Re: Hyphenation problem with two languages
G. Milde wrote: On 7.04.08, Liviu Andronic wrote: On Mon, Apr 7, 2008 at 10:01 AM, G. Milde [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On 6.04.08, snvv wrote: I have a problem with hyphenation when I use two or more character sets in the same document. Did you check Use Babel in the DocumentSettingsLanguages tab? In LyX 1.5.4 I could not find the Use babel option. Sorry, it is a General setting (don't know why) under ToolsPreferencesLanguage SettingsLanguage Not here on LyX 1.5.4 running on Mac OS X. You can't get to this setting from the Tools or Document menus. Here it's actually: LyX Preferences Language Use babel seems to be a default: that's what I have here and I haven't ever played with this setting manually. Just curious, are the LyX menus different on other supported operating systems? (Giving menu-clicking recipes on this help list would be a pain if it's so.) Cordially, Mark Reglewski
Re: Hyphenation problem with two languages
G. Milde wrote: On 7.04.08, Liviu Andronic wrote: On Mon, Apr 7, 2008 at 10:01 AM, G. Milde [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On 6.04.08, snvv wrote: I have a problem with hyphenation when I use two or more character sets in the same document. Did you check Use Babel in the DocumentSettingsLanguages tab? In LyX 1.5.4 I could not find the Use babel option. Sorry, it is a General setting (don't know why) under ToolsPreferencesLanguage SettingsLanguage Not here on LyX 1.5.4 running on Mac OS X. You can't get to this setting from the Tools or Document menus. Here it's actually: LyX Preferences Language Use babel seems to be a default: that's what I have here and I haven't ever played with this setting manually. Just curious, are the LyX menus different on other supported operating systems? (Giving menu-clicking recipes on this help list would be a pain if it's so.) Cordially, Mark Reglewski
Re: Hyphenation problem with two languages
G. Milde wrote: On 7.04.08, Liviu Andronic wrote: On Mon, Apr 7, 2008 at 10:01 AM, G. Milde <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: On 6.04.08, snvv wrote: > I have a problem with hyphenation when I use two or more character sets > in the same document. Did you check "Use Babel" in the Document>Settings>Languages tab? In LyX 1.5.4 I could not find the "Use babel" option. Sorry, it is a General setting (don't know why) under Tools>Preferences>Language Settings>Language Not here on LyX 1.5.4 running on Mac OS X. You can't get to this setting from the Tools or Document menus. Here it's actually: LyX > Preferences > Language "Use babel" seems to be a default: that's what I have here and I haven't ever played with this setting manually. Just curious, are the LyX menus different on other supported operating systems? (Giving menu-clicking recipes on this help list would be a pain if it's so.) Cordially, Mark Reglewski
Re: Uncompilable file
Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote: christiaan pauw wrote: Thanks Jürgen, it worked Incidentally, How does M-x work. Is M some special key that you hold down. I have a macbook, so I have fn,ctrl, alt and cmd -is it one of them? Thanks again for saving my day Ah, sorry. M is the Meta-Key, which is Alt here on my Linux PC. I think it's the Apple key on the Mac, but I'm not sure. No, the option key. On my year-old keyboard, there is a small alt at the top of this key to help the confused. Meta-Key is an Emacs expression isn't it? Or is it in more general use in Unix/Linux land? Cordially, Mark Reglewski
Re: Uncompilable file
Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote: christiaan pauw wrote: Thanks Jürgen, it worked Incidentally, How does M-x work. Is M some special key that you hold down. I have a macbook, so I have fn,ctrl, alt and cmd -is it one of them? Thanks again for saving my day Ah, sorry. M is the Meta-Key, which is Alt here on my Linux PC. I think it's the Apple key on the Mac, but I'm not sure. No, the option key. On my year-old keyboard, there is a small alt at the top of this key to help the confused. Meta-Key is an Emacs expression isn't it? Or is it in more general use in Unix/Linux land? Cordially, Mark Reglewski
Re: Uncompilable file
Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote: christiaan pauw wrote: Thanks Jürgen, it worked Incidentally, How does M-x work. Is "M" some special key that you hold down. I have a macbook, so I have fn,ctrl, alt and cmd -is it one of them? Thanks again for saving my day Ah, sorry. M is the "Meta-Key", which is Alt here on my Linux PC. I think it's the Apple key on the Mac, but I'm not sure. No, the "option" key. On my year-old keyboard, there is a small "alt" at the top of this key to help the confused. Meta-Key is an Emacs expression isn't it? Or is it in more general use in Unix/Linux land? Cordially, Mark Reglewski
