Re: question about overriding Lyx default document class

On Fri, Jul 30, 2010 at 11:22 AM, Richard Heck wrote: > On 07/30/2010 11:16 AM, David Hopkins wrote: >> >> On Fri, Jul 30, 2010 at 10:58 AM, Richard Heck  wrote: >> >>> >>> On 07/30/2010 10:25 AM, David Hopkins wrote: >>> If I export an OOo

Re: question about overriding Lyx default document class

On 07/30/2010 11:50 AM, David Hopkins wrote: There are two issues: 1) if I use writer2latex and get the 'ugly' LaTex. The first error is a misplaced \noalign in a table which seems to cascade into a lot of other errors. This is the kind of thing for which a perl script is helpful. 2)

Re: question about overriding Lyx default document class

On Fri, Jul 30, 2010 at 11:56 AM, Richard Heck wrote: > On 07/30/2010 11:50 AM, David Hopkins wrote: >> >> There are two issues: >> >> 1) if I use writer2latex and get the 'ugly' LaTex. The first error is >> a misplaced \noalign in a table which seems to cascade into a lot of

Re: Question: Skipping Numbers in Enumeration

Am 20.05.2010 19:36, schrieb Andreas Brack: In LaTeX there is a command like \stepcounter{}, which skips a number in the Numeration. For Example 1 1.1 \stepcounter{?} 1.3 Is there a command in lyx, which reaches the same?? You can do everything that you can do with LaTeX also in LyX. So

Re: Question: Skipping Numbers in Enumeration

Am 20.05.2010 19:36, schrieb Andreas Brack: In LaTeX there is a command like \stepcounter{}, which skips a number in the Numeration. For Example 1 1.1 \stepcounter{?} 1.3 Is there a command in lyx, which reaches the same?? You can do everything that you can do with LaTeX also in LyX. So

Re: Question: Skipping Numbers in Enumeration

Am 20.05.2010 19:36, schrieb Andreas Brack: In LaTeX there is a command like \stepcounter{}, which skips a number in the Numeration. For Example 1 1.1 \stepcounter{?} 1.3 Is there a command in lyx, which reaches the same?? You can do everything that you can do with LaTeX also in LyX. So

Re: Question

On 8 May 2010 11:41, Sandra Choles s_cho...@hotmail.com wrote: Hello Everybody, Im a totally new user and I really need help!! I hope I can find it here. I am using Lyx basically because I need to create a LNCS document. Lecture notes in Computer Science? From Springer Im a new doctoral

Re: Question

On Sat, 8 May 2010, Sandra Choles wrote: I already download the template and install it, but I dont know how to use it.How should I start?? With the tutorial. Rich

Re: Question

On 8 May 2010 14:08, Rich Shepard rshep...@appl-ecosys.com wrote: On Sat, 8 May 2010, Sandra Choles wrote: I already download the template and install it, but I dont know how to use it.How should I start??  With the tutorial. Rich work through the tutorial as suggested - even if it is not

Re: Question

On 8 May 2010 11:41, Sandra Choles s_cho...@hotmail.com wrote: Hello Everybody, Im a totally new user and I really need help!! I hope I can find it here. I am using Lyx basically because I need to create a LNCS document. Lecture notes in Computer Science? From Springer Im a new doctoral

Re: Question

On Sat, 8 May 2010, Sandra Choles wrote: I already download the template and install it, but I dont know how to use it.How should I start?? With the tutorial. Rich

Re: Question

On 8 May 2010 14:08, Rich Shepard rshep...@appl-ecosys.com wrote: On Sat, 8 May 2010, Sandra Choles wrote: I already download the template and install it, but I dont know how to use it.How should I start??  With the tutorial. Rich work through the tutorial as suggested - even if it is not

Re: Question

On 8 May 2010 11:41, Sandra Choles wrote: > > Hello Everybody, > Im a totally new user and I really need help!! I hope I can find it here. > I am using Lyx basically because I need to create a LNCS document. Lecture notes in Computer Science? From Springer > Im a new

Re: Question

On Sat, 8 May 2010, Sandra Choles wrote: I already download the template and install it, but I dont know how to use it.How should I start?? With the tutorial. Rich

