Re: how to easily move sections of a document?

with standard text under it and i would like to move that entire section below another section. i saw post How about a simple cut and paste of the old section (including the heading) below the other section? Make sure that when you select the old section, the section number also gets selected,

Re: Image quality in exported documents

Alistair Atkinson wrote: in a document when exporting to DVI, PS or PDF. Images appear kind of blocky, almost like they are at a low resolution. I think I've seen this before.. the problem is usually when the native format in which the image was created was not eps for a PS or jpg for a

Re: how to easily move sections of a document?

> with standard text under it and i would like to move > that entire section below another section. i saw post How about a simple cut and paste of the old section (including the heading) below the other section? Make sure that when you select the old section, the section number also gets

Re: Image quality in exported documents

Alistair Atkinson wrote: > in a document when exporting to DVI, PS or PDF. Images appear kind of > "blocky", almost like they are at a low resolution. I think I've seen this before.. the problem is usually when the native format in which the image was created was not eps for a PS or jpg for a

problem with bibentry

-- Bibentry.lyx Description: application/lyx % Sixpack 0.99(=0.0.6) % Bibliography: /home/nirmalg/Research/Thesis/robust_design.bib % Corresponding sixpack database: /home/nirmalg/Research/Thesis/robust_design.bib.bref % created by Nirmal Govind,Home, on Fri Aug 15 0:23:13 2003

Re: problem with bibentry

the problem is the asa.bst. Choose for example apalike.bst Thanks everyone.. the problem was the absolute path was needed as Juergen pointed out.. I do have asa.bst in my texpath so it all works now.. but I was under the impression that if the lyx/tex file and the bib file are in the same

problem with bibentry

-- Bibentry.lyx Description: application/lyx % Sixpack 0.99(=0.0.6) % Bibliography: /home/nirmalg/Research/Thesis/robust_design.bib % Corresponding sixpack database: /home/nirmalg/Research/Thesis/robust_design.bib.bref % created by Nirmal Govind,Home, on Fri Aug 15 0:23:13 2003

Re: problem with bibentry

the problem is the asa.bst. Choose for example apalike.bst Thanks everyone.. the problem was the absolute path was needed as Juergen pointed out.. I do have asa.bst in my texpath so it all works now.. but I was under the impression that if the lyx/tex file and the bib file are in the same

problem with bibentry

-- Bibentry.lyx Description: application/lyx % Sixpack 0.99(=0.0.6) % Bibliography: /home/nirmalg/Research/Thesis/robust_design.bib % Corresponding sixpack database: /home/nirmalg/Research/Thesis/robust_design.bib.bref % created by Nirmal Govind,Home, on Fri Aug 15 0:23:13 2003

Re: problem with bibentry

> the problem is the asa.bst. Choose for example apalike.bst Thanks everyone.. the problem was the absolute path was needed as Juergen pointed out.. I do have asa.bst in my texpath so it all works now.. but I was under the impression that if the lyx/tex file and the bib file are in the same

Re: Abstract as 1-col in a 2-col paper

Use the abstract.sty package. Works like a charm! thanks... in the default twocolumn mode you can have floats, with the multicol package not. That's good to know cos I use floats that need to span the two columns.. (which leads me to my next qn. -- in a separate thread) Ingar - thanks

Re: Abstract as 1-col in a 2-col paper

Use the abstract.sty package. Works like a charm! thanks... in the default twocolumn mode you can have floats, with the multicol package not. That's good to know cos I use floats that need to span the two columns.. (which leads me to my next qn. -- in a separate thread) Ingar - thanks

Re: Abstract as 1-col in a 2-col paper

> Use the abstract.sty package. Works like a charm! thanks... > in the default twocolumn mode you can have floats, with the > multicol package not. That's good to know cos I use floats that need to span the two columns.. (which leads me to my next qn. -- in a separate thread) Ingar - thanks

Abstract as 1-col in a 2-col paper

Hi.. I'm writing a paper using the article class. It's in the 2-column format. However the abstract and KEYWORDS need to be in a single column, centered on the page. How can I do this? Thanks, nirmal

