
already was an experienced Word user at that time so I knew how to do it.
I guess the
Dominik Waßenhoven wrote:
> Daniel Lohmann schrieb:
>
>> Sometimes, I have to admit it, I still "draw" tables with Word or
>> Excel and export them as EPS figures into my LyX document...
>
> There's a tool that could be interesting for you, excel2latex:
Yes
Tim Michelsen wrote:
Very good point. I often do get the comment that I should run the spell
checker. But it takes the same amount of time to check with the Lyx
spell checker and train it all the technical terms as
printing and correcting it manually.
Especially if you write a lot of code,
pol wrote:
I would like to automatically enumerate blocks of lines of code,
that is lines formatted as 'lyx code'.
Enumeration should be carried through all the blocks in the document.
Any hints?
I recommend to use the listings package to typeset your code instead of
Lyx Code. This
Helge Hafting wrote:
Daniel Lohmann wrote:
Tim Michelsen wrote:
Very good point. I often do get the comment that I should run the spell
checker. But it takes the same amount of time to check with the Lyx
spell checker and train it all the technical terms as
printing and correcting
Richard Heck schrieb:
The listings package is **wonderful**. Note that it can import specified lines
from a source file.
And LyX 1.5.0 will support the listings package directly via a listings
inset (like the ERT inset). This was committed to svn a few days ago.
Cool!
Cool, cool, cool,
Tim Michelsen wrote:
Very good point. I often do get the comment that I should run the spell
checker. But it takes the same amount of time to check with the Lyx
spell checker and train it all the technical terms as
printing and correcting it manually.
Especially if you write a lot of code,
pol wrote:
I would like to automatically enumerate blocks of lines of code,
that is lines formatted as 'lyx code'.
Enumeration should be carried through all the blocks in the document.
Any hints?
I recommend to use the listings package to typeset your code instead of
Lyx Code. This
Helge Hafting wrote:
Daniel Lohmann wrote:
Tim Michelsen wrote:
Very good point. I often do get the comment that I should run the spell
checker. But it takes the same amount of time to check with the Lyx
spell checker and train it all the technical terms as
printing and correcting
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