This is definitely a bug, in my opinion
Nicolás
Tobias Krause wrote:
Hi,
is the following behavior a bug of feature?
While using Find and Replace Replace usually replaces the current
text and jumps to the next hit - this way in hitting replace several
times I can replace several hits but
Dear LyX users,
since recently (1.5 series?), the lyx-function word-capitalize leaves the
capitalized word (or the capitalized part of the word) marked as a selection.
Negative side-effect of this behaviour is, that after capitalizing a word,
the word is replaced with whatever I type next (at
Hi Adrian,
You can use the bibfont command if you are using natbib package. Just
add this ERT command before your bibliography tag.
\newcommand{\bibfont}{\fontsize{9}{12}\selectfont}
The first number is the size and the second is the baseline skip. I'm
assuming you are using 12pt font for
Hi!
Some time ago I discovered that section headings inside a LyX Note where considered when the outline is built. That is, imagine that
you have written some text that include (sub)section headings and then you decide to modify it. Before editing it, you copy the whole
text and place it
Hello all,
we just finished a new release of the latex2rtf converter.
It is available from http://sourceforge.net/projects/latex2rtf
The package latex2rtf-win-gui contains the latex2rtf program
plus a Graphical User Interface (GUI) and an automatic installer.
It works for Win NT, 2000, XP, 2003,
On 11/27/07, José Matos [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can you shed light on either docbook or linuxdoc? (I'm mostly interested in
docbook though)
I can and I will, but presently I am overloaded with real work. I will
return to this issue as soon as my time permits (next month fortunately). :-)
Hi,
in my Lyx version 1.5.1 the environment subjectclass produces the output
1991 Mathematics Subject Classification instead of the current 2000
Mathematics subject classification (see AMS website).
Thanks,
Philipp Schlicht
--
GMX FreeMail: 1 GB Postfach, 5 E-Mail-Adressen, 10 Free SMS.
Alle
Apologies if this is obvious, but is it possible to embed a sound file
into a PDF when using PowerDot. In the Adobe world this is only
available as part of Adobe Professional so I understand why it may not
be possible.
However, I am also struggling to work out how to link to an external
FWIW,
you can also see http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/DocBook but note that it is only
valid for lyx version 1.2 (and no other version). The reason I'm still
asking questions is that I would like to use the newer versions of lyx for
obvious reasons
Some other useful links are
I need to include math symbols in tables and when a superscript is present
there is not enought clearance between the symbol and the cell top border.
However, when I add a space to top of a line in a table by setting additional
space between rows to say, custom = 1mm, the space is introduced
Philipp Schlicht wrote:
Hi,
in my Lyx version 1.5.1 the environment subjectclass produces the output 1991
Mathematics Subject Classification instead of the current 2000 Mathematics subject
classification (see AMS website).
Huh. I thought that was fixed. It is in my 1.5.2 -- although it
What an ultra-cool idea! I'd love to embed a sound file in each of my Ebooks.
SteveT
On Wednesday 28 November 2007 08:09, Graham Smith wrote:
Apologies if this is obvious, but is it possible to embed a sound file
into a PDF when using PowerDot. In the Adobe world this is only
available as
On 28.11.07, Nicolás wrote:
Now I have found that if you have a label inside a LyX Note, it appears in
the cross-reference dialog.
...
For me this is again a bug. Would like to hear opinions from other
users before I file a bug report. Thanks
For me, this is a nice loophole:
If I
On 26.11.07, Richard Heck wrote:
G. Milde wrote:
Actually, I'd prefer to do the source file editing in my favourite text
editor (where I know the advanced keybindings and can easily programm
plug-ins).
What I'd like to see (and what IMO should be relatively easy) is
a) a LyX command that
On Tuesday 27 November 2007 22:27:00 Paul Smith wrote:
However, it only contains F8 packages and none of F7.
Paul
I had the same complain. :-)
Jindřich Nový replied that those packages work in F7 as well.
The only exception is xdvi that requires some symbol from the new glibc
shipped with F8.
Hello,
I'm trying to insert mathematics into my program listing, but LyX won't
let me use the math editor. I can currently use the mathescape option
and use TeX, but it'd be nice to be able to use the editor. Come to
think of it, it'd be nice to be able to insert ERT into a listing. Any
G. Milde wrote:
This is do-able now. Just add your favorite editor as the Viewer for LyX
files in ToolsPreferencesFile Formats, and check the Document Format
box.