Re: Abstract as 1-col in a 2-col paper

http://voss.homedns.org/lyx/layouts/layout.phtml#onecolAbstract 404 Not Found .. is the link bad? Thanks, nirmal

Abstract as 1-col in a 2-col paper

Hi.. I'm writing a paper using the article class. It's in the 2-column format. However the abstract and KEYWORDS need to be in a single column, centered on the page. How can I do this? Thanks, nirmal

Re: Abstract as 1-col in a 2-col paper

http://voss.homedns.org/lyx/layouts/layout.phtml#onecolAbstract 404 Not Found .. is the link bad? Thanks, nirmal

Abstract as 1-col in a 2-col paper

Hi.. I'm writing a paper using the article class. It's in the 2-column format. However the abstract and KEYWORDS need to be in a single column, centered on the page. How can I do this? Thanks, nirmal

Re: Abstract as 1-col in a 2-col paper

> http://voss.homedns.org/lyx/layouts/layout.phtml#onecolAbstract 404 Not Found .. is the link bad? Thanks, nirmal

Re: Feature Request - converting to a single LaTeX file

A big problem with filecontents is that if you modify a file that your correspondent already have, filecontents will _not_ override it. Am major problem, if you ask me. Aah.. I did some googling and looks like the problem above has been solved already. Check out the filecontents package which is

Re: Feature Request - converting to a single LaTeX file

A big problem with filecontents is that if you modify a file that your correspondent already have, filecontents will _not_ override it. Am major problem, if you ask me. Aah.. I did some googling and looks like the problem above has been solved already. Check out the filecontents package which is

Re: Feature Request - converting to a single LaTeX file

A big problem with filecontents is that if you modify a file that your correspondent already have, filecontents will _not_ override it. Am major problem, if you ask me. Aah.. I did some googling and looks like the problem above has been solved already. Check out the filecontents package which is

Re: another appendix qn. (was appendix eqn. numbering)

Thanks again Juergen and Herbert.. works great.. I think I'll put all this appendix info into a document and send to the documentation team.. the current info in the user's guide could use some updating as it stops with the creation of an appendix.. nirmal

Re: another appendix qn. (was appendix eqn. numbering)

Thanks again Juergen and Herbert.. works great.. I think I'll put all this appendix info into a document and send to the documentation team.. the current info in the user's guide could use some updating as it stops with the creation of an appendix.. nirmal

Re: another appendix qn. (was appendix eqn. numbering)

Thanks again Juergen and Herbert.. works great.. I think I'll put all this appendix info into a document and send to the documentation team.. the current info in the user's guide could use some updating as it stops with the creation of an appendix.. nirmal

renaming Appendix heading

Hi.. how do I rename the heading of an Appendix so that it shows up as Appendix A: Title instead of just A: Title. And how would I change that to be Appendix 1: Title to have numbers instead of letters? I'm writing a paper using the article class. Thanks, nirmal

Re: renaming Appendix heading

use Peter Wilson's appendix package: http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/macros/latex/contrib/appendix/ Thanks for the link Juergen.. I checked it out and looks like I can change the title of appendices only for classes that provide the chapter environment. So with the article class, I wasn't able

appendix eqn. numbering (was Re: renaming Appendix heading)

Thanks a lot Herbert and Juergen.. both solutions worked... related question - how do I get the equation numbering in the Appendices to be something like A1.1 for equation 1 in appendix 1 or A.1 for equation 1 in appendix A? Thanks, nirmal You have to use the appendices environment. Try the

another appendix qn. (was appendix eqn. numbering)

\renewcommand\theequation{\Alph{section}.\arabic{equation}} behind start of appendix Thanks Herbert.. Another qn - what do I need to do to the label for the appendix so that when I cross-reference it, it doesn't say Section A and instead says Appendix A? Thanks, nirmal

renaming Appendix heading

Hi.. how do I rename the heading of an Appendix so that it shows up as Appendix A: Title instead of just A: Title. And how would I change that to be Appendix 1: Title to have numbers instead of letters? I'm writing a paper using the article class. Thanks, nirmal

