Re: I get only partial dvi/ps output
Christopher Jones wrote: For some reason I cannot generate complete output for one document in particular. If I print to file, view postscript or dvi, export to postscript or dvi, the displayed output stops at page four. If I view pdf or pdflatex, gs comes up, stopped at page four. If I view html, I get the complete document. which lyx version? I have tried other files, and they work just fine. I can't think of any changes I made to anything, which might account for this, and I don't really know how to track down the problem. I suppose it must be something to do with the dvi, since latex2html does its job. latex2html needs a tex-file, nothing more. it never makes a syntax check. therefore it's ok when you get all of your text converted. i suppose that there is a problem with latex behind your page four. have a look at your code in your lyx-file, if there is something like latex code, special commands, which can make trouble. Herbert -- http:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: I get only partial dvi/ps output
I'm using 1.1.6. The document was created in that version.
No figures in the document.
I haven't tried printing it on paper. I tried printing it to file and got the
same stuff, so I figured priting to paper would do the same as printing to file.
The line that ends page four is "...extrinsic denomination of existing in a
place. But this" and then it stops. I don't see anything in the code that could
be a mistake. But then I might just not know enough.
Also, I did try just copying the text into another document, in case something
had gotten corrupted. That didn't work either.
On Fri, 20 Apr 2001, you wrote:
On Thu, 19 Apr 2001 19:04:28 -0500 wrote Christopher Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
For some reason I cannot generate complete output for one document
in particular. If I print to file, view postscript or dvi, export to postscript
or dvi, the displayed output stops at page four. If I view pdf or pdflatex, gs
comes up, stopped at page four. If I view html, I get the complete document.
I have tried other files, and they work just fine. I can't think of any changes
I made to anything, which might account for this, and I don't really know how
to track down the problem. I suppose it must be something to do with the dvi,
since latex2html does its job.
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Re: I get only partial dvi/ps output
Christopher Jones wrote:
I'm using 1.1.6. The document was created in that version.
No figures in the document.
I haven't tried printing it on paper. I tried printing it to file and got the
same stuff, so I figured priting to paper would do the same as printing to file.
The line that ends page four is "...extrinsic denomination of existing in a
place. But this" and then it stops. I don't see anything in the code that could
be a mistake. But then I might just not know enough.
where can i get \usepackage{philabbrevs} or send it by private mail
to save bandwidth
Herbert
--
http:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: I get only partial dvi/ps output
Christopher Jones wrote:
I'm using 1.1.6. The document was created in that version.
No figures in the document.
I haven't tried printing it on paper. I tried printing it to file and got the
same stuff, so I figured priting to paper would do the same as printing to file.
The line that ends page four is "...extrinsic denomination of existing in a
place. But this" and then it stops. I don't see anything in the code that could
be a mistake. But then I might just not know enough.
Also, I did try just copying the text into another document, in case something
had gotten corrupted. That didn't work either.
ok, i got it.
as i said, it must be a problem on page 5
discrimination in bodies, nor could we ever explain the different
appearances we sense. \attrib{\cite[164]{ag}.
^^
a missing parenthesis ... :-)
Herbert
--
http:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: I get only partial dvi/ps output
Herbert Voss wrote:
appearances we sense. \attrib{\cite[164]{ag}.
^^
uups! not there, but here and the end of \attrib
\attrib{\cite[164]{ag}}
Herbert
--
http:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: I get only partial dvi/ps output
Christopher Jones wrote: For some reason I cannot generate complete output for one document in particular. If I print to file, view postscript or dvi, export to postscript or dvi, the displayed output stops at page four. If I view pdf or pdflatex, gs comes up, stopped at page four. If I view html, I get the complete document. which lyx version? I have tried other files, and they work just fine. I can't think of any changes I made to anything, which might account for this, and I don't really know how to track down the problem. I suppose it must be something to do with the dvi, since latex2html does its job. latex2html needs a tex-file, nothing more. it never makes a syntax check. therefore it's ok when you get all of your text converted. i suppose that there is a problem with latex behind your page four. have a look at your code in your lyx-file, if there is something like latex code, special commands, which can make trouble. Herbert -- http:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: I get only partial dvi/ps output
I'm using 1.1.6. The document was created in that version.
No figures in the document.
I haven't tried printing it on paper. I tried printing it to file and got the
same stuff, so I figured priting to paper would do the same as printing to file.
The line that ends page four is "...extrinsic denomination of existing in a
place. But this" and then it stops. I don't see anything in the code that could
be a mistake. But then I might just not know enough.
