unofficial 1.2.2 deb packages

are required ). http://linfe.it/OpenLab/DebianPackages/unstable/contrib/lyx_1.2.2-1_i386-libc6-2.2.2.deb ( libc6 = 2.2.2-2 and libforms0.89 are required ). These are my attempts to build deb packages; please let me know if you will find it useful. cheers -- Paolo Pumilia

unofficial 1.2.2 deb packages

are required ). http://linfe.it/OpenLab/DebianPackages/unstable/contrib/lyx_1.2.2-1_i386-libc6-2.2.2.deb ( libc6 = 2.2.2-2 and libforms0.89 are required ). These are my attempts to build deb packages; please let me know if you will find it useful. cheers -- Paolo Pumilia

unofficial 1.2.2 deb packages

ms1 are required ). http://linfe.it/OpenLab/DebianPackages/unstable/contrib/lyx_1.2.2-1_i386-libc6-2.2.2.deb ( libc6 >= 2.2.2-2 and libforms0.89 are required ). These are my attempts to build deb packages; please let me know if you will find it useful. cheers -- Paolo Pumilia

Re: Smaller characters for matrix elements

From Andre Poenitz, Thu Aug 15, at 13:37: . Are you suggesting to get and compile the latest cvs version? .If that is an option for you, why not. (1.2.1cvs, not 1.3.0cvs) . Thanks to your help and Jean-Marc Lasgouttes i succeeded accessing the cvs server. By entering the command: cvs

Marking text in math mode

I have noticed that marked text in math mode in lyx 1.2.0 is often lost (probably erased from the buffer). I could not find a rule to model such behaviour, but here is one the possible occurrences: - mark a text in math mode - copy to buffer (ctrl-c) - move to a new location within the

Re: Smaller characters for matrix elements

From Andre Poenitz, Thu Aug 15, at 13:37: . Are you suggesting to get and compile the latest cvs version? .If that is an option for you, why not. (1.2.1cvs, not 1.3.0cvs) . Thanks to your help and Jean-Marc Lasgouttes i succeeded accessing the cvs server. By entering the command: cvs

Marking text in math mode

I have noticed that marked text in math mode in lyx 1.2.0 is often lost (probably erased from the buffer). I could not find a rule to model such behaviour, but here is one the possible occurrences: - mark a text in math mode - copy to buffer (ctrl-c) - move to a new location within the

Re: Smaller characters for matrix elements

>From Andre Poenitz, Thu Aug 15, at 13:37: .> Are you suggesting to get and compile the latest cvs version? .If that is an option for you, why not. (1.2.1cvs, not 1.3.0cvs) . Thanks to your help and Jean-Marc Lasgouttes i succeeded accessing the cvs server. By entering the command: cvs

Marking text in math mode

I have noticed that marked text in math mode in lyx 1.2.0 is often lost (probably erased from the buffer). I could not find a rule to model such behaviour, but here is one the possible occurrences: - mark a text in math mode - copy to buffer (ctrl-c) - move to a new location within the

cvs time outs

From Andre Poenitz, Thu Aug 15, at 13:37: . Are you suggesting to get and compile the latest cvs version? .If that is an option for you, why not. (1.2.1cvs, not 1.3.0cvs) .Andre' . I cannot access to to cvs. After te envronment variable has been set through the command export

cvs time outs

From Andre Poenitz, Thu Aug 15, at 13:37: . Are you suggesting to get and compile the latest cvs version? .If that is an option for you, why not. (1.2.1cvs, not 1.3.0cvs) .Andre' . I cannot access to to cvs. After te envronment variable has been set through the command export

cvs time outs

>From Andre Poenitz, Thu Aug 15, at 13:37: .> Are you suggesting to get and compile the latest cvs version? .If that is an option for you, why not. (1.2.1cvs, not 1.3.0cvs) .Andre' . I cannot access to to cvs. After te envronment variable has been set through the command export

Re: Smaller characters for matrix elements

From Andre Poenitz, Thu Aug 15, at 10:42: .This is fixed in 1.2.1cvs. . Are you suggesting to get and compile the latest cvs version? . .PS: Is your name really Desktop Crew? . ha, it's a fancy name, for sharing access to the lyx-users mailing list ciao -- Paolo Pumilia

Re: Smaller characters for matrix elements

, for sharing access to the lyx-users mailing list ciao -- Paolo Pumilia --- OpenSource AICA workgroup Website: http//www.linfe.it ---End Message---

Re: Smaller characters for matrix elements

From Andre Poenitz, Thu Aug 15, at 10:42: .This is fixed in 1.2.1cvs. . Are you suggesting to get and compile the latest cvs version? . .PS: Is your name really Desktop Crew? . ha, it's a fancy name, for sharing access to the lyx-users mailing list ciao -- Paolo Pumilia

Re: Smaller characters for matrix elements

, for sharing access to the lyx-users mailing list ciao -- Paolo Pumilia --- OpenSource AICA workgroup Website: http//www.linfe.it ---End Message---

Re: Smaller characters for matrix elements

>From Andre Poenitz, Thu Aug 15, at 10:42: .This is fixed in 1.2.1cvs. . Are you suggesting to get and compile the latest cvs version? . .PS: Is your name really "Desktop Crew"? . ha, it's a fancy name, for sharing access to the lyx-users mailing list ciao --

Re: Smaller characters for matrix elements

ot;? . ha, it's a fancy name, for sharing access to the lyx-users mailing list ciao -- Paolo Pumilia --- OpenSource AICA workgroup Website: http//www.linfe.it --- End Message ---

Smaller characters for matrix elements

Switching characters to smaller type in a matrix environment seems to have unexpected results: side parethesis appears converted into a column of numbers What is wrong? Here enclosed a test lyx file Thank you -- Paolo Pumilia -- enc

Smaller characters for matrix elements

Switching characters to smaller type in a matrix environment seems to have unexpected results: side parethesis appears converted into a column of numbers What is wrong? Here enclosed a test lyx file Thank you -- Paolo Pumilia -- enc

Smaller characters for matrix elements

Switching characters to smaller type in a matrix environment seems to have unexpected results: side parethesis appears converted into a column of numbers What is wrong? Here enclosed a test lyx file Thank you -- Paolo Pumilia -- enc