Re: renaming Appendix heading

use Peter Wilson's appendix package: http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/macros/latex/contrib/appendix/ Thanks for the link Juergen.. I checked it out and looks like I can change the title of appendices only for classes that provide the chapter environment. So with the article class, I wasn't able

appendix eqn. numbering (was Re: renaming Appendix heading)

Thanks a lot Herbert and Juergen.. both solutions worked... related question - how do I get the equation numbering in the Appendices to be something like A1.1 for equation 1 in appendix 1 or A.1 for equation 1 in appendix A? Thanks, nirmal You have to use the appendices environment. Try the

another appendix qn. (was appendix eqn. numbering)

\renewcommand\theequation{\Alph{section}.\arabic{equation}} behind start of appendix Thanks Herbert.. Another qn - what do I need to do to the label for the appendix so that when I cross-reference it, it doesn't say Section A and instead says Appendix A? Thanks, nirmal

renaming Appendix heading

Hi.. how do I rename the heading of an Appendix so that it shows up as "Appendix A: " instead of just "A: ". And how would I change that to be "Appendix 1: " to have numbers instead of letters? I'm writing a paper using the article class. Thanks, nirmal

Re: renaming Appendix heading

> use Peter Wilson's appendix package: > http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/macros/latex/contrib/appendix/ Thanks for the link Juergen.. I checked it out and looks like I can change the title of appendices only for classes that provide the chapter environment. So with the article class, I wasn't

appendix eqn. numbering (was Re: renaming Appendix heading)

Thanks a lot Herbert and Juergen.. both solutions worked... related question - how do I get the equation numbering in the Appendices to be something like A1.1 for equation 1 in appendix 1 or A.1 for equation 1 in appendix A? Thanks, nirmal > You have to use the appendices environment. Try the

another appendix qn. (was appendix eqn. numbering)

> \renewcommand\theequation{\Alph{section}.\arabic{equation}} > > behind start of appendix Thanks Herbert.. Another qn - what do I need to do to the label for the appendix so that when I cross-reference it, it doesn't say "Section A" and instead says "Appendix A"? Thanks, nirmal

Re: Having reference text in body

Is there away that I can have title etc of a reference appear in the body of my document. I am currently Yes, you can do this with the bibentry package. nirmal

Generating darker fonts for printing

Hi.. I wrote up a short document on how one can configure the metafont modes to generate darker fonts for printed output... this is useful when printing documents written in certain fonts (especially CM) to low resolution printers where the output may be a little too light.. I'd promised to write

Re: Having reference text in body

Is there away that I can have title etc of a reference appear in the body of my document. I am currently Yes, you can do this with the bibentry package. nirmal

Generating darker fonts for printing

Hi.. I wrote up a short document on how one can configure the metafont modes to generate darker fonts for printed output... this is useful when printing documents written in certain fonts (especially CM) to low resolution printers where the output may be a little too light.. I'd promised to write

Re: Having reference text in body

> Is there away that I can have title etc of a reference > appear in the body of my document. I am currently Yes, you can do this with the bibentry package. nirmal

Generating darker fonts for printing

Hi.. I wrote up a short document on how one can configure the metafont modes to generate darker fonts for printed output... this is useful when printing documents written in certain fonts (especially CM) to low resolution printers where the output may be a little too light.. I'd promised to write

Re: Where are they?

and it didn't change. I think this is one of Lyx features :-). It isn't? It would change the numbers on the others (decrementing each by one, thus 1, 2 etc..) since you've defined the others as sections but it won't make them subsections and hence won't number them as subsections (therefore,

Re: Where are they?

and it didn't change. I think this is one of Lyx features :-). It isn't? It would change the numbers on the others (decrementing each by one, thus 1, 2 etc..) since you've defined the others as sections but it won't make them subsections and hence won't number them as subsections (therefore,

Re: Where are they?