Re: Question

On 8 May 2010 14:08, Rich Shepard wrote: > On Sat, 8 May 2010, Sandra Choles wrote: > >> I already download the template and install it, but I dont know how to use >> it.How should I start?? > >  With the tutorial. > > Rich > work through the tutorial as suggested - even

Re: Question: Lyx Position of pagenumbers in chapters, index, bibliography

On 2010-04-11, Erik Schetters wrote: i am using Lyx for several days now and I begin to like it. I use the report - koma-script But I have several problems, which I cannot solve. ... Most of your problems can be solved with code in the custom latex preamble (DocumentSettingsLaTeX

Re: Question: Lyx Position of pagenumbers in chapters, index, bibliography

I use the report - koma-script But I have several problems, which I cannot solve. Here my biggest one: I need my pagenumbers in right high corner But Lyx does not include the chapters, index. . Because you redefined the header lines in the way that they don't include any more the

Re: Question: Lyx Position of pagenumbers in chapters, index, bibliography

On 2010-04-11, Erik Schetters wrote: i am using Lyx for several days now and I begin to like it. I use the report - koma-script But I have several problems, which I cannot solve. ... Most of your problems can be solved with code in the custom latex preamble (DocumentSettingsLaTeX

Re: Question: Lyx Position of pagenumbers in chapters, index, bibliography

I use the report - koma-script But I have several problems, which I cannot solve. Here my biggest one: I need my pagenumbers in right high corner But Lyx does not include the chapters, index. . Because you redefined the header lines in the way that they don't include any more the

Re: Question: Lyx Position of pagenumbers in chapters, index, bibliography

On 2010-04-11, Erik Schetters wrote: > i am using Lyx for several days now and I begin to like it. > I use the report - koma-script > But I have several problems, which I cannot solve. ... Most of your problems can be solved with code in the custom latex preamble (Document>Settings>LaTeX

Re: Question: Lyx Position of pagenumbers in chapters, index, bibliography

I use the report - koma-script But I have several problems, which I cannot solve. Here my biggest one: I need my pagenumbers in right high corner But Lyx does not include the chapters, index. . Because you redefined the header lines in the way that they don't include any more the

Re: Question: making a custom Koma report with colors

On 04/08/2010 05:52 PM, Néstor wrote: Hi all, I'm trying to make a document with some colors, and it's a report, so I took a look at the Customization Manual of Lyx (chapter 5), and based my new style in Koma report. I have created a new sty file, named myreport.sty, and a new layout,

Re: Question: making a custom Koma report with colors

On 04/08/2010 05:52 PM, Néstor wrote: Hi all, I'm trying to make a document with some colors, and it's a report, so I took a look at the Customization Manual of Lyx (chapter 5), and based my new style in Koma report. I have created a new sty file, named myreport.sty, and a new layout,

Re: Question: making a custom Koma report with colors

On 04/08/2010 05:52 PM, Néstor wrote: Hi all, I'm trying to make a document with some colors, and it's a report, so I took a look at the Customization Manual of Lyx (chapter 5), and based my new style in Koma report. I have created a new sty file, named myreport.sty, and a new layout,

Re: Question on fonts of reference list and citations using jurabib

Hi Susanne, The style of the list of citations that appear at the end of your document can be customized by one of two options: 1. Changing BibTeX style file. 2. Using jurabib specific commands in your preamble. For option 1., click on the BibTeX Generated Bibliography in your LyX file,

Re: Question on fonts of reference list and citations using jurabib

Hi Susanne, The style of the list of citations that appear at the end of your document can be customized by one of two options: 1. Changing BibTeX style file. 2. Using jurabib specific commands in your preamble. For option 1., click on the BibTeX Generated Bibliography in your LyX file,

Re: Question on fonts of reference list and citations using jurabib

Hi Susanne, The style of the list of citations that appear at the end of your document can be customized by one of two options: 1. Changing BibTeX style file. 2. Using jurabib specific commands in your preamble. For option 1., click on the "BibTeX Generated Bibliography" in your LyX file,

Re: question about family fonts

I have Debian Lenny with Tex-Live. I chose Libertine. I download the zip file from CTAN and put files in dir tree and run texhash. For TeX font installing under Debian, see:    file:/usr/share/doc/tex-common/TeX-on-Debian.html/ch4.html#s-sec-font-installation I hope this helps.

