On 26. jan. 2012 16:11, Fred wrote:
Helge Hafting<helge.hafting hist.no> writes:
On 10. sep. 2011 16:14, Christian Wilhelmsen wrote:
Hi!
When trying to import and .xls or .gnumeric to LyX 2.0 I get the error
message:
"no information for converting gnumeric format files to la
implementing the changes, and told them why on the next iteration.
Helge Hafting
utf8/latin1}
Or possibly utf8/latin9, if you use euro symbols in your program.
With this approach, it is not necessary to change the document encoding
away from default.
Document:
http://www.aitel.hist.no/~helgehaf/sw/lyxdemo/listing.lyx
Included program code:
http://www.aitel.hist.no/~helgeh
involving "a"
and apply them to "á" too. It might work, but for some fonts,
"Tá" might have the T crash into the accent if it is kerned like "Ta".
Helge Hafting, wishing there were a "fj" ligature similar to "fi"
the checking in a low-priority background thread so it won't
impact typing activity at all.
Helge Hafting
the checking in a low-priority background thread so it won't
impact typing activity at all.
Helge Hafting
the checking in a low-priority background thread so it won't
impact typing activity at all.
Helge Hafting
for hyphenation
Also, you can instruct latex to use a higher penalty for hyphens. That
way, latex will make less hyphens and instead put more space between
words. Use google to find out more about this.
Helge Hafting
for hyphenation
Also, you can instruct latex to use a higher penalty for hyphens. That
way, latex will make less hyphens and instead put more space between
words. Use google to find out more about this.
Helge Hafting
for hyphenation
Also, you can instruct latex to use a higher penalty for hyphens. That
way, latex will make less hyphens and instead put more space between
words. Use google to find out more about this.
Helge Hafting
pro equipment.
But of course - there could be a document setting for max bitmap
resolution. It should default to no reduction, but if the writer sets
it to, say 300dpi, then anything in excess of that could be downsampled.
Helge Hafting
pro equipment.
But of course - there could be a document setting for max bitmap
resolution. It should default to no reduction, but if the writer sets
it to, say 300dpi, then anything in excess of that could be downsampled.
Helge Hafting
ant it. Some people put huge bitmaps in, so
the book will print nicely on the publisher's pro equipment.
But of course - there could be a document setting for "max bitmap
resolution". It should default to "no reduction", but if the writer sets
it to, say 300dpi, then anything in excess of that could be downsampled.
Helge Hafting
can
tell LaTeX to hyphenate monospaced text too, and then
it works very well for normal text.
Helge Hafting
indicator. :-)
Helge Hafting
can
tell LaTeX to hyphenate monospaced text too, and then
it works very well for normal text.
Helge Hafting
indicator. :-)
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can
tell LaTeX to hyphenate monospaced text too, and then
it works very well for normal text.
Helge Hafting
derline, lobby for a less
visible language indicator. :-)
Helge Hafting
,
and another vertical fill below your text. Make
sure both is protected too. Both vertical fills
will have exactly the same length, so the
text between them will be perfectly centered. No need
to change space sizes if you add a line or modify the font size.
Helge Hafting
,
and another vertical fill below your text. Make
sure both is protected too. Both vertical fills
will have exactly the same length, so the
text between them will be perfectly centered. No need
to change space sizes if you add a line or modify the font size.
Helge Hafting
uot; above your text,
and another vertical fill below your text. Make
sure both is protected too. Both vertical fills
will have exactly the same length, so the
text between them will be perfectly centered. No need
to change space sizes if you add a line or modify the font size.
Helge Hafting
PATH.
Debian's texlive waste some disk space, that's all. The advantage is
that other dependencies is satisifed automatically, such as spellchecker
and qt.
If I removed the packaged lyx, then debian might someday throw out other
stuff I need.
Helge Hafting
PATH.
Debian's texlive waste some disk space, that's all. The advantage is
that other dependencies is satisifed automatically, such as spellchecker
and qt.
If I removed the packaged lyx, then debian might someday throw out other
stuff I need.
Helge Hafting
PATH.
Debian's texlive waste some disk space, that's all. The advantage is
that other dependencies is satisifed automatically, such as spellchecker
and qt.
If I removed the packaged lyx, then debian might someday throw out other
stuff I need.
Helge Hafting
class.
Helge Hafting
On 16. nov. 2011 09:58, Janek Warchoł wrote:
Hi,
i'm trying to import a doc file, written in Polish. I'm running
Windows 7 and using LibreOffice 3.4.4.
