How does eps scaling work?
I now understand that the problems I've been seeing with graphics have nothing to do with the 1.4.4 update, it is because of a ghostscript update, and ghostscript is crashing in epstopdf. I changed the eps-pdf to use ImageMagick's convert. Now I have images, but they don't appear to be scaled correctly. Where/how is the scaling performed?
Re: How does eps scaling work?
Paul Smith wrote: On 2/18/07, Neal Becker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I now understand that the problems I've been seeing with graphics have nothing to do with the 1.4.4 update, it is because of a ghostscript update, and ghostscript is crashing in epstopdf. I changed the eps-pdf to use ImageMagick's convert. Now I have images, but they don't appear to be scaled correctly. Where/how is the scaling performed? ImageMagick is a software suite to create, edit, and compose bitmap images. Therefore, your images are converted to bitmaps and hence the quality of scaling is bad because your images are no longer vectorial. Perhaps, you should downgrade ghostscript, to use it instead of ImageMagick. Paul Actually, it seems not that it's scaled badly, but that it isn't scaled at all. I set the scaling to 100% \text, which is what I always do. The xmgrace graphic is landscape (the default). The lyx preview is fine, but the pdf version has the graphic clipped. I did not select clipping to the bounding box (nor did I set a bounding box).
Re: How does eps scaling work?
Neal Becker wrote: Paul Smith wrote: On 2/18/07, Neal Becker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I now understand that the problems I've been seeing with graphics have nothing to do with the 1.4.4 update, it is because of a ghostscript update, and ghostscript is crashing in epstopdf. I changed the eps-pdf to use ImageMagick's convert. Now I have images, but they don't appear to be scaled correctly. Where/how is the scaling performed? ImageMagick is a software suite to create, edit, and compose bitmap images. Therefore, your images are converted to bitmaps and hence the quality of scaling is bad because your images are no longer vectorial. Perhaps, you should downgrade ghostscript, to use it instead of ImageMagick. Paul Actually, it seems not that it's scaled badly, but that it isn't scaled at all. I set the scaling to 100% \text, which is what I always do. The xmgrace graphic is landscape (the default). The lyx preview is fine, but the pdf version has the graphic clipped. I did not select clipping to the bounding box (nor did I set a bounding box). I also found that switching eps-pdf conversion to ps2pdf13, and then using export to latex using ps2pdf, or dvipdfm, the graphic is fine. Only using export with pdflatex is broken.
Fixed:Re: grace - pdf broken after 1.4.4 upgrade
I replaced tetex-3.0-32.fc6 old version of epstopdf with the latest perl script from ctan, and now it works again.
grace -> pdf broken after 1.4.4 upgrade
Looks like this converter isn't being used when a doc including grace graphics is exported to pdf (using pdflatex): \converter "agr" "pdf2" "gracebat -hardcopy -printfile $$o -hdevice PDF $$i 2>/dev/null" "" I get a blank pdf file for the graphic. If I run this command manually, it works fine. The in-lyx graphics preview also works. This worked before the upgrade.
Re: grace -> pdf broken after 1.4.4 upgrade
Neal Becker wrote: > Looks like this converter isn't being used when a doc including grace > graphics is exported to pdf (using pdflatex): > > \converter "agr" "pdf2" "gracebat -hardcopy -printfile $$o -hdevice PDF > $$i > 2>/dev/null" "" > > I get a blank pdf file for the graphic. If I run this command manually, > it > works fine. The in-lyx graphics preview also works. This worked before > the upgrade. One more piece of information. Looking in the pdf file, I see it was written by ghostscript. So the above converter wasn't attempted. (Of course, why conversion via this path produced a blank pdf is another good question).