Re: question about family fonts

I have Debian Lenny with Tex-Live. I chose Libertine. I download the zip file from CTAN and put files in dir tree and run texhash. For TeX font installing under Debian, see:    file:/usr/share/doc/tex-common/TeX-on-Debian.html/ch4.html#s-sec-font-installation I hope this helps.

Re: question about family fonts

> > I have Debian Lenny with Tex-Live. > > I chose Libertine. > > > I download the zip file from CTAN and put files in dir > tree and run texhash. > > For TeX font installing under Debian, see: >    file:/usr/share/doc/tex-common/TeX-on-Debian.html/ch4.html#s-sec-font-installation > I hope this

Re: question about family fonts

On 2010-01-28, Marcelo Acuña wrote: I have Debian Lenny with Tex-Live. I chose Libertine. I download the zip file from CTAN and put files in dir tree and run texhash. For TeX font installing under Debian, see:

Re: question about family fonts

On 2010-01-28, Marcelo Acuña wrote: I have Debian Lenny with Tex-Live. I chose Libertine. I download the zip file from CTAN and put files in dir tree and run texhash. For TeX font installing under Debian, see:

Re: question about family fonts

On 2010-01-28, Marcelo Acuña wrote: > I have Debian Lenny with Tex-Live. > I chose Libertine. > I download the zip file from CTAN and put files in dir tree and run texhash. For TeX font installing under Debian, see:

Re: question about family fonts

Three simple steps: * Open the document in LyX and set DocumentSettingsFonts to [Default]. * find a font in the font catalogue (http://www.tug.dk/FontCatalogue/) * Copy the Usage line(s) to DocumentSettingsLaTeX preamble This assumes that the font in question is installed in your

Re: question about family fonts

Three simple steps: * Open the document in LyX and set DocumentSettingsFonts to [Default]. * find a font in the font catalogue (http://www.tug.dk/FontCatalogue/) * Copy the Usage line(s) to DocumentSettingsLaTeX preamble This assumes that the font in question is installed in your

Re: question about family fonts

> Three simple steps: > > * Open the document in LyX and set > Document>Settings>Fonts to [Default]. > > * find a font in the font catalogue (http://www.tug.dk/FontCatalogue/) > > * Copy the Usage line(s) to Document>Settings>LaTeX > preamble > > > This assumes that the font in question is

Re: question about family fonts

On 2010-01-23, Marcelo Acuña wrote: Thanks Guenter, but, lamentably for me, to include fonts to the Lyx is an unattainable art. Marcelo Three simple steps: * Open the document in LyX and set DocumentSettingsFonts to [Default]. * find a font in the font catalogue

Re: question about family fonts

On 2010-01-23, Marcelo Acuña wrote: Thanks Guenter, but, lamentably for me, to include fonts to the Lyx is an unattainable art. Marcelo Three simple steps: * Open the document in LyX and set DocumentSettingsFonts to [Default]. * find a font in the font catalogue

Re: question about family fonts

On 2010-01-23, Marcelo Acuña wrote: > Thanks Guenter, but, lamentably for me, to include fonts to the Lyx is > an unattainable art. Marcelo Three simple steps: * Open the document in LyX and set Document>Settings>Fonts to [Default]. * find a font in the font catalogue

Re: question about family fonts

If I choose Times Roman for roman font, what font I must to choose for sans serif font If I want to obtain an aesthetically coherent aspect? Linux Libertine is a very nice replacement for Times. It's also quite narrow, so it's perfect for a two-column layout. And it comes with a

Re: question about family fonts

If I choose Times Roman for roman font, what font I must to choose for sans serif font If I want to obtain an aesthetically coherent aspect? Linux Libertine is a very nice replacement for Times. It's also quite narrow, so it's perfect for a two-column layout. And it comes with a

Re: question about family fonts

> If I choose Times Roman for roman font, what font I must to choose for sans > serif font If I want to obtain an aesthetically coherent aspect? Linux Libertine is a very nice replacement for Times. It's also quite narrow, so it's perfect for a two-column layout. And it comes with a

