On Thu, 10 Aug 2000, Tony Dancer wrote:
I was having trouble with lyx not being able to keep up with my typing
(which, I admit, is not the fastest nor the most accurate in the world)
...and now I would like to report a solution.
It would appear that after lots of help from a number of places
On Thu, 10 Aug 2000, Tony Dancer wrote:
I was having trouble with lyx not being able to keep up with my typing
(which, I admit, is not the fastest nor the most accurate in the world)
...and now I would like to report a solution.
It would appear that after lots of help from a number of places
> On Thu, 10 Aug 2000, Tony Dancer wrote:
>
I was having trouble with lyx not being able to keep up with my typing
(which, I admit, is not the fastest nor the most accurate in the world)
...and now I would like to report a solution.
It would appear that after lots of help from a
On 11 Aug, R. Lahaye wrote:
Hello,
I use a bibtex file, that has all the fields filled in,
such as the journal title.
Now I don't want the titles (and some other fields) to
go into the reference list of my current document.
Is there a way to set the style of the reference list
in
On 11 Aug, R. Lahaye wrote:
Hello,
I use a bibtex file, that has all the fields filled in,
such as the journal title.
Now I don't want the titles (and some other fields) to
go into the reference list of my current document.
Is there a way to set the style of the reference list
in
On 11 Aug, R. Lahaye wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I use a bibtex file, that has all the fields filled in,
> such as the journal title.
>
> Now I don't want the titles (and some other fields) to
> go into the reference list of my current document.
>
> Is there a way to set the style of the reference
Dear all:
I was having problems with back-delete being so slow, this has been
fixed thanks to help and a patch -- thankyou.
But now I see part of the problem persists. 1.1.5fix1 seems very slow
when I type. I do not notice the effects when I type a paragraph from
scratch. However, when I go
It's a vanilla cyrix p200, and it was an RPM install, but because of
applying the patch it is now an install from a rebuilt RPM, and my
gcc version is egcs-2.91.66 (egcs-1.1.2 release) (it would appear). It
is a RH6.1 with updates.
Tony
What cpu are you running on?
What compiler/libraries?
Dear all:
I was having problems with back-delete being so slow, this has been
fixed thanks to help and a patch -- thankyou.
But now I see part of the problem persists. 1.1.5fix1 seems very slow
when I type. I do not notice the effects when I type a paragraph from
scratch. However, when I go
It's a vanilla cyrix p200, and it was an RPM install, but because of
applying the patch it is now an install from a rebuilt RPM, and my
gcc version is egcs-2.91.66 (egcs-1.1.2 release) (it would appear). It
is a RH6.1 with updates.
Tony
What cpu are you running on?
What compiler/libraries?
Dear all:
I was having problems with back-delete being so slow, this has been
fixed thanks to help and a patch -- thankyou.
But now I see part of the problem persists. 1.1.5fix1 seems very slow
when I type. I do not notice the effects when I type a paragraph from
scratch. However, when I go
It's a vanilla cyrix p200, and it was an RPM install, but because of
applying the patch it is now an install from a rebuilt RPM, and my
gcc version is egcs-2.91.66 (egcs-1.1.2 release) (it would appear). It
is a RH6.1 with updates.
Tony
> What cpu are you running on?
> What compiler/libraries?
Dear all,
Forgive me if either of my queries have been covered before.
I have trusted my PhD thesis to LyX which has coped admirably. I have a
couple of formatting issues that I'd like to solve but can't find answers
in the documentation (though that doesn't mean they're not there!).
Dear all,
Forgive me if either of my queries have been covered before.
I have trusted my PhD thesis to LyX which has coped admirably. I have a
couple of formatting issues that I'd like to solve but can't find answers
in the documentation (though that doesn't mean they're not there!).
> Dear all,
>
> Forgive me if either of my queries have been covered before.
>
> I have trusted my PhD thesis to LyX which has coped admirably. I have a
> couple of formatting issues that I'd like to solve but can't find answers
> in the documentation (though that doesn't mean they're not
Hi:
I know I am about to display my ignorance - for which I can only
apologise - but some help would be appreciated..
I am trying to write about Patocka. The `c' in his name has a small `v'
above it. How do I get LyX to do this (presumably with the compose
key), and what is it called?
TIA
Hi:
I know I am about to display my ignorance - for which I can only
apologise - but some help would be appreciated..
