label to tikz?

How to attach label to a tikz picture, so as to be able to make a reference to it from my text? thank you

Wrapping text arund a tikz picture?

Anybody succeeded to let text wrap around tikz picture, while preserving its preview mode? thank you

Re: Equations displaced on the screen

Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote: > when editing the equation. Would that solve your problem? > > This is ticket http://www.lyx.org/trac/ticket/10668 > > JMarc That seems to be the problem. Anyway, just a little inconvenience. thank you p.

Equations displaced on the screen

Equations with labels appear largely displaced on the right side of the lyx window on the screen, as pointer switches focus from the math mode of that equation to the text display mode. (Equations are correctly centered with numbers on the right, when my file gets printed out). Using lyx

Re: unofficial deb package

From Jean-Marc Lasgouttes, Fri Apr 13, at 11:50: .Please tell me if you want it uploaded to ftp.lyx.org. I'm sure such a .package would be useful. sure you are welcome! -- Paolo Pumilia email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] visit our (under construction) web site: www.linfe.it

Re: unofficial deb package

From Jean-Marc Lasgouttes, Fri Apr 13, at 11:50: .Please tell me if you want it uploaded to ftp.lyx.org. I'm sure such a .package would be useful. sure you are welcome! -- Paolo Pumilia email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] visit our (under construction) web site: www.linfe.it

Re: unofficial deb package

>From Jean-Marc Lasgouttes, Fri Apr 13, at 11:50: .Please tell me if you want it uploaded to ftp.lyx.org. I'm sure such a .package would be useful. sure you are welcome! -- Paolo Pumilia email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] visit our (under construction) web site: www.linfe.it

unofficial deb package

I have just packaged, for personal use, the latest lyx release 1.1.6fix1, on i686 hardware platform and debian/sid system (libc6 = 2.2.1-2 required) It can be retrieved at the url http://www.linfe.it/OpenLab/DebianPackages/unstable/contrib/lyx_1.1.6fix1-1_i386.deb It is just my first attempt

unofficial deb package

I have just packaged, for personal use, the latest lyx release 1.1.6fix1, on i686 hardware platform and debian/sid system (libc6 = 2.2.1-2 required) It can be retrieved at the url http://www.linfe.it/OpenLab/DebianPackages/unstable/contrib/lyx_1.1.6fix1-1_i386.deb It is just my first attempt

unofficial deb package

I have just packaged, for personal use, the latest lyx release 1.1.6fix1, on i686 hardware platform and debian/sid system (libc6 >= 2.2.1-2 required) It can be retrieved at the url http://www.linfe.it/OpenLab/DebianPackages/unstable/contrib/lyx_1.1.6fix1-1_i386.deb It is just my first attempt

margin notes

Width allowed to margin notes seems to be predefined, independent on the right border witdh. What latex command to change that value? thank you Pol P.S. Maybe making that parameter be a function of the border width, could be a good idea, allowing margin notes automatically fitting available

Re: margin notes

From Benjamin Korvemaker, Fri Sep 15, at 10:30: .On Fri, Sep 15, 2000 at 10:44:23AM +0200, Paolo M. Pumilia wrote: . Width allowed to margin notes seems to be predefined, independent . on the right border witdh. What latex command to change that value? .If I understand what you're asking, you

margin notes

Width allowed to margin notes seems to be predefined, independent on the right border witdh. What latex command to change that value? thank you Pol P.S. Maybe making that parameter be a function of the border width, could be a good idea, allowing margin notes automatically fitting available

Re: margin notes

From Benjamin Korvemaker, Fri Sep 15, at 10:30: .On Fri, Sep 15, 2000 at 10:44:23AM +0200, Paolo M. Pumilia wrote: . Width allowed to margin notes seems to be predefined, independent . on the right border witdh. What latex command to change that value? .If I understand what you're asking, you

margin notes

Width allowed to margin notes seems to be predefined, independent on the right border witdh. What latex command to change that value? thank you Pol P.S. Maybe making that parameter be a function of the border width, could be a good idea, allowing margin notes automatically fitting available

Re: margin notes

>From Benjamin Korvemaker, Fri Sep 15, at 10:30: .On Fri, Sep 15, 2000 at 10:44:23AM +0200, Paolo M. Pumilia wrote: .> Width allowed to margin notes seems to be predefined, independent .> on the right border witdh. What latex command to change that value? .If I understand what you'

