Recent odd behaviour with ASCII import, protected blanks, and LyX-Code
I've had an odd problem with the LyX-Code paragraph environment for the past few LyX versions (since 1.1.4, perhaps?). When I import (or paste) ASCII text into any environment, a sequence of N spaces preceding text is shown on the screen as N-1 (blue) protected blanks followed by one ordinary space. Odd but OK. If I look at the DVI output for this imported text in a Standard paragraph environment, the protected blanks remain protected (i.e. they indent). However, if I change the paragraph format to LyX-Code, the screen display still shows protected blanks, but all protected blanks have been removed in the DVI output. (If I *type* protected blanks in the LyX-Code environment, they don't show up as blue protected blanks on the screen, and they work properly in the DVI output; i.e. they indent.) I'm currently using LyX 1.1.6pre1 with tetex-latex-1.0.6-11, but this behaviour has persisted over several previous LyX versions. The behaviour is puzzling, because it is roughly reversed from the expected behaviour. With the source code documentation I'm working on at the moment, however, it's extremely annoying because I have to extensively edit all code I import (delete the "protected blanks" and replace them with ordinary spaces). Any ideas? -- Roger Williams finger me for my PGP public key Coelacanth Engineering Incconsulting turnkey product development Middleborough, Massachusetts wireless * datacomm * DSP * ATE tel +1 508 947-5585 * fax +1 508 861-0278 * http://www.coelacanth.com/
Recent odd behaviour with ASCII import, protected blanks, and LyX-Code
I've had an odd problem with the LyX-Code paragraph environment for the past few LyX versions (since 1.1.4, perhaps?). When I import (or paste) ASCII text into any environment, a sequence of N spaces preceding text is shown on the screen as N-1 (blue) protected blanks followed by one ordinary space. Odd but OK. If I look at the DVI output for this imported text in a Standard paragraph environment, the protected blanks remain protected (i.e. they indent). However, if I change the paragraph format to LyX-Code, the screen display still shows protected blanks, but all protected blanks have been removed in the DVI output. (If I *type* protected blanks in the LyX-Code environment, they don't show up as blue protected blanks on the screen, and they work properly in the DVI output; i.e. they indent.) I'm currently using LyX 1.1.6pre1 with tetex-latex-1.0.6-11, but this behaviour has persisted over several previous LyX versions. The behaviour is puzzling, because it is roughly reversed from the expected behaviour. With the source code documentation I'm working on at the moment, however, it's extremely annoying because I have to extensively edit all code I import (delete the "protected blanks" and replace them with ordinary spaces). Any ideas? -- Roger Williams finger me for my PGP public key Coelacanth Engineering Incconsulting turnkey product development Middleborough, Massachusetts wireless * datacomm * DSP * ATE tel +1 508 947-5585 * fax +1 508 861-0278 * http://www.coelacanth.com/
Recent odd behaviour with ASCII import, protected blanks, and LyX-Code
I've had an odd problem with the LyX-Code paragraph environment for the past few LyX versions (since 1.1.4, perhaps?). When I import (or paste) ASCII text into any environment, a sequence of N spaces preceding text is shown on the screen as N-1 (blue) protected blanks followed by one ordinary space. Odd but OK. If I look at the DVI output for this imported text in a Standard paragraph environment, the protected blanks remain protected (i.e. they indent). However, if I change the paragraph format to LyX-Code, the screen display still shows protected blanks, but all protected blanks have been removed in the DVI output. (If I *type* protected blanks in the LyX-Code environment, they don't show up as blue protected blanks on the screen, and they work properly in the DVI output; i.e. they indent.) I'm currently using LyX 1.1.6pre1 with tetex-latex-1.0.6-11, but this behaviour has persisted over several previous LyX versions. The behaviour is puzzling, because it is roughly reversed from the expected behaviour. With the source code documentation I'm working on at the moment, however, it's extremely annoying because I have to extensively edit all code I import (delete the "protected blanks" and replace them with ordinary spaces). Any ideas? -- Roger Williams finger me for my PGP public key Coelacanth Engineering Incconsulting & turnkey product development Middleborough, Massachusetts wireless * datacomm * DSP * ATE tel +1 508 947-5585 * fax +1 508 861-0278 * http://www.coelacanth.com/