> and it didn't change. I think this is one of Lyx features :-). It isn't? It would change the numbers on the others (decrementing each by one, thus 1, 2 etc..) since you've defined the others as sections but it won't make them subsections and hence won't number them as subsections (therefore,

Converting a LyX document to a SINGLE tex file

Hi.. I need to submit a paper for a conference that accepts Latex files. But they require a single .tex file, i.e. the figures, bibliography etc. all have to be incorporated into that .tex file using the filecontents* environment. I'm having a few problems with this: 1. From the instructions

Re: Converting a LyX document to a SINGLE tex file

Thanks Andre and Dekel for your responses.. Does the conference allows using jpg/pdf figures ? If they only allow EPS figures, you should convert your figures to EPS They basically want just one .tex file which should have everything in it.. so all the figures should be in there using the

Converting a LyX document to a SINGLE tex file

Hi.. I need to submit a paper for a conference that accepts Latex files. But they require a single .tex file, i.e. the figures, bibliography etc. all have to be incorporated into that .tex file using the filecontents* environment. I'm having a few problems with this: 1. From the instructions

Re: Converting a LyX document to a SINGLE tex file

Thanks Andre and Dekel for your responses.. Does the conference allows using jpg/pdf figures ? If they only allow EPS figures, you should convert your figures to EPS They basically want just one .tex file which should have everything in it.. so all the figures should be in there using the

Converting a LyX document to a SINGLE tex file

Hi.. I need to submit a paper for a conference that accepts Latex files. But they require a single .tex file, i.e. the figures, bibliography etc. all have to be incorporated into that .tex file using the filecontents* environment. I'm having a few problems with this: 1. From the instructions

Re: Converting a LyX document to a SINGLE tex file

Thanks Andre and Dekel for your responses.. > Does the conference allows using jpg/pdf figures ? > If they only allow EPS figures, you should convert your figures to EPS They basically want just one .tex file which should have everything in it.. so all the figures should be in there using the

Re: extra line after a figure float

The extra space goes away if you don't center the whole float environment (centering the image inside the float is sufficient). Thanks Juergen.. works great.. nirmal

another extra line problem

Hi.. a very similar problem to the last one with figure floats. This time, I have a figure float right before the start of a section and I have the float placement set to Justified. The section following the figure has no figures in it but the paragraphs in the section all have an extra line

Re: extra line after a figure float

The extra space goes away if you don't center the whole float environment (centering the image inside the float is sufficient). Thanks Juergen.. works great.. nirmal

another extra line problem

Hi.. a very similar problem to the last one with figure floats. This time, I have a figure float right before the start of a section and I have the float placement set to Justified. The section following the figure has no figures in it but the paragraphs in the section all have an extra line

Re: extra line after a figure float

> The extra space goes away if you don't center the whole float > environment (centering the image inside the float is sufficient). Thanks Juergen.. works great.. nirmal

another extra line problem

Hi.. a very similar problem to the last one with figure floats. This time, I have a figure float right before the start of a section and I have the float placement set to Justified. The section following the figure has no figures in it but the paragraphs in the section all have an extra line

extra line after a figure float

Hi.. I'm having trouble with the figure float and vertical spacing of paragraphs. The paragraph that comes after a figure float has an extra line before it, i.e. some additional vertical spacing. And this spacing is a problem if the figure float in the final output isn't placed exactly at the

extra line after a figure float

Hi.. I'm having trouble with the figure float and vertical spacing of paragraphs. The paragraph that comes after a figure float has an extra line before it, i.e. some additional vertical spacing. And this spacing is a problem if the figure float in the final output isn't placed exactly at the

extra line after a figure float

Hi.. I'm having trouble with the figure float and vertical spacing of paragraphs. The paragraph that comes after a figure float has an extra line before it, i.e. some additional vertical spacing. And this spacing is a problem if the figure float in the final output isn't placed exactly at the

Re: formatting a long equation

I see.. I used the AMS multiline to split it up.. btw, is there any documentation on using the AMS environments in LyX with the Insert - Math menu options? I think I know how some of them work but if there's some documentation I'd like to take a look at it.. couldn't find it in the help guides.