Re: the Window Name

From Jean-Marc Lasgouttes, Wed Sep 13, at 12:31: . "Paolo" == Paolo M Pumilia [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: . .Paolo I noticed that the name of the window hosting my LyX editing .Paolo session has the form 'LyX: filename', that is the path to the .Paolo opened filename has been disc

Re: the Window Name

From Jean-Marc Lasgouttes, Wed Sep 13, at 12:31: . "Paolo" == Paolo M Pumilia [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: . .Paolo I noticed that the name of the window hosting my LyX editing .Paolo session has the form 'LyX: filename', that is the path to the .Paolo opened filename has been disc

Re: the Window Name

>From Jean-Marc Lasgouttes, Wed Sep 13, at 12:31: .>>>>> "Paolo" == Paolo M Pumilia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: . .Paolo> I noticed that the name of the window hosting my LyX editing .Paolo> session has the form 'LyX: filename', that is the path

the Window Name

I noticed that the name of the window hosting my LyX editing session has the form 'LyX: filename', that is the path to the opened filename has been discarded. E.g., entering the command % /usr/bin/X11/lyx Notes/file1.lyx spawns a window with name 'LyX: file1.lyx' open Is there a way to preserve

the Window Name

I noticed that the name of the window hosting my LyX editing session has the form 'LyX: filename', that is the path to the opened filename has been discarded. E.g., entering the command % /usr/bin/X11/lyx Notes/file1.lyx spawns a window with name 'LyX: file1.lyx' open Is there a way to preserve

the Window Name

I noticed that the name of the window hosting my LyX editing session has the form 'LyX: filename', that is the path to the opened filename has been discarded. E.g., entering the command % /usr/bin/X11/lyx Notes/file1.lyx spawns a window with name 'LyX: file1.lyx' open Is there a way to preserve

Re: marking position while editing

From Lars Gullik Bjønnes, Wed Apr 26, at 14:35: ."Paolo M. Pumilia" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: . .| Is it possible to mark the position of the doc behind the cursor, like in vi .| editing sessions, so as to be able to quickly run through the whole file? .| If not, could it be i

Re: label management suggestions

From Paolo M. Pumilia, Mon Apr 10, at 8:56: .Sometimes your label to equation is only slightly different from of a previous one .or is a change of the currently assigned one. In that case, having a list of all .labels already assingned to the doc, within the insert-label window, would

Re: marking position while editing

From Lars Gullik Bjønnes, Wed Apr 26, at 14:35: ."Paolo M. Pumilia" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: . .| Is it possible to mark the position of the doc behind the cursor, like in vi .| editing sessions, so as to be able to quickly run through the whole file? .| If not, could it be i

Re: label management suggestions

From Paolo M. Pumilia, Mon Apr 10, at 8:56: .Sometimes your label to equation is only slightly different from of a previous one .or is a change of the currently assigned one. In that case, having a list of all .labels already assingned to the doc, within the insert-label window, would

Re: marking position while editing

>From Lars Gullik Bjønnes, Wed Apr 26, at 14:35: ."Paolo M. Pumilia" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: . .| Is it possible to mark the position of the doc behind the cursor, like in vi .| editing sessions, so as to be able to quickly run through the whole file? .| If not, coul

Re: label management suggestions

>From Paolo M. Pumilia, Mon Apr 10, at 8:56: .Sometimes your label to equation is only slightly different from of a previous one .or is a change of the currently assigned one. In that case, having a list of all .labels already assingned to the doc, within the insert-label window, wo

marking position while editing

Is it possible to mark the position of the doc behind the cursor, like in vi editing sessions, so as to be able to quickly run through the whole file? If not, could it be implemented in the next future? thanks Pol -- Paolo Pumilia email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] o o o cstc o o o

more command line options

I would like to be able to import text, sgml or tex files into my LyX session, starting lyx from a terminal. Something like % lyx -import=text-paragraph file.txt Will it be possible, in a next lyx version? Happy Easter Pol -- Paolo Pumilia email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] o o o cstc o

marking position while editing

Is it possible to mark the position of the doc behind the cursor, like in vi editing sessions, so as to be able to quickly run through the whole file? If not, could it be implemented in the next future? thanks Pol -- Paolo Pumilia email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] o o o cstc o o o