I actually did so already (and wrote about it later down in my last post).
There are some problems still, however:
* M-x
Graham Griffiths wrote:
I need to include math symbols in tables and when a superscript is present
there is not enought clearance between the symbol and the cell top border.
However, when I add a space to top of a line in a table by setting additional
space between rows to say, custom = 1mm,
Wilfried-5 wrote:
Hello all,
we just finished a new release of the latex2rtf converter.
It is available from http://sourceforge.net/projects/latex2rtf
The package latex2rtf-win-gui contains the latex2rtf program
plus a Graphical User Interface (GUI) and an automatic installer.
It works
This is related to the recent thread on Live LaTeX editing, but there's
something else here as well. This is probably the simplest edit you can
make to Source TeX, so perhaps there's an easy solution. I went through the
documentation, but didn't find an answer.
I have ported my CV to the
On Wed, Nov 28, 2007 at 07:29:24PM +0100, Helge Hafting wrote:
Graham Griffiths wrote:
I need to include math symbols in tables and when a superscript is present
there is not enought clearance between the symbol and the cell top border.
However, when I add a space to top of a line in a table
David L. Johnson wrote:
Philipp Schlicht wrote:
Hi,
in my Lyx version 1.5.1 the environment subjectclass produces the
output 1991 Mathematics Subject Classification instead of the
current 2000 Mathematics subject classification (see AMS website).
Huh. I thought that was fixed. It is in
Just a test as I have posted a couple of times this week and neither
have appeared on the list - so I don't suppose this one will either.
But thought it worth a try.
Graham Smith
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On 11/28/07, Dave Hewitt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If not, do you have to export, change, save, and then import back to LyX?
After doing that, will the blank lines not return upon subsequent saves?
This would seem the best way to go, under current conditions. Export
to .tex, remove the spaces
On 11/28/07, Dave Hewitt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If not, do you have to export, change, save, and then import back to LyX?
After doing that, will the blank lines not return upon subsequent saves?
This would seem the best way to go, under current conditions. Export
to .tex, remove the
On Nov 28, 2007 4:36 PM, José Matos [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
However, it only contains F8 packages and none of F7.
I had the same complain. :-)
Jindřich Nový replied that those packages work in F7 as well.
The only exception is xdvi that requires some symbol from the new glibc
shipped with
Graham Griffiths [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I need to include math symbols in tables and when a superscript is present
there is not enought clearance between the symbol and the cell top border.
Thanks for the suggestions - they should do the trick. However, I would like a
clean solution if
I am using a book class (koma-script) but when printed my document I found the
title wasn't on a separate page but on page 1. That means the title page is on
the left when you open a book but not on the cover! There isn't a such problem
with the original book class which I just switched from.
On 29.11.07, Scott wrote:
I am using a book class (koma-script) but when printed my document I
found the title wasn't on a separate page but on page 1. That means the
title page is on the left when you open a book but not on the cover!
In all books I know, odd pages are on the right. Also,
This is definitely a bug, in my opinion
Nicolás
Tobias Krause wrote:
Hi,
is the following behavior a bug of feature?
While using Find and Replace Replace usually replaces the current
text and jumps to the next hit - this way in hitting replace several
times I can replace several hits but
Dear LyX users,
since recently (1.5 series?), the lyx-function word-capitalize leaves the
capitalized word (or the capitalized part of the word) marked as a selection.
Negative side-effect of this behaviour is, that after capitalizing a word,
the word is replaced with whatever I type next (at
Hi Adrian,
You can use the bibfont command if you are using natbib package. Just
add this ERT command before your bibliography tag.
\newcommand{\bibfont}{\fontsize{9}{12}\selectfont}
The first number is the size and the second is the baseline skip. I'm
assuming you are using 12pt font for
Hi!
Some time ago I discovered that section headings inside a LyX Note where considered when the outline is built. That is, imagine that
you have written some text that include (sub)section headings and then you decide to modify it. Before editing it, you copy the whole
text and place it
Hello all,
we just finished a new release of the latex2rtf converter.
It is available from http://sourceforge.net/projects/latex2rtf
The package latex2rtf-win-gui contains the latex2rtf program
plus a Graphical User Interface (GUI) and an automatic installer.
It works for Win NT, 2000, XP, 2003,
On 11/27/07, José Matos [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can you shed light on either docbook or linuxdoc? (I'm mostly interested in
docbook though)
I can and I will, but presently I am overloaded with real work. I will
return to this issue as soon as my time permits (next month fortunately). :-)
Hi,
in my Lyx version 1.5.1 the environment subjectclass produces the output
1991 Mathematics Subject Classification instead of the current 2000
Mathematics subject classification (see AMS website).
