Re: Problem with table....
On 04/19/2017 02:27 AM, Frederick FN Noronha फ्रेड्रिक नोरोन्या *فريدريك نورونيا wrote: Thank you so much, Paul. That was so helpful. If you don't mind me asking an elementary question -- how does one make the 'language' usage consistent throughout a file? We're one of the few serious publishing houses (doing 12-16 books a year) that uses Lyx for all its typesetting. Based in Goa, India. Would really appreciate any help or pointers from anyone on how to make our books more neat looking, specially with attractive chapter pages. Thanks, Frederick Founder and Editor http://goa1556.in Frederick, (Please bottom-post when using the lists.) I don't use multiple languages myself, so I can only speculate. The first thing I would try would be to select all the text (ctrl-A with the CUI key bindings) and then click the text style tool bar button and change the "Language:" field to either the language I wanted or "Reset". Cheers, Paul On 3 April 2017 at 09:04, Paul A. Rubin> wrote: On 04/02/2017 06:13 PM, Frederick FN Noronha फ्रेड्रिक नोरोन्या *فريدريك نورونيا wrote: Dear all: I seem to be having a problem in generating a PDF of the table attached, and it throws up repeated error messages saying: QUOTE *Paragraph ended before \foreignlanguage was completed* *Missing { inserted* * * *I suspect you've forgotten a `}', causing me to apply this* *control sequence to too much text. How can we recover?* *My plan is to forget the whole thing and hope for the best.* UNQUOTE Could you please tell me what could be the matter? Many thanks, FN -- You seem to have a mix of "English" and "English (UK)" (or "British") in the tables, and switching to British triggers the error message. The version I've attached, in which I switched it all to "English (UK)" (which matches the document language setting), compiles for me. I don't know why the language switching runs afoul of paragraph breaks inside table cells. HTH, Paul
Re: Problem with table....
Thank you so much, Paul. That was so helpful. If you don't mind me asking an elementary question -- how does one make the 'language' usage consistent throughout a file? We're one of the few serious publishing houses (doing 12-16 books a year) that uses Lyx for all its typesetting. Based in Goa, India. Would really appreciate any help or pointers from anyone on how to make our books more neat looking, specially with attractive chapter pages. Thanks, Frederick Founder and Editor http://goa1556.in On 3 April 2017 at 09:04, Paul A. Rubinwrote: > On 04/02/2017 06:13 PM, Frederick FN Noronha फ्रेड्रिक नोरोन्या *فريدريك > نورونيا wrote: > > Dear all: > > I seem to be having a problem in generating a PDF of the table attached, > and it throws up repeated error messages saying: > > QUOTE > *Paragraph ended before \foreignlanguage was completed* > *Missing { inserted* > > *I suspect you've forgotten a `}', causing me to apply this* > > *control sequence to too much text. How can we recover?* > > *My plan is to forget the whole thing and hope for the best.* > > UNQUOTE > > > Could you please tell me what could be the matter? > > > Many thanks, FN > > > -- > _/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/ > _/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/ > _/ > _/ Frederick Noronha http://about.me/noronhafrederick http://goa1556.in > _/ P +91-832-2409490 M 9822122436 Twitter @fn Fcbk:fredericknoronha > _/ Hear Goa,1556 shared audio content at https://archive.org/details/ > goa1556 > _/ > _/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/ > _/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/ > > You seem to have a mix of "English" and "English (UK)" (or "British") in > the tables, and switching to British triggers the error message. The > version I've attached, in which I switched it all to "English (UK)" (which > matches the document language setting), compiles for me. I don't know why > the language switching runs afoul of paragraph breaks inside table cells. > > HTH, > Paul > > -- _/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/ _/ _/ Frederick Noronha http://about.me/noronhafrederick http://goa1556.in _/ P +91-832-2409490 M 9822122436 Twitter @fn Fcbk:fredericknoronha _/ Hear Goa,1556 shared audio content at https://archive.org/details/goa1556 _/ _/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/
Re: problem with table and figure caption, and bibliography
2010/4/10 mara.44 mara...@gmail.com: hi, i'm writing my master thesis using lyx and i have a small problems i already found how to change table name to polish tablica, but what i still don't know is how to change fontsize of caption. e.g. i have a table with caption: Table 2.1 bla bla The only thing i can change is the size of the bla bla part of caption, while Table 2.1 stays in default size. Changing size of whole captions should be done by passing option small into package caption, like: \usepackage[small]{caption} But I do not know currently how to properly call it from LyX - passing as global document option is not safe, as this name is common for most packages. -- Manveru jabber: manv...@manveru.pl gg: 1624001 http://www.manveru.pl
Re: problem with table and figure caption, and bibliography
mara.44 mara...@... writes: when i put few references together in one place i get something like this: [101, 102, 103, 104, 105] is there any way to change it (automatically) into [101-105]? and also in my thesis, according to my university standards, bibliography must be a separate enumerated chapter, so after the basic part of my thesis i put chapter: 6 Bibliography and then i insert bibliography. The problem is that in pdf it doesn't look good, as lyx creates something that looks like this: new page Chapter 6 Bibligraphy new page Bibliography [1] bla [2] bla bla is there any way to change it so it would look like this: new page Chapter 6 Bibliography [1] bla [2] bla bla This can do the job: in LyX, before the Bibliography environment, add the command \renewcommand{\bibname}{Chapter 6 Bibliography} or, if you want a line break \renewcommand{\bibname}{Chapter 6 \\Bibliography} in TeX code. But this way has a handicap, if a new chapter is added later, the number '6' must be changed manually. Perhaps there is a better way. Regards Ignacio Garcia