I am trying to write about Patocka. The `c' in his name has a small `v'
above it. How do I get LyX to do this (presumably with the compose
key), and what is it called?
TIA
Hi:
I know I am about to display my ignorance - for which I can only
apologise - but some help would be appreciated..
I am trying to write about Patocka. The `c' in his name has a small `v'
above it. How do I get LyX to do this (presumably with the compose
key), and what is it called?
TIA
Ages ago I asked whether it was possible to use a watermark. Those
who responded felt it wasn't. I have found one solution I thought I
would share with you all in case others seek the same thing.
Using the fancybox package, and the subsequent \thisfancyput or
\fancyput command, it is possible to
Ages ago I asked whether it was possible to use a watermark. Those
who responded felt it wasn't. I have found one solution I thought I
would share with you all in case others seek the same thing.
Using the fancybox package, and the subsequent \thisfancyput or
\fancyput command, it is possible to
Ages ago I asked whether it was possible to use a watermark. Those
who responded felt it wasn't. I have found one solution I thought I
would share with you all in case others seek the same thing.
Using the fancybox package, and the subsequent \thisfancyput or
\fancyput command, it is possible to
\num_lastfiles n
where n is the number you wand, in your .lyxrc should do the trick.
Tony
On 1 Apr, Paul Lambert wrote:
Hi,
Is there a way to extend the number of recently used
files displayed on the File- menu in a new lyx
session? I've hunted through the manuals but couldn't
\num_lastfiles n
where n is the number you wand, in your .lyxrc should do the trick.
Tony
On 1 Apr, Paul Lambert wrote:
Hi,
Is there a way to extend the number of recently used
files displayed on the File- menu in a new lyx
session? I've hunted through the manuals but couldn't
\num_lastfiles n
where n is the number you wand, in your .lyxrc should do the trick.
Tony
On 1 Apr, Paul Lambert wrote:
>
>
> Hi,
>
> Is there a way to extend the number of recently used
> files displayed on the File- menu in a new lyx
> session? I've hunted through the manuals but
You might check in /etc/XF86Config (or where ever yours is) -- my
compose is defined there, or so I understand.
On 24 Mar, Ramon Diaz-Uriarte wrote:
Thanks a lot to Juergen and Jean-Marc; however, I cannot find my Compose key.
I've tried with xkeycaps (I am running Linux), and cannot find
You might check in /etc/XF86Config (or where ever yours is) -- my
compose is defined there, or so I understand.
On 24 Mar, Ramon Diaz-Uriarte wrote:
Thanks a lot to Juergen and Jean-Marc; however, I cannot find my Compose key.
I've tried with xkeycaps (I am running Linux), and cannot find
You might check in /etc/XF86Config (or where ever yours is) -- my
compose is defined there, or so I understand.
On 24 Mar, Ramon Diaz-Uriarte wrote:
> Thanks a lot to Juergen and Jean-Marc; however, I cannot find my Compose key.
> I've tried with xkeycaps (I am running Linux), and cannot find
I know this probably has a TeX answer, but I'd appreciate any light all
of you can shed on this.
I am using multicol for a document with two columns, but the text in
the left hand column does not line up with the text in the right hand
column, on the horizontal (baseline?). That is, say for
I know this probably has a TeX answer, but I'd appreciate any light all
of you can shed on this.
I am using multicol for a document with two columns, but the text in
the left hand column does not line up with the text in the right hand
column, on the horizontal. That is, say for example, line 10
I seem to recall a long time ago someone was making enquiries about
producing an a5 booklet in lyx. I would like to know how to do this,
but can't find the old postings (if they ever existed!).
What is the best way of doing this so that I have a nice PS file I can
send to the printers for them
I know this probably has a TeX answer, but I'd appreciate any light all
of you can shed on this.
I am using multicol for a document with two columns, but the text in
the left hand column does not line up with the text in the right hand
column, on the horizontal (baseline?). That is, say for
I know this probably has a TeX answer, but I'd appreciate any light all
of you can shed on this.
I am using multicol for a document with two columns, but the text in
the left hand column does not line up with the text in the right hand
column, on the horizontal. That is, say for example, line 10
I seem to recall a long time ago someone was making enquiries about
producing an a5 booklet in lyx. I would like to know how to do this,
but can't find the old postings (if they ever existed!).
What is the best way of doing this so that I have a nice PS file I can
send to the printers for them
I know this probably has a TeX answer, but I'd appreciate any light all
of you can shed on this.
