multi-page figure
Hi Lyxers, I have two images (in eps) that I'd like to put under the same figure number (to be cross referred) with somewhat different captions, for example, Fig. 1. Sea surface temperature in (a) January and (b) April Fig. 1. (Continued) Sea surface temperature in (c) July and (d) October But they are too big to be accommodated in a single page (resizing is not the best option since the details in the images would become less clear). I wonder how to put them in two consecutive pages respectively in Lyx. Thanks, David -- turn and live.
Re: parenthetical citation
Thank you, rh! That does the trick.
D.
On Sat, Jan 2, 2010 at 6:09 PM, rgheck wrote:
> On 01/02/2010 05:40 PM, David Wang wrote:
>
>> Dear Lyxers,
>>
>> It's my first time to use bibtex bibliography in lyx. Everything looks
>> perfectly nice except that parenthetical citations use square brackets
>> instead of round parentheses in the text. Namely, the pdf output renders
>> Jones et al. [2000], rather than Jones et al. (2000). I use natbib
>> (Document
>> -> Settings -> Bibliography -> Natbib (Author-year), and the sytle is
>> plannat), and thought the default behaviour is round parenthetical
>> citations
>> which are what I want. I then added \usepackage[round]{natbib} in the
>> preamble, but lyx isn't happy about that and complains an option clash.
>>
>>
>>
> Add "round" to the class options, under Document>Settings, rather than to
> the preamble. (LyX loads natbib for you, so you can't load it again.)
>
> rh
>
>
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parenthetical citation
Dear Lyxers,
It's my first time to use bibtex bibliography in lyx. Everything looks
perfectly nice except that parenthetical citations use square brackets
instead of round parentheses in the text. Namely, the pdf output renders
Jones et al. [2000], rather than Jones et al. (2000). I use natbib (Document
-> Settings -> Bibliography -> Natbib (Author-year), and the sytle is
plannat), and thought the default behaviour is round parenthetical citations
which are what I want. I then added \usepackage[round]{natbib} in the
preamble, but lyx isn't happy about that and complains an option clash. Did
I miss anything obvious here? How can I make lyx/bibtex give citations with
round parentheses rather than square brackets?
I'm running lyx 1.6.4 under Fedora 12. It was installed through "yum install
lyx". The latex backbone is the yummed texlive 2007.
Thank you,
David
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esint conflicts
Hi there, I'm writing for an American Meteorological Society journal. They have their own style file etc. http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/macros/latex/contrib/ametsoc/ Since I understand it's nontrivial to create a layout corresponding to that, what I do is to import a blank template tex file they provide into lyx, write everything in lyx, and export the latex source which only needs slight modification to conform to their format. However, when I have integrals in my text, the lyx file fails to compile, with error messages like, command \iint already defined. Apparently there is a conflict between the esint package that lyx uses and something in the ametsoc package. I wonder how I can solve this conflict. I'm new to lyx and have limited knowledge of latex. Thank you, David -- turn and live.
\kappa not displayed
Hi, I'm using Lyx 1.6.4 on Windows XP, in which \kappa cannot be displayed. Instead an open square is shown in place. This is true in all math modes (inline, display and numbered). The resultant PDF, however, does show the letter \kappa correctly. This problem does not exist in the same version of Lyx on my office computer running Fedora Linux. Is it a bug? David PS: thank Richard and Julien for answering my previous question on formatting exported Latex source. -- turn and live.
exported latex source code
Hello,
I'm fairly new to Lyx.
I found exported latex source (by File->Export->LaTex(plain)) is not
terribly clean. Specifically, \begin{equation} and \end{equation} in general
don't start at the first column and occupy one line each like, for example,
\begin{equation}
\mathbf{y} = \mathbf{A} \cdot \mathbf{x}
\end{equation}
Instead they are embedded in plain text and can appear anywhere within a
line. This reduces the code readability when I need to modify latex source
directly.
So my question is, how to make Lyx export latex source of clearer format?
Did I miss anything simple?
Thanks,
David
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