Re: grace -> pdf broken after 1.4.4 upgrade
Neal Becker wrote: > Neal Becker wrote: > >> Looks like this converter isn't being used when a doc including grace >> graphics is exported to pdf (using pdflatex): >> >> \converter "agr" "pdf2" "gracebat -hardcopy -printfile $$o -hdevice PDF >> $$i >> 2>/dev/null" "" >> >> I get a blank pdf file for the graphic. If I run this command manually, >> it >> works fine. The in-lyx graphics preview also works. This worked before >> the upgrade. > > One more piece of information. > > Looking in the pdf file, I see it was written by ghostscript. So the > above > converter wasn't attempted. (Of course, why conversion via this path > produced a blank pdf is another good question). Here's how the epstopdf conversion fails: epstopdf --outfile stuff.pdf *.eps ERROR: /undefined in n Operand stack: Execution stack: %interp_exit .runexec2 --nostringval-- --nostringval-- --nostringval-- 2 %stopped_push --nostringval-- --nostringval-- --nostringval-- false 1 %stopped_push 1 3 %oparray_pop 1 3 %oparray_pop --nostringval-- 1 3 %oparray_pop 1 3 %oparray_pop .runexec2 --nostringval-- --nostringval-- --nostringval-- 2 %stopped_push --nostringval-- Dictionary stack: --dict:1120/1686(ro)(G)-- --dict:0/20(G)-- --dict:138/200(L)-- Current allocation mode is local Last OS error: 2 ESP Ghostscript 815.03: Unrecoverable error, exit code 1
How does eps scaling work?
I now understand that the problems I've been seeing with graphics have nothing to do with the 1.4.4 update, it is because of a ghostscript update, and ghostscript is crashing in epstopdf. I changed the eps->pdf to use ImageMagick's convert. Now I have images, but they don't appear to be scaled correctly. Where/how is the scaling performed?
Re: How does eps scaling work?
Paul Smith wrote: > On 2/18/07, Neal Becker > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> I now understand that the problems I've been seeing with graphics have >> nothing to do with the 1.4.4 update, it is because of a ghostscript >> update, and ghostscript is crashing in epstopdf. >> >> I changed the eps->pdf to use ImageMagick's convert. Now I have images, >> but >> they don't appear to be scaled correctly. Where/how is the scaling >> performed? > > ImageMagick is a software suite to create, edit, and compose bitmap > images. Therefore, your images are converted to bitmaps and hence the > quality of scaling is bad because your images are no longer vectorial. > Perhaps, you should downgrade ghostscript, to use it instead of > ImageMagick. > > Paul Actually, it seems not that it's scaled badly, but that it isn't scaled at all. I set the scaling to 100% \text, which is what I always do. The xmgrace graphic is landscape (the default). The lyx preview is fine, but the pdf version has the graphic clipped. I did not select clipping to the bounding box (nor did I set a bounding box).
Re: How does eps scaling work?
Neal Becker wrote: > Paul Smith wrote: > >> On 2/18/07, Neal Becker >> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >>> I now understand that the problems I've been seeing with graphics have >>> nothing to do with the 1.4.4 update, it is because of a ghostscript >>> update, and ghostscript is crashing in epstopdf. >>> >>> I changed the eps->pdf to use ImageMagick's convert. Now I have images, >>> but >>> they don't appear to be scaled correctly. Where/how is the scaling >>> performed? >> >> ImageMagick is a software suite to create, edit, and compose bitmap >> images. Therefore, your images are converted to bitmaps and hence the >> quality of scaling is bad because your images are no longer vectorial. >> Perhaps, you should downgrade ghostscript, to use it instead of >> ImageMagick. >> >> Paul > > Actually, it seems not that it's scaled badly, but that it isn't scaled at > all. I set the scaling to 100% \text, which is what I always do. The > xmgrace graphic is landscape (the default). The lyx preview is fine, but > the pdf version has the graphic clipped. I did not select clipping to the > bounding box (nor did I set a bounding box). I also found that switching eps->pdf conversion to ps2pdf13, and then using export to latex using ps2pdf, or dvipdfm, the graphic is fine. Only using export with pdflatex is broken.
Fixed:Re: grace -> pdf broken after 1.4.4 upgrade
I replaced tetex-3.0-32.fc6 old version of epstopdf with the latest perl script from ctan, and now it works again.