Re: question about family fonts

  If I choose Times Roman for roman font, what font I must to choose for sans serif font If I want to obtain an aesthetically coherent aspect? ... There is no definitive answer to this question, as there is no Times Sans. It depends on what you are after. The most used choice is a

Re: question about family fonts

  If I choose Times Roman for roman font, what font I must to choose for sans serif font If I want to obtain an aesthetically coherent aspect? ... There is no definitive answer to this question, as there is no Times Sans. It depends on what you are after. The most used choice is a

Re: question about family fonts

> >>>  If I choose Times Roman for roman font, > what font I must to choose for sans serif font If I > want to obtain an aesthetically coherent aspect? > ... > There is no definitive answer to this question, as there is > no "Times Sans". It depends on what you are after. > The most used

Re: question about family fonts

On 2010-01-21, Marcelo Acuña wrote:   If I choose Times Roman for roman font, what font I must to choose for sans serif font If I want to obtain an aesthetically coherent aspect? ... There is no definitive answer to this question, as there is no Times Sans. It depends on what you are after.

Re: question about family fonts

On 2010-01-21, Marcelo Acuña wrote:   If I choose Times Roman for roman font, what font I must to choose for sans serif font If I want to obtain an aesthetically coherent aspect? ... There is no definitive answer to this question, as there is no Times Sans. It depends on what you are after.

Re: question about family fonts

On 2010-01-21, Marcelo Acuña wrote: >>>  If I choose Times Roman for roman font, what >>> font I must to choose for sans serif font If I want to >>> obtain an aesthetically coherent aspect? ... There is no definitive answer to this question, as there is no "Times Sans". It depends on what you are

Re: question about family fonts

  If I choose Times Roman for roman font, what font I must to choose for sans serif font If I want to obtain an aesthetically coherent aspect? Times is a font designed for newspapers (New York Times). Its glyphs are therefore thinner with less space between them. When you want to write a

Re: question about family fonts

  If I choose Times Roman for roman font, what font I must to choose for sans serif font If I want to obtain an aesthetically coherent aspect? Times is a font designed for newspapers (New York Times). Its glyphs are therefore thinner with less space between them. When you want to write a

Re: question about family fonts

>>  If I choose Times Roman for roman font, what >> font I must to choose for sans serif font If I want to >> obtain an aesthetically coherent aspect? > Times is a font designed for newspapers (New York Times). > Its glyphs are therefore thinner with less space between > them. When you want to

Re: question about family fonts

Marcelo Acuña schrieb: If I choose Times Roman for roman font, what font I must to choose for sans serif font If I want to obtain an aesthetically coherent aspect? Times is a font designed for newspapers (New York Times). Its glyphs are therefore thinner with less space between them. When

Re: question about family fonts

Marcelo Acuña schrieb: If I choose Times Roman for roman font, what font I must to choose for sans serif font If I want to obtain an aesthetically coherent aspect? Times is a font designed for newspapers (New York Times). Its glyphs are therefore thinner with less space between them. When

Re: question about family fonts

Marcelo Acuña schrieb: If I choose Times Roman for roman font, what font I must to choose for sans serif font If I want to obtain an aesthetically coherent aspect? Times is a font designed for newspapers (New York Times). Its glyphs are therefore thinner with less space between them. When

Re: Question on latext2html conversion of tables

Ross Moore (Maths dept, McQuarrie University) had fixed the bug in latex2html which was bodging tables. Unfortunately this fix was not carried through into some Linux distros. Current and recent versions of OpenSUSE have incorporated the fix into their downloads. The fix is quite simple and

Re: Question on latext2html conversion of tables

Ross Moore (Maths dept, McQuarrie University) had fixed the bug in latex2html which was bodging tables. Unfortunately this fix was not carried through into some Linux distros. Current and recent versions of OpenSUSE have incorporated the fix into their downloads. The fix is quite simple and

Re: Question on latext2html conversion of tables

Ross Moore (Maths dept, McQuarrie University) had fixed the bug in latex2html which was bodging tables. Unfortunately this fix was not carried through into some Linux distros. Current and recent versions of OpenSUSE have incorporated the fix into their downloads. The fix is quite simple and