more command line options

I would like to be able to import text, sgml or tex files into my LyX session, starting lyx from a terminal. Something like % lyx -import=text-paragraph file.txt Will it be possible, in a next lyx version? Happy Easter Pol -- Paolo Pumilia email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] o o o cstc o

marking position while editing

Is it possible to mark the position of the doc behind the cursor, like in vi editing sessions, so as to be able to quickly run through the whole file? If not, could it be implemented in the next future? thanks Pol -- Paolo Pumilia email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] o o o cstc o o o

more command line options

I would like to be able to import text, sgml or tex files into my LyX session, starting lyx from a terminal. Something like % lyx -import=text-paragraph file.txt Will it be possible, in a next lyx version? Happy Easter Pol -- Paolo Pumilia email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] o o o cstc o

label management suggestions

Sometimes your label to equation is only slightly different from of a previous one or is a change of the currently assigned one. In that case, having a list of all labels already assingned to the doc, within the insert-label window, would be very useful. You could pick up and edit one from the

characters in labels

I noticed that extended ascii characters cannot be included in labels to equations. In the present case, it happens that the character "à" is correctly rendered within the label, while in the editing session, but it disappears the next time the file will be opened. That happens even though

label management suggestions

Sometimes your label to equation is only slightly different from of a previous one or is a change of the currently assigned one. In that case, having a list of all labels already assingned to the doc, within the insert-label window, would be very useful. You could pick up and edit one from the

characters in labels

I noticed that extended ascii characters cannot be included in labels to equations. In the present case, it happens that the character "à" is correctly rendered within the label, while in the editing session, but it disappears the next time the file will be opened. That happens even though

label management suggestions

Sometimes your label to equation is only slightly different from of a previous one or is a change of the currently assigned one. In that case, having a list of all labels already assingned to the doc, within the insert-label window, would be very useful. You could pick up and edit one from the

characters in labels

I noticed that extended ascii characters cannot be included in labels to equations. In the present case, it happens that the character "à" is correctly rendered within the label, while in the editing session, but it disappears the next time the file will be opened. That happens even though

Re: subscripts alignment

From Tuukka Toivonen, Mon Apr 03, at 12:04: .On Wed, 29 Mar 2000, Paolo M. Pumilia wrote: . Difference in subscripts positions is evident. Maybe is due to my current .Yes, I see what you mean. .As a first try you could try enabling "AMS-Math" from some menu, I think .it was in

Re: subscripts alignment

From Tuukka Toivonen, Mon Apr 03, at 12:04: .On Wed, 29 Mar 2000, Paolo M. Pumilia wrote: . Difference in subscripts positions is evident. Maybe is due to my current .Yes, I see what you mean. .As a first try you could try enabling "AMS-Math" from some menu, I think .it was in

Re: subscripts alignment

>From Tuukka Toivonen, Mon Apr 03, at 12:04: .On Wed, 29 Mar 2000, Paolo M. Pumilia wrote: .> Difference in subscripts positions is evident. Maybe is due to my current .Yes, I see what you mean. .As a first try you could try enabling "AMS-Math" from some menu, I think .it

Re: subscripts alignment

From Osvaldo Fornaro, Wed Mar 29, at 16:01: ."Paolo M. Pumilia" wrote: . From Jean-Marc Lasgouttes, Wed Mar 29, at 10:41: . . "Paolo" == Paolo M Pumilia [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: . .Paolo I noticed that subscripts, in math mode, are not aligned at the . .Paolo same

Re: subscripts alignment

From Osvaldo Fornaro, Wed Mar 29, at 16:01: ."Paolo M. Pumilia" wrote: . From Jean-Marc Lasgouttes, Wed Mar 29, at 10:41: . . "Paolo" == Paolo M Pumilia [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: . .Paolo I noticed that subscripts, in math mode, are not aligned at the . .Paolo same

Re: subscripts alignment

>From Osvaldo Fornaro, Wed Mar 29, at 16:01: ."Paolo M. Pumilia" wrote: .> >From Jean-Marc Lasgouttes, Wed Mar 29, at 10:41: .> .>>>>> "Paolo" == Paolo M Pumilia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: .> .Paolo> I noticed that subscripts, i