Also, I did try just copying the text into another document, in case something
had gotten corrupted. That didn't work either.
On Fri, 20 Apr 2001, you wrote:
On Thu, 19 Apr 2001 19:04:28 -0500 wrote Christopher Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
For some reason I cannot generate complete output for one document
in particular. If I print to file, view postscript or dvi, export to postscript
or dvi, the displayed output stops at page four. If I view pdf or pdflatex, gs
comes up, stopped at page four. If I view html, I get the complete document.
I have tried other files, and they work just fine. I can't think of any changes
I made to anything, which might account for this, and I don't really know how
to track down the problem. I suppose it must be something to do with the dvi,
since latex2html does its job.
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Though it is true that this section presents a largely, and perhaps even
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aim is more positive than just this.
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Though I profess dissagreement with both the interpretations I review, my
dissagreement is on different grounds with respect to each of them.
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Regarding Lodge's insterpretation, I consider my interpretation to be an
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Against these views, which I shall discuss following my discussion of the
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Re: I get only partial dvi/ps output
Christopher Jones wrote:
I'm using 1.1.6. The document was created in that version.
No figures in the document.
I haven't tried printing it on paper. I tried printing it to file and got the
same stuff, so I figured priting to paper would do the same as printing to file.
The line that ends page four is "...extrinsic denomination of existing in a
place. But this" and then it stops. I don't see anything in the code that could
be a mistake. But then I might just not know enough.
where can i get \usepackage{philabbrevs} or send it by private mail
to save bandwidth
Herbert
--
http:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: I get only partial dvi/ps output
Christopher Jones wrote:
I'm using 1.1.6. The document was created in that version.
No figures in the document.
I haven't tried printing it on paper. I tried printing it to file and got the
same stuff, so I figured priting to paper would do the same as printing to file.
The line that ends page four is "...extrinsic denomination of existing in a
place. But this" and then it stops. I don't see anything in the code that could
be a mistake. But then I might just not know enough.
Also, I did try just copying the text into another document, in case something
had gotten corrupted. That didn't work either.
ok, i got it.
as i said, it must be a problem on page 5
discrimination in bodies, nor could we ever explain the different
appearances we sense. \attrib{\cite[164]{ag}.
^^
a missing parenthesis ... :-)
Herbert
--
http:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: I get only partial dvi/ps output
Herbert Voss wrote:
appearances we sense. \attrib{\cite[164]{ag}.
^^
uups! not there, but here and the end of \attrib
\attrib{\cite[164]{ag}}
Herbert
--
http:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: I get only partial dvi/ps output
Christopher Jones wrote: > > For some reason I cannot generate complete output for one document > in particular. If I print to file, view postscript or dvi, export to postscript > or dvi, the displayed output stops at page four. If I view pdf or pdflatex, gs > comes up, stopped at page four. If I view html, I get the complete document. which lyx version? > I have tried other files, and they work just fine. I can't think of any changes > I made to anything, which might account for this, and I don't really know how > to track down the problem. I suppose it must be something to do with the dvi, > since latex2html does its job. latex2html needs a tex-file, nothing more. it never makes a syntax check. therefore it's ok when you get all of your text converted. i suppose that there is a problem with latex behind your page four. have a look at your code in your lyx-file, if there is something like latex code, special commands, which can make trouble. Herbert -- http:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: I get only partial dvi/ps output
I'm using 1.1.6. The document was created in that version.
No figures in the document.
I haven't tried printing it on paper. I tried printing it to file and got the
same stuff, so I figured priting to paper would do the same as printing to file.
The line that ends page four is "...extrinsic denomination of existing in a
place. But this" and then it stops. I don't see anything in the code that could
be a mistake. But then I might just not know enough.
Also, I did try just copying the text into another document, in case something
had gotten corrupted. That didn't work either.
On Fri, 20 Apr 2001, you wrote:
> On Thu, 19 Apr 2001 19:04:28 -0500 wrote Christopher Jones <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> > For some reason I cannot generate complete output for one document
> > in particular. If I print to file, view postscript or dvi, export to postscript
> > or dvi, the displayed output stops at page four. If I view pdf or pdflatex, gs
> > comes up, stopped at page four. If I view html, I get the complete document.
> >
> > I have tried other files, and they work just fine. I can't think of any changes
> > I made to anything, which might account for this, and I don't really know how
> > to track down the problem. I suppose it must be something to do with the dvi,
> > since latex2html does its job.
