Am Dienstag, 5. Dezember 2006 23:50 schrieb Uwe Stöhr:
We are interested in every *.layout in order to make LyX attractive for
users. If you think that your layout is now stable enough for production
use, we could deliver it together with LyX. Are you interested in this?
Basically yes! We
Bennett == Bennett Helm [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Bennett This means something is going wrong with the interpretation
Bennett of the US keyboards. Any help from developers?
Do you have interesting output from the -dbg flags?
JMarc
Hello All,
I have been trying to install Lyx1.4.3 (released Oct 4) for windows for the
last two days, unfortunately after more than five attempts (install, uninstall,
reinstall) I still cannot launch Lyx application successfully. Here are my
installation steps:
- downloaded
I think we'll need a bit more information than that. You might start
with LyX version, operating system, what LaTeX distribution you use, and
precisely what happens when you try to use LyX.
/Paul
Sendig more info to the list
-- Forwarded Message --
Date: Thursday 07
On Dec 7, 2006, at 4:05 AM, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
Bennett == Bennett Helm [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Bennett This means something is going wrong with the interpretation
Bennett of the US keyboards. Any help from developers?
Do you have interesting output from the -dbg flags?
No, and
Hi:
I have a problem at spell-checking in Lyx-1.4.3 (qt front-end), that seems
related with the character encoding. Aspell continues using iso-8859-x, the
operating system, Mandriva2007, uses utf-8, and Lyx... well I am not sure. On
the other hand I use KDE, and the default locale is
Hi list,
on my IBM Lenove T60 i'm running lyx-1.4.2 under KDE-3.5.5.
LyX was generated using the gentoo lyx-1.4.2.ebuild with the flags
USE=X cjk cups gnome gtk nls qt3
The system is configured such that i can produce special letters like
€ å ç é è ê ñ
and so on.
This works in most applications
ty. 5. desember 2006 19:50 skreiv Ramon Flores:
Hi:
I have a problem at spell-checking in Lyx-1.4.3 (qt front-end), that seems
related with the character encoding. Aspell continues using iso-8859-x, the
operating system, Mandriva2007, uses utf-8, and Lyx... well I am not sure.
On the other
Hi
I downloaded and installed MikTex on Windows XP. After that I downloaded
the basic installer for Lyx 1.4 and had basically necessary components
installed as indicated by the installer wizard, this included the current
Miktex 2.5 that was used as the Latex base.
Initially I could open
I want two successive numbered definitions (using the definition environment)
in an AMS article. Lyx, however, insists on consolidating them into a single
definition. If I force some standard text between the two, then everything
works fine, but this is an awkward workaround. Does anyone know
You can just put some ERT there, too. Even a LaTeX comment: %whatever.
It's true that there should be a better way.
Richard
Adrian Robson wrote:
I want two successive numbered definitions (using the definition environment)
in an AMS article. Lyx, however, insists on consolidating them into
Is there any way in LyX to 'color' a table cell's background with a
grey pattern? I didn't find anything to this effect in the menu,
documentation and wiki. Perhaps a good soul would be kind enough to
indicate the appropriate LaTex command to use (if that's what's
needed)?
Thanks,
Stefano
On 6 Dec, 2006, at 3:39 PM, Bennett Helm wrote:
On Dec 6, 2006, at 3:40 PM, Maria Gouskova wrote:
On 12/6/06, Bruce Pourciau [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How do I get a letter like e or a with an accent? In other
applications it's option-e (together) then the letter, but that
doesn't give it to
Is there any way in LyX to 'color' a table cell's background with a
grey pattern? I didn't find anything to this effect in the menu,
documentation and wiki. Perhaps a good soul would be kind enough to
indicate the appropriate LaTex command to use (if that's what's
needed)?
On Thu, 7 Dec 2006 14:49:13 -0800
Adrian Robson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I want two successive numbered definitions (using the definition environment)
in an AMS article. Lyx, however, insists on consolidating them into a single
definition. If I force some standard text between the two,
On Dec 7, 2006, at 6:49 PM, Stefano Franchi wrote:
It has never worked for me either (Bennett, you may remember we
discussed this issue some time ago). I am on MacOs 10.3.9, and have
been using LyX since 1.3.5 or .6, I think. Never got the accents.
