Hello all,
I have been working with lyx 1.4.4 in windows for more than a year and I always
have been able to solve the mistakes that the program presents.
But now, I have written more than 150 pages (in pdf) and I dont know what it's
happening. The window shows a mistake that I've captured to
NinaNutz [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
But now, I have written more than 150 pages (in pdf) and I dont know what it's
happening. The window shows a mistake that I've captured to show you...
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2055/2262086269_a7e9cfc1b1_o.png
The mistake is in the middle of the text
Jean-Marc Lasgouttes [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
OK, I'll bite: you have a graphics inset in your document that is not
in Standard environment, but Description environment.
What does it means? All the images are included as a floating, and then centered
with the parragraph configuration
NinaNutz [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
What does it means? All the images are included as a floating, and
then centered with the parragraph configuration (including the code
in the preamble doesn't works).
And all these images are in Standard layout?
I dont know if you are refering to that, but
NinaNutz schrieb:
But now, I have written more than 150 pages (in pdf) and I dont know what it's
happening. The window shows a mistake that I've captured to show you...
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2055/2262086269_a7e9cfc1b1_o.png
The second error message clearly states that you have a
Hi!
Sometimes I get some errors for which I do not exactly know where is the source. I use then a pragmatic approach to the problem: divide
and conquer. That is, I remove part of the document (e.g. put it inside a Note) and compile. If everything is ok, I know the problem is
within the removed
Nicolás wrote:
Hi!
Sometimes I get some errors for which I do not exactly know where is
the source. I use then a pragmatic approach to the problem: divide and
conquer. That is, I remove part of the document (e.g. put it inside a
Note) and compile. If everything is ok, I know the problem is
Thank you all,
I have solve the problems... The way to put out text inside a note is really a
good clue to find mistakes because in this way I dont need to delete nothing...
The first problem, exactly as you told me, it was because the image was inside a
format called parragraph, despite of I
NinaNutz schrieb:
The next problem was due to special characters introduced at JabRef and that lyx
couldn't support...
The problem is not LyX but BibTeX that doesn't support unicode.
The special character it was the name of an author, that I have change to solve
it... The name it was
Uwe Stöhr wrote:
NinaNutz schrieb:
The next problem was due to special characters introduced at JabRef
and that lyx
couldn't support...
The problem is not LyX but BibTeX that doesn't support unicode.
The special character it was the name of an author, that I have
change to solve
it... The
From: Nicolás [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: lyx-users@lists.lyx.org
Sent: Wednesday, February 13, 2008 6:59:43 AM
Subject: Re: odd mistake
Hi!
Sometimes I get some errors for which I do not exactly know where is the
source. I use then a pragmatic approach to the problem: divide
and conquer. That is, I
Hello all,
I have been working with lyx 1.4.4 in windows for more than a year and I always
have been able to solve the mistakes that the program presents.
But now, I have written more than 150 pages (in pdf) and I dont know what it's
happening. The window shows a mistake that I've captured to
NinaNutz [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
But now, I have written more than 150 pages (in pdf) and I dont know what it's
happening. The window shows a mistake that I've captured to show you...
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2055/2262086269_a7e9cfc1b1_o.png
The mistake is in the middle of the text
Jean-Marc Lasgouttes [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
OK, I'll bite: you have a graphics inset in your document that is not
in Standard environment, but Description environment.
What does it means? All the images are included as a floating, and then centered
with the parragraph configuration
NinaNutz [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
What does it means? All the images are included as a floating, and
then centered with the parragraph configuration (including the code
in the preamble doesn't works).
And all these images are in Standard layout?
I dont know if you are refering to that, but
NinaNutz schrieb:
But now, I have written more than 150 pages (in pdf) and I dont know what it's
happening. The window shows a mistake that I've captured to show you...
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2055/2262086269_a7e9cfc1b1_o.png
The second error message clearly states that you have a
Hi!
Sometimes I get some errors for which I do not exactly know where is the source. I use then a pragmatic approach to the problem: divide
and conquer. That is, I remove part of the document (e.g. put it inside a Note) and compile. If everything is ok, I know the problem is
within the removed
Nicolás wrote:
Hi!