Re: question about multiple files for a book

Manolo Martí­nez wrote: I use Linux, yes. If you could provide that script, or a pointer where to find it, it would be great :) lyx -e text your_master.lyx wc -w your_master.txt pavel

Re: question about multiple files for a book

Pavel Sanda wrote: Manolo Martí­nez wrote: I use Linux, yes. If you could provide that script, or a pointer where to find it, it would be great :) lyx -e text your_master.lyx wc -w your_master.txt even more elaborate, make a script.sh: lyx -e text $1 xmessage File has `wc -w

Re: question about multiple files for a book

On Saturday 09 January 2010 12:19:38 Pavel Sanda wrote: Manolo Martí­nez wrote: I use Linux, yes. If you could provide that script, or a pointer where to find it, it would be great :) lyx -e text your_master.lyx wc -w your_master.txt pavel Yeah, that's better than my way for several

Re: question about multiple files for a book

Of course, convert to txt and then count. That makes sense :) Pavel Sanda escribió: Pavel Sanda wrote: Manolo Martí­nez wrote: I use Linux, yes. If you could provide that script, or a pointer where to find it, it would be great :) lyx -e text your_master.lyx wc -w

Re: question about multiple files for a book

Manolo Martí­nez wrote: I use Linux, yes. If you could provide that script, or a pointer where to find it, it would be great :) lyx -e text your_master.lyx wc -w your_master.txt pavel

Re: question about multiple files for a book

Pavel Sanda wrote: Manolo Martí­nez wrote: I use Linux, yes. If you could provide that script, or a pointer where to find it, it would be great :) lyx -e text your_master.lyx wc -w your_master.txt even more elaborate, make a script.sh: lyx -e text $1 xmessage File has `wc -w

Re: question about multiple files for a book

On Saturday 09 January 2010 12:19:38 Pavel Sanda wrote: Manolo Martí­nez wrote: I use Linux, yes. If you could provide that script, or a pointer where to find it, it would be great :) lyx -e text your_master.lyx wc -w your_master.txt pavel Yeah, that's better than my way for several

Re: question about multiple files for a book

Of course, convert to txt and then count. That makes sense :) Pavel Sanda escribió: Pavel Sanda wrote: Manolo Martí­nez wrote: I use Linux, yes. If you could provide that script, or a pointer where to find it, it would be great :) lyx -e text your_master.lyx wc -w

Re: question about multiple files for a book

Manolo Martí­nez wrote: > I use Linux, yes. If you could provide that script, or a pointer where to > find it, it would be great :) lyx -e text your_master.lyx wc -w your_master.txt pavel

Re: question about multiple files for a book

Pavel Sanda wrote: > Manolo Martí­nez wrote: > > I use Linux, yes. If you could provide that script, or a pointer where to > > find it, it would be great :) > > lyx -e text your_master.lyx > wc -w your_master.txt even more elaborate, make a script.sh: lyx -e text "$1" xmessage File has `wc -w

Re: question about multiple files for a book

On Saturday 09 January 2010 12:19:38 Pavel Sanda wrote: > Manolo Martí­nez wrote: > > I use Linux, yes. If you could provide that script, or a pointer where to > > find it, it would be great :) > > lyx -e text your_master.lyx > wc -w your_master.txt > > pavel Yeah, that's better than my way for

Re: question about multiple files for a book

Of course, convert to txt and then count. That makes sense :) Pavel Sanda escribió: Pavel Sanda wrote: Manolo Martí­nez wrote: I use Linux, yes. If you could provide that script, or a pointer where to find it, it would be great :) lyx -e text your_master.lyx wc -w

Re: question about multiple files for a book

I'm working with a long document in multiple files, and I can tell you that most things do work very well: * Labels from any file may be used everywhere * You only need to include the bibliography once, etc. About ortography, I guess one of the points of having multiple files is being able to

Re: question about multiple files for a book

On Friday 08 January 2010 10:18:14 Marcelo Acuña wrote: Hello, I have a 35 words book Dang dude, that's awesome. What is that, 1200 pages? and I want to know what I win and that I lose if I change one file to multiple files? I am thinking to make the change due to the delays in