Re: problem with table and figure caption, and bibliography
2010/4/10 mara.44 mara...@gmail.com: hi, i'm writing my master thesis using lyx and i have a small problems i already found how to change table name to polish tablica, but what i still don't know is how to change fontsize of caption. e.g. i have a table with caption: Table 2.1 bla bla The only thing i can change is the size of the bla bla part of caption, while Table 2.1 stays in default size. Changing size of whole captions should be done by passing option small into package caption, like: \usepackage[small]{caption} But I do not know currently how to properly call it from LyX - passing as global document option is not safe, as this name is common for most packages. -- Manveru jabber: manv...@manveru.pl gg: 1624001 http://www.manveru.pl
Re: problem with table and figure caption, and bibliography
mara.44 mara...@... writes: when i put few references together in one place i get something like this: [101, 102, 103, 104, 105] is there any way to change it (automatically) into [101-105]? and also in my thesis, according to my university standards, bibliography must be a separate enumerated chapter, so after the basic part of my thesis i put chapter: 6 Bibliography and then i insert bibliography. The problem is that in pdf it doesn't look good, as lyx creates something that looks like this: new page Chapter 6 Bibligraphy new page Bibliography [1] bla [2] bla bla is there any way to change it so it would look like this: new page Chapter 6 Bibliography [1] bla [2] bla bla This can do the job: in LyX, before the Bibliography environment, add the command \renewcommand{\bibname}{Chapter 6 Bibliography} or, if you want a line break \renewcommand{\bibname}{Chapter 6 \\Bibliography} in TeX code. But this way has a handicap, if a new chapter is added later, the number '6' must be changed manually. Perhaps there is a better way. Regards Ignacio Garcia
Re: problem with table and figure caption, and bibliography
2010/4/10 mara.44: > > hi, > > i'm writing my master thesis using lyx and i have a small problems > > i already found how to change table name to polish tablica, but what i still > don't know is how to change fontsize of caption. e.g. i have a table with > caption: > > Table 2.1 bla bla > > The only thing i can change is the size of the bla bla part of caption, > while Table 2.1 stays in default size. > Changing size of whole captions should be done by passing option "small" into package "caption", like: \usepackage[small]{caption} But I do not know currently how to properly call it from LyX - passing as global document option is not safe, as this name is common for most packages. -- Manveru jabber: manv...@manveru.pl gg: 1624001 http://www.manveru.pl
Re: problem with table and figure caption, and bibliography
mara.44writes: > > when i put few references together in one place i get something like this: > [101, 102, 103, 104, 105] is there any way to change it (automatically) into > [101-105]? > > and also in my thesis, according to my university standards, bibliography > must be a separate enumerated chapter, so after the basic part of my thesis > i put chapter: 6 Bibliography and then i insert bibliography. The problem is > that in pdf it doesn't look good, as lyx creates something that looks like > this: > > new page > > Chapter 6 > Bibligraphy > > new page > > Bibliography > > [1] bla > [2] bla bla > > is there any way to change it so it would look like this: > > new page > > Chapter 6 > Bibliography > > [1] bla > [2] bla bla This can do the job: in LyX, before the Bibliography environment, add the command \renewcommand{\bibname}{Chapter 6 Bibliography} or, if you want a line break \renewcommand{\bibname}{Chapter 6 \\Bibliography} in TeX code. But this way has a handicap, if a new chapter is added later, the number '6' must be changed manually. Perhaps there is a better way. Regards Ignacio Garcia
problem with table and figure caption, and bibliography
hi, i'm writing my master thesis using lyx and i have a small problems i already found how to change table name to polish tablica, but what i still don't know is how to change fontsize of caption. e.g. i have a table with caption: Table 2.1 bla bla The only thing i can change is the size of the bla bla part of caption, while Table 2.1 stays in default size. The next problem is with bibliography when i put few references together in one place i get something like this: [101, 102, 103, 104, 105] is there any way to change it (automatically) into [101-105]? and also in my thesis, according to my university standards, bibliography must be a separate enumerated chapter, so after the basic part of my thesis i put chapter: 6 Bibliography and then i insert bibliography. The problem is that in pdf it doesn't look good, as lyx creates something that looks like this: new page Chapter 6 Bibligraphy new page Bibliography [1] bla [2] bla bla is there any way to change it so it would look like this: new page Chapter 6 Bibliography [1] bla [2] bla bla -- View this message in context: http://n2.nabble.com/problem-with-table-and-figure-caption-and-bibliography-tp4882963p4882963.html Sent from the LyX - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
problem with table and figure caption, and bibliography