I am using multicol for a document with two columns, but the text in
the left hand column does not line up with the text in the right hand
column, on the horizontal (baseline?). That is, say for
I know this probably has a TeX answer, but I'd appreciate any light all
of you can shed on this.
I am using multicol for a document with two columns, but the text in
the left hand column does not line up with the text in the right hand
column, on the horizontal. That is, say for example, line 10
I seem to recall a long time ago someone was making enquiries about
producing an a5 booklet in lyx. I would like to know how to do this,
but can't find the old postings (if they ever existed!).
What is the best way of doing this so that I have a nice PS file I can
send to the printers for them
Hi folks
I want to typeset a regular newsletter using lyx, and want to hear if
anyone has done something similar / if there are any sty files around?
I have not found any (other than an old 1992 tex macro).
Is it possible to have lines between columns, running vertically? And
is it possible to
Hi folks
I want to typeset a regular newsletter using lyx, and want to hear if
anyone has done something similar / if there are any sty files around?
I have not found any (other than an old 1992 tex macro).
Is it possible to have lines between columns, running vertically? And
is it possible to
Hi folks
I want to typeset a regular newsletter using lyx, and want to hear if
anyone has done something similar / if there are any sty files around?
I have not found any (other than an old 1992 tex macro).
Is it possible to have lines between columns, running vertically? And
is it possible to
(gdb) backtrace
#0 0x80f9115 in ?? ()
#1 0x80f5076 in ?? ()
#2 0x80bbdc9 in ?? ()
#3 0x80b6732 in ?? ()
#4 0x806329d in ?? ()
#5 0x8063330 in ?? ()
#6 0x40046083 in pre_emptive_consumed () from /usr/lib/libforms.so.0.88
#7 0x40045380 in do_interaction_step () from
Program received signal SIGABRT, Aborted.
0x401ea4e1 in __kill () from /lib/libc.so.6
I get this in GDB when i do `continue' -- sorry for the self-followup,
but I am really finding my way round GDB in the dark, so to speak.
tony
---
Previously, I wrote.
(gdb) backtrace
#0
(gdb) backtrace
#0 0x80f9115 in ?? ()
#1 0x80f5076 in ?? ()
#2 0x80bbdc9 in ?? ()
#3 0x80b6732 in ?? ()
#4 0x806329d in ?? ()
#5 0x8063330 in ?? ()
#6 0x40046083 in pre_emptive_consumed () from /usr/lib/libforms.so.0.88
#7 0x40045380 in do_interaction_step () from
Program received signal SIGABRT, Aborted.
0x401ea4e1 in __kill () from /lib/libc.so.6
I get this in GDB when i do `continue' -- sorry for the self-followup,
but I am really finding my way round GDB in the dark, so to speak.
tony
---
Previously, I wrote.
(gdb) backtrace
#0
(gdb) backtrace
#0 0x80f9115 in ?? ()
#1 0x80f5076 in ?? ()
#2 0x80bbdc9 in ?? ()
#3 0x80b6732 in ?? ()
#4 0x806329d in ?? ()
#5 0x8063330 in ?? ()
#6 0x40046083 in pre_emptive_consumed () from /usr/lib/libforms.so.0.88
#7 0x40045380 in do_interaction_step () from
Program received signal SIGABRT, Aborted.
0x401ea4e1 in __kill () from /lib/libc.so.6
I get this in GDB when i do `continue' -- sorry for the self-followup,
but I am really finding my way round GDB in the dark, so to speak.
tony
---
< Previously, I wrote.>
(gdb) backtrace
#0
I have a master document with included lyx files (Include File / LyX
document specified) for all my chapters. I find this the easiest way to
manage the thesis. I want to insert a cross reference in one chapter
(chapter one) to refer to another chapter (chapter two). I have
inserted the label in
On 10 Mar, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
The idea is to load main document, open the xref popup, and then
switch to the other document (I think).
Hope this helps.
JMarc
Ahh..I see. That does it. Thankyou!
I also took the precaution of upgrading to 4fix1 -- something I have
been meaning to
I have a master document with included lyx files (Include File / LyX
document specified) for all my chapters. I find this the easiest way to
manage the thesis. I want to insert a cross reference in one chapter
(chapter one) to refer to another chapter (chapter two). I have
inserted the label in
On 10 Mar, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
The idea is to load main document, open the xref popup, and then
switch to the other document (I think).
