Dear everybody: Can I use the Lyx literate-book textclass to create a KOMA script book, rather than just a boring old book? For that matter, if one is using a literate-article textclass, isn't there a way to specify the *type* of article?
I realize I can output the tex file from the noweb document and change book to scrbook, but it seems like it should be easier. It this question clear? I want the tex file created by LyX to have "book" changed to "scrbook", as in this case: >From this: \batchmode \makeatletter \def\in...@path{{/tmp//}} \makeatother \documentclass[oneside,english]{scrbook} ... to this: \batchmode \makeatletter \def\in...@path{{/tmp//}} \makeatother \documentclass[oneside,english]{scrbook} ... Hmm. I've been looking at this quite a bit. Am I right in guessing that there's no way to customize a book (noweb) document inside the LyX document itself, but I can create a new layout file that changes the literate-book.layout from this: #% Do not delete the line below; configure depends on this # \DeclareLaTeXClass[book,noweb.sty]{book (Noweb)} to this: #% Do not delete the line below; configure depends on this # \DeclareLaTeXClass[scrbook,noweb.sty]{book (Noweb)} Supposing that is needed, can I ask a follow up question? Suppose a document has to be used by many people who do not have the customized layout file in their preferences folder. Is there a way that I could tell LyX to look for the layout file in the *same directory* as the LyX file and the figures and bibliography? If I could do that, users might actually be able to edit a document without customizing their layout collection. PJ -- Paul E. Johnson Professor, Political Science 1541 Lilac Lane, Room 504 University of Kansas