hi, i'm writing my master thesis using lyx and i have a small problems i already found how to change table name to polish tablica, but what i still don't know is how to change fontsize of caption. e.g. i have a table with caption: Table 2.1 bla bla The only thing i can change is the size of the bla bla part of caption, while Table 2.1 stays in default size. The next problem is with bibliography when i put few references together in one place i get something like this: [101, 102, 103, 104, 105] is there any way to change it (automatically) into [101-105]? and also in my thesis, according to my university standards, bibliography must be a separate enumerated chapter, so after the basic part of my thesis i put chapter: 6 Bibliography and then i insert bibliography. The problem is that in pdf it doesn't look good, as lyx creates something that looks like this: new page Chapter 6 Bibligraphy new page Bibliography [1] bla [2] bla bla is there any way to change it so it would look like this: new page Chapter 6 Bibliography [1] bla [2] bla bla -- View this message in context: http://n2.nabble.com/problem-with-table-and-figure-caption-and-bibliography-tp4882963p4882963.html Sent from the LyX - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
problem with table and figure caption, and bibliography
hi, i'm writing my master thesis using lyx and i have a small problems i already found how to change table name to polish tablica, but what i still don't know is how to change fontsize of caption. e.g. i have a table with caption: Table 2.1 bla bla The only thing i can change is the size of the bla bla part of caption, while Table 2.1 stays in default size. The next problem is with bibliography when i put few references together in one place i get something like this: [101, 102, 103, 104, 105] is there any way to change it (automatically) into [101-105]? and also in my thesis, according to my university standards, bibliography must be a separate enumerated chapter, so after the basic part of my thesis i put chapter: 6 Bibliography and then i insert bibliography. The problem is that in pdf it doesn't look good, as lyx creates something that looks like this: new page Chapter 6 Bibligraphy new page Bibliography [1] bla [2] bla bla is there any way to change it so it would look like this: new page Chapter 6 Bibliography [1] bla [2] bla bla -- View this message in context: http://n2.nabble.com/problem-with-table-and-figure-caption-and-bibliography-tp4882963p4882963.html Sent from the LyX - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
Re: Problem with table format
Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote: I can see how to respond to the two questions regarding my original post, but I don't see how to respond and also include attachments as requested so my apologies for starting a new thread. In any case this comes from the class. Switching to article fixes the issue. It might be some APA-specific trick. After a closer look at the class, I believe that this is intentional: * the extra cell is reserved for the table note, if it is inserted like this (not natively supported by LyX): \begin{tabular}{c} \hline A B C D E\tabularnewline \hline F\tabfnm{1} G H I J\tabularnewline \hline \tabfnt{1}{Note text} \end{tabular} * APA discourages the use of vertical table lines. Without vertical lines, the extra row just comes out as extra space, which might be intended as well. Jürgen
Re: Problem with table format
Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote: I can see how to respond to the two questions regarding my original post, but I don't see how to respond and also include attachments as requested so my apologies for starting a new thread. In any case this comes from the class. Switching to article fixes the issue. It might be some APA-specific trick. After a closer look at the class, I believe that this is intentional: * the extra cell is reserved for the table note, if it is inserted like this (not natively supported by LyX): \begin{tabular}{c} \hline A B C D E\tabularnewline \hline F\tabfnm{1} G H I J\tabularnewline \hline \tabfnt{1}{Note text} \end{tabular} * APA discourages the use of vertical table lines. Without vertical lines, the extra row just comes out as extra space, which might be intended as well. Jürgen
Re: Problem with table format
Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote: > > I can see how to respond to the two questions regarding my original post, > > but I don't see how to respond and also include attachments as requested > > so my apologies for starting a new thread. > > In any case this comes from the class. Switching to article fixes the > issue. > > It might be some APA-specific trick. After a closer look at the class, I believe that this is intentional: * the extra cell is reserved for the table note, if it is inserted like this (not natively supported by LyX): \begin{tabular}{c} \hline A & B & C & D & E\tabularnewline \hline F\tabfnm{1} & G & H & I & J\tabularnewline \hline \tabfnt{1}{Note text} \end{tabular} * APA discourages the use of vertical table lines. Without vertical lines, the extra row just comes out as extra space, which might be intended as well. Jürgen
Re: Problem with table format
On Dec 3, 2009, at 9:32 PM, bur...@caltech.edu bur...@caltech.edu wrote: I have Lyx version 1.6.4.1 on a mac running os x version 10.5.8 and am a new user of the Lyx application. I am having problems with the format of a simple table when I generate a pdf file. Specifically, I get part of an extra cell attached to the bottom-left corner of the table I create. The partial extra cell does not exist in the table I created in the Lyx document itself, it only exists in the pdf or dvi file I generate from it. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated in helping me determine what I am doing wrong. It might help if you post a simple example illustrating the problem.