Hope this helps.
JMarc
Ahh..I see. That does it. Thankyou!
I also took the precaution of upgrading to 4fix1 -- something I have
been meaning to
I have a master document with included lyx files (Include File / LyX
document specified) for all my chapters. I find this the easiest way to
manage the thesis. I want to insert a cross reference in one chapter
(chapter one) to refer to another chapter (chapter two). I have
inserted the label in
On 10 Mar, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
> The idea is to load main document, open the xref popup, and then
> switch to the other document (I think).
>
> Hope this helps.
>
> JMarc
Ahh..I see. That does it. Thankyou!
I also took the precaution of upgrading to 4fix1 -- something I have
been
On 8 Mar, Luis A. Fernandez wrote:
In fact, what I really want is to be able to, say, type 'Control a s'
and have 'Hello' written on the document.
I've read abuot and use the math-macros rather frequently.
Well I know this isn't quite what you had in mind, and perhaps may even
be a math
On 8 Mar, Luis A. Fernandez wrote:
In fact, what I really want is to be able to, say, type 'Control a s'
and have 'Hello' written on the document.
I've read abuot and use the math-macros rather frequently.
Well I know this isn't quite what you had in mind, and perhaps may even
be a math
On 8 Mar, Luis A. Fernandez wrote:
>
> In fact, what I really want is to be able to, say, type 'Control a s'
> and have 'Hello' written on the document.
> I've read abuot and use the math-macros rather frequently.
>
Well I know this isn't quite what you had in mind, and perhaps may even
be a
On 26 Feb, Gerald Gutierrez penned the following fine prose:
Previously I couldn't find anything that allowed one to do resumes with Lyx. Is
this now possible? If not, can someone please point me to a good
(maintained?) package that would allow me to write resumes in LaTeX?
Thanks.
On 26 Feb, Gerald Gutierrez penned the following fine prose:
Previously I couldn't find anything that allowed one to do resumes with Lyx. Is
this now possible? If not, can someone please point me to a good
(maintained?) package that would allow me to write resumes in LaTeX?
Thanks.
On 26 Feb, Gerald Gutierrez penned the following fine prose:
>
> Previously I couldn't find anything that allowed one to do resumes with Lyx. Is
> this now possible? If not, can someone please point me to a good
> (maintained?) package that would allow me to write resumes in LaTeX?
>
> Thanks.
I am trying to change the characteristics of the letter style so that
my `from address' is in a different place (centered, rather than right
aligned).
I put \renewcommand\address{\fromaddress\center} in my preamble, which
works. However it then insists on giving me a page break between my
I am trying to change the characteristics of the letter style so that
my `from address' is in a different place (centered, rather than right
aligned).
I put \renewcommand\address{\fromaddress\center} in my preamble, which
works. However it then insists on giving me a page break between my
I am trying to change the characteristics of the letter style so that
my `from address' is in a different place (centered, rather than right
aligned).
I put \renewcommand\address{\fromaddress\center} in my preamble, which
works. However it then insists on giving me a page break between my
On 19 Feb, Shawn Koons penned the following fine prose:
I'm stumped!
I've read all the documentation I can on bibtex databases (except for
Lamport's because the local libraries do not carry it) but can not find
out to start one. I have went to the command line in a shell and typed
'bibtex'
On 19 Feb, Shawn Koons penned the following fine prose:
I'm stumped!
I've read all the documentation I can on bibtex databases (except for
Lamport's because the local libraries do not carry it) but can not find
out to start one. I have went to the command line in a shell and typed
'bibtex'
On 19 Feb, Shawn Koons penned the following fine prose:
> I'm stumped!
> I've read all the documentation I can on bibtex databases (except for
> Lamport's because the local libraries do not carry it) but can not find
> out to start one. I have went to the command line in a shell and typed
>
Can anyone tell me how I go about writing text so it is printed as
`strike-through text' ?
Thanks
Tony
Can anyone tell me how I go about writing text so it is printed as
`strike-through text' ?
Thanks
Tony
Can anyone tell me how I go about writing text so it is printed as
`strike-through text' ?
Thanks
Tony
you could put
\date{}
in the preamble.
Tony
On 25 Nov, Arkaitz Bitorika wrote:
Hi everybody,
As the subject says, I would like to know if there
is any way of getting rid of the automatic Date inserted in
the Article class when the Title environment is used. I
have tried using
you could put
\date{}
in the preamble.
