spacing before and after enumerate and other list environments

Hello, could anybody, please, point me to a resource with information how to set the spacing *before* and *after* list environments? The only references I found on the mailing list and on the Internet discuss the spacing between the items of a list. I was trying to change the distance by

spacing before and after enumerate and other list environments

Hello, could anybody, please, point me to a resource with information how to set the spacing *before* and *after* list environments? The only references I found on the mailing list and on the Internet discuss the spacing between the items of a list. I was trying to change the distance by

spacing before and after enumerate and other list environments

Hello, could anybody, please, point me to a resource with information how to set the spacing *before* and *after* list environments? The only references I found on the mailing list and on the Internet discuss the spacing between the items of a list. I was trying to change the distance by

creating tables with custom alignment of individual cells

Hello, I am still consistently working on my thesis, spreading the awarness of LyX's greatness along the way... :) yet I've run into another little problem that I was unable to solve easily with at-hands documentation. I am trying to report some data in tables and I have come across the

Re: creating tables with custom alignment of individual cells

Funny, I just solved the problem by accident and confirmed it by looking on the Internet: 1) the multicolumn option has another meaning, in addition to the meaning implied by its name: the allows *custom* alignment of a cell 2) multicolumn + dcolumn can be combined to solve problem 3) in my

creating tables with custom alignment of individual cells

Hello, I am still consistently working on my thesis, spreading the awarness of LyX's greatness along the way... :) yet I've run into another little problem that I was unable to solve easily with at-hands documentation. I am trying to report some data in tables and I have come across the

Re: creating tables with custom alignment of individual cells

Funny, I just solved the problem by accident and confirmed it by looking on the Internet: 1) the multicolumn option has another meaning, in addition to the meaning implied by its name: the allows *custom* alignment of a cell 2) multicolumn + dcolumn can be combined to solve problem 3) in my

creating tables with custom alignment of individual cells

Hello, I am still consistently working on my thesis, spreading the awarness of LyX's greatness along the way... :) yet I've run into another little problem that I was unable to solve easily with at-hands documentation. I am trying to report some data in tables and I have come across the

Re: creating tables with custom alignment of individual cells

Funny, I just solved the problem by accident and confirmed it by looking on the Internet: 1) the multicolumn option has another meaning, in addition to the meaning implied by its name: the allows *custom* alignment of a cell 2) multicolumn + dcolumn can be combined to solve problem 3) in my

Re: Question about subscripts to limits (inline mode)

Dimitris B. Kalamaras wrote: Hello all, I wonder if there is a way to have subscripts to limits (in inline mode) written beneath the lim word rather than next to it. I cannot use display mode all the time. I know that LaTeX can do it i.e. $\lim\limits_{x\rightarrow 0}\frac{\sin{x}}{x}=1$ Any

Re: Question about subscripts to limits (inline mode)

Dimitris B. Kalamaras wrote: Hello all, I wonder if there is a way to have subscripts to limits (in inline mode) written beneath the lim word rather than next to it. I cannot use display mode all the time. I know that LaTeX can do it i.e. $\lim\limits_{x\rightarrow 0}\frac{\sin{x}}{x}=1$ Any

Re: Question about subscripts to limits (inline mode)

Dimitris B. Kalamaras wrote: Hello all, I wonder if there is a way to have subscripts to limits (in inline mode) written beneath the lim word rather than next to it. I cannot use display mode all the time. I know that LaTeX can do it i.e. $\lim\limits_{x\rightarrow 0}\frac{\sin{x}}{x}=1$ Any

Re: Beamer Class under WinLyx

Christian Fischer wrote: Hi, i'm using lyx for windows and miktex. My problem is, that i installed the beamer document class with the miktex package manager (so this is done correctly, i checked the directories), updated the database and reconfigured lyx, but it still won't find the class. Any