Re: form document
Kenward Vaughan [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: My "find" of the week was discovering that these [underlined spaces] work well in concert with List mode to create great True/False questions on my exams. :-) My favourite approach to True/False and multiple-choice is to use itemised lists with box-shaped bullet symbols (e.g. \large(\Box)). -- Roger Williams finger me for my PGP public key Coelacanth Engineering Incconsulting turnkey product development Middleborough, Massachusetts wireless * datacomm * DSP * ATE tel +1 508 947-5585 * fax +1 508 861-0278 * http://www.coelacanth.com/
Re: form document
Kenward Vaughan [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: My "find" of the week was discovering that these [underlined spaces] work well in concert with List mode to create great True/False questions on my exams. :-) My favourite approach to True/False and multiple-choice is to use itemised lists with box-shaped bullet symbols (e.g. \large(\Box)). -- Roger Williams finger me for my PGP public key Coelacanth Engineering Incconsulting turnkey product development Middleborough, Massachusetts wireless * datacomm * DSP * ATE tel +1 508 947-5585 * fax +1 508 861-0278 * http://www.coelacanth.com/
Re: form document
>>>>> Kenward Vaughan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > My "find" of the week was discovering that these [underlined > spaces] work well in concert with List mode to create great > True/False questions on my exams. :-) My favourite approach to True/False and multiple-choice is to use itemised lists with box-shaped bullet symbols (e.g. \large(\Box)). -- Roger Williams finger me for my PGP public key Coelacanth Engineering Incconsulting & turnkey product development Middleborough, Massachusetts wireless * datacomm * DSP * ATE tel +1 508 947-5585 * fax +1 508 861-0278 * http://www.coelacanth.com/
Re: Inserting PS figures
Andreas Rau [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: ... the output MATLAB figures are in the middle of a whole page. I just want the figure... I've found that the easiest thing is usually to view the PS file with gv or another PostScript previewer, use the cursors to identify the X and Y extents of the portion of the figure you wish to use, and then use your favourite text editor to edit the "%%BoundingBox:" comment in the PS file (by convention, it'll be near the top; if it's not there, add one). This step usually takes all of about 30 seconds per figure... -- Roger Williams finger me for my PGP public key Coelacanth Engineering Incconsulting turnkey product development Middleborough, Massachusetts wireless * datacomm * DSP * ATE tel +1 508 947-5585 * fax +1 508 861-0278 * http://www.coelacanth.com/
Re: Inserting PS figures
>>>>> Andreas Rau <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > ... the output MATLAB figures are in the middle of a whole page. > I just want the figure... I've found that the easiest thing is usually to view the PS file with gv or another PostScript previewer, use the cursors to identify the X and Y extents of the portion of the figure you wish to use, and then use your favourite text editor to edit the "%%BoundingBox:" comment in the PS file (by convention, it'll be near the top; if it's not there, add one). This step usually takes all of about 30 seconds per figure... -- Roger Williams finger me for my PGP public key Coelacanth Engineering Incconsulting & turnkey product development Middleborough, Massachusetts wireless * datacomm * DSP * ATE tel +1 508 947-5585 * fax +1 508 861-0278 * http://www.coelacanth.com/
Re: quality .eps screenshots???
frederic [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Hello I desperately try to insert Linux desktop screenshots into my LyX formatted thesis. The problem is and was that I don't manage to generate .eps grayscale (because B/W laserprinter)with enough quality. What technique are you using? I just used the following steps, with excellent output on a 600 DPI Postscript printer: 1. Use XV to grab a window (an 800x800 Xemacs window); 2. Save the grabbed file as full-colour (24-bit) TIFF (you could save it as a greyscale TIFF if you didn't need to make a PDF file or print it to a colour printer); 3. Convert to EPS with "tiff2ps -e file.tiff file.eps"; 4. Insert it in LyX as an EPS figure. How are you generating the EPS file? You're not attempting to scale the image outside of LyX, are you? -- Roger Williams finger me for my PGP public key Coelacanth Engineering Incconsulting turnkey product development Middleborough, Massachusetts wireless * datacomm * DSP * ATE tel +1 508 947-5585 * fax +1 508 861-0278 * http://www.coelacanth.com/
Re: quality .eps screenshots???