Thanks,
Philipp Schlicht
--
GMX FreeMail: 1 GB Postfach, 5 E-Mail-Adressen, 10 Free SMS.
Alle
Apologies if this is obvious, but is it possible to embed a sound file
into a PDF when using PowerDot. In the Adobe world this is only
available as part of Adobe Professional so I understand why it may not
be possible.
However, I am also struggling to work out how to link to an external
FWIW,
you can also see http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/DocBook but note that it is only
valid for lyx version 1.2 (and no other version). The reason I'm still
asking questions is that I would like to use the newer versions of lyx for
obvious reasons
Some other useful links are
I need to include math symbols in tables and when a superscript is present
there is not enought clearance between the symbol and the cell top border.
However, when I add a space to top of a line in a table by setting additional
space between rows to say, custom = 1mm, the space is introduced
Philipp Schlicht wrote:
Hi,
in my Lyx version 1.5.1 the environment subjectclass produces the output 1991
Mathematics Subject Classification instead of the current 2000 Mathematics subject
classification (see AMS website).
Huh. I thought that was fixed. It is in my 1.5.2 -- although it
What an ultra-cool idea! I'd love to embed a sound file in each of my Ebooks.
SteveT
On Wednesday 28 November 2007 08:09, Graham Smith wrote:
Apologies if this is obvious, but is it possible to embed a sound file
into a PDF when using PowerDot. In the Adobe world this is only
available as
On 28.11.07, Nicolás wrote:
Now I have found that if you have a label inside a LyX Note, it appears in
the cross-reference dialog.
...
For me this is again a bug. Would like to hear opinions from other
users before I file a bug report. Thanks
For me, this is a nice loophole:
If I
On 26.11.07, Richard Heck wrote:
G. Milde wrote:
Actually, I'd prefer to do the source file editing in my favourite text
editor (where I know the advanced keybindings and can easily programm
plug-ins).
What I'd like to see (and what IMO should be relatively easy) is
a) a LyX command that
On Tuesday 27 November 2007 22:27:00 Paul Smith wrote:
However, it only contains F8 packages and none of F7.
Paul
I had the same complain. :-)
Jindřich Nový replied that those packages work in F7 as well.
The only exception is xdvi that requires some symbol from the new glibc
shipped with F8.
Hello,
I'm trying to insert mathematics into my program listing, but LyX won't
let me use the math editor. I can currently use the mathescape option
and use TeX, but it'd be nice to be able to use the editor. Come to
think of it, it'd be nice to be able to insert ERT into a listing. Any
G. Milde wrote:
This is do-able now. Just add your favorite editor as the Viewer for LyX
files in ToolsPreferencesFile Formats, and check the Document Format
box.
I actually did so already (and wrote about it later down in my last post).
There are some problems still, however:
* M-x
Graham Griffiths wrote:
I need to include math symbols in tables and when a superscript is present
there is not enought clearance between the symbol and the cell top border.
However, when I add a space to top of a line in a table by setting additional
space between rows to say, custom = 1mm,
Wilfried-5 wrote:
Hello all,
we just finished a new release of the latex2rtf converter.
It is available from http://sourceforge.net/projects/latex2rtf
The package latex2rtf-win-gui contains the latex2rtf program
plus a Graphical User Interface (GUI) and an automatic installer.
It works
This is related to the recent thread on Live LaTeX editing, but there's
something else here as well. This is probably the simplest edit you can
make to Source TeX, so perhaps there's an easy solution. I went through the
documentation, but didn't find an answer.
I have ported my CV to the
On Wed, Nov 28, 2007 at 07:29:24PM +0100, Helge Hafting wrote:
Graham Griffiths wrote:
I need to include math symbols in tables and when a superscript is present
there is not enought clearance between the symbol and the cell top border.
However, when I add a space to top of a line in a table
David L. Johnson wrote:
Philipp Schlicht wrote:
Hi,
in my Lyx version 1.5.1 the environment subjectclass produces the
output 1991 Mathematics Subject Classification instead of the
current 2000 Mathematics subject classification (see AMS website).
Huh. I thought that was fixed. It is in
Just a test as I have posted a couple of times this week and neither
have appeared on the list - so I don't suppose this one will either.
But thought it worth a try.
