Bo Peng wrote:
2. lyx can not detect manually installed dictionaries.
That's impossible. The LyX installer just runs the dictionary installer.
No other setup is required.
Joost
Ricardo Bessa wrote:
A try to install but Lyx doesn´t detect aspell 0.6.
You don't need to install Aspell, only the dictionaries.
Joost
Paniez Paykari wrote:
I have tried to download lyx on my windows. After going through all the
steps, it does not open lyx and the error message is 'No TextClass
Found'. How can I fix this?
The LyX configuration probably failed. Remove
C:\Documents and Settings\\Application Data\lyx1.4.x
and
Jim Rockford wrote:
For version 1.5.0 release candidate 2:
When I use the Windoze installer I get the mysterious message
InetLoad plug-in
"Your internet connection seems to have dropped out!
Please reconnect and clock Retry to resume downloading..."
ftp.lyx.org is down. If you ignore this mess
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
ftp.lyx.org is down. If you ignore this message it will download the
dictionaries from a backup server.
Maybe we should add some informative text before or after this part of
the installation?
The download plug-in seems to have some difficulties to handle a broken
f
Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote:
Good. Now the question is: can we do something about that from the LyX side?
Joost? Uwe?
The official installer does not install the BaKoMa in the Windows fonts
directory. The fonts are located in Resources\fonts.
Joost
Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote:
Good. Now the question is: can we do something about that from the LyX side?
Joost? Uwe?
It looks like Scientific Workplace installs different fonts with the
same name in the Windows fonts directory. These seem to override the
local fonts in the LyX resources directo
Persio Barros wrote:
Now the subfolders in "My Documents" are all showing here. But the
problem remains in other directories. And I have not changed anything in
that folder, nor in the LyX installation.
One thing I noted when opening a folder with lots of subfolders is that
all the folder names
Medon Decker wrote:
I suspect that openpdf's logic is not compatible to my Acrobat's
settings (v7, btw).
Try to upgrade to Adobe Reader 8.1.
Joost
Fritz Bein wrote:
I very much appreciate the new session management as well as the
outliner functionality. As I like to work with the Table-of-Contents
window open on the left side, I wonder if I can keep it switched-on.
Either always switched-on or 'remembered' by Lyx in the context of the
sa
Nicolás wrote:
If a PDF preview is already open and I run View->Update->PDFlatex to
update it, nothing happens (LyX executes some commands, but the pdf
document is not updated).
Are you using the official installer? It includes support for PDF updating.
Joost
Nicolás wrote:
No, I used Uwe's installer. Anyway, as I said, the updating of the pdf
file works ok, although not via View->Update->PDFlatex, but using
View->PDFlatex again.
Uwe's installer does not support PDF updating using View>Update.
Joost
Tim Michelsen wrote:
I put up a small feature comparison table at:
http://wiki.lyx.org/Windows/Windows#sWindows.Windows_2
I moved your page to:
http://wiki.lyx.org/Windows/InstallerComparison
and added some information.
Joost
Uwe Stöhr wrote:
The PDFViewWin.exe is there to be able to update PDFs that are open in
Acrobat. Unfortunately there is a bug in Acroread 8.0.x that opened
files could not be closed. We therefore built in a workaround. It seems
that this workaraound doesn't work with Adobe Reader 8.1. I'll chec
Vaibhav wrote:
This time I thought it would work but I was again disappointed. Whenever I press
spellchecker button, it says "spellchecker could not be started. No word lists
can be found for the language "en_US"". I googled about it but got no remedy.
You may have two copies of Aspell on your
Nicolás wrote:
I experienced exactly the same problem. In my case LyX was using the
version installed for all users (I guess it depends on the option you
choose when installing LyX).
I think the installer should warn about this situation. Ideally, the
installer should be able to install the d
Moschops wrote:
Which was the last version to run on Win98?
'Chops
It should be possible to make LyX 1.5 run on Windows 98/Me. I tried it a
few weeks ago. Everything seems to work except the math mode. When you
try to create an equation or open a document with mathematics, you get a
crash.
Heiko Schroeder wrote:
It *must* be a problem with LyXs call of aspell. I tried everything, I can
think of. Applying the correct path prefix, copying into th bin-directory of
lyx (aspell is located in C:\Programs\Aspell), loading the pws-Dictionary
(which is *not* in the dict-subdirectory of a
Heiko Schroeder wrote:
It looks like you have quite some old Aspell files on your computer.