Re: Beamer Class under WinLyx

Christian Fischer wrote: Hi, i'm using lyx for windows and miktex. My problem is, that i installed the beamer document class with the miktex package manager (so this is done correctly, i checked the directories), updated the database and reconfigured lyx, but it still won't find the class. Any

Re: Beamer Class under WinLyx

Christian Fischer wrote: Hi, i'm using lyx for windows and miktex. My problem is, that i installed the beamer document class with the miktex package manager (so this is done correctly, i checked the directories), updated the database and reconfigured lyx, but it still won't find the class. Any

Re: centre a graphic

Philipp Fleig wrote: Hello, I am a rather new LyX-User and I have got a quick and easy question. How can I centre a graphic (in jpeg format) on the page of a document of class Article? Thank you for your help! Regards, Philipp If the image is in a floating environment, you can also use the

Re: centre a graphic

Philipp Fleig wrote: Hello, I am a rather new LyX-User and I have got a quick and easy question. How can I centre a graphic (in jpeg format) on the page of a document of class Article? Thank you for your help! Regards, Philipp If the image is in a floating environment, you can also use the

Re: centre a graphic

Philipp Fleig wrote: Hello, I am a rather new LyX-User and I have got a quick and easy question. How can I "centre" a graphic (in jpeg format) on the page of a document of class Article? Thank you for your help! Regards, Philipp If the image is in a floating environment, you can also use

Re: do we have something like #ifdef from C in LyX? (multipart documents with common macros)

Depends - are these plain latex macros, or lyx macros ? For latex macros this is trivial. Define them in the preamble! That works well, because in the multi-document include case, only the preamble from the master document is used. So the chapter document's preamble is only used when the

Re: do we have something like #ifdef from C in LyX? (multipart documentswith common macros)

Todd Denniston wrote: Todd Denniston wrote: David Soukal wrote: Hello guys, I'm sorry to bother you with something that's must have been answered many times, but I can't find a quick answer in the documentation. SNIP The chapters compile fine, however, the master won't compile because

Re: do we have something like #ifdef from C in LyX? (multipart documents with common macros)

Depends - are these plain latex macros, or lyx macros ? For latex macros this is trivial. Define them in the preamble! That works well, because in the multi-document include case, only the preamble from the master document is used. So the chapter document's preamble is only used when the

Re: do we have something like #ifdef from C in LyX? (multipart documentswith common macros)

Todd Denniston wrote: Todd Denniston wrote: David Soukal wrote: Hello guys, I'm sorry to bother you with something that's must have been answered many times, but I can't find a quick answer in the documentation. SNIP The chapters compile fine, however, the master won't compile because

Re: do we have something like #ifdef from C in LyX? (multipart documents with common macros)

Depends - are these plain latex macros, or "lyx macros" ? For latex macros this is trivial. Define them in the preamble! That works well, because in the multi-document include case, only the preamble from the master document is used. So the chapter document's preamble is only used when the

Re: do we have something like #ifdef from C in LyX? (multipart documentswith common macros)

Todd Denniston wrote: Todd Denniston wrote: David Soukal wrote: Hello guys, I'm sorry to bother you with something that's must have been answered many times, but I can't find a quick answer in the documentation. The chapters compile fine, however, the master won't compile because

do we have something like #ifdef from C in LyX? (multipart documents with common macros)

Hello guys, I'm sorry to bother you with something that's must have been answered many times, but I can't find a quick answer in the documentation. I've just discovered the beauty of multipart documents. But I almost instantly ran into problems. What happens is the following. I have a big

do we have something like #ifdef from C in LyX? (multipart documents with common macros)

Hello guys, I'm sorry to bother you with something that's must have been answered many times, but I can't find a quick answer in the documentation. I've just discovered the beauty of multipart documents. But I almost instantly ran into problems. What happens is the following. I have a big

do we have something like #ifdef from C in LyX? (multipart documents with common macros)

Hello guys, I'm sorry to bother you with something that's must have been answered many times, but I can't find a quick answer in the documentation. I've just discovered the beauty of multipart documents. But I almost instantly ran into problems. What happens is the following. I have a big

Re: Poor men's scientific workplace.

