Re: Customizing the index

2000-07-28 Thread Herbert Voss
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 dow

Re: Customizing the index

2000-07-28 Thread German Poo Caaman~o
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 successfu

Re: Customizing the index

2000-07-27 Thread Thomas Henlich
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.

Re: Customizing the index

2000-07-27 Thread Herbert Voss
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 ro

Re: Customizing the index

2000-07-27 Thread Thomas Henlich
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 # wrappe

Re: Customizing the index

2000-07-26 Thread Herbert Voss
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 ;-)