I have converted some word files, and gave up on converting formatting.
I copy in libreoffice, and paste/paste special in LyX. This
class.
Helge Hafting
On 16. nov. 2011 09:58, Janek Warchoł wrote:
Hi,
i'm trying to import a doc file, written in Polish. I'm running
Windows 7 and using LibreOffice 3.4.4.
I have converted some word files, and gave up on converting formatting.
I copy in libreoffice, and paste/paste special in LyX. This
se of each class.
Helge Hafting
On 16. nov. 2011 09:58, Janek Warchoł wrote:
Hi,
i'm trying to import a doc file, written in Polish. I'm running
Windows 7 and using LibreOffice 3.4.4.
I have converted some word files, and gave up on converting formatting.
I "copy" in libreoffice, and "paste/paste special" in LyX. This
the new paragraph starts. A blank line or two with ctrl+enter?
Or make the picture a bit wider so that the text breaks over more lines?
Text flowing around objects is not something you can trust to work
automatically in latex, and therefore not in LyX either.
Helge Hafting
-book executable for everyone.
You may want to do the same for the lilypond program
too.
Helge Hafting
the new paragraph starts. A blank line or two with ctrl+enter?
Or make the picture a bit wider so that the text breaks over more lines?
Text flowing around objects is not something you can trust to work
automatically in latex, and therefore not in LyX either.
Helge Hafting
-book executable for everyone.
You may want to do the same for the lilypond program
too.
Helge Hafting
er than your picture,
before the new paragraph starts. A blank line or two with ctrl+enter?
Or make the picture a bit wider so that the text breaks over more lines?
Text flowing around objects is not something you can trust to work
automatically in latex, and therefore not in LyX either.
Helge Hafting
e lilypond-book executable for everyone.
You may want to do the same for the lilypond program
too.
Helge Hafting
,
such as a chain of LyX files including each other.
You may want to file a wishlist bug, (or possibly start working on this.)
Helge Hafting
,
such as a chain of LyX files including each other.
You may want to file a wishlist bug, (or possibly start working on this.)
Helge Hafting
,
such as a chain of LyX files including each other.
You may want to file a "wishlist bug", (or possibly start working on this.)
Helge Hafting
also be put above each other, to get
figures that follow each other on the page.
If I have some text I want to be with the figure, I type it inside
the float. To get text beside the graphic, I use a minipage. To
get text under the image, I just type between the image and the caption.
Helge Hafting
also be put above each other, to get
figures that follow each other on the page.
If I have some text I want to be with the figure, I type it inside
the float. To get text beside the graphic, I use a minipage. To
get text under the image, I just type between the image and the caption.
Helge Hafting
also be put above each other, to get
figures that follow each other on the page.
If I have some text I want to be with the figure, I type it inside
the float. To get text beside the graphic, I use a minipage. To
get text under the image, I just type between the image and the caption.
Helge Hafting
the font, the font size, the margins, the paragraph
skip and a few more things - and then you just write. The formatting
*should* then be fully automatic, with noticeably less tweaking than
word would need. That is the whole point of LyX.
Helge Hafting
/
With this, your document looks much better. There is still one line
that doesn't break properly. The best solution is to rewrite it
slightly. Or you can tweak the interword space/stretch/shrink, at the
tisk of getting some uglier lines.
Your testfile with this modification is attached.
Helge Hafting
the font, the font size, the margins, the paragraph
skip and a few more things - and then you just write. The formatting
*should* then be fully automatic, with noticeably less tweaking than
word would need. That is the whole point of LyX.
Helge Hafting
/
With this, your document looks much better. There is still one line
that doesn't break properly. The best solution is to rewrite it
slightly. Or you can tweak the interword space/stretch/shrink, at the
tisk of getting some uglier lines.
Your testfile with this modification is attached.
Helge Hafting
m such "explicit
formatting" at all.
You set the font, the font size, the margins, the paragraph
skip and a few more things - and then you just write. The formatting
*should* then be fully automatic, with noticeably less tweaking than
word would need. That is the whole point of LyX.
Helge Hafting
riter-font/
With this, your document looks much better. There is still one line
that doesn't break properly. The best solution is to rewrite it
slightly. Or you can tweak the interword space/stretch/shrink, at the
tisk of getting some uglier lines.
Your testfile with this modification is attached.
Hel
follows. LaTeX offer
a non-ending period for such cases.