frederic [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Hello I desperately try to insert Linux desktop screenshots into my LyX formatted thesis. The problem is and was that I don't manage to generate .eps grayscale (because B/W laserprinter)with enough quality. What technique are you using? I just used the following steps, with excellent output on a 600 DPI Postscript printer: 1. Use XV to grab a window (an 800x800 Xemacs window); 2. Save the grabbed file as full-colour (24-bit) TIFF (you could save it as a greyscale TIFF if you didn't need to make a PDF file or print it to a colour printer); 3. Convert to EPS with "tiff2ps -e file.tiff file.eps"; 4. Insert it in LyX as an EPS figure. How are you generating the EPS file? You're not attempting to scale the image outside of LyX, are you? -- Roger Williams finger me for my PGP public key Coelacanth Engineering Incconsulting turnkey product development Middleborough, Massachusetts wireless * datacomm * DSP * ATE tel +1 508 947-5585 * fax +1 508 861-0278 * http://www.coelacanth.com/
Re: quality .eps screenshots???
>>>>> frederic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Hello I desperately try to insert Linux desktop screenshots into > my LyX formatted thesis. The problem is and was that I don't > manage to generate .eps grayscale (because B/W laserprinter)with > enough quality. What technique are you using? I just used the following steps, with excellent output on a 600 DPI Postscript printer: 1. Use XV to grab a window (an 800x800 Xemacs window); 2. Save the grabbed file as full-colour (24-bit) TIFF (you could save it as a greyscale TIFF if you didn't need to make a PDF file or print it to a colour printer); 3. Convert to EPS with "tiff2ps -e file.tiff > file.eps"; 4. Insert it in LyX as an EPS figure. How are you generating the EPS file? You're not attempting to scale the image outside of LyX, are you? -- Roger Williams finger me for my PGP public key Coelacanth Engineering Incconsulting & turnkey product development Middleborough, Massachusetts wireless * datacomm * DSP * ATE tel +1 508 947-5585 * fax +1 508 861-0278 * http://www.coelacanth.com/
Re: Presentation
Roland Krause [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: ... Then I convert to pdf with ps2pdf because I can not get pdflatex to work with pstricks. My problem is of course the fonts... They just look crappy on the projector especially the math fonts. For now, I'd suggest using pstill instead of ps2pdf (sorry, Peter). http://www.this.net/~frank/pstill.html I generate 40 - 100 foils every week, and this has always worked very well for me. I've never had any problem using our standard T1 font set (Sabon, Gill Sans, mathptm) with this approach either. If you want more help with my approach to T1 fonts under LaTeX, drop me a private email. -- Roger Williams finger me for my PGP public key Coelacanth Engineering Incconsulting turnkey product development Middleborough, Massachusetts wireless * datacomm * DSP * ATE tel +1 508 947-5585 * fax +1 508 861-0278 * http://www.coelacanth.com/
Re: Presentation
Roland Krause [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: ... Then I convert to pdf with ps2pdf because I can not get pdflatex to work with pstricks. My problem is of course the fonts... They just look crappy on the projector especially the math fonts. For now, I'd suggest using pstill instead of ps2pdf (sorry, Peter). http://www.this.net/~frank/pstill.html I generate 40 - 100 foils every week, and this has always worked very well for me. I've never had any problem using our standard T1 font set (Sabon, Gill Sans, mathptm) with this approach either. If you want more help with my approach to T1 fonts under LaTeX, drop me a private email. -- Roger Williams finger me for my PGP public key Coelacanth Engineering Incconsulting turnkey product development Middleborough, Massachusetts wireless * datacomm * DSP * ATE tel +1 508 947-5585 * fax +1 508 861-0278 * http://www.coelacanth.com/
Re: Presentation
>>>>> Roland Krause <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > ... Then I convert to pdf with ps2pdf because I can not get > pdflatex to work with pstricks. My problem is of course the > fonts... They just look crappy on the projector especially > the math fonts. For now, I'd suggest using pstill instead of ps2pdf (sorry, Peter). http://www.this.net/~frank/pstill.html I generate 40 - 100 foils every week, and this has always worked very well for me. I've never had any problem using our standard T1 font set (Sabon, Gill Sans, mathptm) with this approach either. If you want more help with my approach to T1 fonts under LaTeX, drop me a private email. -- Roger Williams finger me for my PGP public key Coelacanth Engineering Incconsulting & turnkey product development Middleborough, Massachusetts wireless * datacomm * DSP * ATE tel +1 508 947-5585 * fax +1 508 861-0278 * http://www.coelacanth.com/
Re: A few questions