Graham Smith
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On 11/28/07, Dave Hewitt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If not, do you have to export, change, save, and then import back to LyX?
After doing that, will the blank lines not return upon subsequent saves?
This would seem the best way to go, under current conditions. Export
to .tex, remove the spaces
On 11/28/07, Dave Hewitt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If not, do you have to export, change, save, and then import back to LyX?
After doing that, will the blank lines not return upon subsequent saves?
This would seem the best way to go, under current conditions. Export
to .tex, remove the
On Nov 28, 2007 4:36 PM, José Matos [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
However, it only contains F8 packages and none of F7.
I had the same complain. :-)
Jindřich Nový replied that those packages work in F7 as well.
The only exception is xdvi that requires some symbol from the new glibc
shipped with
Graham Griffiths [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I need to include math symbols in tables and when a superscript is present
there is not enought clearance between the symbol and the cell top border.
Thanks for the suggestions - they should do the trick. However, I would like a
clean solution if
I am using a book class (koma-script) but when printed my document I found the
title wasn't on a separate page but on page 1. That means the title page is on
the left when you open a book but not on the cover! There isn't a such problem
with the original book class which I just switched from.
On 29.11.07, Scott wrote:
I am using a book class (koma-script) but when printed my document I
found the title wasn't on a separate page but on page 1. That means the
title page is on the left when you open a book but not on the cover!
In all books I know, odd pages are on the right. Also,
This is definitely a bug, in my opinion
Nicolás
Tobias Krause wrote:
Hi,
is the following behavior a bug of feature?
While using "Find and Replace" "Replace" usually replaces the current
text and jumps to the next hit - this way in hitting replace several
times I can replace several hits
Dear LyX users,
since recently (1.5 series?), the lyx-function "word-capitalize" leaves the
capitalized word (or the capitalized part of the word) marked as a selection.
Negative side-effect of this behaviour is, that after capitalizing a word,
the word is replaced with whatever I type next (at
Hi Adrian,
You can use the bibfont command if you are using natbib package. Just
add this ERT command before your bibliography tag.
\newcommand{\bibfont}{\fontsize{9}{12}\selectfont}
The first number is the size and the second is the baseline skip. I'm
assuming you are using 12pt font for
Hi!
Some time ago I discovered that section headings inside a LyX Note where considered when the outline is built. That is, imagine that
you have written some text that include (sub)section headings and then you decide to modify it. Before editing it, you copy the whole
text and place it
Hello all,
we just finished a new release of the latex2rtf converter.
It is available from http://sourceforge.net/projects/latex2rtf
The package "latex2rtf-win-gui" contains the latex2rtf program
plus a Graphical User Interface (GUI) and an automatic installer.
It works for Win NT, 2000, XP,
On 11/27/07, José Matos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Can you shed light on either docbook or linuxdoc? (I'm mostly interested in
> > docbook though)
>
> I can and I will, but presently I am overloaded with real work. I will
> return to this issue as soon as my time permits (next month
Hi,
in my Lyx version 1.5.1 the environment "subjectclass" produces the output
"1991 Mathematics Subject Classification" instead of the current 2000
Mathematics subject classification (see AMS website).
Thanks,
Philipp Schlicht
--
GMX FreeMail: 1 GB Postfach, 5 E-Mail-Adressen, 10 Free SMS.
Apologies if this is obvious, but is it possible to embed a sound file
into a PDF when using PowerDot. In the Adobe world this is only
available as part of Adobe Professional so I understand why it may not
be possible.
However, I am also struggling to work out how to link to an external
FWIW,
you can also see http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/DocBook but note that it is only
valid for lyx version 1.2 (and no other version). The reason I'm still
asking questions is that I would like to use the newer versions of lyx for
obvious reasons
Some other useful links are
I need to include math symbols in tables and when a superscript is present
there is not enought clearance between the symbol and the cell top border.
However, when I add a space to top of a line in a table by setting additional
space between rows to say, custom = 1mm, the space is introduced
Philipp Schlicht wrote:
Hi,
in my Lyx version 1.5.1 the environment "subjectclass" produces the output "1991
Mathematics Subject Classification" instead of the current 2000 Mathematics subject
classification (see AMS website).
Huh. I thought that was fixed. It is in my 1.5.2 -- although
What an ultra-cool idea! I'd love to embed a sound file in each of my Ebooks.