Re: question about multiple files for a book

On Friday 08 January 2010 10:22:38 Manolo Martí­nez wrote: About ortography, I guess one of the points of having multiple files is being able to do this kind of comprobations part by part; I agree with you that word count is a problem, though. If you're using any UNIX based operating system,

Re: question about multiple files for a book

I use Linux, yes. If you could provide that script, or a pointer where to find it, it would be great :) Manolo Steve Litt escribió: On Friday 08 January 2010 10:22:38 Manolo Martí­nez wrote: About ortography, I guess one of the points of having multiple files is being able to do this

Re: question about multiple files for a book

I'm working with a long document in multiple files, and I can tell you that most things do work very well: * Labels from any file may be used everywhere * You only need to include the bibliography once, etc. About ortography, I guess one of the points of having multiple files is being

Re: question about multiple files for a book

I'm working with a long document in multiple files, and I can tell you that most things do work very well: * Labels from any file may be used everywhere * You only need to include the bibliography once, etc. About ortography, I guess one of the points of having multiple files is being able to

Re: question about multiple files for a book

On Friday 08 January 2010 10:18:14 Marcelo Acuña wrote: Hello, I have a 35 words book Dang dude, that's awesome. What is that, 1200 pages? and I want to know what I win and that I lose if I change one file to multiple files? I am thinking to make the change due to the delays in

Re: question about multiple files for a book

On Friday 08 January 2010 10:22:38 Manolo Martí­nez wrote: About ortography, I guess one of the points of having multiple files is being able to do this kind of comprobations part by part; I agree with you that word count is a problem, though. If you're using any UNIX based operating system,

Re: question about multiple files for a book

I use Linux, yes. If you could provide that script, or a pointer where to find it, it would be great :) Manolo Steve Litt escribió: On Friday 08 January 2010 10:22:38 Manolo Martí­nez wrote: About ortography, I guess one of the points of having multiple files is being able to do this

Re: question about multiple files for a book

I'm working with a long document in multiple files, and I can tell you that most things do work very well: * Labels from any file may be used everywhere * You only need to include the bibliography once, etc. About ortography, I guess one of the points of having multiple files is being

Re: question about multiple files for a book

I'm working with a long document in multiple files, and I can tell you that most things do work very well: * Labels from any file may be used everywhere * You only need to include the bibliography once, etc. About ortography, I guess one of the points of having multiple files is being able to

Re: question about multiple files for a book

On Friday 08 January 2010 10:18:14 Marcelo Acuña wrote: > Hello, > I have a 35 words book Dang dude, that's awesome. What is that, 1200 pages? > and I want to know what I win and that I lose > if I change one file to multiple files? I am thinking to make the change > due to the delays

Re: question about multiple files for a book

On Friday 08 January 2010 10:22:38 Manolo Martí­nez wrote: > About ortography, I guess one of the points of having multiple files is > being able to do this kind of comprobations part by part; I agree with > you that word count is a problem, though. If you're using any UNIX based operating

Re: question about multiple files for a book

I use Linux, yes. If you could provide that script, or a pointer where to find it, it would be great :) Manolo Steve Litt escribió: On Friday 08 January 2010 10:22:38 Manolo Martí­nez wrote: About ortography, I guess one of the points of having multiple files is being able to do this

Re: question about multiple files for a book

> I'm working with a long document in > multiple files, and I can tell you > that most things do work very well: > > * Labels from any file may be used everywhere > * You only need to include the bibliography once, > etc. > > About ortography, I guess one of the points of having > multiple

Re: Question integrating elyxer into LyX

Uwe Stöhr wrote: Olivier Ripoll schrieb: 0.38 seems to have the same bug as 0.37 on my machine: it does not copy the images to the html folder anymore. You need LyX 1.6.5 for this feature. I've just installed it and images are absent also with 1.6.5. There is nothing in the release notes

Re: Question integrating elyxer into LyX

Uwe Stöhr wrote: 0.38 seems to have the same bug as 0.37 on my machine: it does not copy the images to the html folder anymore. Perhaps you should wait for 0.39 ? The html seems to get copied correctly for me on my test LyX documents; it just does not get copied for the UserGuide. But I

