WRB - No More Questions, For Now
To all of you, I must say that I get lots of good advice, even from you Uwe. Two problems I have in the short term. One is time, and the other is eyesight problems. I need the quick answers now in order to meet the submission deadline. Turn-around from journal rejection to conference acceptance is, in this case, exceptionally short. So, my time to learn is quite limited. This is compounded by a current issue of cataracts, which does somewhat limit my eyesight. Hence, my leaning a bit on your knowledgeable shoulders. My hope is that in return the group has gotten a different perspective than the usual encounter with a LyX/La/TeX newbie. LyX is a wonderful product. I now understand how to properly crop and place figures, how to control the page of their printing, how they are anchored to text, think that a visual cropping tool is needed, etc. Sometimes the TeXcode works, and sometimes it doesn't. Don't really understand the meta relationship between plain TeX and the TeXmath, and only somewhat get the hierarchical relationship between TeX and LaTeX, and by extension, LyX. However, all that will come, and I will indeed be more diligent in reading the documentation, just as soon as the paper is out. One more week, maybe two. I think that I can finish with what I know, and ask the journal editor (he's running the conference as well) to do any tweaking when I have problems. I have learned a lot y'all. Thanks. wrb PS - Though reading is difficult, I am a touch typist.
WRB - No More Questions, For Now
To all of you, I must say that I get lots of good advice, even from you Uwe. Two problems I have in the short term. One is time, and the other is eyesight problems. I need the quick answers now in order to meet the submission deadline. Turn-around from journal rejection to conference acceptance is, in this case, exceptionally short. So, my time to learn is quite limited. This is compounded by a current issue of cataracts, which does somewhat limit my eyesight. Hence, my leaning a bit on your knowledgeable shoulders. My hope is that in return the group has gotten a different perspective than the usual encounter with a LyX/La/TeX newbie. LyX is a wonderful product. I now understand how to properly crop and place figures, how to control the page of their printing, how they are anchored to text, think that a visual cropping tool is needed, etc. Sometimes the TeXcode works, and sometimes it doesn't. Don't really understand the meta relationship between plain TeX and the TeXmath, and only somewhat get the hierarchical relationship between TeX and LaTeX, and by extension, LyX. However, all that will come, and I will indeed be more diligent in reading the documentation, just as soon as the paper is out. One more week, maybe two. I think that I can finish with what I know, and ask the journal editor (he's running the conference as well) to do any tweaking when I have problems. I have learned a lot y'all. Thanks. wrb PS - Though reading is difficult, I am a touch typist.
WRB - No More Questions, For Now
To all of you, I must say that I get lots of good advice, even from you Uwe. Two problems I have in the short term. One is time, and the other is eyesight problems. I need the quick answers now in order to meet the submission deadline. Turn-around from journal rejection to conference acceptance is, in this case, exceptionally short. So, my time to learn is quite limited. This is compounded by a current issue of cataracts, which does somewhat limit my eyesight. Hence, my leaning a bit on your knowledgeable shoulders. My hope is that in return the group has gotten a different perspective than the usual encounter with a LyX/La/TeX newbie. LyX is a wonderful product. I now understand how to properly crop and place figures, how to control the page of their printing, how they are anchored to text, think that a visual cropping tool is needed, etc. Sometimes the TeXcode works, and sometimes it doesn't. Don't really understand the meta relationship between plain TeX and the TeXmath, and only somewhat get the hierarchical relationship between TeX and LaTeX, and by extension, LyX. However, all that will come, and I will indeed be more diligent in reading the documentation, just as soon as the paper is out. One more week, maybe two. I think that I can finish with what I know, and ask the journal editor (he's running the conference as well) to do any tweaking when I have problems. I have learned a lot y'all. Thanks. wrb PS - Though reading is difficult, I am a touch typist.