Re: Problem with table format
bur...@caltech.edu schrieb: I have Lyx version 1.6.4.1 on a mac running os x version 10.5.8 and am a new user of the Lyx application. I am having problems with the format of a simple table when I generate a pdf file. Can you please provide a _small_ LyX example file to be able to have a closer look? regards Uwe
Problem with table format
I can see how to respond to the two questions regarding my original post, but I don't see how to respond and also include attachments as requested so my apologies for starting a new thread. Here is the lyx document and also the resulting pdf document. Sincerely, Rick tables_test.lyx Description: Binary data tables_test.pdf Description: Adobe PDF document
Re: Problem with table format
burnes wrote: I can see how to respond to the two questions regarding my original post, but I don't see how to respond and also include attachments as requested so my apologies for starting a new thread. In any case this comes from the class. Switching to article fixes the issue. It might be some APA-specific trick. Jürgen
Re: Problem with table format
On Dec 3, 2009, at 9:32 PM, bur...@caltech.edu bur...@caltech.edu wrote: I have Lyx version 1.6.4.1 on a mac running os x version 10.5.8 and am a new user of the Lyx application. I am having problems with the format of a simple table when I generate a pdf file. Specifically, I get part of an extra cell attached to the bottom-left corner of the table I create. The partial extra cell does not exist in the table I created in the Lyx document itself, it only exists in the pdf or dvi file I generate from it. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated in helping me determine what I am doing wrong. It might help if you post a simple example illustrating the problem.
Re: Problem with table format
bur...@caltech.edu schrieb: I have Lyx version 1.6.4.1 on a mac running os x version 10.5.8 and am a new user of the Lyx application. I am having problems with the format of a simple table when I generate a pdf file. Can you please provide a _small_ LyX example file to be able to have a closer look? regards Uwe
Problem with table format
I can see how to respond to the two questions regarding my original post, but I don't see how to respond and also include attachments as requested so my apologies for starting a new thread. Here is the lyx document and also the resulting pdf document. Sincerely, Rick tables_test.lyx Description: Binary data tables_test.pdf Description: Adobe PDF document
Re: Problem with table format
burnes wrote: I can see how to respond to the two questions regarding my original post, but I don't see how to respond and also include attachments as requested so my apologies for starting a new thread. In any case this comes from the class. Switching to article fixes the issue. It might be some APA-specific trick. Jürgen
Re: Problem with table format
On Dec 3, 2009, at 9:32 PM,wrote: > I have Lyx version 1.6.4.1 on a mac running os x version 10.5.8 and am a > new user of the Lyx application. I am having problems with the format of > a simple table when I generate a pdf file. Specifically, I get part of an > extra cell attached to the bottom-left corner of the table I create. The > partial extra cell does not exist in the table I created in the Lyx > document itself, it only exists in the pdf or dvi file I generate from it. > Any assistance would be greatly appreciated in helping me determine what > I am doing wrong. > It might help if you post a simple example illustrating the problem.