jdd [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: as of typographic tradition, may I ask why lyx insists to use a different skip for the first paragraph after a section. Umm, Lyx is only following standard typographic convention -- The *first* paragraph of a section, or after a figure, an equation, a table, a list, etc., is *not* indented. Only a paragraph following another paragraph gets indented. Take a close look at some books if you don't believe me. As far as I can tell, only in the US do people indent the first paragraph in a section, and even here, only those with no typographic or publishing experience. (I suspect that M$ Word has a lot do do with this...) -- Roger Williams finger me for my PGP public key Coelacanth Engineering Incconsulting turnkey product development Middleborough, Massachusetts wireless * datacomm * DSP * ATE tel +1 508 947-5585 * fax +1 508 861-0278 * http://www.coelacanth.com/
Re: A few questions
jdd [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: as of typographic tradition, may I ask why lyx insists to use a different skip for the first paragraph after a section. Umm, Lyx is only following standard typographic convention -- The *first* paragraph of a section, or after a figure, an equation, a table, a list, etc., is *not* indented. Only a paragraph following another paragraph gets indented. Take a close look at some books if you don't believe me. As far as I can tell, only in the US do people indent the first paragraph in a section, and even here, only those with no typographic or publishing experience. (I suspect that M$ Word has a lot do do with this...) -- Roger Williams finger me for my PGP public key Coelacanth Engineering Incconsulting turnkey product development Middleborough, Massachusetts wireless * datacomm * DSP * ATE tel +1 508 947-5585 * fax +1 508 861-0278 * http://www.coelacanth.com/
Re: A few questions
>>>>> jdd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > as of typographic tradition, may I ask why lyx insists to use a > different skip for the first paragraph after a section. Umm, Lyx is only following standard typographic convention -- The *first* paragraph of a section, or after a figure, an equation, a table, a list, etc., is *not* indented. Only a paragraph following another paragraph gets indented. Take a close look at some books if you don't believe me. As far as I can tell, only in the US do people indent the first paragraph in a section, and even here, only those with no typographic or publishing experience. (I suspect that M$ Word has a lot do do with this...) -- Roger Williams finger me for my PGP public key Coelacanth Engineering Incconsulting & turnkey product development Middleborough, Massachusetts wireless * datacomm * DSP * ATE tel +1 508 947-5585 * fax +1 508 861-0278 * http://www.coelacanth.com/
Re: dumb question: degree symbol
Juergen Vigna [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Look at this command sequences which you have to put into a ~/.Xmodmap file... Thanks for mentioning that, Juergen -- I'd forgotten about that when I made the XF86Config suggestion to Ramon. Sure enough, $ cat .Xmodmap ! Use Scroll Lock as Compose key on PC101 keyboard keycode 78 = Multi_key Of course, you can try it out first with the xmodmap command, e.g.: $ xmodmap -e "keycode 78 = Multi_key" -- Roger Williams finger me for my PGP public key Coelacanth Engineering Incconsulting turnkey product development Middleborough, Massachusetts wireless * datacomm * DSP * ATE tel +1 508 947-5585 * fax +1 508 861-0278 * http://www.coelacanth.com/
Re: dumb question: degree symbol
Juergen Vigna [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Look at this command sequences which you have to put into a ~/.Xmodmap file... Thanks for mentioning that, Juergen -- I'd forgotten about that when I made the XF86Config suggestion to Ramon. Sure enough, $ cat .Xmodmap ! Use Scroll Lock as Compose key on PC101 keyboard keycode 78 = Multi_key Of course, you can try it out first with the xmodmap command, e.g.: $ xmodmap -e "keycode 78 = Multi_key" -- Roger Williams finger me for my PGP public key Coelacanth Engineering Incconsulting turnkey product development Middleborough, Massachusetts wireless * datacomm * DSP * ATE tel +1 508 947-5585 * fax +1 508 861-0278 * http://www.coelacanth.com/
Re: dumb question: degree symbol
>>>>> Juergen Vigna <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Look at this command sequences which you have to put into a > ~/.Xmodmap file... Thanks for mentioning that, Juergen -- I'd forgotten about that when I made the XF86Config suggestion to Ramon. Sure enough, $ cat .Xmodmap ! Use Scroll Lock as Compose key on PC101 keyboard keycode 78 = Multi_key Of course, you can try it out first with the xmodmap command, e.g.: $ xmodmap -e "keycode 78 = Multi_key" -- Roger Williams finger me for my PGP public key Coelacanth Engineering Incconsulting & turnkey product development Middleborough, Massachusetts wireless * datacomm * DSP * ATE tel +1 508 947-5585 * fax +1 508 861-0278 * http://www.coelacanth.com/
Re: dumb question: degree symbol
Ramon Diaz-Uriarte [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Thanks a lot to Juergen and Jean-Marc; however, I cannot find my
Compose key.