Re: Entering foreign language characters
John Coppens wrote: On Tue, 06 Feb 2007 23:14:45 -0500 David L. Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Cool. It works, except that it is Winkey-` e rather than the other way around. That depends on if the combinations are defined - in my case both work. There's a lot of fun to be had with combinations. Try things like Winkey 1 2 to get a 'half' and Winkey + - to get ±... The composition tables in my distro reside in /usr/share/kbd/keymaps/include eg. compose.latin1 Rgds John Actually, I was looking for something easy for a novice. In particular, something that shows the characters graphically so user doesn't need to know a code. I found (I did say I was using kde) kcharselect. I could just paste the char into lyx from that. Only problem is that kcharselect is hidden away under 2 layers of menus on my system, but that seems a good solution.
Re: Entering foreign language characters
John Coppens wrote: On Tue, 06 Feb 2007 23:14:45 -0500 David L. Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Cool. It works, except that it is Winkey-` e rather than the other way around. That depends on if the combinations are defined - in my case both work. There's a lot of fun to be had with combinations. Try things like Winkey 1 2 to get a 'half' and Winkey + - to get ±... The composition tables in my distro reside in /usr/share/kbd/keymaps/include eg. compose.latin1 Rgds John Actually, I was looking for something easy for a novice. In particular, something that shows the characters graphically so user doesn't need to know a code. I found (I did say I was using kde) kcharselect. I could just paste the char into lyx from that. Only problem is that kcharselect is hidden away under 2 layers of menus on my system, but that seems a good solution.
Re: Entering foreign language characters
John Coppens wrote: > On Tue, 06 Feb 2007 23:14:45 -0500 > "David L. Johnson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > wrote: > >> Cool. It works, except that it is Winkey-` e rather than the other >> way around. > > That depends on if the combinations are defined - in my case both > work. There's a lot of fun to be had with combinations. Try things > like Winkey 1 2 to get a 'half' and Winkey + - to get ±... > > The composition tables in my distro reside in > /usr/share/kbd/keymaps/include > > eg. compose.latin1 > > Rgds > John Actually, I was looking for something easy for a novice. In particular, something that shows the characters graphically so user doesn't need to know a code. I found (I did say I was using kde) kcharselect. I could just paste the char into lyx from that. Only problem is that kcharselect is hidden away under 2 layers of menus on my system, but that seems a good solution.
Entering foreign language characters
I'm using lyx-1.4.3 on Fedora with kde. What is the easiest way to enter a few special accented characters? My language and document is english, but let's say I'd like to enter a few spanish symbols. I know I can do this with special latex, but is there a more generic (and newbie friendly) way?
Entering foreign language characters
I'm using lyx-1.4.3 on Fedora with kde. What is the easiest way to enter a few special accented characters? My language and document is english, but let's say I'd like to enter a few spanish symbols. I know I can do this with special latex, but is there a more generic (and newbie friendly) way?
Entering foreign language characters
I'm using lyx-1.4.3 on Fedora with kde. What is the easiest way to enter a few special accented characters? My language and document is english, but let's say I'd like to enter a few spanish symbols. I know I can do this with special latex, but is there a more generic (and newbie friendly) way?
Re: ams article defect
Jean-Pierre Chretien wrote: To: David L. Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: lyx-users@lists.lyx.org Subject: Re: ams article defect From: Jean-Marc Lasgouttes [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Wed, 15 Nov 2006 19:00:46 +0100 David == David L Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: [...] David LaTeX2e 2003/12/01 Babel v3.8d I think you need at least version 3.8g or 3.8h. Or an older amsart :) The fact is, there are distributions out there that package the two incompatible packages. This should probably be reported as a teTeX bug via debian, if this is not done already. It might come from two tetex subpackages not being in sync. Upgrade is advisable before reporting I guess. You might install texlive if the problem remains. The texlive packaging has been reviewed before it entered Debian/etch in june, and texlive|tetex have been made equivalent in LyX dependencies. I'm running on Fedora FC6 and everything is up to date. Fedora will move to texlive and I'm looking forward to that - but I don't want to screw things up in the meantime. If anyone knows where to find a new babel.sty let me know. Search on ctan wasn't very useful.
