Alon Altman wrote:
On Sun, 21 Dec 2003, Alex Olivas wrote:
go to Edit-Preferences-Look Feel-Graphics and there'll be an
instant preview box you can click.
alex.
Wow! It works great (I had to install the preview-latex package first).
One small problem I still have
Alon Altman wrote:
On Sun, 21 Dec 2003, Alex Olivas wrote:
go to Edit-Preferences-Look Feel-Graphics and there'll be an
instant preview box you can click.
alex.
Wow! It works great (I had to install the preview-latex package first).
One small problem I still have
Alon Altman wrote:
On Sun, 21 Dec 2003, Alex Olivas wrote:
go to Edit->Preferences->Look & Feel->Graphics and there'll be an
instant preview box you can click.
alex.
Wow! It works great (I had to install the preview-latex package first).
One small problem
whenever i try $\left{...$ for example lyx (1.3.2) automatically
displays the
corresponding right bracket. is there anyway to suppress the right bracket?
i only want the left displayed. the latex equivalent would be something
like...
$\left\{ ... \right.$
thanks,
alex.
ah ha! those empty buttons on the lower right of the delimiters
math panel actually do something.
thanks,
alex.
Herbert Voß wrote:
Alex Olivas schrieb:
whenever i try $\left{...$ for example lyx (1.3.2) automatically
displays the
corresponding right bracket. is there anyway to suppress
whenever i try $\left{...$ for example lyx (1.3.2) automatically
displays the
corresponding right bracket. is there anyway to suppress the right bracket?
i only want the left displayed. the latex equivalent would be something
like...
$\left\{ ... \right.$
thanks,
alex.
ah ha! those empty buttons on the lower right of the delimiters
math panel actually do something.
thanks,
alex.
Herbert Voß wrote:
Alex Olivas schrieb:
whenever i try $\left{...$ for example lyx (1.3.2) automatically
displays the
corresponding right bracket. is there anyway to suppress
whenever i try $\left{...$ for example lyx (1.3.2) automatically
displays the
corresponding right bracket. is there anyway to suppress the right bracket?
i only want the left displayed. the latex equivalent would be something
like...
$\left\{ ... \right.$
thanks,
alex.
ah ha! those empty buttons on the lower right of the delimiters
math panel actually do something.
thanks,
alex.
Herbert Voß wrote:
Alex Olivas schrieb:
whenever i try $\left{...$ for example lyx (1.3.2) automatically
displays the
corresponding right bracket. is there anyway to suppress
i'm getting a lot of strange errors when i try to insert a figure,
algorithm, or table float and
view the dvi. the first error reads...(s**t i can't copy and paste from
the LaTex Error box)...
oh well...something like...
Latex Error:Float(s) lost.
\end{document}
i don' t get this error
so it looks like i found the problem. it turns out i was abusing the here
if possible option on floats. if i use here definitely, which i
really don't
want to do, it compiles. could someone explain the difference between
these two options and why i had problems compiling?
thanks,
alex.
Alex
i'm getting a lot of strange errors when i try to insert a figure,
algorithm, or table float and
view the dvi. the first error reads...(s**t i can't copy and paste from
the LaTex Error box)...
oh well...something like...
Latex Error:Float(s) lost.
\end{document}
i don' t get this error
so it looks like i found the problem. it turns out i was abusing the here
if possible option on floats. if i use here definitely, which i
really don't
want to do, it compiles. could someone explain the difference between
these two options and why i had problems compiling?
thanks,
alex.
Alex
i'm getting a lot of strange errors when i try to insert a figure,
algorithm, or table float and
view the dvi. the first error reads...(s**t i can't copy and paste from
the LaTex Error box)...
oh well...something like...
Latex Error:Float(s) lost.
\end{document}
i don' t get this error
piling?
thanks,
alex.
Alex Olivas wrote:
i'm getting a lot of strange errors when i try to insert a figure,
algorithm, or table float and
view the dvi. the first error reads...(s**t i can't copy and paste
from the LaTex Error box)...
oh well...something like...
Latex Error:Float(s) lost.
