1.5.0 Beta 2 and XeTeX

Hi, firstly I'd like to thank the dev team for the excellent work put into the 1.5 series so far with respect to Unicode support. I'm trying to get Unicode output to work with XeTeX and LyX 1.5.0 on Windows. (Incidentally, XeTeX should also solve many of the problems others were having

1.5.0 Beta 2 and XeTeX

Hi, firstly I'd like to thank the dev team for the excellent work put into the 1.5 series so far with respect to Unicode support. I'm trying to get Unicode output to work with XeTeX and LyX 1.5.0 on Windows. (Incidentally, XeTeX should also solve many of the problems others were having

1.5.0 Beta 2 and XeTeX

Hi, firstly I'd like to thank the dev team for the excellent work put into the 1.5 series so far with respect to Unicode support. I'm trying to get Unicode output to work with XeTeX and LyX 1.5.0 on Windows. (Incidentally, XeTeX should also solve many of the problems others were having

Re: A Newsgroup For LyX

JF I just would like to ask everyone on the list whether you would be JF interested in setting up a newsgroup for LyX instead of or besides the JF lyx-users mailing list. I am definitely in favour of a newsgroup, if possible parallel to the mailing list or synchronized with it. The newsgroup has

Re: A Newsgroup For LyX

JF I just would like to ask everyone on the list whether you would be JF interested in setting up a newsgroup for LyX instead of or besides the JF lyx-users mailing list. I am definitely in favour of a newsgroup, if possible parallel to the mailing list or synchronized with it. The newsgroup has

Re: A Newsgroup For LyX

JF> I just would like to ask everyone on the list whether you would be JF> interested in setting up a newsgroup for LyX instead of or besides the JF> lyx-users mailing list. I am definitely in favour of a newsgroup, if possible parallel to the mailing list or synchronized with it. The newsgroup

Heavily accented characters

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Hi folks :-) Maybe I'm just too stupid to notice, but I really miss a comfortable method of inputting accented characters, such as \v{n} or \d{z} or \'{\d{r}} other than going to ERT... is there one? Hotkeys for LaTeX accents? Greetings Philipp

Heavily accented characters

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Hi folks :-) Maybe I'm just too stupid to notice, but I really miss a comfortable method of inputting accented characters, such as \v{n} or \d{z} or \'{\d{r}} other than going to ERT... is there one? Hotkeys for LaTeX accents? Greetings Philipp

Heavily accented characters

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Hi folks :-) Maybe I'm just too stupid to notice, but I really miss a comfortable method of inputting accented characters, such as \v{n} or \d{z} or \'{\d{r}} other than going to ERT... is there one? Hotkeys for LaTeX accents? Greetings Philipp

GELLMU, GUI, Unicode

Hi folks, Couple of questions, rather technical in nature: (1) Would it be much of a technical problem to include an export option for LaTeX-Like Markup (aka GELLMU, see http://www.albany.edu/~hammond/gellmu/) besides LaTeX? That would be a nice step towards integrating LyX into a SGML/XML

GELLMU, GUI, Unicode

Hi folks, Couple of questions, rather technical in nature: (1) Would it be much of a technical problem to include an export option for LaTeX-Like Markup (aka GELLMU, see http://www.albany.edu/~hammond/gellmu/) besides LaTeX? That would be a nice step towards integrating LyX into a SGML/XML

GELLMU, GUI, Unicode

Hi folks, Couple of questions, rather technical in nature: (1) Would it be much of a technical problem to include an export option for "LaTeX-Like Markup" (aka GELLMU, see http://www.albany.edu/~hammond/gellmu/) besides LaTeX? That would be a nice step towards integrating LyX into a SGML/XML

UTF-8

Hi Lyx-users, :-) now that LyX supports multiple input encoding, are these limited to one-byte encoding or can I use variable-length encodings such as UTF-8? (Supposing I've got an UTF-8-capable TeX and UTF-8 screen fonts.) Can't try it on my Windows machine, though, if anyone's got experience

UTF-8

Hi Lyx-users, :-) now that LyX supports multiple input encoding, are these limited to one-byte encoding or can I use variable-length encodings such as UTF-8? (Supposing I've got an UTF-8-capable TeX and UTF-8 screen fonts.) Can't try it on my Windows machine, though, if anyone's got experience

UTF-8

Hi Lyx-users, :-) now that LyX supports multiple input encoding, are these limited to one-byte encoding or can I use variable-length encodings such as UTF-8? (Supposing I've got an UTF-8-capable TeX and UTF-8 screen fonts.) Can't try it on my Windows machine, though, if anyone's got experience