Re: ams article defect
Jean-Pierre Chretien wrote: To: David L. Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: lyx-users@lists.lyx.org Subject: Re: ams article defect From: Jean-Marc Lasgouttes [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Wed, 15 Nov 2006 19:00:46 +0100 David == David L Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: [...] David LaTeX2e 2003/12/01 Babel v3.8d I think you need at least version 3.8g or 3.8h. Or an older amsart :) The fact is, there are distributions out there that package the two incompatible packages. This should probably be reported as a teTeX bug via debian, if this is not done already. It might come from two tetex subpackages not being in sync. Upgrade is advisable before reporting I guess. You might install texlive if the problem remains. The texlive packaging has been reviewed before it entered Debian/etch in june, and texlive|tetex have been made equivalent in LyX dependencies. I'm running on Fedora FC6 and everything is up to date. Fedora will move to texlive and I'm looking forward to that - but I don't want to screw things up in the meantime. If anyone knows where to find a new babel.sty let me know. Search on ctan wasn't very useful.
Re: ams article defect
Jean-Pierre Chretien wrote: > >>>To: "David L. Johnson" >>><[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Cc: >>>lyx-users@lists.lyx.org Subject: Re: ams >>>article defect From: Jean-Marc Lasgouttes >>><[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Wed, 15 Nov 2006 19:00:46 >>>+0100 >>> "David" == David L Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > [...] >>> >>>David> LaTeX2e <2003/12/01> Babel >>> >>>I think you need at least version 3.8g or 3.8h. Or an older amsart :) >>>The fact is, there are distributions out there that package the two >>>incompatible packages. This should probably be reported as a teTeX bug >>>via debian, if this is not done already. > > It might come from two tetex subpackages not being in sync. > Upgrade is advisable before reporting I guess. > > You might install texlive if the problem remains. The texlive packaging > has been reviewed before it entered Debian/etch in june, and texlive|tetex > have been made equivalent in LyX dependencies. > I'm running on Fedora FC6 and everything is up to date. Fedora will move to texlive and I'm looking forward to that - but I don't want to screw things up in the meantime. If anyone knows where to find a new babel.sty let me know. Search on ctan wasn't very useful.
ams article defect
I recall hitting this problem once before, but I forgot what the fix was. I'm using ams article. The output has a header that says: englishMyTitle instead of MyTitle
Re: ams article defect
On Wednesday 15 November 2006 12:13 pm, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote: David == David L Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: David On Wed, 15 Nov 2006 09:55:44 -0500 David Neal Becker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I recall hitting this problem once before, but I forgot what the fix was. I'm using ams article. The output has a header that says: englishMyTitle instead of MyTitle David Yeah, I have this problem, too, and have had through several David system updates. It was explained to me on this list that it is David a LaTeX issue, not a LyX one. Specifically, it is a problem David with babel. Supposedly, new versions of babel (and/or amslatex) David fix this, but I am not so sure, since I use debian etch which David has fairly new versions of those packages. What is your babel version? JMarc 2004/11/20 v3.8d
ams article defect
I recall hitting this problem once before, but I forgot what the fix was. I'm using ams article. The output has a header that says: englishMyTitle instead of MyTitle
Re: ams article defect
On Wednesday 15 November 2006 12:13 pm, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote: David == David L Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: David On Wed, 15 Nov 2006 09:55:44 -0500 David Neal Becker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I recall hitting this problem once before, but I forgot what the fix was. I'm using ams article. The output has a header that says: englishMyTitle instead of MyTitle David Yeah, I have this problem, too, and have had through several David system updates. It was explained to me on this list that it is David a LaTeX issue, not a LyX one. Specifically, it is a problem David with babel. Supposedly, new versions of babel (and/or amslatex) David fix this, but I am not so sure, since I use debian etch which David has fairly new versions of those packages. What is your babel version? JMarc 2004/11/20 v3.8d