I do not think so. I had installed the current version of Aspell for Windows
as it is said by GNU..
On the Aspell site only a very old version of Aspell for Windows is
provided, which has a lot of lim
Heiko Schroeder wrote:
Yes, but the dictionaries of the LyX site do not work either, if you install
it for all users. Installing LyX for *all* and afterwards installing the
English dictionary and afterwards the German one does not succeed on my
machine.
You probably have an Aspell installatio
Paul Schwartz wrote:
Is it strictly necessary to uninstall former LyX versions ahead of
installing 1.5.1 using the hereabove installer or official one's or can it
be executed directly ?
The official installer does not require previous version to be
uninstalled. I don't know about the alternat
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think it's a relatively easy mistake to do...
How about adding some descriptions to this text? It wouldn't have to be
a lot, in fact... maybe it could just refer to a web (wiki?) page where
the details are explained?
So why not just hide the windows and show the o
Abdelrazak Younes wrote:
Non recognized command are passed to Qt so it should work in principle.
But we are using a patched version of the official Qt for Windows so
that might be the reason. Next release will use the official Qt4.3 source.
We're already using the official Qt4.3 without any pa
Manveru wrote:
For most writers such feature is more a bug that a helpful feature. Those
annoying red underlines may break your way of thinking during writing, the
same is about autocorrection. These Word feature is for people, who do not
want to click "spell check my doc" every time they finish
Dave Hewitt wrote:
Have a look at the User's Guide as well, which explains that LyX simply
implements an external program to do the spellchecking. It may happen in
the future that LyX will support a program that provides inline
spellchecking, but for now it's Aspell for Windows users (and proba
Peter Sutovsky wrote:
Do you have some method how to create good
quality eps from MS Visio drawings? Thank you.
http://wiki.lyx.org/Windows/MetafileToEPSConverter
You can either copy the drawing to the clipboard or save it as EMF, then
use this tool for the conversion.
Joost
Antonio José Guirao Sánchez wrote:
The first thing I have told induces me to suspect that the problem is
that something with the preamble make my acrobat become crazy (Acrobat
reader 5.0). Maybe that in the preamble the file use ifpdf package (but,
of course, I am not sure).
That's a very old
Uwe Stöhr wrote:
When you install LyX using this installer:
http://wiki.lyx.org/Windows/LyXWinInstaller
all LaTeX-packages needed by LyX are automatically installed. All you
need to do, is to have an open internet connection before you start to
install LyX.
The standard installer does the sa
Uwe Stöhr wrote:
Leonardo Valeri Manera schrieb:
Even downloading and installing manually fails...
Try to install it manually from here:
http://developer.berlios.de/project/showfiles.php?group_id=5117&release_id=12973
The Italian dictionary on ftp.lyx.org is indeed corrupt. You can
downlo
Max Bian wrote:
I am using 1.53 on Windows Vista. I found pdflatex easiest to get what I
need. However I have two problems with it:
1. When I do view->PDF(PDFLATEX), it will ask me if I want to create the
directory for the output files. Is there a way to remove this
unnecessary user input?
Uwe Stöhr wrote:
I decided to use "pdfview.exe" instead of "pdfviewwin.exe". It works
fine,
Yes, but this checks in the background every 20 Milliseconds of the PDF
was updated. So with this program your notebokk can never go to sleep
mode to save battery power.
It only checks once every 500
Jorge Mario Garcia wrote:
Where is the Lyx 1.54 for Windows?
The installers are currently being uploaded.
Joost
Juergen Spitzmueller wrote:
Marcelo Acuña wrote:
1) lyx 1.5.4 not remember size of main window.
2) when I put a large doc to compile for a long time
not appears a cursor that announce that latex/lyx is
working.
Thanks. Both of this problems are known.
Is 1) a known problem? I cannot reprodu
Juha Meriluoto wrote:
I've been experiencing some problems while trying to upgrade my LyX
installation. I'm currently using version 1.5.3 (alternate installer
3.21). When I try to update to, or install, either version 1.5.4 (alt.
installer 3.22) or 1.6svn (alt. installer 4.10) the installatio
Uwe Stöhr wrote:
If LyX then still doesn't start, copy the attached file to the same
folder where the lyx.exe is. Then it should definitively work.
Are you still using the previous version of Visual C++? The current CRT
version is 9.0.21022.8.