Notice that the accents work in the Qt
On Dec 7, 2006, at 5:20 PM, Bennett Helm wrote:
On Dec 7, 2006, at 6:49 PM, Stefano Franchi wrote:
It has never worked for me either (Bennett, you may remember we
discussed this issue some time ago). I am on MacOs 10.3.9, and
have been using LyX since 1.3.5 or .6, I think. Never got the
I'd like to try some different fonts with LyX, but if I add them to the
fonts directory (from my other Windows fonts directory), LyX doesn't
know they are there. The reason is that the output from LyX looks bad. I
mean there is something wrong with the way the font looks in the DVI or
ps file.
I'd like to try some different fonts with LyX, but if I add them to
the fonts directory (from my other Windows fonts directory), LyX
doesn't know they are there. The reason is that the output from LyX
looks bad. I mean there is something wrong with the way the font looks
in the DVI or ps file.
On Thu, 2006-12-07 at 22:23 -0500, shawn fitzgibbons wrote:
Doing a search online brings-up some obscure means of converting single
font files and adding something to the Latex preamble, but there has
to be an easier way.
Yes, there is...try to use xelatex engine instead of latex, i.e. you
Am Dienstag, 5. Dezember 2006 23:50 schrieb Uwe Stöhr:
We are interested in every *.layout in order to make LyX attractive for
users. If you think that your layout is now stable enough for production
use, we could deliver it together with LyX. Are you interested in this?
Basically yes! We
Bennett == Bennett Helm [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Bennett This means something is going wrong with the interpretation
Bennett of the US keyboards. Any help from developers?
Do you have interesting output from the -dbg flags?
JMarc
Hello All,
I have been trying to install Lyx1.4.3 (released Oct 4) for windows for the
last two days, unfortunately after more than five attempts (install, uninstall,
reinstall) I still cannot launch Lyx application successfully. Here are my
installation steps:
- downloaded
I think we'll need a bit more information than that. You might start
with LyX version, operating system, what LaTeX distribution you use, and
precisely what happens when you try to use LyX.
/Paul
Sendig more info to the list
-- Forwarded Message --
Date: Thursday 07
On Dec 7, 2006, at 4:05 AM, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
Bennett == Bennett Helm [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Bennett This means something is going wrong with the interpretation
Bennett of the US keyboards. Any help from developers?
Do you have interesting output from the -dbg flags?
No, and
Hi:
I have a problem at spell-checking in Lyx-1.4.3 (qt front-end), that seems
related with the character encoding. Aspell continues using iso-8859-x, the
operating system, Mandriva2007, uses utf-8, and Lyx... well I am not sure. On
the other hand I use KDE, and the default locale is
Hi list,
on my IBM Lenove T60 i'm running lyx-1.4.2 under KDE-3.5.5.
LyX was generated using the gentoo lyx-1.4.2.ebuild with the flags
USE=X cjk cups gnome gtk nls qt3
The system is configured such that i can produce special letters like
€ å ç é è ê ñ
and so on.
This works in most applications
ty. 5. desember 2006 19:50 skreiv Ramon Flores:
Hi:
I have a problem at spell-checking in Lyx-1.4.3 (qt front-end), that seems
related with the character encoding. Aspell continues using iso-8859-x, the
operating system, Mandriva2007, uses utf-8, and Lyx... well I am not sure.
On the other
Hi
I downloaded and installed MikTex on Windows XP. After that I downloaded
the basic installer for Lyx 1.4 and had basically necessary components
installed as indicated by the installer wizard, this included the current
Miktex 2.5 that was used as the Latex base.
Initially I could open
I want two successive numbered definitions (using the definition environment)
in an AMS article. Lyx, however, insists on consolidating them into a single
definition. If I force some standard text between the two, then everything
works fine, but this is an awkward workaround. Does anyone know
You can just put some ERT there, too. Even a LaTeX comment: %whatever.
It's true that there should be a better way.
