problem with pdfpages
Hello I am trying to include a pdf file in a LyX document. I have the TeX-Live package installed in my computer. If I understand correctly, it includes pdfpages. I put the phrase "\usepackage{pdfpages}" in the LateX preamble for the document. Afterwards, I wrote in ERT: \includepdf[pages=1-11]{filename.pdf} The filename.pdf is saved in the same folder as the LyX document. Now, when I try to view the document as dvi, I get the error message: Package pdfpages Error:You produce DVI output but pdf output Undefined control sequence. Missing $ inserted Extra }, or forgotten $. Missing $ inserted. When I try to produce a pdf output, I get the error message: LyX: Cannot view file File does not exist: /tmp/lyx_tmpdir21859Tr9iSI/lyx_tmpbuf0/newfile.pdf What is wrong ? Is there an easy way to insert the pdf file into the LyX document ? Please, try to give a simple and specific answer as I am new to LyX, as well as to LaTeX . I use Ubuntu Feisty (quite new to linux as well). Thanks Eli
RE: problem with pdfpages
Thanks I tried to remove the extension but it did not change the error messages. I'll keep trying. Is there an alternative to pdfpages that works with tetex istead of tex-live ? Eli -הודעה מקורית- מאת: Eran Kaplinsky [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] נשלח: ש 2/2/2008 00:32 עותק לידיעה: Eli Brosh; LyX Users List נושא: problem with pdfpages I don't know if this is the source of your problem, but I always omit the .pdf extension. So: \includepdf[pages=1-11]{filename}
RE: problem with pdfpages
Robert Orr wrote: >I think you might have to move the .pdf file which you >would like to include into the temporary directory >where LyX compiles the document. >I usually make the temp directory ( you can change it >in the preferences) someplace close to where the >actual document is.Copy and PAste the .pdf's you >want to include into the temp directory. Then you >should be able to produce output. Thanks. I tried it: I saw in the preference where the temp directory is and I put the pdf file there. But, it did not change the error messages and did not produce the result. Is there an alternative to this pdfpages package ? Eli
problem with pdfpages-solved
The problem with pdfpages is now solved. Everything works if I put the full filename for the files I attach. Thank you all especially to Eran Kaplinsky and Robert Orr. Best regards Eli
citation in round brackets
Hello, I am using LyX with the native bibliography facility. Now, when I insert a citation in the text, the result is a reference in square brackets [1] or, if I put a different label [different label]. Is there a simple method to change the brackets around the label from square to round, like (1) and (different label) ? Thanks Eli Brosh
space before Eqnarray
Hello, When I insert a displayed eqnarray equation LyX puts extra space (around two blank lines) before the equation. How can this be avoided ? Thanks Eli
epsilon and varepsilon
Hello, I encountered a problem when trying to use \epsilon and \varepsilon symbols. When I typed these symbols in the math mode, they look different in the LyX window. However, in the PDF made using pdfLaTeX and in the DVI the symbols look identical. What can I do to make the pdfLaTeX distinguish between the two ? I am using LyX 1.5.5 Thanks, Eli
Re: epsilon and varepsilon
Thank you Paul, I attach the LyX file and the DVI output. Can you see the problem ? Eli epsilon_and_varepsilon.lyx Description: application/lyx epsilon_and_varepsilon.dvi Description: TeX dvi file epsilon_and_varepsilon.pdf Description: Adobe PDF document
Re: epsilon and varepsilon
Thank you Uwe, I changed the font to default and encoding to utf8 and the problem was gone. Thanks again, Eli On Thu, Oct 30, 2008 at 5:38 PM, Uwe Stöhr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Eli Brosh schrieb: > > I attach the LyX file and the DVI output. >> > > The reason is the font that you are using. Times doesn't include the > \var*** characters. > > In your file you use the encoding "UTF8" that is designed for Chinese, > Korean, and Japanese. Either use the language default encoding or an > encoding that fits to the language you are writing in. > I admit that the encoding names in LyX 1.5 are not self-explanatory. In the > upcoming LyX 1.6.0 this is much better. > Nevertheless, Appendix A of the UserGuide of LyX 1.5.6 describes all > encodings. > > regards Uwe >