I set mine in my /etc/X11/XF86Config file:
Section "Keyboard"
Protocol"Standard"
AutoRepeat 500 5
LeftAlt Meta
RightAltMeta
ScrollLock Compose
...
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Re: dumb question: degree symbol
Ramon Diaz-Uriarte [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Thanks a lot to Juergen and Jean-Marc; however, I cannot find my
Compose key.
I set mine in my /etc/X11/XF86Config file:
Section "Keyboard"
Protocol"Standard"
AutoRepeat 500 5
LeftAlt Meta
RightAltMeta
ScrollLock Compose
...
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Re: dumb question: degree symbol
>>>>> Ramon Diaz-Uriarte <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Thanks a lot to Juergen and Jean-Marc; however, I cannot find my > Compose key. I set mine in my /etc/X11/XF86Config file: Section "Keyboard" Protocol"Standard" AutoRepeat 500 5 LeftAlt Meta RightAltMeta ScrollLock Compose ... -- Roger Williams finger me for my PGP public key Coelacanth Engineering Incconsulting & turnkey product development Middleborough, Massachusetts wireless * datacomm * DSP * ATE tel +1 508 947-5585 * fax +1 508 861-0278 * http://www.coelacanth.com/
Recommendations for software manual production?
Hi -- We are starting a new software project, for which we have to produce manuals in manpage, HTML, and PDF formats. We're lazy, so we'd like to generate these output formats from a single set of source files; and we already use LyX for our other documentation, so we'd like to use it to generate the source documents. Given the state LyX is at now, what recommendations can any of you offer for the best approach to use for this? DocBook? We're comfortable with LaTeX, but don't have any experience with SGML. (And if Lyx-DocBook sounds like the preferred approach, is there anyone who has got DocBook + Jade + SGMLTools to peacefully coexist on Linux RH6? Prokopis? Drop me email if you got this working.) Thanks for your advice! -- Roger Williams finger me for my PGP public key Coelacanth Engineering Incconsulting turnkey product development Middleborough, Massachusetts wireless * datacomm * DSP * ATE tel +1 508 947-5585 * fax +1 508 861-0278 * http://www.coelacanth.com/
Recommendations for software manual production?
Hi -- We are starting a new software project, for which we have to produce manuals in manpage, HTML, and PDF formats. We're lazy, so we'd like to generate these output formats from a single set of source files; and we already use LyX for our other documentation, so we'd like to use it to generate the source documents. Given the state LyX is at now, what recommendations can any of you offer for the best approach to use for this? DocBook? We're comfortable with LaTeX, but don't have any experience with SGML. (And if Lyx-DocBook sounds like the preferred approach, is there anyone who has got DocBook + Jade + SGMLTools to peacefully coexist on Linux RH6? Prokopis? Drop me email if you got this working.) Thanks for your advice! -- Roger Williams finger me for my PGP public key Coelacanth Engineering Incconsulting turnkey product development Middleborough, Massachusetts wireless * datacomm * DSP * ATE tel +1 508 947-5585 * fax +1 508 861-0278 * http://www.coelacanth.com/
Recommendations for software manual production?