Richard
Adrian Robson wrote:
I want two successive numbered definitions (using the definition environment)
in an AMS article. Lyx, however, insists on consolidating them into
Is there any way in LyX to 'color' a table cell's background with a
grey pattern? I didn't find anything to this effect in the menu,
documentation and wiki. Perhaps a good soul would be kind enough to
indicate the appropriate LaTex command to use (if that's what's
needed)?
Thanks,
Stefano
On 6 Dec, 2006, at 3:39 PM, Bennett Helm wrote:
On Dec 6, 2006, at 3:40 PM, Maria Gouskova wrote:
On 12/6/06, Bruce Pourciau [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How do I get a letter like e or a with an accent? In other
applications it's option-e (together) then the letter, but that
doesn't give it to
Is there any way in LyX to 'color' a table cell's background with a
grey pattern? I didn't find anything to this effect in the menu,
documentation and wiki. Perhaps a good soul would be kind enough to
indicate the appropriate LaTex command to use (if that's what's
needed)?
On Thu, 7 Dec 2006 14:49:13 -0800
Adrian Robson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I want two successive numbered definitions (using the definition environment)
in an AMS article. Lyx, however, insists on consolidating them into a single
definition. If I force some standard text between the two,
On Dec 7, 2006, at 6:49 PM, Stefano Franchi wrote:
It has never worked for me either (Bennett, you may remember we
discussed this issue some time ago). I am on MacOs 10.3.9, and have
been using LyX since 1.3.5 or .6, I think. Never got the accents.
Notice that the accents work in the Qt
On Dec 7, 2006, at 5:20 PM, Bennett Helm wrote:
On Dec 7, 2006, at 6:49 PM, Stefano Franchi wrote:
It has never worked for me either (Bennett, you may remember we
discussed this issue some time ago). I am on MacOs 10.3.9, and
have been using LyX since 1.3.5 or .6, I think. Never got the
I'd like to try some different fonts with LyX, but if I add them to the
fonts directory (from my other Windows fonts directory), LyX doesn't
know they are there. The reason is that the output from LyX looks bad. I
mean there is something wrong with the way the font looks in the DVI or
ps file.
I'd like to try some different fonts with LyX, but if I add them to
the fonts directory (from my other Windows fonts directory), LyX
doesn't know they are there. The reason is that the output from LyX
looks bad. I mean there is something wrong with the way the font looks
in the DVI or ps file.
On Thu, 2006-12-07 at 22:23 -0500, shawn fitzgibbons wrote:
Doing a search online brings-up some obscure means of converting single
font files and adding something to the Latex preamble, but there has
to be an easier way.
Yes, there is...try to use xelatex engine instead of latex, i.e. you
Am Dienstag, 5. Dezember 2006 23:50 schrieb Uwe Stöhr:
> We are interested in every *.layout in order to make LyX attractive for
> users. If you think that your layout is now stable enough for production
> use, we could deliver it together with LyX. Are you interested in this?
Basically yes! We
> "Bennett" == Bennett Helm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Bennett> This means something is going wrong with the interpretation
Bennett> of the US keyboards. Any help from developers?
Do you have interesting output from the -dbg flags?
JMarc
Hello All,
I have been trying to install Lyx1.4.3 (released Oct 4) for windows for the
last two days, unfortunately after more than five attempts (install, uninstall,
reinstall) I still cannot launch Lyx application successfully. Here are my
installation steps:
- downloaded
> I think we'll need a bit more information than that. You might start
> with LyX version, operating system, what LaTeX distribution you use, and
> precisely what happens when you try to use LyX.
>
> /Paul
Sendig more info to the list
-- Forwarded Message --
Date: Thursday
On Dec 7, 2006, at 4:05 AM, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
"Bennett" == Bennett Helm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Bennett> This means something is going wrong with the interpretation
Bennett> of the US keyboards. Any help from developers?
Do you have interesting output from the -dbg flags?