I get his first complain against lyx today: The lyx file is corrupted after I edit your formula, I hope that you can open this file The real problem, as I later found out, is that he accidentally inserted a math symbol \times in a \textrm box, a problem I had asked for a thorough solution

tables with split cells: formatting tables for joint distribution

Hello, I wanted to seek out your advice about the best way to display tables of joint probability distributions in LyX (LaTeX). Say I want to describe the standard experiment of flipping two coins, so I need a table 2 x 2 for the joint distribution. My problem is the following: on a

Re: Poor men's scientific workplace.

I think the original problem (apart from installation) was that there are things people expect to work and they simply don't. Tweaking appearance is not one of these. For majority of journals/conferences there are already layouts... As for department-specific thesis requirements, that's

Re: tables with split cells: formatting tables for joint distribution

I would try it with pstricks (\usepackage{pstricks}), a tool which can does everything ! You will have to create the contnet of the cell by hand Zum Beispiel : \pspicture(0,0)(2,2) \psline(0,2)(2,0) \rput(1.,1.5){$Y$} \rput(0.5,0.5){$X$} \endpspicture Of course, this is not as simple as

Re: Poor men's scientific workplace.

I get his first complain against lyx today: The lyx file is corrupted after I edit your formula, I hope that you can open this file The real problem, as I later found out, is that he accidentally inserted a math symbol \times in a \textrm box, a problem I had asked for a thorough solution

tables with split cells: formatting tables for joint distribution

Hello, I wanted to seek out your advice about the best way to display tables of joint probability distributions in LyX (LaTeX). Say I want to describe the standard experiment of flipping two coins, so I need a table 2 x 2 for the joint distribution. My problem is the following: on a

Re: Poor men's scientific workplace.

I think the original problem (apart from installation) was that there are things people expect to work and they simply don't. Tweaking appearance is not one of these. For majority of journals/conferences there are already layouts... As for department-specific thesis requirements, that's

Re: tables with split cells: formatting tables for joint distribution

I would try it with pstricks (\usepackage{pstricks}), a tool which can does everything ! You will have to create the contnet of the cell by hand Zum Beispiel : \pspicture(0,0)(2,2) \psline(0,2)(2,0) \rput(1.,1.5){$Y$} \rput(0.5,0.5){$X$} \endpspicture Of course, this is not as simple as

Re: Poor men's scientific workplace.

I get his first complain against lyx today: "The lyx file is corrupted after I edit your formula, I hope that you can open this file...". The real problem, as I later found out, is that he accidentally inserted a math symbol \times in a \textrm box, a problem I had asked for a thorough solution

tables with split cells: formatting tables for joint distribution

Hello, I wanted to seek out your advice about the best way to display tables of joint probability distributions in LyX (LaTeX). Say I want to describe the standard experiment of flipping two coins, so I need a table 2 x 2 for the joint distribution. My problem is the following: on a

Re: Poor men's scientific workplace.

I think the original problem (apart from installation) was that there are things people expect to work and they simply don't. Tweaking appearance is not one of these. For majority of journals/conferences there are already layouts... As for department-specific thesis requirements, that's

Re: tables with split cells: formatting tables for joint distribution

I would try it with pstricks (\usepackage{pstricks}), a tool which can does everything ! You will have to create the contnet of the cell "by hand" Zum Beispiel : \pspicture(0,0)(2,2) \psline(0,2)(2,0) \rput(1.,1.5){$Y$} \rput(0.5,0.5){$X$} \endpspicture Of course, this is not "as simple as

Re: non-LyX question: Beamer enumerate

I've attached a modified version of the test file. Is this what you want? There may be a better way to do this via Beamer customizations. I just located the code Beamer uses to typeset the enumeration numbers and made an ugly kludge that does two numbers. Note the new command added to