Re: Here's an example of writing a CV using article (Koma)

Please do, btw, can I put a link to it in the CV-example page? (and/or put the lyx-code there?). I'll send it to you in a separate mail.. and sure, you can put a link to the CV as an example.. could add their sample documents. This is work in progress, so for now I'm using my web-site

Re: Math Shortcuts from math.bind (was Re: list of math shortcuts)

Oh this is cool! You actually have a script that does it.. neat! Thanks for the link... nirmal You can find similar stuff here: http://www.md.kth.se/~chr/lyx/lyx-bindings/ /Christian -- Christian Ridderström http://www.md.kth.se/~chr

Re: multiple authors side by side

Take a look at the attached modified lyx file.. the preamble has some stuff that I got from asking on this list.. However, I think the authors side by side is something that is used quite frequently.. is this worthy of a feature request? nirmal On 19 Jun 2003 15:11:51 -0400 Remzi Seker [EMAIL

Re: formatting a long equation

I see.. I used the AMS multiline to split it up.. btw, is there any documentation on using the AMS environments in LyX with the Insert - Math menu options? I think I know how some of them work but if there's some documentation I'd like to take a look at it.. couldn't find it in the help guides.

Re: Here's an example of writing a CV using article (Koma)

Please do, btw, can I put a link to it in the CV-example page? (and/or put the lyx-code there?). I'll send it to you in a separate mail.. and sure, you can put a link to the CV as an example.. could add their sample documents. This is work in progress, so for now I'm using my web-site

Re: Math Shortcuts from math.bind (was Re: list of math shortcuts)

Oh this is cool! You actually have a script that does it.. neat! Thanks for the link... nirmal You can find similar stuff here: http://www.md.kth.se/~chr/lyx/lyx-bindings/ /Christian -- Christian Ridderström http://www.md.kth.se/~chr

Re: multiple authors side by side

Take a look at the attached modified lyx file.. the preamble has some stuff that I got from asking on this list.. However, I think the authors side by side is something that is used quite frequently.. is this worthy of a feature request? nirmal On 19 Jun 2003 15:11:51 -0400 Remzi Seker [EMAIL

Re: formatting a long equation

I see.. I used the AMS multiline to split it up.. btw, is there any documentation on using the AMS environments in LyX with the Insert -> Math menu options? I think I know how some of them work but if there's some documentation I'd like to take a look at it.. couldn't find it in the help guides.

Re: Here's an example of writing a CV using article (Koma)

> Please do, btw, can I put a link to it in the CV-example page? > (and/or put the lyx-code there?). I'll send it to you in a separate mail.. and sure, you can put a link to the CV as an example.. > could add their sample documents. This is work in progress, so for now > I'm using my web-site

Re: Math Shortcuts from math.bind (was Re: list of math shortcuts)

Oh this is cool! You actually have a script that does it.. neat! Thanks for the link... nirmal > You can find similar stuff here: > > http://www.md.kth.se/~chr/lyx/lyx-bindings/ > > /Christian > > -- > Christian Ridderström > http://www.md.kth.se/~chr > > >

Re: multiple authors side by side

Take a look at the attached modified lyx file.. the preamble has some stuff that I got from asking on this list.. However, I think the authors side by side is something that is used quite frequently.. is this worthy of a feature request? nirmal On 19 Jun 2003 15:11:51 -0400 Remzi Seker <[EMAIL

formatting a long equation

Hi.. how do I get a long equation in a display environment to split itself into two lines or more as necessary.. attached is a lyx file with one such long equation that I'd like to have split.. I tried \sloppy in the preamble but it doesn't work.. probably cos the equation is in the display mode?