SteveT
On Wednesday 28 November 2007 08:09, Graham Smith wrote:
> Apologies if this is obvious, but is it possible to embed a sound file
> into a PDF when using PowerDot. In the Adobe world this is only
> available as
On 28.11.07, Nicolás wrote:
> Now I have found that if you have a label inside a LyX Note, it appears in
> the cross-reference dialog.
...
> For me this is again a bug. Would like to hear opinions from other
> users before I file a bug report. Thanks
For me, this is a nice loophole:
If I
On 26.11.07, Richard Heck wrote:
> G. Milde wrote:
>> Actually, I'd prefer to do the source file editing in my favourite text
>> editor (where I know the advanced keybindings and can easily programm
>> plug-ins).
>> What I'd like to see (and what IMO should be relatively easy) is
>> a) a LyX
On Tuesday 27 November 2007 22:27:00 Paul Smith wrote:
> However, it only contains F8 packages and none of F7.
>
> Paul
I had the same complain. :-)
Jindřich Nový replied that those packages work in F7 as well.
The only exception is xdvi that requires some symbol from the new glibc
shipped with
Hello,
I'm trying to insert mathematics into my program listing, but LyX won't
let me use the math editor. I can currently use the mathescape option
and use TeX, but it'd be nice to be able to use the editor. Come to
think of it, it'd be nice to be able to insert ERT into a listing. Any
G. Milde wrote:
This is do-able now. Just add your favorite editor as the "Viewer" for LyX
files in Tools>Preferences>File Formats, and check the "Document Format"
box.
I actually did so already (and wrote about it later down in my last post).
There are some problems still, however:
*
Graham Griffiths wrote:
I need to include math symbols in tables and when a superscript is present
there is not enought clearance between the symbol and the cell top border.
However, when I add a space to top of a line in a table by setting additional
space between rows to say, custom = 1mm,
Wilfried-5 wrote:
>
> Hello all,
> we just finished a new release of the latex2rtf converter.
> It is available from http://sourceforge.net/projects/latex2rtf
>
> The package "latex2rtf-win-gui" contains the latex2rtf program
> plus a Graphical User Interface (GUI) and an automatic installer.
This is related to the recent thread on Live LaTeX editing, but there's
something else here as well. This is probably the simplest edit you can
make to Source TeX, so perhaps there's an easy solution. I went through the
documentation, but didn't find an answer.
I have ported my CV to the
On Wed, Nov 28, 2007 at 07:29:24PM +0100, Helge Hafting wrote:
> Graham Griffiths wrote:
>> I need to include math symbols in tables and when a superscript is present
>> there is not enought clearance between the symbol and the cell top border.
>>
>> However, when I add a space to top of a line
David L. Johnson wrote:
Philipp Schlicht wrote:
Hi,
in my Lyx version 1.5.1 the environment "subjectclass" produces the
output "1991 Mathematics Subject Classification" instead of the
current 2000 Mathematics subject classification (see AMS website).
Huh. I thought that was fixed. It is
Just a test as I have posted a couple of times this week and neither
have appeared on the list - so I don't suppose this one will either.
But thought it worth a try.
Graham Smith
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On 11/28/07, Dave Hewitt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If not, do you have to export, change, save, and then import back to LyX?
> After doing that, will the blank lines not return upon subsequent saves?
This would seem the best way to go, under current conditions. Export
to .tex, remove the
On 11/28/07, Dave Hewitt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If not, do you have to export, change, save, and then import back to LyX?
> After doing that, will the blank lines not return upon subsequent saves?
This would seem the best way to go, under current conditions. Export
to .tex, remove the
On Nov 28, 2007 4:36 PM, José Matos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > However, it only contains F8 packages and none of F7.
>
> I had the same complain. :-)
> Jindřich Nový replied that those packages work in F7 as well.
> The only exception is xdvi that requires some symbol from the new glibc
>
Graham Griffiths <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> I need to include math symbols in tables and when a superscript is present
> there is not enought clearance between the symbol and the cell top border.
Thanks for the suggestions - they should do the trick. However, I would like a
clean
I am using a book class (koma-script) but when printed my document I found the
title wasn't on a separate page but on page 1. That means the title page is on
the left when you open a book but not on the cover! There isn't a such problem
with the original book class which I just switched from.
On 29.11.07, Scott wrote:
> I am using a book class (koma-script) but when printed my document I
> found the title wasn't on a separate page but on page 1. That means the
> title page is on the left when you open a book but not on the cover!
In all books I know, odd pages are on the right. Also,
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