ams article defect
I recall hitting this problem once before, but I forgot what the fix was. I'm using ams article. The output has a header that says: englishMyTitle instead of MyTitle
Re: ams article defect
On Wednesday 15 November 2006 12:13 pm, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote: > >>>>> "David" == David L Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > David> On Wed, 15 Nov 2006 09:55:44 -0500 > > David> Neal Becker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> I recall hitting this problem once before, but I forgot what the > >> fix was. I'm using ams article. The output has a header that says: > >> englishMyTitle instead of MyTitle > > David> Yeah, I have this problem, too, and have had through several > David> system updates. It was explained to me on this list that it is > David> a LaTeX issue, not a LyX one. Specifically, it is a problem > David> with babel. Supposedly, new versions of babel (and/or amslatex) > David> fix this, but I am not so sure, since I use debian etch which > David> has fairly new versions of those packages. > > What is your babel version? > > JMarc 2004/11/20 v3.8d
Re: break long equation into two lines
Micha Feigin wrote: On Wed, 8 Nov 2006 09:42:55 -0500 Reuben D. Budiardja [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hello, When working with math formula in equation array mode, I found out that my equation is too long on the page. I want to break it to two lines. Is there a way do that ? All my equations are numbered (with label), when breaking long equation into two lines, the first line should not be numbered. Look at amslatex. It has lots of options.
Re: break long equation into two lines
Micha Feigin wrote: On Wed, 8 Nov 2006 09:42:55 -0500 Reuben D. Budiardja [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hello, When working with math formula in equation array mode, I found out that my equation is too long on the page. I want to break it to two lines. Is there a way do that ? All my equations are numbered (with label), when breaking long equation into two lines, the first line should not be numbered. Look at amslatex. It has lots of options.
Re: break long equation into two lines
Micha Feigin wrote: > On Wed, 8 Nov 2006 09:42:55 -0500 > "Reuben D. Budiardja" > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> Hello, >> When working with math formula in equation array mode, I found out that >> my equation is too long on the page. I want to break it to two lines. Is >> there a way do that ? All my equations are numbered (with label), when >> breaking long equation into two lines, the first line should not be >> numbered. >> > Look at amslatex. It has lots of options.
Re: convert grace - pdf (not png)?
Georg Baum wrote: Helge Hafting wrote: Neal Becker wrote: I want to include grace (.agr) graphics. I want to export to pdf. The default setup works, but grace is converted to png. I want to convert to pdf instead. How do I convince lyx? By changing the source code, function findTargetFormat in src/insets/insetgraphics.C. I tried: \converter agr pdf2 gracebat -hardcopy -printfile $$o -hdevice PDF $$i 2/dev/null You should use pdf instead of pdf2 if there would not be the hardcoding problem. I did this with lilypond files. It works well, because I use an external inset. So I get conversion to .pdf for pdflatex, .eps for plain latex, and .png for the instant preview in lyx. Neal sent a message to the devel list with an external agr inset, but it does not work. I have no idea why, and did not have the time yet to look at it. I am not sure about how lyx handles graphichs included via the graphichs inset, if that is what you use. Perhaps someone else can help with that. It is hardcoded to png conversion for pdflatex, and yes, we need to change that. The external inset way works - in addition to converters, you will need to modify the file external_templates. Feel free to ask if you want some help with that. A nice thing about external insets is that you also may specify an editor for your .agr files. That way, you can click on your graphichs in lyx, and have lyx launch the proper editing app. That does also work with graphic insets. Georg Thank you. Let me know if I can help with any testing.
Re: convert grace - pdf (not png)?