Export setup

Hello, a most peculiar thing happened to me: I have always been creating PDF versions of my documents by clicking the first Export/PDF option in the File menu. But now, this does not work as it used to. Well, I do get the PDF but its content is different, namely, PSFrag replacements do not

Re: Export setup

I cannot address the configurability issue, but I've always used pdflatex and it's worked flawlessly. If I have PSTricks images in the document, then I use PDF4 instead of pdflatex. Try these and see if you like the results. Rich What do you mean by PDF4? Do you mean ps2pdf14? Thanks,

Re: non-LyX question: Beamer enumerate

I've attached a modified version of the test file. Is this what you want? There may be a better way to do this via Beamer customizations. I just located the code Beamer uses to typeset the enumeration numbers and made an ugly kludge that does two numbers. Note the new command added to

Export setup

Hello, a most peculiar thing happened to me: I have always been creating PDF versions of my documents by clicking the first Export/PDF option in the File menu. But now, this does not work as it used to. Well, I do get the PDF but its content is different, namely, PSFrag replacements do not

Re: Export setup

I cannot address the configurability issue, but I've always used pdflatex and it's worked flawlessly. If I have PSTricks images in the document, then I use PDF4 instead of pdflatex. Try these and see if you like the results. Rich What do you mean by PDF4? Do you mean ps2pdf14? Thanks,

Re: non-LyX question: Beamer enumerate

I've attached a modified version of the test file. Is this what you want? There may be a better way to do this via Beamer customizations. I just located the code Beamer uses to typeset the enumeration numbers and made an ugly kludge that does two numbers. Note the new command added to

Export setup

Hello, a most peculiar thing happened to me: I have always been creating PDF versions of my documents by clicking the first Export/PDF option in the File menu. But now, this does not work as it used to. Well, I do get the PDF but its content is different, namely, PSFrag replacements do not

Re: Export setup

I cannot address the configurability issue, but I've always used pdflatex and it's worked flawlessly. If I have PSTricks images in the document, then I use PDF4 instead of pdflatex. Try these and see if you like the results. Rich What do you mean by PDF4? Do you mean ps2pdf14? Thanks,

non-LyX question: Beamer enumerate

Hello dear LyXers, I'm sorry to bring up this question here, but I didn't get any response on the Beamer support site... I figured somebody here might have had this problem before me. In a theorem a I have an enumeration of three properties: \item Prop. 1 \item Prop. 2 \item Prop. 3 Later

Re: non-LyX question: Beamer enumerate

The package enumitem, David, may be of some help. Have a look at the examples in its documentation. Paul Thank you Paul. I had a look at the package and it looks useful. However, I wasn't able to figure out what I should put as label=... I have no idea how Beamer creates the graphics around

Re: non-LyX question: Beamer enumerate

Without knowing what Beamer theme you're using, it's hard to know what the enumerations should look like. Can you post a LyX file containing a minimal example? There it is! The reason why I want this configuration is that the three properties are proved on previous slides one by one (each

non-LyX question: Beamer enumerate

Hello dear LyXers, I'm sorry to bring up this question here, but I didn't get any response on the Beamer support site... I figured somebody here might have had this problem before me. In a theorem a I have an enumeration of three properties: \item Prop. 1 \item Prop. 2 \item Prop. 3 Later

Re: non-LyX question: Beamer enumerate

The package enumitem, David, may be of some help. Have a look at the examples in its documentation. Paul Thank you Paul. I had a look at the package and it looks useful. However, I wasn't able to figure out what I should put as label=... I have no idea how Beamer creates the graphics around

Re: non-LyX question: Beamer enumerate

Without knowing what Beamer theme you're using, it's hard to know what the enumerations should look like. Can you post a LyX file containing a minimal example? There it is! The reason why I want this configuration is that the three properties are proved on previous slides one by one (each

non-LyX question: Beamer enumerate

Hello dear LyXers, I'm sorry to bring up this question here, but I didn't get any response on the Beamer support site... I figured somebody here might have had this problem before me. In a theorem a I have an enumeration of three properties: \item Prop. 1 \item Prop. 2 \item Prop. 3 Later