Re: Here's an example of writing a CV using article (Koma)

I'm not sure why you resorted to the article class.. the CV class included with LyX can produce something very similar.. I created mine using the CV class.. it's at: www.personal.psu.edu/nug107/CV_Nirmal_Govind.pdf I can send you the lyx file in case you want to take a look at it.. Btw, I have

formatting a long equation

Hi.. how do I get a long equation in a display environment to split itself into two lines or more as necessary.. attached is a lyx file with one such long equation that I'd like to have split.. I tried \sloppy in the preamble but it doesn't work.. probably cos the equation is in the display mode?

Re: Here's an example of writing a CV using article (Koma)

I'm not sure why you resorted to the article class.. the CV class included with LyX can produce something very similar.. I created mine using the CV class.. it's at: www.personal.psu.edu/nug107/CV_Nirmal_Govind.pdf I can send you the lyx file in case you want to take a look at it.. Btw, I have

formatting a long equation

Hi.. how do I get a long equation in a display environment to split itself into two lines or more as necessary.. attached is a lyx file with one such long equation that I'd like to have split.. I tried \sloppy in the preamble but it doesn't work.. probably cos the equation is in the display mode?

Re: Here's an example of writing a CV using article (Koma)

I'm not sure why you resorted to the article class.. the CV class included with LyX can produce something very similar.. I created mine using the CV class.. it's at: www.personal.psu.edu/nug107/CV_Nirmal_Govind.pdf I can send you the lyx file in case you want to take a look at it.. Btw, I have

Math Shortcuts from math.bind (was Re: list of math shortcuts)

simply add them to the table.. If you find any errors, please let me know.. the file is at: www.personal.psu.edu/nug107/lyx/LyXMathShortcuts.lyx Thanks, nirmal On Wednesday 18 June 2003 02:43 am, Andre Poenitz wrote: On Wed, Jun 18, 2003 at 01:20:25AM -0400, Nirmal Govind wrote: Hi

Re: New Qt math fonts - Linux xft testers required

John.. can you please outline what the advantages are of using latex-xft fonts for Math? I've not been following the list closely for the past couple months.. Thanks, nirmal On Thu, 19 Jun 2003 16:46:46 +0100 John Levon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: If you needed latex-ttf-fonts, then uninstall

Math Shortcuts from math.bind (was Re: list of math shortcuts)

simply add them to the table.. If you find any errors, please let me know.. the file is at: www.personal.psu.edu/nug107/lyx/LyXMathShortcuts.lyx Thanks, nirmal On Wednesday 18 June 2003 02:43 am, Andre Poenitz wrote: On Wed, Jun 18, 2003 at 01:20:25AM -0400, Nirmal Govind wrote: Hi

Re: New Qt math fonts - Linux xft testers required

John.. can you please outline what the advantages are of using latex-xft fonts for Math? I've not been following the list closely for the past couple months.. Thanks, nirmal On Thu, 19 Jun 2003 16:46:46 +0100 John Levon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: If you needed latex-ttf-fonts, then uninstall

Math Shortcuts from math.bind (was Re: list of math shortcuts)

simply add them to the table.. If you find any errors, please let me know.. the file is at: www.personal.psu.edu/nug107/lyx/LyXMathShortcuts.lyx Thanks, nirmal On Wednesday 18 June 2003 02:43 am, Andre Poenitz wrote: > On Wed, Jun 18, 2003 at 01:20:25AM -0400, Nirmal Govind wrote: >

Re: New Qt math fonts - Linux xft testers required

John.. can you please outline what the advantages are of using latex-xft fonts for Math? I've not been following the list closely for the past couple months.. Thanks, nirmal On Thu, 19 Jun 2003 16:46:46 +0100 John Levon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > If you needed latex-ttf-fonts, then

Re: list of math shortcuts

Awesome! Thanks Andre.. nirmal On Wednesday 18 June 2003 02:43 am, Andre Poenitz wrote: On Wed, Jun 18, 2003 at 01:20:25AM -0400, Nirmal Govind wrote: Hi.. is there a list of all the math shortcuts somewhere? Some lyx configuration file maybe? look for some .../bind/math.bind

bold greek letters

Hi.. I need to use bold greek letters to denote vectors and currently even if I start a bold mode and then enter the greek letter I still get the usual greek letter.. Is there something I can put in the preamble that will actually put in a bold greek letter where a greek letter has been entered in