Georg Baum wrote: Helge Hafting wrote: Neal Becker wrote: I want to include grace (.agr) graphics. I want to export to pdf. The default setup works, but grace is converted to png. I want to convert to pdf instead. How do I convince lyx? By changing the source code, function findTargetFormat in src/insets/insetgraphics.C. I tried: \converter agr pdf2 gracebat -hardcopy -printfile $$o -hdevice PDF $$i 2/dev/null You should use pdf instead of pdf2 if there would not be the hardcoding problem. I did this with lilypond files. It works well, because I use an external inset. So I get conversion to .pdf for pdflatex, .eps for plain latex, and .png for the instant preview in lyx. Neal sent a message to the devel list with an external agr inset, but it does not work. I have no idea why, and did not have the time yet to look at it. I am not sure about how lyx handles graphichs included via the graphichs inset, if that is what you use. Perhaps someone else can help with that. It is hardcoded to png conversion for pdflatex, and yes, we need to change that. The external inset way works - in addition to converters, you will need to modify the file external_templates. Feel free to ask if you want some help with that. A nice thing about external insets is that you also may specify an editor for your .agr files. That way, you can click on your graphichs in lyx, and have lyx launch the proper editing app. That does also work with graphic insets. Georg Thank you. Let me know if I can help with any testing.
Re: convert grace -> pdf (not png)?
Georg Baum wrote: > Helge Hafting wrote: > >> Neal Becker wrote: >>> I want to include grace (.agr) graphics. I want to export to pdf. >>> >>> The default setup works, but grace is converted to png. I want to >>> convert to pdf instead. >>> >>> How do I convince lyx? > > By changing the source code, function findTargetFormat in > src/insets/insetgraphics.C. > >>> I tried: >>> \converter "agr" "pdf2" "gracebat -hardcopy -printfile $$o -hdevice PDF >>> $$i 2>/dev/null" "" > > You should use pdf instead of pdf2 if there would not be the hardcoding > problem. > >> I did this with lilypond files. It works well, because I use an >> external inset. So I get conversion to .pdf for pdflatex, >> .eps for plain latex, and .png for the instant preview in lyx. > > Neal sent a message to the devel list with an external agr inset, but it > does not work. I have no idea why, and did not have the time yet to look > at it. > >> I am not sure about how lyx handles graphichs included via >> the graphichs inset, if that is what you use. Perhaps someone >> else can help with that. > > It is hardcoded to png conversion for pdflatex, and yes, we need to change > that. > >> The external inset way works - in addition to converters, you >> will need to modify the file "external_templates. Feel free to ask >> if you want some help with that. A nice thing about external >> insets is that you also may specify an editor for your .agr files. >> That way, you can click on your graphichs in lyx, and have lyx >> launch the proper editing app. > > That does also work with graphic insets. > > > Georg Thank you. Let me know if I can help with any testing.
convert grace - pdf (not png)?
I want to include grace (.agr) graphics. I want to export to pdf. The default setup works, but grace is converted to png. I want to convert to pdf instead. How do I convince lyx? I tried: \converter agr pdf2 gracebat -hardcopy -printfile $$o -hdevice PDF $$i 2/dev/null
convert grace - pdf (not png)?
I want to include grace (.agr) graphics. I want to export to pdf. The default setup works, but grace is converted to png. I want to convert to pdf instead. How do I convince lyx? I tried: \converter agr pdf2 gracebat -hardcopy -printfile $$o -hdevice PDF $$i 2/dev/null
convert grace -> pdf (not png)?
I want to include grace (.agr) graphics. I want to export to pdf. The default setup works, but grace is converted to png. I want to convert to pdf instead. How do I convince lyx? I tried: \converter "agr" "pdf2" "gracebat -hardcopy -printfile $$o -hdevice PDF $$i 2>/dev/null" ""
Re: MSWord(html) or OpenOffice.Org
Bob Lounsbury wrote: [...] What has worked best for me is to do as you said in step 5 and ensure that all the standard environments are on default settings and do an export to rtf from within LyX. Opening the rtf in Word there are a few formatting concerns, but it is easy enough to correct them quickly and send the file out to my advisor. No export to rtf in my LyX(1.4.3). What am I missing?
Re: MSWord(html) or OpenOffice.Org
Bob Lounsbury wrote: [...] What has worked best for me is to do as you said in step 5 and ensure that all the standard environments are on default settings and do an export to rtf from within LyX. Opening the rtf in Word there are a few formatting concerns, but it is easy enough to correct them quickly and send the file out to my advisor. No export to rtf in my LyX(1.4.3). What am I missing?