Re: Problem with table format
bur...@caltech.edu schrieb: I have Lyx version 1.6.4.1 on a mac running os x version 10.5.8 and am a new user of the Lyx application. I am having problems with the format of a simple table when I generate a pdf file. Can you please provide a _small_ LyX example file to be able to have a closer look? regards Uwe
Problem with table format
I can see how to respond to the two questions regarding my original post, but I don't see how to respond and also include attachments as requested so my apologies for starting a new thread. Here is the lyx document and also the resulting pdf document. Sincerely, Rick tables_test.lyx Description: Binary data tables_test.pdf Description: Adobe PDF document
Re: Problem with table format
burnes wrote: > I can see how to respond to the two questions regarding my original post, > but I don't see how to respond and also include attachments as requested > so my apologies for starting a new thread. In any case this comes from the class. Switching to article fixes the issue. It might be some APA-specific trick. Jürgen
Problem with table format
I have Lyx version 1.6.4.1 on a mac running os x version 10.5.8 and am a new user of the Lyx application. I am having problems with the format of a simple table when I generate a pdf file. Specifically, I get part of an extra cell attached to the bottom-left corner of the table I create. The partial extra cell does not exist in the table I created in the Lyx document itself, it only exists in the pdf or dvi file I generate from it. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated in helping me determine what I am doing wrong. Sincerely, Rick
Problem with table format
I have Lyx version 1.6.4.1 on a mac running os x version 10.5.8 and am a new user of the Lyx application. I am having problems with the format of a simple table when I generate a pdf file. Specifically, I get part of an extra cell attached to the bottom-left corner of the table I create. The partial extra cell does not exist in the table I created in the Lyx document itself, it only exists in the pdf or dvi file I generate from it. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated in helping me determine what I am doing wrong. Sincerely, Rick
Problem with table format
I have Lyx version 1.6.4.1 on a mac running os x version 10.5.8 and am a new user of the Lyx application. I am having problems with the format of a simple table when I generate a pdf file. Specifically, I get part of an extra cell attached to the bottom-left corner of the table I create. The partial extra cell does not exist in the table I created in the Lyx document itself, it only exists in the pdf or dvi file I generate from it. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated in helping me determine what I am doing wrong. Sincerely, Rick
Problem with table
Hello, I have a problem to build a table with different rows in the columns. For Example: I have 4 rows and 2 columns. How is it possible to merge the 4 rows in the first column? Or something else to get the text in the first column centered vertically? The rows in the second column should be untouched and with lines because I need the partitioning there. The only way I know to manage this problem works with an odd number of rows: For example if I have 3 rows, I just write in the second row and delete the lines over and below it. So the text in the first column is centered vertically. Of course this doesn't work with an even number of rows :( Any hints to solve this problem? (I bet that it's simple, but I don't understand :) ) Greets
Re: Problem with table
On Aug 14, 2009, at 4:37 AM, Matthias Bußjäger wrote: Hello, I have a problem to build a table with different rows in the columns. For Example: I have 4 rows and 2 columns. How is it possible to merge the 4 rows in the first column? Or something else to get the text in the first column centered vertically? The rows in the second column should be untouched and with lines because I need the partitioning there. The only way I know to manage this problem works with an odd number of rows: For example if I have 3 rows, I just write in the second row and delete the lines over and below it. So the text in the first column is centered vertically. Of course this doesn't work with an even number of rows :( Any hints to solve this problem? (I bet that it's simple, but I don't understand :) ) I suggest that you read the user manual. Specifically, the Embedded Objects manual, which describes how to do what you are asking.
Problem with table
Hello, I have a problem to build a table with different rows in the columns. For Example: I have 4 rows and 2 columns. How is it possible to merge the 4 rows in the first column? Or something else to get the text in the first column centered vertically? The rows in the second column should be untouched and with lines because I need the partitioning there. The only way I know to manage this problem works with an odd number of rows: For example if I have 3 rows, I just write in the second row and delete the lines over and below it. So the text in the first column is centered vertically. Of course this doesn't work with an even number of rows :( Any hints to solve this problem? (I bet that it's simple, but I don't understand :) ) Greets
Re: Problem with table
On Aug 14, 2009, at 4:37 AM, Matthias Bußjäger wrote: Hello, I have a problem to build a table with different rows in the columns. For Example: I have 4 rows and 2 columns. How is it possible to merge the 4 rows in the first column? Or something else to get the text in the first column centered vertically? The rows in the second column should be untouched and with lines because I need the partitioning there. The only way I know to manage this problem works with an odd number of rows: For example if I have 3 rows, I just write in the second row and delete the lines over and below it. So the text in the first column is centered vertically. Of course this doesn't work with an even number of rows :( Any hints to solve this problem? (I bet that it's simple, but I don't understand :) ) I suggest that you read the user manual. Specifically, the Embedded Objects manual, which describes how to do what you are asking.
Problem with table
Hello, I have a problem to build a table with different rows in the columns. For Example: I have 4 rows and 2 columns. How is it possible to merge the 4 rows in the first column? Or something else to get the text in the first column centered vertically? The rows in the second column should be untouched and with lines because I need the partitioning there. The only way I know to manage this problem works with an odd number of rows: For example if I have 3 rows, I just write in the second row and delete the lines over and below it. So the text in the first column is centered vertically. Of course this doesn't work with an even number of rows :( Any hints to solve this problem? (I bet that it's simple, but I don't understand :) ) Greets
Re: Problem with table
On Aug 14, 2009, at 4:37 AM, Matthias Bußjäger wrote: Hello, I have a problem to build a table with different rows in the columns. For Example: I have 4 rows and 2 columns. How is it possible to merge the 4 rows in the first column? Or something else to get the text in the first column centered vertically? The rows in the second column should be untouched and with lines because I need the partitioning there. The only way I know to manage this problem works with an odd number of rows: For example if I have 3 rows, I just write in the second row and delete the lines over and below it. So the text in the first column is centered vertically. Of course this doesn't work with an even number of rows :( Any hints to solve this problem? (I bet that it's simple, but I don't understand :) ) I suggest that you read the user manual. Specifically, the "Embedded Objects" manual, which describes how to do what you are asking.