No,
Hi:
I have a problem at spell-checking in Lyx-1.4.3 (qt front-end), that seems
related with the character encoding. Aspell continues using iso-8859-x, the
operating system, Mandriva2007, uses utf-8, and Lyx... well I am not sure. On
the other hand I use KDE, and the default locale is
Hi list,
on my IBM Lenove T60 i'm running lyx-1.4.2 under KDE-3.5.5.
LyX was generated using the gentoo lyx-1.4.2.ebuild with the flags
USE="X cjk cups gnome gtk nls qt3"
The system is configured such that i can produce special letters like
€ å ç é è ê ñ
and so on.
This works in most
ty. 5. desember 2006 19:50 skreiv Ramon Flores:
> Hi:
>
> I have a problem at spell-checking in Lyx-1.4.3 (qt front-end), that seems
> related with the character encoding. Aspell continues using iso-8859-x, the
> operating system, Mandriva2007, uses utf-8, and Lyx... well I am not sure.
> On the
> Hi
>
> I downloaded and installed MikTex on Windows XP. After that I downloaded
> the basic installer for Lyx 1.4 and had basically necessary components
> installed as indicated by the installer wizard, this included the current
> Miktex 2.5 that was used as the Latex base.
>
> Initially I could
I want two successive numbered definitions (using the definition environment)
in an AMS article. Lyx, however, insists on consolidating them into a single
definition. If I force some standard text between the two, then everything
works fine, but this is an awkward workaround. Does anyone know
You can just put some ERT there, too. Even a LaTeX comment: %whatever.
It's true that there should be a better way.
Richard
Adrian Robson wrote:
> I want two successive numbered definitions (using the definition environment)
> in an AMS article. Lyx, however, insists on consolidating them
Is there any way in LyX to 'color' a table cell's background with a
grey pattern? I didn't find anything to this effect in the menu,
documentation and wiki. Perhaps a good soul would be kind enough to
indicate the appropriate LaTex command to use (if that's what's
needed)?
Thanks,
Stefano
On 6 Dec, 2006, at 3:39 PM, Bennett Helm wrote:
On Dec 6, 2006, at 3:40 PM, Maria Gouskova wrote:
On 12/6/06, Bruce Pourciau <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
How do I get a letter like e or a with an accent? In other
applications it's option-e (together) then the letter, but that
doesn't give it
Is there any way in LyX to 'color' a table cell's background with a
grey pattern? I didn't find anything to this effect in the menu,
documentation and wiki. Perhaps a good soul would be kind enough to
indicate the appropriate LaTex command to use (if that's what's
needed)?
On Thu, 7 Dec 2006 14:49:13 -0800
"Adrian Robson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I want two successive numbered definitions (using the definition environment)
> in an AMS article. Lyx, however, insists on consolidating them into a single
> definition. If I force some standard text between the
On Dec 7, 2006, at 6:49 PM, Stefano Franchi wrote:
It has never worked for me either (Bennett, you may remember we
discussed this issue some time ago). I am on MacOs 10.3.9, and have
been using LyX since 1.3.5 or .6, I think. Never got the accents.
Notice that the accents work in the Qt
On Dec 7, 2006, at 5:20 PM, Bennett Helm wrote:
On Dec 7, 2006, at 6:49 PM, Stefano Franchi wrote:
It has never worked for me either (Bennett, you may remember we
discussed this issue some time ago). I am on MacOs 10.3.9, and
have been using LyX since 1.3.5 or .6, I think. Never got the
I'd like to try some different fonts with LyX, but if I add them to the
fonts directory (from my other Windows fonts directory), LyX doesn't
know they are there. The reason is that the output from LyX looks bad. I
mean there is something wrong with the way the font looks in the DVI or
ps file.
I'd like to try some different fonts with LyX, but if I add them to
the fonts directory (from my other Windows fonts directory), LyX
doesn't know they are there. The reason is that the output from LyX
looks bad. I mean there is something wrong with the way the font looks
in the DVI or ps file.
On Thu, 2006-12-07 at 22:23 -0500, shawn fitzgibbons wrote:
> Doing a search online brings-up some obscure means of converting single
> font files and adding something to the Latex preamble, but there has
> to be an easier way.
Yes, there is...try to use xelatex engine instead of latex, i.e.
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