Herbert Voss wrote:
1. delete /usr/bin/makeindex
this is only a link! have a look at it ...
In my Linux box (Mandrake 7.1beta) /usr/bin/makeindex is the
executable file. But I wrote the script on my ~/bin directory
and it works ok.
Also, I downloaded your Letter.ist and I tried it
German Poo Caaman~o wrote:
Herbert Voss wrote:
1. delete /usr/bin/makeindex
this is only a link! have a look at it ...
In my Linux box (Mandrake 7.1beta) /usr/bin/makeindex is the
executable file. But I wrote the script on my ~/bin directory
and it works ok.
Also, I downloaded
Herbert Voss wrote:
1. delete /usr/bin/makeindex
this is only a link! have a look at it ...
In my Linux box (Mandrake 7.1beta) /usr/bin/makeindex is the
executable file. But I wrote the script on my ~/bin directory
and it works ok.
Also, I downloaded your Letter.ist and I tried it
German Poo Caaman~o wrote:
Herbert Voss wrote:
1. delete /usr/bin/makeindex
this is only a link! have a look at it ...
In my Linux box (Mandrake 7.1beta) /usr/bin/makeindex is the
executable file. But I wrote the script on my ~/bin directory
and it works ok.
Also, I downloaded
Herbert Voss wrote:
> 1. delete /usr/bin/makeindex
> this is only a link! have a look at it ...
In my Linux box (Mandrake 7.1beta) /usr/bin/makeindex is the
executable file. But I wrote the script on my ~/bin directory
and it works ok.
Also, I downloaded your Letter.ist and I tried it
German Poo Caaman~o wrote:
>
> Herbert Voss wrote:
> > 1. delete /usr/bin/makeindex
> > this is only a link! have a look at it ...
>
> In my Linux box (Mandrake 7.1beta) /usr/bin/makeindex is the
> executable file. But I wrote the script on my ~/bin directory
> and it works ok.
>
> Also, I
German Poo Caaman~o wrote:
Reading some documents provides by "teTeX: A documentation guide" in
my web2c TeX distribution I noted that some dvi files had the index
as books. I mean,
Symbols
...
A
...
...
B
...
...
(Neither I didn't find it on Herbert's tips page ;-)
Customizing the index can been be made even more comfortable than Herbert
describes:
make a script 'lyx' in your ~/bin directory:
#!/bin/bash
export PATH=~/lyxbin:$PATH
/usr/bin/lyx -width 900 -height 700 $*
make a script 'makeindex' in the ~/lyxbin directory:
#!/bin/bash
Thomas Henlich wrote:
Customizing the index can been be made even more comfortable than Herbert
describes:
make a script 'lyx' in your ~/bin directory:
#!/bin/bash
export PATH=~/lyxbin:$PATH
/usr/bin/lyx -width 900 -height 700 $*
good idea! but for those who have root
On Thu, Jul 27, 2000 at 01:42:50PM +, Herbert Voss wrote:
Thomas Henlich wrote:
make a script 'lyx' in your ~/bin directory:
#!/bin/bash
export PATH=~/lyxbin:$PATH
/usr/bin/lyx -width 900 -height 700 $*
good idea! but for those who have root access:
1. delete
German Poo Caaman~o wrote:
Reading some documents provides by "teTeX: A documentation guide" in
my web2c TeX distribution I noted that some dvi files had the index
as books. I mean,
Symbols
...
A
...
...
B
...
...
(Neither I didn't find it on Herbert's tips page ;-)
Customizing the index can been be made even more comfortable than Herbert
describes:
make a script 'lyx' in your ~/bin directory:
#!/bin/bash
export PATH=~/lyxbin:$PATH
/usr/bin/lyx -width 900 -height 700 $*
make a script 'makeindex' in the ~/lyxbin directory:
#!/bin/bash
Thomas Henlich wrote:
Customizing the index can been be made even more comfortable than Herbert
describes:
make a script 'lyx' in your ~/bin directory:
#!/bin/bash
export PATH=~/lyxbin:$PATH
/usr/bin/lyx -width 900 -height 700 $*
good idea! but for those who have root
On Thu, Jul 27, 2000 at 01:42:50PM +, Herbert Voss wrote:
Thomas Henlich wrote:
make a script 'lyx' in your ~/bin directory:
#!/bin/bash
export PATH=~/lyxbin:$PATH
/usr/bin/lyx -width 900 -height 700 $*
good idea! but for those who have root access:
1. delete
German Poo Caaman~o wrote:
>
> Reading some documents provides by "teTeX: A documentation guide" in
> my web2c TeX distribution I noted that some dvi files had the index
> as books. I mean,
> Symbols
> ...