Tony
On 25 Nov, Arkaitz Bitorika wrote:
Hi everybody,
As the subject says, I would like to know if there
is any way of getting rid of the automatic Date inserted in
the Article class when the Title environment is used. I
have tried using
you could put
\date{}
in the preamble.
Tony
On 25 Nov, Arkaitz Bitorika wrote:
> Hi everybody,
> As the subject says, I would like to know if there
> is any way of getting rid of the automatic Date inserted in
> the Article class when the Title environment is used. I
> have tried
On 23 Oct, Benni Baermann wrote:
- I try to use the new Export-HTML Feature. But it did not work. It
gives only empty html-files. Possible i need to install this "tth"
or do some configuration? But: What is this tth and where can i get
this?
I got this problem too, even tho tth is
On 23 Oct, Benni Baermann wrote:
- I try to use the new Export-HTML Feature. But it did not work. It
gives only empty html-files. Possible i need to install this "tth"
or do some configuration? But: What is this tth and where can i get
this?
I got this problem too, even tho tth is
On 23 Oct, Benni Baermann wrote:
> - I try to use the new Export->HTML Feature. But it did not work. It
> gives only empty html-files. Possible i need to install this "tth"
> or do some configuration? But: What is this tth and where can i get
> this?
>
I got this problem too, even tho tth is
On 21 Oct, To: Juergen Vigna wrote:
On 21 Oct, Juergen Vigna wrote:
This you can do by exporting the file in Postscript and then using:
psnup -2 myfile.ps newfile.ps
Should work. You have to install psutils thought if you don't have them!
If you don't have them installed, as I have
On 21 Oct, To: Juergen Vigna wrote:
On 21 Oct, Juergen Vigna wrote:
This you can do by exporting the file in Postscript and then using:
psnup -2 myfile.ps newfile.ps
Should work. You have to install psutils thought if you don't have them!
If you don't have them installed, as I have
On 21 Oct, To: Juergen Vigna wrote:
> On 21 Oct, Juergen Vigna wrote:
>
> This you can do by exporting the file in Postscript and then using:
>
> psnup -2 myfile.ps newfile.ps
>
> Should work. You have to install psutils thought if you don't have them!
If you don't have them installed, as I
On 13 Oct, Bruce Momjian wrote:
However, I couldn't figure out how to get put the Latex inline code in
the bibliography. I can put it before the bibliography starts, but that
doesn't help because it shows the wrong page number. I can put it at
the end of the bibliography, but that doesn't
On 13 Oct, Bruce Momjian wrote:
However, I couldn't figure out how to get put the Latex inline code in
the bibliography. I can put it before the bibliography starts, but that
doesn't help because it shows the wrong page number. I can put it at
the end of the bibliography, but that doesn't
On 13 Oct, Bruce Momjian wrote:
> However, I couldn't figure out how to get put the Latex inline code in
> the bibliography. I can put it before the bibliography starts, but that
> doesn't help because it shows the wrong page number. I can put it at
> the end of the bibliography, but that
..and from those of us who never go near Math Mode, can I also say what
a great tool lyx is. For ages, I put off using Linux and TeX because of
the lack of a front end which didn't leave you engulfed in tagged text.
Lyx converted me. Someone, quite rightly, pointed out it is a little
confusing
..and from those of us who never go near Math Mode, can I also say what
a great tool lyx is. For ages, I put off using Linux and TeX because of
the lack of a front end which didn't leave you engulfed in tagged text.
Lyx converted me. Someone, quite rightly, pointed out it is a little
confusing
..and from those of us who never go near Math Mode, can I also say what
a great tool lyx is. For ages, I put off using Linux and TeX because of
the lack of a front end which didn't leave you engulfed in tagged text.
Lyx converted me. Someone, quite rightly, pointed out it is a little
confusing
I had this problem when building from the tar.gz, and found the
quickest solution was to extract lyx.xpm from the archive and place it
in the directory RPM was complaining it couldnt find it in (in my case,
the redhat/SOURCES directory.
worked fine. I suspect the RPM spec file in the archive is
I had this problem when building from the tar.gz, and found the
quickest solution was to extract lyx.xpm from the archive and place it
in the directory RPM was complaining it couldnt find it in (in my case,
the redhat/SOURCES directory.
worked fine. I suspect the RPM spec file in the archive is
I had this problem when building from the tar.gz, and found the
quickest solution was to extract lyx.xpm from the archive and place it
in the directory RPM was complaining it couldnt find it in (in my case,
the redhat/SOURCES directory.
worked fine. I suspect the RPM spec file in the archive is
On 30 Sep, Alexander Wollmann wrote:
Hi everybody!