This is second-guessing, but the alternative would be to do something
special everytime a sentence ends.
Helge Hafting
follows. LaTeX offer
a non-ending period for such cases.
This is second-guessing, but the alternative would be to do something
special everytime a sentence ends.
Helge Hafting
not end a sentence, even if an uppercase character follows. LaTeX offer
a non-ending period for such cases.
This is second-guessing, but the alternative would be to do something
special everytime a sentence ends.
Helge Hafting
as a decimal separator. (45 cent is $0,45) Having to undo wrong
corrections is much worse than simply having to type correct.
Also, even perfect correction has its problems. I am used to type
space after comma, with corrections I'd get two spaces. :-(
Helge Hafting
as a decimal separator. (45 cent is $0,45) Having to undo wrong
corrections is much worse than simply having to type correct.
Also, even perfect correction has its problems. I am used to type
space after comma, with corrections I'd get two spaces. :-(
Helge Hafting
a is
used as a decimal separator. (45 cent is $0,45) Having to undo wrong
"corrections" is much worse than simply having to type correct.
Also, even "perfect" correction has its problems. I am used to type
space after comma, with corrections I'd get two spaces. :-(
Helge Hafting
. There may be an easier way.
Many menu choices have hotkeys, for example. That can save a lot
of work for stuff you do often.
Helge Hafting
] {
test
}
child {node [shape=circle,draw] {b}}
child {node [shape=rectangle,draw] {a}};
\end{tikzpicture}
tikz code can also be written directly into an ERT box, if you
want to have the image embedded in the LyX file instead of
in a file of its own.
Helge Hafting
. There may be an easier way.
Many menu choices have hotkeys, for example. That can save a lot
of work for stuff you do often.
Helge Hafting
] {
test
}
child {node [shape=circle,draw] {b}}
child {node [shape=rectangle,draw] {a}};
\end{tikzpicture}
tikz code can also be written directly into an ERT box, if you
want to have the image embedded in the LyX file instead of
in a file of its own.
Helge Hafting
Also ask if something seems very cumbersome. There may be an easier way.
Many menu choices have hotkeys, for example. That can save a lot
of work for stuff you do often.
Helge Hafting
ikzpicture}
grow=down
\node (test) [shape=circle,draw] {
test
}
child {node [shape=circle,draw] {b}}
child {node [shape=rectangle,draw] {a}};
\end{tikzpicture}
tikz code can also be written directly into an ERT box, if you
want to have the image embedded in the LyX file instead of
in a file of its own.
Helge Hafting
can wait a bit.
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can wait a bit.
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t page (or a demand for a
special heading font) is tricker, so such things can wait a bit.
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according to its potential.
There is no money in that. And the open-source people have no
chance without proper documentation...
Helge Hafting
On 13. okt. 2011 11:32, Rubén Jiménez wrote:
Hi
Will you show me how I can draw the triangle of Tartaglia with Lyx?
I searched the forums but have not found the answer.
thank you very much
How about this?
If you want more numbers, start with a bigger matrix.
Helge Hafting
pascal.lyx
lacks
some symbols. LyX could be modified to catch this, and give the user a
message recommending a different font. You may want to file
a wishlist bug at
http://www.lyx.org/trac/wiki/BugTrackerHome
Helge Hafting
Cheers, Lisa.
(p.s. its exactly for occasional use, in our global world
a combined document tree that doesn't say D: anywhwere, so
it'll work equally well on C:, on D: or for that matter, somewhere on a
big file server. In short, it'll be moveable because it does not refer
to one specific disk drive.
Helge Hafting
makes it easier to
see what is notes and what is your normal changes.
I know no way to print exactly what's on screen, other than
using lots of screen dumps. Which is too cumbersome.
Helge Hafting
according to its potential.
There is no money in that. And the open-source people have no
chance without proper documentation...
Helge Hafting
On 13. okt. 2011 11:32, Rubén Jiménez wrote:
Hi
Will you show me how I can draw the triangle of Tartaglia with Lyx?
I searched the forums but have not found the answer.
thank you very much
How about this?
If you want more numbers, start with a bigger matrix.
Helge Hafting
pascal.lyx
lacks
some symbols. LyX could be modified to catch this, and give the user a
message recommending a different font. You may want to file
a wishlist bug at
http://www.lyx.org/trac/wiki/BugTrackerHome
Helge Hafting
Cheers, Lisa.