Re: LYX problem: Formatting table
rgheck wrote: Rasheda Khanam wrote: Hi How could I accommodate the attached table in one page (without page number entering in the table)? or How could I insert a break that will transfer the table in two pages? I think the answer is that you should use longtable. See the Embedded Objects manual for info. Yes, longtable is the only sane way to have a table split over two (or more) pages. One can make two tables instead, but the problem with that is that it is hard to change the split when editing the document. A longtable adjusts automatically. Alternatively, if the table fits on a page but the page number gets into it, put an ERT with \thispagestyle{empty} somewhere, so the page will be unnumbered. But note that it won't look good in a two-sided layout, as the table extends way below the bottom margin of the facing page. Helge Hafting
Re: LYX problem: Formatting table
rgheck wrote: Rasheda Khanam wrote: Hi How could I accommodate the attached table in one page (without page number entering in the table)? or How could I insert a break that will transfer the table in two pages? I think the answer is that you should use longtable. See the Embedded Objects manual for info. Yes, longtable is the only sane way to have a table split over two (or more) pages. One can make two tables instead, but the problem with that is that it is hard to change the split when editing the document. A longtable adjusts automatically. Alternatively, if the table fits on a page but the page number gets into it, put an ERT with \thispagestyle{empty} somewhere, so the page will be unnumbered. But note that it won't look good in a two-sided layout, as the table extends way below the bottom margin of the facing page. Helge Hafting
Re: LYX problem: Formatting table
rgheck wrote: Rasheda Khanam wrote: Hi How could I accommodate the attached table in one page (without page number entering in the table)? or How could I insert a break that will transfer the table in two pages? I think the answer is that you should use longtable. See the Embedded Objects manual for info. Yes, longtable is the only sane way to have a table split over two (or more) pages. One can make two tables instead, but the problem with that is that it is hard to change the split when editing the document. A longtable adjusts automatically. Alternatively, if the table fits on a page but the page number gets into it, put an ERT with \thispagestyle{empty} somewhere, so the page will be unnumbered. But note that it won't look good in a two-sided layout, as the table extends way below the bottom margin of the facing page. Helge Hafting
Re: LYX problem: Formatting table
Rasheda Khanam wrote: Hi How could I accommodate the attached table in one page (without page number entering in the table)? or How could I insert a break that will transfer the table in two pages? I think the answer is that you should use longtable. See the Embedded Objects manual for info. rh
Re: LYX problem: Formatting table
Rasheda Khanam wrote: Hi How could I accommodate the attached table in one page (without page number entering in the table)? or How could I insert a break that will transfer the table in two pages? I think the answer is that you should use longtable. See the Embedded Objects manual for info. rh
Re: LYX problem: Formatting table
Rasheda Khanam wrote: Hi How could I accommodate the attached table in one page (without page number entering in the table)? or How could I insert a break that will transfer the table in two pages? I think the answer is that you should use longtable. See the Embedded Objects manual for info. rh
Problem with Table inserted in Lyx document with LaTex code
Hi, I tried to insert the table as a Tex code. The table works fine but that table can't be cross-referred in the Lyx document. Does anybody know a way out for this problem? Regards, Tariq Abdullah Looking for a deal? Find great prices on flights and hotels with Yahoo! FareChase. http://farechase.yahoo.com/
Problem with Table inserted in Lyx document with LaTex code
Hi, I tried to insert the table as a Tex code. The table works fine but that table can't be cross-referred in the Lyx document. Does anybody know a way out for this problem? Regards, Tariq Abdullah Looking for a deal? Find great prices on flights and hotels with Yahoo! FareChase. http://farechase.yahoo.com/
Problem with Table inserted in Lyx document with LaTex code
Hi, I tried to insert the table as a Tex code. The table works fine but that table can't be cross-referred in the Lyx document. Does anybody know a way out for this problem? Regards, Tariq Abdullah Looking for a deal? Find great prices on flights and hotels with Yahoo! FareChase. http://farechase.yahoo.com/
Re: Problem with table and paranthesis wn Lyx 1.4pre2
Marius Ionescu wrote: I am using Lyx1.4pre2 with the qt frontend on Ubuntu 5.04. It behaves strange when, in the math mode (display), I want to insert a two-by-two matrix and then I select it and try to insert parenthesis to the left and right (a matrix). After I press the insert button (for parenthesis), the matrix becomes a 1X2 matrix (it erases on row). Hello Marius, this is a known bug, a fix has already been proposed. Thanks for reporting. Jürgen