Re: non-LyX question: Beamer enumerate

The package enumitem, David, may be of some help. Have a look at the examples in its documentation. Paul Thank you Paul. I had a look at the package and it looks useful. However, I wasn't able to figure out what I should put as "label="... I have no idea how Beamer creates the graphics

Re: non-LyX question: Beamer enumerate

Without knowing what Beamer theme you're using, it's hard to know what the enumerations should look like. Can you post a LyX file containing a minimal example? > There it is! The reason why I want this "configuration" is that the three properties are proved on previous slides one by one

Re: how to insert optional arguments?

Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote: David == David Soukal [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: David Hello, I started to write a presentation in LyX using the David Beamer document class. Everythings seems to be working perfect. David Only, I wasn't able to figure out how to insert an optional David argument

Re: how to insert optional arguments?

Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote: David == David Soukal [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: David Hello, I started to write a presentation in LyX using the David Beamer document class. Everythings seems to be working perfect. David Only, I wasn't able to figure out how to insert an optional David argument

Re: how to insert optional arguments?

Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote: "David" == David Soukal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: David> Hello, I started to write a presentation in LyX using the David> Beamer document class. Everythings seems to be working perfect. David> Only, I wasn't able to figure out how to

how to insert optional arguments?

Hello, I started to write a presentation in LyX using the Beamer document class. Everythings seems to be working perfect. Only, I wasn't able to figure out how to insert an optional argument for some of the environments (like Date). When I open the LyX demo files that came with Beamer, most

how to insert optional arguments?

Hello, I started to write a presentation in LyX using the Beamer document class. Everythings seems to be working perfect. Only, I wasn't able to figure out how to insert an optional argument for some of the environments (like Date). When I open the LyX demo files that came with Beamer, most

how to insert optional arguments?

Hello, I started to write a presentation in LyX using the Beamer document class. Everythings seems to be working perfect. Only, I wasn't able to figure out how to insert an optional argument for some of the environments (like Date). When I open the LyX demo files that came with Beamer, most

escaping from MathEd in LyX 1.4

Hello, I've been playing with LyX 1.4 for a while and it works great! The amount of work obviously put into it is incredible. Thank you guys!! Despite the undeniable improvements, I noticed something a little bit annoying (hindering my quick typing :). I used to exit the MathEd by hitting

escaping from MathEd in LyX 1.4

Hello, I've been playing with LyX 1.4 for a while and it works great! The amount of work obviously put into it is incredible. Thank you guys!! Despite the undeniable improvements, I noticed something a little bit annoying (hindering my quick typing :). I used to exit the MathEd by hitting

escaping from MathEd in LyX 1.4

Hello, I've been playing with LyX 1.4 for a while and it works great! The amount of work obviously put into it is incredible. Thank you guys!! Despite the undeniable improvements, I noticed something a little bit annoying (hindering my quick typing :). I used to exit the MathEd by hitting

CVS access down?

Hello everybody, I've been trying to download LyX from the CVS without any success for several day now. Can somebody, please, confirm that the server is unaccessible? Or is the problem on our side? I don't remember the cvs command, so I tried to click on Details can be found here on the

Re: CVS access down?

Are you using the anoncvs.us.lyx.org mirror of the cvs repository? If so, then the directory has indeed changed, as described here: http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.editors.lyx.devel/47733 Please change all references of /cvs to /var/cvs when referring to cvs.sylvan.com (AKA anoncvs.us.lyx.org).

Re: CVS access down?

CVSROOT=pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/var/cvs/lyx export CVSROOT cvs login (the password is lyx) cvs checkout -d your_dir_name lyx-devel Thank you Angus, this works perfect! I have the sources now! However, later I ran into the following two problems: 1) tex2lyx won't compile, if fails

Re: CVS access down?