Re: subscripts alignment

From Jean-Marc Lasgouttes, Wed Mar 29, at 10:41: . "Paolo" == Paolo M Pumilia [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: .Paolo I noticed that subscripts, in math mode, are not aligned at the .Paolo same level. In postscript and dvi translation of the expression .Paolo (math mode) r_a - r_b subscrip

Re: subscripts alignment

From Jean-Marc Lasgouttes, Wed Mar 29, at 10:41: . "Paolo" == Paolo M Pumilia [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: .Paolo I noticed that subscripts, in math mode, are not aligned at the .Paolo same level. In postscript and dvi translation of the expression .Paolo (math mode) r_a - r_b subscrip

Re: subscripts alignment

>From Jean-Marc Lasgouttes, Wed Mar 29, at 10:41: .>>>>> "Paolo" == Paolo M Pumilia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: .Paolo> I noticed that subscripts, in math mode, are not aligned at the .Paolo> same level. In postscript and dvi translation of the e

subscripts alignment

I noticed that subscripts, in math mode, are not aligned at the same level. In postscript and dvi translation of the expression (math mode) r_a - r_b subscripts a and b lay on different lines, b being on the lower one. how to fix that ugly rendering? thank you for your help Pol -- Paolo

subscripts alignment

I noticed that subscripts, in math mode, are not aligned at the same level. In postscript and dvi translation of the expression (math mode) r_a - r_b subscripts a and b lay on different lines, b being on the lower one. how to fix that ugly rendering? thank you for your help Pol -- Paolo

subscripts alignment

I noticed that subscripts, in math mode, are not aligned at the same level. In postscript and dvi translation of the expression (math mode) r_a - r_b subscripts a and b lay on different lines, b being on the lower one. how to fix that ugly rendering? thank you for your help Pol -- Paolo

How to import files in sgml format?

I would like to import files in sgml format. Altough sgmltools-2 and docbook have been installed, i can see no 'linuxdoc' or 'sgml' prompt within inport menu. Prompt for 'linuxDoc' format within export menu is whown, though, when sgml (linuxdoc article) class has been selected in my doc

How to import files in sgml format?

I would like to import files in sgml format. Altough sgmltools-2 and docbook have been installed, i can see no 'linuxdoc' or 'sgml' prompt within inport menu. Prompt for 'linuxDoc' format within export menu is whown, though, when sgml (linuxdoc article) class has been selected in my doc

How to import files in sgml format?

I would like to import files in sgml format. Altough sgmltools-2 and docbook have been installed, i can see no 'linuxdoc' or 'sgml' prompt within inport menu. Prompt for 'linuxDoc' format within export menu is whown, though, when sgml (linuxdoc article) class has been selected in my doc

Changing Language

Hi, I have just tried to change language to a lyx doc that i have just written using default setup. It is a short text with title, author, abstract and standard headings. It cannot be converted into dvi, due to errors, both at the title section: The fisrt one is Missing \begin(document)

Changing Language

Hi, I have just tried to change language to a lyx doc that i have just written using default setup. It is a short text with title, author, abstract and standard headings. It cannot be converted into dvi, due to errors, both at the title section: The fisrt one is Missing \begin(document)

Changing Language

Hi, I have just tried to change language to a lyx doc that i have just written using default setup. It is a short text with title, author, abstract and standard headings. It cannot be converted into dvi, due to errors, both at the title section: The fisrt one is Missing \begin(document)

Re: LyX unable to find RelyxFigure.pm

On Sep 17 1999 , Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote: Paolo I cannot import a tex file into lyx, apparently because lyx Paolo searches the conversion program RelyxFigure.pm in /usr/local JMarc I think there is a misconfiguration... Where is reLyX located ? Are JMarc you sure that you do not

Re: LyX unable to find RelyxFigure.pm

On Sep 17 1999 , Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote: Paolo I cannot import a tex file into lyx, apparently because lyx Paolo searches the conversion program RelyxFigure.pm in /usr/local JMarc I think there is a misconfiguration... Where is reLyX located ? Are JMarc you sure that you do not

Re: LyX unable to find RelyxFigure.pm

On Sep 17 1999 , Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote: > > > Paolo> I cannot import a tex file into lyx, apparently because lyx > > Paolo> searches the conversion program RelyxFigure.pm in /usr/local > > JMarc > I think there is a misconfiguration... Where is reLyX located ? Are > JMarc > you sure that