Re: MSWord(html) or OpenOffice.Org
Bob Lounsbury wrote: [...] > What has worked best for me is to do as you said in step 5 and ensure > that all the standard environments are on default settings and do an > export to rtf from within LyX. Opening the rtf in Word there are a > few formatting concerns, but it is easy enough to correct them > quickly and send the file out to my advisor. No export to rtf in my LyX(1.4.3). What am I missing?
Re: Document - Change Tracking?
Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote: Wolfgang == Wolfgang Keller [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Wolfgang BTW: Is the LyX file format subversion-friendly (i.e. Wolfgang diff-able)? It is diff-able (just look at it, it is plain text), but we do not have the tools to display the diffs in the interface. JMarc You might want to use kdiff3
Re: Document - Change Tracking?
Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote: Wolfgang == Wolfgang Keller [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Wolfgang BTW: Is the LyX file format subversion-friendly (i.e. Wolfgang diff-able)? It is diff-able (just look at it, it is plain text), but we do not have the tools to display the diffs in the interface. JMarc You might want to use kdiff3
Re: Document -> Change Tracking?
Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote: >> "Wolfgang" == Wolfgang Keller >> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > Wolfgang> BTW: Is the LyX file format subversion-friendly (i.e. > Wolfgang> diff-able)? > > It is diff-able (just look at it, it is plain text), but we do not > have the tools to display the diffs in the interface. > > JMarc You might want to use kdiff3
export to openoffice?
I tried export to openoffice. I have oolatex installed, but it AFAICT, selecting 'export to openoffice' produced no output, nor any messages. This is lyx-1.4.2.
export to openoffice?
I tried export to openoffice. I have oolatex installed, but it AFAICT, selecting 'export to openoffice' produced no output, nor any messages. This is lyx-1.4.2.
export to openoffice?
I tried export to openoffice. I have oolatex installed, but it AFAICT, selecting 'export to openoffice' produced no output, nor any messages. This is lyx-1.4.2.
generate pdf with comments enabled?
Is there some way to generate pdf that has review comments enabled? Using lyx with pdflatex (This is pdfeTeX, Version 3.141592-1.21a-2.2 (Web2C 7.5.4)) the generated pdf does not have review comments enabled.
generate pdf with comments enabled?
Is there some way to generate pdf that has review comments enabled? Using lyx with pdflatex (This is pdfeTeX, Version 3.141592-1.21a-2.2 (Web2C 7.5.4)) the generated pdf does not have review comments enabled.
generate pdf with comments enabled?
Is there some way to generate pdf that has review comments enabled? Using lyx with pdflatex (This is pdfeTeX, Version 3.141592-1.21a-2.2 (Web2C 7.5.4)) the generated pdf does not have review comments enabled.
Re: Insert identical custom header on each page
Tim Vaughan wrote:
Good catch! Also, the example I gave above will include a horizontal
line at the top of the page. To remove that then add the following to
the preamble (which should be modified in the manner which Paul pointed
out):
\rhead{\bfseries 123456789}
\renewcommand{\headrulewidth}{0pt}
The new line will remove the horizontal line at the top, should you so
wish, leaving you merely with the number 123456789 at the top right.
That worked perfectly. Thanks for the help, much appreciated.
Tim
Seems like this would be a nice feature request, to support fancy
header/footer specification without needing to mess with latex preamble.
Howto give optional arg to beamer frame?
I'm using beamer (happily), inserting frame/endframe. Life is good. Now, I
want to insert a frame with an optional argument.
I want it to expand to:
\frame[allowframebreaks]{\frametitle{whatever}...
How do I do this with lyx?
Re: Howto give optional arg to beamer frame?
On Thursday 20 April 2006 9:15 am, Bo Peng wrote:
On 4/20/06, Neal Becker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm using beamer (happily), inserting frame/endframe. Life is good.
Now, I want to insert a frame with an optional argument.
I want it to expand to:
\frame[allowframebreaks]{\frametitle{whatever}...
Have you tried ert at the beginning of the frame title? That is where
I add things like [+-]
Seems to work. Thanks!