Re: Problem with table and paranthesis wn Lyx 1.4pre2
Marius Ionescu wrote: I am using Lyx1.4pre2 with the qt frontend on Ubuntu 5.04. It behaves strange when, in the math mode (display), I want to insert a two-by-two matrix and then I select it and try to insert parenthesis to the left and right (a matrix). After I press the insert button (for parenthesis), the matrix becomes a 1X2 matrix (it erases on row). Hello Marius, this is a known bug, a fix has already been proposed. Thanks for reporting. Jürgen
Re: Problem with table and paranthesis wn Lyx 1.4pre2
Marius Ionescu wrote: > I am using Lyx1.4pre2 with the qt frontend on Ubuntu 5.04. It behaves > strange when, in the math mode (display), I want to insert a two-by-two > matrix and then I select it and try to insert parenthesis to the left and > right (a matrix). After I press the insert button (for parenthesis), the > matrix becomes a 1X2 matrix (it erases on row). Hello Marius, this is a known bug, a fix has already been proposed. Thanks for reporting. Jürgen
Problem with table and paranthesis wn Lyx 1.4pre2
Hi. I am using Lyx1.4pre2 with the qt frontend on Ubuntu 5.04. It behaves strange when, in the math mode (display), I want to insert a two-by-two matrix and then I select it and try to insert parenthesis to the left and right (a matrix). After I press the insert button (for parenthesis), the matrix becomes a 1X2 matrix (it erases on row). Regards, Marius
Problem with table and paranthesis wn Lyx 1.4pre2
Hi. I am using Lyx1.4pre2 with the qt frontend on Ubuntu 5.04. It behaves strange when, in the math mode (display), I want to insert a two-by-two matrix and then I select it and try to insert parenthesis to the left and right (a matrix). After I press the insert button (for parenthesis), the matrix becomes a 1X2 matrix (it erases on row). Regards, Marius
Problem with table and paranthesis wn Lyx 1.4pre2
Hi. I am using Lyx1.4pre2 with the qt frontend on Ubuntu 5.04. It behaves strange when, in the math mode (display), I want to insert a two-by-two matrix and then I select it and try to insert parenthesis to the left and right (a matrix). After I press the insert button (for parenthesis), the matrix becomes a 1X2 matrix (it erases on row). Regards, Marius
Problem with table layout
Hello, I have created a table with two columns, and inserted text. A preview shows me, the text of the columns only in one line, so I don't see all the text. How can I use multiple lines in one column, or should I use linebreaks? Thanks, Christian
Re: Problem with table layout
Invisible Person wrote: Hello, I have created a table with two columns, and inserted text. A preview shows me, the text of the columns only in one line, so I don't see all the text. How can I use multiple lines in one column, or should I use linebreaks? Thanks, Christian Right click the table and, in the pop-up dialog, set a fixed width for the column. This is a LaTeX limitation, not a LyX issue. -- Paul
Problem with table layout
Hello, I have created a table with two columns, and inserted text. A preview shows me, the text of the columns only in one line, so I don't see all the text. How can I use multiple lines in one column, or should I use linebreaks? Thanks, Christian
Re: Problem with table layout
Invisible Person wrote: Hello, I have created a table with two columns, and inserted text. A preview shows me, the text of the columns only in one line, so I don't see all the text. How can I use multiple lines in one column, or should I use linebreaks? Thanks, Christian Right click the table and, in the pop-up dialog, set a fixed width for the column. This is a LaTeX limitation, not a LyX issue. -- Paul
Problem with table layout
Hello, I have created a table with two columns, and inserted text. A preview shows me, the text of the columns only in one line, so I don't see all the text. How can I use multiple lines in one column, or should I use linebreaks? Thanks, Christian
Re: Problem with table layout
Invisible Person wrote: Hello, I have created a table with two columns, and inserted text. A preview shows me, the text of the columns only in one line, so I don't see all the text. How can I use multiple lines in one column, or should I use linebreaks? Thanks, Christian Right click the table and, in the pop-up dialog, set a fixed width for the column. This is a LaTeX limitation, not a LyX issue. -- Paul
problem with table of contents and document language.
I get some errors trying to view in dvi a document -article- in spanish. If I change the language to english the problem disappears. The problem happens after introducing a table of contents. The error appears before the title of the article. the error message is: Improper alphabetic constant. ...NO VERTE JES\'US\char '\@umlaut {} }{3} A one-character control sequence belongs after a ' mark. So I'm essentially inserting \0 here. I am using the final lyx-1.1.5
Re: problem with table of contents and document language.