However, later I ran into the following two problems: 1) tex2lyx won't compile, if fails with the following error counters.o(.text+0x1090): In function `Counters::enumLabel(std::basic_stringchar, std::char_traits char, std::allocatorchar const, Buffer const)':

CVS access down?

Hello everybody, I've been trying to download LyX from the CVS without any success for several day now. Can somebody, please, confirm that the server is unaccessible? Or is the problem on our side? I don't remember the cvs command, so I tried to click on Details can be found here on the

Re: CVS access down?

Are you using the anoncvs.us.lyx.org mirror of the cvs repository? If so, then the directory has indeed changed, as described here: http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.editors.lyx.devel/47733 Please change all references of /cvs to /var/cvs when referring to cvs.sylvan.com (AKA anoncvs.us.lyx.org).

Re: CVS access down?

CVSROOT=pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/var/cvs/lyx export CVSROOT cvs login (the password is lyx) cvs checkout -d your_dir_name lyx-devel Thank you Angus, this works perfect! I have the sources now! However, later I ran into the following two problems: 1) tex2lyx won't compile, if fails

Re: CVS access down?

However, later I ran into the following two problems: 1) tex2lyx won't compile, if fails with the following error counters.o(.text+0x1090): In function `Counters::enumLabel(std::basic_stringchar, std::char_traits char, std::allocatorchar const, Buffer const)':

CVS access down?

Hello everybody, I've been trying to download LyX from the CVS without any success for several day now. Can somebody, please, confirm that the server is unaccessible? Or is the problem on our side? I don't remember the cvs command, so I tried to click on "Details can be found here" on the

Re: CVS access down?

Are you using the anoncvs.us.lyx.org mirror of the cvs repository? If so, then the directory has indeed changed, as described here: http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.editors.lyx.devel/47733 Please change all references of /cvs to /var/cvs when referring to cvs.sylvan.com (AKA anoncvs.us.lyx.org).

Re: CVS access down?

CVSROOT=pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/var/cvs/lyx export CVSROOT cvs login (the password is lyx) cvs checkout -d your_dir_name lyx-devel Thank you Angus, this works perfect! I have the sources now! However, later I ran into the following two problems: 1) tex2lyx won't compile, if fails

Re: CVS access down?

However, later I ran into the following two problems: 1) tex2lyx won't compile, if fails with the following error counters.o(.text+0x1090): In function `Counters::enumLabel(std::basic_string const&, Buffer const&)':

Re: how to share BibTeX references across platforms

Paul A. Rubin wrote: If your advisor has installed (or is willing to install) the MinSYS system (subsystem? package? whatever), you can use symbolic links. I believe MinSYS is mandatory for LyX 1.3.6 and later on Windows. From MinSYS's interactive shell, you create the link pretty much as

confusion: interword spacing vs. unbreakble space

Hello all, I'm very confused about how to properly create an interword space. In LaTeX the standard way is to use \ for an interword space and \@ for the end-of-sentence spacing after punctuation. I was used to typing bla, e.g.\ bla to get the proper spacing (i.e. interword spacing).

Re: how to share BibTeX references across platforms

Paul A. Rubin wrote: If your advisor has installed (or is willing to install) the MinSYS system (subsystem? package? whatever), you can use symbolic links. I believe MinSYS is mandatory for LyX 1.3.6 and later on Windows. From MinSYS's interactive shell, you create the link pretty much as

confusion: interword spacing vs. unbreakble space

Hello all, I'm very confused about how to properly create an interword space. In LaTeX the standard way is to use \ for an interword space and \@ for the end-of-sentence spacing after punctuation. I was used to typing bla, e.g.\ bla to get the proper spacing (i.e. interword spacing).