Re: Question integrating elyxer into LyX

I've just installed it and images are absent also with 1.6.5. There is nothing in the release notes of elyxer that says it needs 1.6.5 by the way. Copying the images worked perfectly well with 1.6.4 up to elyxer 0.36. Oops. Please ignore my last post; I just noticed you were referring to

Re: Question integrating elyxer into LyX

The problem you have is that your system action for python files is to open them in notepad++. I have the same, esp. since I do not have python installed on my machine. What happens if you add python to the path (the system one, not the lyx one) ? To go around this issue (which

Re: Question integrating elyxer into LyX

Ken wrote: The problem you have is that your system action for python files is to open them in notepad++. I have the same, esp. since I do not have python installed on my machine. What happens if you add python to the path (the system one, not the lyx one) ? To go around this issue (which

Re: Question integrating elyxer into LyX

Hi, On Tue, Dec 8, 2009 at 11:58 AM, Olivier Ripoll durocortorum73-gm...@yahoo.fr wrote: I have been communicating with email with Alex successfully in the past months (image size has not been a bed of roses since 0.34) and it has always productive. I'm not really willing to open yet-another

Re: Question integrating elyxer into LyX

Olivier Ripoll schrieb: You need LyX 1.6.5 for this feature. I've just installed it and images are absent also with 1.6.5. You installed LyX 1.6.5 using my Windows installer? If so what exactly doesn't work? You don't see images in the HTML when exporting or also when only viewing as HTML?

Re: Question integrating elyxer into LyX

Ken schrieb: The html seems to get copied correctly for me on my test LyX documents; it just does not get copied for the UserGuide. But I believe this is because I do not have write permissions to the UserGuide folder as I am running LyX as a XP Limited User. Yes, in this case the images

Re: Question integrating elyxer into LyX

Uwe Stöhr wrote: Olivier Ripoll schrieb: You need LyX 1.6.5 for this feature. I've just installed it and images are absent also with 1.6.5. You installed LyX 1.6.5 using my Windows installer? yes. I unsinstalled my 1.6.4 (including prefs) and installed 1.6.5. Then I re-customised it in my

Re: Question integrating elyxer into LyX

On Tue, Dec 8, 2009 at 5:33 PM, Uwe Stöhr uwesto...@web.de wrote: The html seems to get copied correctly for me on my test LyX documents; it just does not get copied for the UserGuide.  But I believe this is because I do not have write permissions to the UserGuide folder as I am running LyX

Re: Question integrating elyxer into LyX

Uwe Stöhr wrote: Olivier Ripoll schrieb: 0.38 seems to have the same bug as 0.37 on my machine: it does not copy the images to the html folder anymore. You need LyX 1.6.5 for this feature. I've just installed it and images are absent also with 1.6.5. There is nothing in the release notes

Re: Question integrating elyxer into LyX

Uwe Stöhr wrote: 0.38 seems to have the same bug as 0.37 on my machine: it does not copy the images to the html folder anymore. Perhaps you should wait for 0.39 ? The html seems to get copied correctly for me on my test LyX documents; it just does not get copied for the UserGuide. But I

Re: Question integrating elyxer into LyX

I've just installed it and images are absent also with 1.6.5. There is nothing in the release notes of elyxer that says it needs 1.6.5 by the way. Copying the images worked perfectly well with 1.6.4 up to elyxer 0.36. Oops. Please ignore my last post; I just noticed you were referring to

Re: Question integrating elyxer into LyX

The problem you have is that your system action for python files is to open them in notepad++. I have the same, esp. since I do not have python installed on my machine. What happens if you add python to the path (the system one, not the lyx one) ? To go around this issue (which

Re: Question integrating elyxer into LyX

Ken wrote: The problem you have is that your system action for python files is to open them in notepad++. I have the same, esp. since I do not have python installed on my machine. What happens if you add python to the path (the system one, not the lyx one) ? To go around this issue (which

Re: Question integrating elyxer into LyX

Hi, On Tue, Dec 8, 2009 at 11:58 AM, Olivier Ripoll durocortorum73-gm...@yahoo.fr wrote: I have been communicating with email with Alex successfully in the past months (image size has not been a bed of roses since 0.34) and it has always productive. I'm not really willing to open yet-another

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