Re: Insert identical custom header on each page
Tim Vaughan wrote:
Good catch! Also, the example I gave above will include a horizontal
line at the top of the page. To remove that then add the following to
the preamble (which should be modified in the manner which Paul pointed
out):
\rhead{\bfseries 123456789}
\renewcommand{\headrulewidth}{0pt}
The new line will remove the horizontal line at the top, should you so
wish, leaving you merely with the number 123456789 at the top right.
That worked perfectly. Thanks for the help, much appreciated.
Tim
Seems like this would be a nice feature request, to support fancy
header/footer specification without needing to mess with latex preamble.
Howto give optional arg to beamer frame?
I'm using beamer (happily), inserting frame/endframe. Life is good. Now, I
want to insert a frame with an optional argument.
I want it to expand to:
\frame[allowframebreaks]{\frametitle{whatever}...
How do I do this with lyx?
Re: Howto give optional arg to beamer frame?
On Thursday 20 April 2006 9:15 am, Bo Peng wrote:
On 4/20/06, Neal Becker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm using beamer (happily), inserting frame/endframe. Life is good.
Now, I want to insert a frame with an optional argument.
I want it to expand to:
\frame[allowframebreaks]{\frametitle{whatever}...
Have you tried ert at the beginning of the frame title? That is where
I add things like [+-]
Seems to work. Thanks!
Re: Insert identical custom header on each page
Tim Vaughan wrote:
>> Good catch! Also, the example I gave above will include a horizontal
>> line at the top of the page. To remove that then add the following to
>> the preamble (which should be modified in the manner which Paul pointed
>> out):
>>
>> \rhead{\bfseries 123456789}
>> \renewcommand{\headrulewidth}{0pt}
>>
>> The new line will remove the horizontal line at the top, should you so
>> wish, leaving you merely with the number "123456789" at the top right.
>
>
> That worked perfectly. Thanks for the help, much appreciated.
>
> Tim
Seems like this would be a nice feature request, to support fancy
header/footer specification without needing to mess with latex preamble.
Howto give optional arg to beamer frame?
I'm using beamer (happily), inserting frame/endframe. Life is good. Now, I
want to insert a frame with an optional argument.
I want it to expand to:
\frame[allowframebreaks]{\frametitle{whatever}...
How do I do this with lyx?
Re: Howto give optional arg to beamer frame?
On Thursday 20 April 2006 9:15 am, Bo Peng wrote:
> On 4/20/06, Neal Becker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I'm using beamer (happily), inserting frame/endframe. Life is good.
> > Now, I want to insert a frame with an optional argument.
> > I want it to expand to:
> >
> > \frame[allowframebreaks]{\frametitle{whatever}...
>
> Have you tried ert at the beginning of the frame title? That is where
> I add things like [<+->]
>
Seems to work. Thanks!
Simple question - howto enter macro w/args
I want to enter the latex command: \unit[N]{symbols} in mathed. How do I do
it?
Simply typing this in doesn't work. The '{' is interpreted as a literal
brace insertion, not as an arg to the \unit macro.
Simple question - howto enter macro w/args
I want to enter the latex command: \unit[N]{symbols} in mathed. How do I do
it?
Simply typing this in doesn't work. The '{' is interpreted as a literal
brace insertion, not as an arg to the \unit macro.
Simple question - howto enter macro w/args
I want to enter the latex command: \unit[N]{symbols} in mathed. How do I do
it?
Simply typing this in doesn't work. The '{' is interpreted as a literal
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IEEEtrans not 2 column?
I'm just trying out IEEEtrans class. The class is supposed to be 2 column by default, but lyx is displaying 1 column. Running latex though, it does show 2 columns.
IEEEtrans not 2 column?
I'm just trying out IEEEtrans class. The class is supposed to be 2 column by default, but lyx is displaying 1 column. Running latex though, it does show 2 columns.
IEEEtrans not 2 column?
I'm just trying out IEEEtrans class. The class is supposed to be 2 column by default, but lyx is displaying 1 column. Running latex though, it does show 2 columns.