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Introduction
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The main thesis in
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and its transposition
\begin_inset Quotes erd
\end_inset
.
Though it is true that this section presents a largely, and perhaps even
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aim is more positive than just this.
\layout Standard
Though I profess dissagreement with both the interpretations I review, my
dissagreement is on different grounds with respect to each of them.
Regarding the Garber/Adams interpretation, I align myself with Lodge in
his criticisms.
Regarding Lodge's insterpretation, I consider my interpretation to be an
extension of and a further reflection on some of the hermaneutical issues
he raises at the conclusion of his paper which, though it does not consitute
a substantial disagreement, nevertheless places the argument in a slightly
different light.
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Division of the argument
\layout Standard
Both of the interpretations I review here understand Leibniz's argument
as primarily a negative one, primarily concerned to show up the Cartesian
notion of body as merely extended to be inadequate.
This is reflected in the divisions of the argument offered by its respective
commentators.
Against these views, which I shall discuss following my discussion of the
argument itself, I offer an interpretation recognizing one major division
in the section as a whole, the latter of which contains the thesis of the
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Sturm's Cartesian view of body
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cite[286]{Garber-CCL}
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On the one hand, he is committed to the essential passivity of matter (matter
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things in bodies, being only modifications of matter, would be essentially
passive.
\layout Enumerate
On the other hand, he is committed to a view of motion as consisting of
no more than the successive existence of the moving thing in different
Re: I get only partial dvi/ps output
Christopher Jones wrote:
>
> I'm using 1.1.6. The document was created in that version.
>
> No figures in the document.
>
> I haven't tried printing it on paper. I tried printing it to file and got the
> same stuff, so I figured priting to paper would do the same as printing to file.
>
> The line that ends page four is "...extrinsic denomination of existing in a
> place. But this" and then it stops. I don't see anything in the code that could
> be a mistake. But then I might just not know enough.
where can i get \usepackage{philabbrevs} or send it by private mail
to save bandwidth
Herbert
--
http:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: I get only partial dvi/ps output
Christopher Jones wrote:
>
> I'm using 1.1.6. The document was created in that version.
>
> No figures in the document.
>
> I haven't tried printing it on paper. I tried printing it to file and got the
> same stuff, so I figured priting to paper would do the same as printing to file.
>
> The line that ends page four is "...extrinsic denomination of existing in a
> place. But this" and then it stops. I don't see anything in the code that could
> be a mistake. But then I might just not know enough.
>
> Also, I did try just copying the text into another document, in case something
> had gotten corrupted. That didn't work either.
ok, i got it.
as i said, it must be a problem on page 5
discrimination in bodies, nor could we ever explain the different
appearances we sense. \attrib{\cite[164]{ag}.
^^
a missing parenthesis ... :-)
Herbert
--
http:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: I get only partial dvi/ps output
Herbert Voss wrote:
> appearances we sense. \attrib{\cite[164]{ag}.
> ^^
uups! not there, but here and the end of \attrib
\attrib{\cite[164]{ag}}
Herbert
--
http:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I get only partial dvi/ps output
For some reason I cannot generate complete output for one document in particular. If I print to file, view postscript or dvi, export to postscript or dvi, the displayed output stops at page four. If I view pdf or pdflatex, gs comes up, stopped at page four. If I view html, I get the complete document. I have tried other files, and they work just fine. I can't think of any changes I made to anything, which might account for this, and I don't really know how to track down the problem. I suppose it must be something to do with the dvi, since latex2html does its job. Any ideas?
I get only partial dvi/ps output
For some reason I cannot generate complete output for one document in particular. If I print to file, view postscript or dvi, export to postscript or dvi, the displayed output stops at page four. If I view pdf or pdflatex, gs comes up, stopped at page four. If I view html, I get the complete document. I have tried other files, and they work just fine. I can't think of any changes I made to anything, which might account for this, and I don't really know how to track down the problem. I suppose it must be something to do with the dvi, since latex2html does its job. Any ideas?
I get only partial dvi/ps output
For some reason I cannot generate complete output for one document in particular. If I print to file, view postscript or dvi, export to postscript or dvi, the displayed output stops at page four. If I view pdf or pdflatex, gs comes up, stopped at page four. If I view html, I get the complete document. I have tried other files, and they work just fine. I can't think of any changes I made to anything, which might account for this, and I don't really know how to track down the problem. I suppose it must be something to do with the dvi, since latex2html does its job. Any ideas?