I´m very happy to hear that LyX 1.0.4 is out! I use RedHat 5.x, but all the
rpm´s are compiled for RedHat 6.0.
Can anyone tell me in a few words how to make a rpm-file for my system? I have
to compile the .src.rpm - file, right?
I have just installed the latest lyx version, and have a query which
may (or probably is not) related to this.
Does ams article class support 'Part' along with 'section' etc. Lyx
would suggest it does, but when I latex the document, any 'Part' I have
defined is shown in plain text.
I assume
On 30 Sep, Alexander Wollmann wrote:
Hi everybody!
I´m very happy to hear that LyX 1.0.4 is out! I use RedHat 5.x, but all the
rpm´s are compiled for RedHat 6.0.
Can anyone tell me in a few words how to make a rpm-file for my system? I have
to compile the .src.rpm - file, right?
I have just installed the latest lyx version, and have a query which
may (or probably is not) related to this.
Does ams article class support 'Part' along with 'section' etc. Lyx
would suggest it does, but when I latex the document, any 'Part' I have
defined is shown in plain text.
I assume
On 30 Sep, Alexander Wollmann wrote:
> Hi everybody!
>
> I´m very happy to hear that LyX 1.0.4 is out! I use RedHat 5.x, but all the
> rpm´s are compiled for RedHat 6.0.
>
> Can anyone tell me in a few words how to make a rpm-file for my system? I have
> to compile the .src.rpm - file, right?
I have just installed the latest lyx version, and have a query which
may (or probably is not) related to this.
Does ams article class support 'Part' along with 'section' etc. Lyx
would suggest it does, but when I latex the document, any 'Part' I have
defined is shown in plain text.
I assume
I know this one has been asked before, but I can't recall what the
answer was, and can't find the answer in the archive.
I need to use more than one .bib file with my thesis, and so need to
include them both in the bibtex reference box. At present one of these
is a @strings file, and is needed
I know this one has been asked before, but I can't recall what the
answer was, and can't find the answer in the archive.
I need to use more than one .bib file with my thesis, and so need to
include them both in the bibtex reference box. At present one of these
is a @strings file, and is needed
I know this one has been asked before, but I can't recall what the
answer was, and can't find the answer in the archive.
I need to use more than one .bib file with my thesis, and so need to
include them both in the bibtex reference box. At present one of these
is a @strings file, and is needed
I am using AMS srticle format, and thanks to some help from the group
already have made some configuration changes to the section/subsection
etc formats. A look through the mail archive suggests I would be better
off using amsbook, but this is a paper, not a book, so the formatting
on other stuff
I am using AMS srticle format, and thanks to some help from the group
already have made some configuration changes to the section/subsection
etc formats. A look through the mail archive suggests I would be better
off using amsbook, but this is a paper, not a book, so the formatting
on other stuff
I am using AMS srticle format, and thanks to some help from the group
already have made some configuration changes to the section/subsection
etc formats. A look through the mail archive suggests I would be better
off using amsbook, but this is a paper, not a book, so the formatting
on other stuff
I have a paper with a short title and a subtitle, but there is no
defined style for 'subtitle'. Can someone point me in the direction for
defining one (I am using AMS Article). As with my previous query, would
some preabmle do the job?
Thanks
Tony
I have a paper with a short title and a subtitle, but there is no
defined style for 'subtitle'. Can someone point me in the direction for
defining one (I am using AMS Article). As with my previous query, would
some preabmle do the job?
Thanks
Tony
I have a paper with a short title and a subtitle, but there is no
defined style for 'subtitle'. Can someone point me in the direction for
defining one (I am using AMS Article). As with my previous query, would
some preabmle do the job?
Thanks
Tony
On 30 Jul, Gerald Cecil wrote:
Can we have an xforms checkbox to genereate \citep{} \citet{} Bib forms
rather than the obsolete \cite{} that v1.0.3 currently supports?
I can sort of see where to hack the source code, but I think this
would be generally useful. Recall, these forms generate
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