Hi Paolo,
Documents > Settings > Fonts
Check the “Use non-TeX fonts (via XeTeX or LuaTeX)” box.
Regards
Shay
On Sun, 18 Jun 2023 at 20:05, Paolo M
wrote:
> Preview of Pic B and B' now works. It was probably only a matter of time.
> Preview of Pic A does not work, yet. How to set non-tex-font
On Thu, 29 Oct 2020 at 22:09, Richard Kimberly Heck
wrote:
> Hi, everyone,
>
> We are beginning the process of moving towards the next major release of
> LyX, which will be 2.4.0. Toward that end, we have prepared a 'testing'
> release. Please note that this is very much for testing. We do not
>
Hi Andreas et al,
A possible workaround, should you be looking for one, is to choose “Use
non-TeX fonts (via XeTeX/LuaTeX)” in document settings, and choose your
particular Palatino font variant from the Roman menu.
The default compiler appears to be XeTeX, but you can choose either “PDF
(LuaTeX)
Is that different to Ancient Greek?
Perhaps the GFS fonts (included in texlive) fit the bill?
Or the full Gentium font?
Regards
Shay
On Sun, 19 Apr 2020 at 02:00, Bernd wrote:
> I am looking for an archaic Greek font. (Not sure it is the right forum...)
>
> I downloaded one from MiKTeX (https
Hi Rich,
I took a quick look at this. It seems to work fine as long as it’s not in a
float (which I guess kind of makes sense now I think about it…).
As soon as you put it in a float, that’s when I get the effect you
describe, so try Inserting the Table on a blank paragraph in normal text
mode.
I like Yaml. Easy to read, easy to type, easy for humans to comprehend. I
think I’d prefer it.
You could also have a look at CSS syntax as it’s kind of a halfway house
between Yaml and JSON. Not sure how you’d deal with hierarchical data
though.
My thoughts on JSON are that if you’re going to use
There is another instance where the ability to update previews would be
nice, namely when you change the maths font. (I usually do this in the
document preamble.)
I use lualatex for most things but I’d imagine the issue remains for other
TeX variants too. Sometimes I don’t get around to changing t
1a. I’d expect the tab to close on middle-click (like Chrome).
1b. I think the tab should close.
2a. I wouldn’t expect anything to happen.
2b. I don’t think anything should happen – but it would be great if there
were a “new tab/document” button (like Chrome). I’d expect that to create a
blank doc
Try sticking this [1] into the preamble:
\let\oldfootnote\footnote
\renewcommand\footnote[1]{%
\oldfootnote{\hspace{1mm}#1}}
Change “1mm” to whatever distance you require.
It looks to me (in my limited experience) that this code automates
Michael’s answer above.
[1] Found at:
http://tex.s
Victor,
What platform are you on? On LyX 2.1.3 you can find it under the Insert >
Special Character menu where it should also tell you the keyboard shortcut.
For example, on my Linux machine it is Left Alt+. [i.e. the full stop
character].
Hope this helps.
Shay
On 2 August 2015 at 23:48, Vic
Hi Basma,
In my experience, Adobe Reader is almost always the PDF viewer of last
resort when using LyX – on Mac, Windows or Linux.
According to this page:
http://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/43057/macosx-pdf-viewer-automatic-reload-on-file-modification
you should be able to just use the defa
In math mode, type:
\hat [space] F
(where [space] means hit the space bar).
Hope this helps.
Shay
On 16 June 2014 15:49, David L. Johnson wrote:
> In math-mode, enter the F. Highlight that F. Then, look on the menu at
> the bottom of the screen, for a dotted square with a hat on top. It
Just to clarify my previous answer, invoking the mathdesign package appears
to nullify any effect of the \uproot and \leftroot commands.
On 7 May 2014 16:28, Shay Riggs wrote:
> The problem appears to be
>
> \usepackage[adobe-utopia]{mathdesign}
>>
>
> in your preamble
The problem appears to be
\usepackage[adobe-utopia]{mathdesign}
>
in your preamble. If you change it to:
\usepackage{fourier}
>
(for the Utopia fonts) you can then use the \uproot{x} and \leftroot{x}
commands in your sqrt. You also need to make sure the amsmath package is
loaded.
Check out the
Guten Morgen Jonas,
The first step with your document should be to change the style of some of
your mathematics to display (Insert > Math > Display Formula, or
Ctrl+Shift+M).
For example, the long equation on page 5, lines 5 and 6 would be better
suited as a an AMS align environment (Insert > Mat
Use PDFLaTeX and send a PDF instead?
On 31 March 2014 03:37, Rahayu Prihatin wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Anybody knows affordable proofreading services who accept Lyx documents? I
> haveasked some proofreading services but unfortunately most of them only
> accept doc, pdf, and Latex.
>
> Converting doc
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