(p.s. its exactly for occasional use, in our global world
a combined document tree that doesn't say D: anywhwere, so
it'll work equally well on C:, on D: or for that matter, somewhere on a
big file server. In short, it'll be moveable because it does not refer
to one specific disk drive.
Helge Hafting
makes it easier to
see what is notes and what is your normal changes.
I know no way to print exactly what's on screen, other than
using lots of screen dumps. Which is too cumbersome.
Helge Hafting
according to its potential.
There is no money in that. And the open-source people have no
chance without proper documentation...
Helge Hafting
On 13. okt. 2011 11:32, Rubén Jiménez wrote:
Hi
Will you show me how I can draw the triangle of Tartaglia with Lyx?
I searched the forums but have not found the answer.
thank you very much
How about this?
If you want more numbers, start with a bigger matrix.
Helge Hafting
pascal.lyx
e latex logs an error when the font lacks
some symbols. LyX could be modified to catch this, and give the user a
message recommending a different font. You may want to file
a "wishlist bug" at
http://www.lyx.org/trac/wiki/BugTrackerHome
Helge Hafting
Cheers, Lisa.
(p.s. its exactly for
ore files later, make sure they
don't contain "d:\..", just the last and necessary parts of the path.
This gives a combined document tree that doesn't say "D:" anywhwere, so
it'll work equally well on C:, on D: or for that matter, somewhere on a
big file server. In short, it'll be moveable because it does not refer
to one specific disk drive.
Helge Hafting
nges". Using a special "note user" makes it easier to
see what is notes and what is your normal changes.
I know no way to print exactly what's on screen, other than
using lots of screen dumps. Which is too cumbersome.
Helge Hafting
such
calls all the time, and is vulnerable to bad implementations by people
who think that 3D is the only that matters.
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for bold.
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such
calls all the time, and is vulnerable to bad implementations by people
who think that 3D is the only that matters.
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for bold.
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r involves such
calls all the time, and is vulnerable to bad implementations by people
who think that 3D is the only that matters.
Helge Hafting
ng the same menus. I.e.
"Edit->whatever..." Shortcuts work too, like ctrl+b for bold.
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.
I hope this helps.
Helge Hafting
converters that
LyX can use - or new layouts. Of course, the layouts can probably be
detected by the timestamp on the .lyx/layouts directory...
Still, it would help for the case of LaTeX updates.
Helge Hafting
.
I hope this helps.
Helge Hafting
converters that
LyX can use - or new layouts. Of course, the layouts can probably be
detected by the timestamp on the .lyx/layouts directory...
Still, it would help for the case of LaTeX updates.
Helge Hafting
the latex code.
I hope this helps.
Helge Hafting
converters that
LyX can use - or new layouts. Of course, the layouts can probably be
detected by the timestamp on the .lyx/layouts directory...
Still, it would help for the case of LaTeX updates.
Helge Hafting
due to the PATH change.
To switch back, (when Debian eventually get texlive2011), remove
texlive2011 from the PATH and use Tools-Reconfigure in LyX again.
Helge Hafting
what to copy when the file is an external inset.
external_templates is a text file. Customizing it is documented,
and the existing content can be used as templates.
If you make a useful inset, consider sending it to the lyx development
list. You might get it into the next LyX version. :-)
Helge
due to the PATH change.
To switch back, (when Debian eventually get texlive2011), remove
texlive2011 from the PATH and use Tools-Reconfigure in LyX again.
Helge Hafting
what to copy when the file is an external inset.
external_templates is a text file. Customizing it is documented,
and the existing content can be used as templates.
If you make a useful inset, consider sending it to the lyx development
list. You might get it into the next LyX version. :-)
Helge
eX. The 2011 version will be used anyway
due to the PATH change.
To switch back, (when Debian eventually get texlive2011), remove
texlive2011 from the PATH and use Tools->Reconfigure in LyX again.
Helge Hafting
. LyX know what to copy when the file is an external inset.
"external_templates" is a text file. Customizing it is documented,
and the existing content can be used as templates.
If you make a useful inset, consider sending it to the lyx development
list. You might get it into the next LyX
work. Because ssconvert
does that job.
Maybe you have installed gnumeric without ssconvert?
Helge Hafting
work. Because ssconvert
does that job.
Maybe you have installed gnumeric without ssconvert?
Helge Hafting
om gnumeric to latex won't work. Because ssconvert
does that job.
Maybe you have installed gnumeric without ssconvert?
Helge Hafting
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