LyX like LaTeXiT?
Is there any possibility to use LyX just as a tool to generate equations to be included in Keynote? I am using LaTeXiT for this scope, but there you have to type the LaTeX commands (and I am using LyX just to avoid it). Best regards Giorgio Zavarise
Re: LyX like LaTeXiT?
On Oct 22, 2008, at 8:09 PM, Giorgio Zavarise wrote: Is there any possibility to use LyX just as a tool to generate equations to be included in Keynote? I am using LaTeXiT for this scope, but there you have to type the LaTeX commands (and I am using LyX just to avoid it). You can copy an equation from Lyx and paste it into Latexit and you will get the latex code. Then typeset and paste into keynote. It would be nice if you could do it in one step, but I think that would require an alteration to keynote.
LyX like LaTeXiT?
Is there any possibility to use LyX just as a tool to generate equations to be included in Keynote? I am using LaTeXiT for this scope, but there you have to type the LaTeX commands (and I am using LyX just to avoid it). Best regards Giorgio Zavarise
Re: LyX like LaTeXiT?
On Oct 22, 2008, at 8:09 PM, Giorgio Zavarise wrote: Is there any possibility to use LyX just as a tool to generate equations to be included in Keynote? I am using LaTeXiT for this scope, but there you have to type the LaTeX commands (and I am using LyX just to avoid it). You can copy an equation from Lyx and paste it into Latexit and you will get the latex code. Then typeset and paste into keynote. It would be nice if you could do it in one step, but I think that would require an alteration to keynote.
LyX like LaTeXiT?
Is there any possibility to use LyX just as a tool to generate equations to be included in Keynote? I am using LaTeXiT for this scope, but there you have to type the LaTeX commands (and I am using LyX just to avoid it). Best regards Giorgio Zavarise
Re: LyX like LaTeXiT?
On Oct 22, 2008, at 8:09 PM, Giorgio Zavarise wrote: Is there any possibility to use LyX just as a tool to generate equations to be included in Keynote? I am using LaTeXiT for this scope, but there you have to type the LaTeX commands (and I am using LyX just to avoid it). You can copy an equation from Lyx and paste it into Latexit and you will get the latex code. Then typeset and paste into keynote. It would be nice if you could do it in one step, but I think that would require an alteration to keynote.