Sometimes I get some errors for which I do not exactly know where is
the source. I use then a pragmatic approach to the problem: divide and
conquer. That is, I remove part of the document (e.g. put it inside a
Note) and compile. If everything is ok, I know the problem is
Thank you all,
I have solve the problems... The way to put out text inside a note is really a
good clue to find mistakes because in this way I dont need to delete nothing...
The first problem, exactly as you told me, it was because the image was inside a
format called parragraph, despite of I
NinaNutz schrieb:
The next problem was due to special characters introduced at JabRef and that lyx
couldn't support...
The problem is not LyX but BibTeX that doesn't support unicode.
The special character it was the name of an author, that I have change to solve
it... The name it was
Uwe Stöhr wrote:
NinaNutz schrieb:
The next problem was due to special characters introduced at JabRef
and that lyx
couldn't support...
The problem is not LyX but BibTeX that doesn't support unicode.
The special character it was the name of an author, that I have
change to solve
it... The
From: Nicolás [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: lyx-users@lists.lyx.org
Sent: Wednesday, February 13, 2008 6:59:43 AM
Subject: Re: odd mistake
Hi!
Sometimes I get some errors for which I do not exactly know where is the
source. I use then a pragmatic approach to the problem: divide
and conquer. That is, I
Hello all,
I have been working with lyx 1.4.4 in windows for more than a year and I always
have been able to solve the mistakes that the program presents.
But now, I have written more than 150 pages (in pdf) and I dont know what it's
happening. The window shows a mistake that I've captured to
NinaNutz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> But now, I have written more than 150 pages (in pdf) and I dont know what it's
> happening. The window shows a mistake that I've captured to show you...
>
> http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2055/2262086269_a7e9cfc1b1_o.png
>
> The mistake is in the middle of
Jean-Marc Lasgouttes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> OK, I'll bite: you have a graphics inset in your document that is not
> in Standard environment, but Description environment.
What does it means? All the images are included as a floating, and then centered
with the parragraph configuration
NinaNutz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> What does it means? All the images are included as a floating, and
> then centered with the parragraph configuration (including the code
> in the preamble doesn't works).
And all these images are in Standard layout?
> I dont know if you are refering to
NinaNutz schrieb:
But now, I have written more than 150 pages (in pdf) and I dont know what it's
happening. The window shows a mistake that I've captured to show you...
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2055/2262086269_a7e9cfc1b1_o.png
The second error message clearly states that you have a
Hi!
Sometimes I get some errors for which I do not exactly know where is the source. I use then a pragmatic approach to the problem: divide
and conquer. That is, I remove part of the document (e.g. put it inside a Note) and compile. If everything is ok, I know the problem is
within the removed
Nicolás wrote:
Hi!
Sometimes I get some errors for which I do not exactly know where is
the source. I use then a pragmatic approach to the problem: divide and
conquer. That is, I remove part of the document (e.g. put it inside a
Note) and compile. If everything is ok, I know the problem is
Thank you all,
I have solve the problems... The way to put out text inside a note is really a
good clue to find mistakes because in this way I dont need to delete nothing...
The first problem, exactly as you told me, it was because the image was inside a
format called parragraph, despite of I
NinaNutz schrieb:
The next problem was due to special characters introduced at JabRef and that lyx
couldn't support...
The problem is not LyX but BibTeX that doesn't support unicode.
The special character it was the name of an author, that I have change to solve
it... The name it was
Uwe Stöhr wrote:
NinaNutz schrieb:
The next problem was due to special characters introduced at JabRef
and that lyx
couldn't support...
The problem is not LyX but BibTeX that doesn't support unicode.
The special character it was the name of an author, that I have
change to solve
it... The
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From: Nicolás <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: lyx-users@lists.lyx.org
Sent: Wednesday, February 13, 2008 6:59:43 AM
Subject: Re: odd mistake
Hi!
Sometimes I get some errors for which I do not exactly know where is the
source. I use then a pragmatic approach to the problem: divide
and con
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