Re: how to share BibTeX references across platforms

Paul A. Rubin wrote: If your advisor has installed (or is willing to install) the MinSYS system (subsystem? package? whatever), you can use symbolic links. I believe MinSYS is mandatory for LyX 1.3.6 and later on Windows. From MinSYS's interactive shell, you create the link pretty much as

confusion: interword spacing vs. unbreakble space

Hello all, I'm very confused about how to properly create an interword space. In LaTeX the standard way is to use "\ " for an interword space and \@ for the end-of-sentence spacing after punctuation. I was used to typing bla, e.g.\ bla to get the proper spacing (i.e. interword spacing).

copying LaTeX text into a LyX document from clipboard

Hello, I was wondering whether it is possible to paste a well-formated fragment of LaTeX code from clipboard into an open document in such a way that LyX interprets the LaTeX code being inserted? The standard paste command will, of course, treat the content as a regular piece of text, but

Re: copying LaTeX text into a LyX document from clipboard

You can do this for mathed but not for the rest of LyX. Eg, typing as normal text $a=b+c$ (without quotes), highlighting the block and selecting Insert-Math-Display Formula will convert the code into a mathed inset. Still it would be great, if it were possible to do that with any text.

copying LaTeX text into a LyX document from clipboard

Hello, I was wondering whether it is possible to paste a well-formated fragment of LaTeX code from clipboard into an open document in such a way that LyX interprets the LaTeX code being inserted? The standard paste command will, of course, treat the content as a regular piece of text, but

Re: copying LaTeX text into a LyX document from clipboard

You can do this for mathed but not for the rest of LyX. Eg, typing as normal text $a=b+c$ (without quotes), highlighting the block and selecting Insert-Math-Display Formula will convert the code into a mathed inset. Still it would be great, if it were possible to do that with any text.

copying LaTeX text into a LyX document from clipboard

Hello, I was wondering whether it is possible to paste a well-formated fragment of LaTeX code from clipboard into an open document in such a way that LyX interprets the LaTeX code being inserted? The standard "paste" command will, of course, treat the content as a regular piece of text, but

Re: copying LaTeX text into a LyX document from clipboard

> You can do this for mathed but not for the rest of LyX. Eg, typing as > normal text "$a=b+c$" (without quotes), highlighting the block and > selecting Insert->Math->Display Formula will convert the code into a > mathed inset. Still it would be great, if it were possible to do that with any

how to share BibTeX references across platforms

Dear LyXers, I would like to ask you for help with the following problem. I'm writing papers with my advisor and we decided to use LyX. She uses Windows version while I work from Linux. Our problem is sharing documents with BibTeX references. While sharing LyX documents works flawlessy, we

how to share BibTeX references across platforms

Dear LyXers, I would like to ask you for help with the following problem. I'm writing papers with my advisor and we decided to use LyX. She uses Windows version while I work from Linux. Our problem is sharing documents with BibTeX references. While sharing LyX documents works flawlessy, we

how to share BibTeX references across platforms

Dear LyXers, I would like to ask you for help with the following problem. I'm writing papers with my advisor and we decided to use LyX. She uses Windows version while I work from Linux. Our problem is sharing documents with BibTeX references. While sharing LyX documents works flawlessy, we

Re: Exporting to PDF

Hi, in the Preferences dialog box, tab Outputs/LaTeX, try removing T1 from the field TeX encoding. It did take care of my problems. This may not be an optimal solution but it did work for me. The reasons for this are explained in the document Extended Features accessible from Help menu. Look for

Re: Exporting to PDF

Hi, in the Preferences dialog box, tab Outputs/LaTeX, try removing T1 from the field TeX encoding. It did take care of my problems. This may not be an optimal solution but it did work for me. The reasons for this are explained in the document Extended Features accessible from Help menu. Look for

Re: Exporting to PDF

Hi, in the Preferences dialog box, tab Outputs/LaTeX, try removing "T1" from the field "TeX encoding." It did take care of my problems. This may not be an optimal solution but it did work for me. The reasons for this are explained in the document Extended Features accessible from Help menu. Look