> A
> ...
> ...
> B
> ...
> ...
>
> (Neither I didn't find it on Herbert's tips page ;-)
Customizing the index can been be made even more comfortable than Herbert
describes:
make a script 'lyx' in your ~/bin directory:
#!/bin/bash
export PATH=~/lyxbin:$PATH
/usr/bin/lyx -width 900 -height 700 $*
make a script 'makeindex' in the ~/lyxbin directory:
#!/bin/bash
Thomas Henlich wrote:
>
> Customizing the index can been be made even more comfortable than Herbert
> describes:
>
> make a script 'lyx' in your ~/bin directory:
>
> #!/bin/bash
> export PATH=~/lyxbin:$PATH
> /usr/bin/lyx -width 900 -height 700 $*
good i
On Thu, Jul 27, 2000 at 01:42:50PM +, Herbert Voss wrote:
> Thomas Henlich wrote:
> >
> > make a script 'lyx' in your ~/bin directory:
> >
> > #!/bin/bash
> > export PATH=~/lyxbin:$PATH
> > /usr/bin/lyx -width 900 -height 700 $*
>
> good idea! but for those who have root access:
>
>
Reading some documents provides by "teTeX: A documentation guide" in
my web2c TeX distribution I noted that some dvi files had the index
as books. I mean,
Symbols
...
A
...
...
B
...
...
I did search aboutr index but I didn't find anything. I supossed that
is an option (such as a declare a
Reading some documents provides by "teTeX: A documentation guide" in
my web2c TeX distribution I noted that some dvi files had the index
as books. I mean,
Symbols
...
A
...
...
B
...
...
I did search aboutr index but I didn't find anything. I supossed that
is an option (such as a declare a
Reading some documents provides by "teTeX: A documentation guide" in
my web2c TeX distribution I noted that some dvi files had the index
as books. I mean,
Symbols
...
A
...
...
B
...
...
I did search aboutr index but I didn't find anything. I supossed that
is an option (such as a declare a
Thank you very much for your immediate answer.
On Wed, 9 Jun 1999, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
"Stephan" == Stephan E Schlierf [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Stephan What I already did was to export two environment variables
Stephan LYX_MAKEINDEX (option -s and the name of the style file) and
"Stephan" == Stephan E Schlierf [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Stephan Well, I really don't like to get on your nerves but I'm not
Stephan so familiar with programming (just a user :...) Does the
Stephan first solution mean I have to change the line
Stephan LString tmp = "makeindex -c -q "; ---
Thank you very much for your immediate answer.
On Wed, 9 Jun 1999, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
"Stephan" == Stephan E Schlierf [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Stephan What I already did was to export two environment variables
Stephan LYX_MAKEINDEX (option -s and the name of the style file) and
"Stephan" == Stephan E Schlierf [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Stephan Well, I really don't like to get on your nerves but I'm not
Stephan so familiar with programming (just a user :...) Does the
Stephan first solution mean I have to change the line
Stephan LString tmp = "makeindex -c -q "; ---
Thank you very much for your immediate answer.
On Wed, 9 Jun 1999, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
> > "Stephan" == Stephan E Schlierf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> Stephan> What I already did was to export two environment variables
> Stephan> LYX_MAKEINDEX (option -s and the name of the
> "Stephan" == Stephan E Schlierf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Stephan> Well, I really don't like to get on your nerves but I'm not
Stephan> so familiar with programming (just a user :...) Does the
Stephan> first solution mean I have to change the line
Stephan> LString tmp = "makeindex -c
"Stephan" == Stephan E Schlierf [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Stephan What I already did was to export two environment variables
Stephan LYX_MAKEINDEX (option -s and the name of the style file) and
Stephan INDEXSTYLE (the path where the style file can be found).
Stephan But the effect seems to be
"Stephan" == Stephan E Schlierf [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Stephan What I already did was to export two environment variables
Stephan LYX_MAKEINDEX (option -s and the name of the style file) and
Stephan INDEXSTYLE (the path where the style file can be found).
Stephan But the effect seems to be
> "Stephan" == Stephan E Schlierf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Stephan> What I already did was to export two environment variables
Stephan> LYX_MAKEINDEX (option -s and the name of the style file) and
Stephan> INDEXSTYLE (the path where the style file can be found).
Stephan> But the effect
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