Hi -- We are starting a new software project, for which we have to produce manuals in manpage, HTML, and PDF formats. We're lazy, so we'd like to generate these output formats from a single set of source files; and we already use LyX for our other documentation, so we'd like to use it to generate the source documents. Given the state LyX is at now, what recommendations can any of you offer for the best approach to use for this? DocBook? We're comfortable with LaTeX, but don't have any experience with SGML. (And if Lyx->DocBook sounds like the preferred approach, is there anyone who has got DocBook + Jade + SGMLTools to peacefully coexist on Linux RH6? Prokopis? Drop me email if you got this working.) Thanks for your advice! -- Roger Williams finger me for my PGP public key Coelacanth Engineering Incconsulting & turnkey product development Middleborough, Massachusetts wireless * datacomm * DSP * ATE tel +1 508 947-5585 * fax +1 508 861-0278 * http://www.coelacanth.com/
Re: dot accent in math
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: One thing that perhaps I have overlooked, but I can not find a simple way of writing a variable with a single or double dot over it. While writing an equation in math mode, I simply type \dot y to enter a 'y' with a dot over it. Similarily, you can enter the other TeX math accents: \hat, \check, \breve, \acute, \ddot, \grave, \tilde, \bar, and \vec. I don't think that there's a way to do this from a menu, though. -- Roger Williams finger me for my PGP public key Coelacanth Engineering Incconsulting turnkey product development Middleborough, Massachusetts wireless * datacomm * DSP * ATE tel +1 508 947-5585 * fax +1 508 861-0278 * http://www.coelacanth.com/
Re: dot accent in math
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: One thing that perhaps I have overlooked, but I can not find a simple way of writing a variable with a single or double dot over it. While writing an equation in math mode, I simply type \dot y to enter a 'y' with a dot over it. Similarily, you can enter the other TeX math accents: \hat, \check, \breve, \acute, \ddot, \grave, \tilde, \bar, and \vec. I don't think that there's a way to do this from a menu, though. -- Roger Williams finger me for my PGP public key Coelacanth Engineering Incconsulting turnkey product development Middleborough, Massachusetts wireless * datacomm * DSP * ATE tel +1 508 947-5585 * fax +1 508 861-0278 * http://www.coelacanth.com/
Re: dot accent in math
>>>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > One thing that perhaps I have overlooked, but I can not find a > simple way of writing a variable with a single or double dot over > it. While writing an equation in math mode, I simply type \dot y to enter a 'y' with a dot over it. Similarily, you can enter the other TeX math accents: \hat, \check, \breve, \acute, \ddot, \grave, \tilde, \bar, and \vec. I don't think that there's a way to do this from a menu, though. -- Roger Williams finger me for my PGP public key Coelacanth Engineering Incconsulting & turnkey product development Middleborough, Massachusetts wireless * datacomm * DSP * ATE tel +1 508 947-5585 * fax +1 508 861-0278 * http://www.coelacanth.com/
Re: Question about FoilTeX
Koh, Youn-Suk [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
"- Typeset by FoilTEX -" was printed.
I want to erase this message or replace this with anoyher.
Define something like
\MyLogo{Your text goes here}
in your LaTeX preamble.
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Re: Question about FoilTeX
Koh, Youn-Suk [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
"- Typeset by FoilTEX -" was printed.
I want to erase this message or replace this with anoyher.
Define something like
\MyLogo{Your text goes here}
in your LaTeX preamble.
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Re: Question about FoilTeX
>>>>> Koh, Youn-Suk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> "- Typeset by FoilTEX -" was printed.
> I want to erase this message or replace this with anoyher.
Define something like
\MyLogo{Your text goes here}
in your LaTeX preamble.
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Re: Electric/Electronic template
Paolo Di Francesco [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: I want to write electric/electronic documents, with circuits... Use a real schematic capture tool, like the one in gEDA http://www.geda.seul.org/, and import the schematics as EPS files. -- Roger Williams finger me for my PGP public key Coelacanth Engineering Incconsulting turnkey product development Middleborough, Massachusetts wireless * datacomm * DSP * ATE tel +1 508 947-5585 * fax +1 508 861-0278 * http://www.coelacanth.com/
Re: Electric/Electronic template
Paolo Di Francesco [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: I want to write electric/electronic documents, with circuits... Use a real schematic capture tool, like the one in gEDA http://www.geda.seul.org/, and import the schematics as EPS files. -- Roger Williams finger me for my PGP public key Coelacanth Engineering Incconsulting turnkey product development Middleborough, Massachusetts wireless * datacomm * DSP * ATE tel +1 508 947-5585 * fax +1 508 861-0278 * http://www.coelacanth.com/
Re: Electric/Electronic template
>>>>> Paolo Di Francesco <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > I want to write electric/electronic documents, with circuits... Use a real schematic capture tool, like the one in gEDA <http://www.geda.seul.org/>, and import the schematics as EPS files. -- Roger Williams finger me for my PGP public key Coelacanth Engineering Incconsulting & turnkey product development Middleborough, Massachusetts wireless * datacomm * DSP * ATE tel +1 508 947-5585 * fax +1 508 861-0278 * http://www.coelacanth.com/