\end{doc
i've recently installed the latex-preview and i get previews for any math
that i now type that didn't exist before. for example if i had $x=1$
somewhere
in the document and retyped it in a different place i get no preview.
no error
either. lyx just doesn't bother trying to generate a preview.
Alex Olivas wrote:
i've recently installed the latex-preview and i get previews for any math
that i now type that didn't exist before. for example if i had $x=1$
somewhere
in the document and retyped it in a different place i get no preview.
no error
either. lyx just doesn't bother trying
i've recently installed the latex-preview and i get previews for any math
that i now type that didn't exist before. for example if i had $x=1$
somewhere
in the document and retyped it in a different place i get no preview.
no error
either. lyx just doesn't bother trying to generate a preview.
Alex Olivas wrote:
i've recently installed the latex-preview and i get previews for any math
that i now type that didn't exist before. for example if i had $x=1$
somewhere
in the document and retyped it in a different place i get no preview.
no error
either. lyx just doesn't bother trying
i've recently installed the latex-preview and i get previews for any math
that i now type that didn't exist before. for example if i had $x=1$
somewhere
in the document and retyped it in a different place i get no preview.
no error
either. lyx just doesn't bother trying to generate a preview.
Alex Olivas wrote:
i've recently installed the latex-preview and i get previews for any math
that i now type that didn't exist before. for example if i had $x=1$
somewhere
in the document and retyped it in a different place i get no preview.
no error
either. lyx just doesn't bother trying
i'm using 1.3.2 with redhat 7.2. in the link below that line is in the
preamble. all i did was open
your attachment in lyx and export to postscript. since this works for
you i'm wondering if maybe
we're using different versions of ghostscript. i'm using gv 3.5.8 and
ps 7.00.
thanks,
alex.
correction...that was gs 7.00.
alex.
Alex Olivas wrote:
i'm using 1.3.2 with redhat 7.2. in the link below that line is in
the preamble. all i did was open
your attachment in lyx and export to postscript. since this works for
you i'm wondering if maybe
we're using different versions
i'm using 1.3.2 with redhat 7.2. in the link below that line is in the
preamble. all i did was open
your attachment in lyx and export to postscript. since this works for
you i'm wondering if maybe
we're using different versions of ghostscript. i'm using gv 3.5.8 and
ps 7.00.
thanks,
alex.
correction...that was gs 7.00.
alex.
Alex Olivas wrote:
i'm using 1.3.2 with redhat 7.2. in the link below that line is in
the preamble. all i did was open
your attachment in lyx and export to postscript. since this works for
you i'm wondering if maybe
we're using different versions
i'm using 1.3.2 with redhat 7.2. in the link below that line is in the
preamble. all i did was open
your attachment in lyx and export to postscript. since this works for
you i'm wondering if maybe
we're using different versions of ghostscript. i'm using gv 3.5.8 and
ps 7.00.
thanks,
alex.
correction...that was gs 7.00.
alex.
Alex Olivas wrote:
i'm using 1.3.2 with redhat 7.2. in the link below that line is in
the preamble. all i did was open
your attachment in lyx and export to postscript. since this works for
you i'm wondering if maybe
we're using different versions
i finally upgraded to 1.3.2 and am still having the same problem that
landscape comes out
upside down when i export to postcript even when i remove the -swap
from gv -swap.
the pdf looks ok when i read/print from acroread. any ideas?
http://hep-www.colorado.edu/~olivas/StillSeaScape.ps
i finally upgraded to 1.3.2 and am still having the same problem that
landscape comes out
upside down when i export to postcript even when i remove the -swap
from gv -swap.
the pdf looks ok when i read/print from acroread. any ideas?
http://hep-www.colorado.edu/~olivas/StillSeaScape.ps
i finally upgraded to 1.3.2 and am still having the same problem that
landscape comes out
upside down when i export to postcript even when i remove the "-swap"
from "gv -swap."
the pdf looks ok when i read/print from acroread. any ideas?
http://hep-www.colorado.edu/~olivas/StillSeaScape.ps
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