Re: bold greek letters

Thanks for the solutions Angus.. I'm not sure if I'm implementing them correctly since the first method (using the preamble and main body) compiles fine but doesn't give me bold greeks and instead gives me the following at the point where I put the begin_inset commands in ERT: _inset FormulaMacro

Re: bold greek letters

I am sure Angus meant you should put the \begin_inset stuff directly in your .lyx file Aah.. OK, did that.. now both the solutions compile fine but I still don't see a difference in the greek letters that should be in bold.. am I missing something? Thanks, nirmal

Re: bold greek letters

Thanks a lot Angus.. I see now..:-) I can use this from now on but is there any good way of converting all the bold greeks (by bold greeks I mean those entered with a C-b and then the greek letter) that I currently have in my document to these macros without editing all of them? There are just

Re: bold greek letters

Thanks a lot Angus.. I'll try the shell script.. I do have a lot of those multiple instances that you mentioned.. will manually take care of them once and for all! Thanks for the help, nirmal On Wed, 18 Jun 2003 21:42:58 + Angus Leeming [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Well, you can try the

Re: list of math shortcuts

Awesome! Thanks Andre.. nirmal On Wednesday 18 June 2003 02:43 am, Andre Poenitz wrote: On Wed, Jun 18, 2003 at 01:20:25AM -0400, Nirmal Govind wrote: Hi.. is there a list of all the math shortcuts somewhere? Some lyx configuration file maybe? look for some .../bind/math.bind

bold greek letters

Hi.. I need to use bold greek letters to denote vectors and currently even if I start a bold mode and then enter the greek letter I still get the usual greek letter.. Is there something I can put in the preamble that will actually put in a bold greek letter where a greek letter has been entered in

Re: bold greek letters

Thanks for the solutions Angus.. I'm not sure if I'm implementing them correctly since the first method (using the preamble and main body) compiles fine but doesn't give me bold greeks and instead gives me the following at the point where I put the begin_inset commands in ERT: _inset FormulaMacro

Re: bold greek letters

I am sure Angus meant you should put the \begin_inset stuff directly in your .lyx file Aah.. OK, did that.. now both the solutions compile fine but I still don't see a difference in the greek letters that should be in bold.. am I missing something? Thanks, nirmal

Re: bold greek letters

Thanks a lot Angus.. I see now..:-) I can use this from now on but is there any good way of converting all the bold greeks (by bold greeks I mean those entered with a C-b and then the greek letter) that I currently have in my document to these macros without editing all of them? There are just

Re: bold greek letters

Thanks a lot Angus.. I'll try the shell script.. I do have a lot of those multiple instances that you mentioned.. will manually take care of them once and for all! Thanks for the help, nirmal On Wed, 18 Jun 2003 21:42:58 + Angus Leeming [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Well, you can try the

Re: list of math shortcuts

Awesome! Thanks Andre.. nirmal On Wednesday 18 June 2003 02:43 am, Andre Poenitz wrote: > On Wed, Jun 18, 2003 at 01:20:25AM -0400, Nirmal Govind wrote: > > Hi.. is there a list of all the math shortcuts somewhere? Some lyx > > configuration file maybe? > > look for some .../bind/math.bind >

bold greek letters

Hi.. I need to use bold greek letters to denote vectors and currently even if I start a bold mode and then enter the greek letter I still get the usual greek letter.. Is there something I can put in the preamble that will actually put in a bold greek letter where a greek letter has been entered in

Re: bold greek letters

Thanks for the solutions Angus.. I'm not sure if I'm implementing them correctly since the first method (using the preamble and main body) compiles fine but doesn't give me bold greeks and instead gives me the following at the point where I put the begin_inset commands in ERT: _inset FormulaMacro

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