"Jacobo" == Jacobo Myerston [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Jacobo I get some errors trying to view in dvi a document -article- Jacobo in spanish. If I change the language to english the problem Jacobo disappears. The problem happens after introducing a table of Jacobo contents. The error appears before the title of the article. Jacobo the error message is: Jacobo Improper alphabetic constant. ...NO VERTE JES\'US\char Jacobo '\@umlaut {} }{3} A one-character control sequence belongs Jacobo after a ' mark. So I'm essentially inserting \0 here. This is probably a problem with spanish.sty redefining ~ (protected space) to an accent macro. I do not know what correct fix we could use... Could you try adding \noextrasspanish in your LaTeX preamble? JMarc
problem with table of contents and document language.
I get some errors trying to view in dvi a document -article- in spanish. If I change the language to english the problem disappears. The problem happens after introducing a table of contents. The error appears before the title of the article. the error message is: Improper alphabetic constant. ...NO VERTE JES\'US\char '\@umlaut {} }{3} A one-character control sequence belongs after a ' mark. So I'm essentially inserting \0 here. I am using the final lyx-1.1.5
Re: problem with table of contents and document language.
"Jacobo" == Jacobo Myerston [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Jacobo I get some errors trying to view in dvi a document -article- Jacobo in spanish. If I change the language to english the problem Jacobo disappears. The problem happens after introducing a table of Jacobo contents. The error appears before the title of the article. Jacobo the error message is: Jacobo Improper alphabetic constant. ...NO VERTE JES\'US\char Jacobo '\@umlaut {} }{3} A one-character control sequence belongs Jacobo after a ' mark. So I'm essentially inserting \0 here. This is probably a problem with spanish.sty redefining ~ (protected space) to an accent macro. I do not know what correct fix we could use... Could you try adding \noextrasspanish in your LaTeX preamble? JMarc
problem with table of contents and document language.
I get some errors trying to view in dvi a document -article- in spanish. If I change the language to english the problem disappears. The problem happens after introducing a table of contents. The error appears before the title of the article. the error message is: Improper alphabetic constant. ...NO VERTE JES\'US\char '\@umlaut {} }{3} A one-character control sequence belongs after a ' mark. So I'm essentially inserting \0 here. I am using the final lyx-1.1.5
Re: problem with table of contents and document language.
> "Jacobo" == Jacobo Myerston <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: Jacobo> I get some errors trying to view in dvi a document -article- Jacobo> in spanish. If I change the language to english the problem Jacobo> disappears. The problem happens after introducing a table of Jacobo> contents. The error appears before the title of the article. Jacobo> the error message is: Jacobo> Improper alphabetic constant. ...NO VERTE JES\'US\char Jacobo> '\@umlaut {} }{3} A one-character control sequence belongs Jacobo> after a ' mark. So I'm essentially inserting \0 here. This is probably a problem with spanish.sty redefining ~ (protected space) to an accent macro. I do not know what correct fix we could use... Could you try adding \noextrasspanish in your LaTeX preamble? JMarc
Re: Problem with Table copy
"Jerry" == Jerry Yuan [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Jerry Hi there, Just found that it doen't work properly to copy a Jerry table with column control like "@{}c". The control will appear Jerry in the column width option in the copied table. Jerry Again, the defined column width will not be copied to a new Jerry table. Jerry Has anyone report it before? Jerry Thanks, Jerry Jerry Jerry PS: LyX 1.0.3/Solaris2.4 This has already been fixed in cvs. So it should work in next preversion. JMarc
Re: Problem with Table copy
"Jerry" == Jerry Yuan [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Jerry Hi there, Just found that it doen't work properly to copy a Jerry table with column control like "@{}c". The control will appear Jerry in the column width option in the copied table. Jerry Again, the defined column width will not be copied to a new Jerry table. Jerry Has anyone report it before? Jerry Thanks, Jerry Jerry Jerry PS: LyX 1.0.3/Solaris2.4 This has already been fixed in cvs. So it should work in next preversion. JMarc
Re: Problem with Table copy
> "Jerry" == Jerry Yuan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: Jerry> Hi there, Just found that it doen't work properly to copy a Jerry> table with column control like "@{}c". The control will appear Jerry> in the column width option in the copied table. Jerry> Again, the defined column width will not be copied to a new Jerry> table. Jerry> Has anyone report it before? Jerry> Thanks, Jerry> Jerry Jerry> PS: LyX 1.0.3/Solaris2.4 This has already been fixed in cvs. So it should work in next preversion. JMarc