Joost
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In other words, her spontaneous reaction to the original www.lyx.org and
the wiki is that they currently suck. Guess I should be glad that the
wiki wasn't worst at least... Slashdot got some good comments from her
though.
I agree that the current wiki looks a bit bet
Rich Shepard wrote:
Regardless of what layout you choose and how you go about building it (I,
too, support xhtml and css), there is one universal design criterion I urge
you to follow: high contrast between text and background.
I fully agree. The main text should be black-on-white instead of
Dominik Böhm wrote:
To be honest with you, I first also thought that the main canvas
looked old-fashioned, particularly the background color looked somehow
like dirty old parchment to me. But it is very gentle to my eyes as
the contrast between text and background isn't as high as in MS Word.
I
Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote:
Joost Verburg wrote:
I think the default setting should be black-on-white because everyone is
used to these colors.
FWIW, I prefer the current color as much as I prefer creamy-coloured to
bright-white paper. The white background of usual text processors hurts my
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Do "LyX" have some sort of "primary" colours? Or some kind of colour
theme? My company spent money on letting a designer come up with a
colour set, where we should try and use a certain combo of colours... Do
we have something like that?
In my opinion a color set sh
Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote:
Joost Verburg wrote:
But would you be opposed to having the usual colors as default?
Personally, I'm opposed, yes (which does not mean that much).
You can of course set your own color in the preferences.
you too ;-)
You're right about that. For both
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think you probably have a point here. I wrote that page in... oh, say
around 2003, and at that time wikis weren't that common. Now I suspect
that it's not really necessary to explain the concept of the wiki any more.
What kind of information do people think should be
Andre Poenitz wrote:
I'd like to have "the bird" in one way or the other.
Smoothing edges, adding something in the background
or similar I can live with...
A good logo should be recognized immediately. The bird is the only one
here that is somewhat unique. I don't know how it represents the "L
Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
If the bird is combined with the word LyX I would prefer the
typeface to be more simple instead of the rotated/colorful letters
of the banner. Just as an example, I attached a splash screen design
with the logo that I think looks more professional.
While the banner i
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I agree. My girlfriend had a suggestion, could we get some design
student to do a project related to this?
Sounds like a great idea.
She gives the old splash screen a grade of 1 (out of 5), and yours get a
grade of 3. So it's certainly an improvement!
I agree with t
Uwe Stöhr wrote:
Then you are on Windows Vista, right? For an unknown reason the program
that handles PDFs when they are open fails on Vista. I will provide a
workaround, but me was told I first should wait if the Vista Service
Pack 1 fixes this. Have you installed the Service Pack 1 for Vista
Uwe Stöhr wrote:
That you check every 500 ms for an eventually changed PDF-file. Some
people complained about this. A user contacted me and we developed
together a simple program that is only executed when the PDF is changed.
Unfortunaltely file handles seem to be handled differently in Vista,
Andre Poenitz wrote:
Checking a file on harddisk every 0.5s will e.g. a laptop never go to
rest...
I cannot reproduce that. All screen/harddisk/system standby timers on
the laptops I know are based on user inactivity, not applications
accessing the hard drive. Do you have some more informatio
Uwe Stöhr wrote:
That this prevents computers from beeing able to go to sleep mode and
save battery energy. Weh discussed this some time ago and you said that
this is not the case. I can't test this and don't have a strong opinion.
Right. I have never been able to reproduce that. Hopefully And
Uwe Stöhr wrote:
I only have one toolbar button to view PDFs. When it is pressed the
program checks if the file exists or not and do then the needed things.
That there is then only one toolbar button needed has often been
discussed in the past. I proposed to do the same also for DVI and EPS,
b
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
(...) I think that if you did some more tweaking on
that splash screen it'd get quite good. I hope you'll do so!
What about this one?
Joost
<>
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The copyright notice is less obvious now, I think that's good.
OK.
The version number is gone now, do we need it? (A drawback with having
it there is that we'd have to remember to change it in every release).
Without the version text, there's no clash with the simila
rgheck wrote:
For what it's worth, I really like the most recent one.
I've uploaded some more designs to compare (including the current splash
screen) at http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/SplashScreen
Joost
Uwe Stöhr wrote:
Personally, I like the new logos but prefer for the splash screen the
current banner because it includes the version number.
Of course the version number will be included. LyX prints the version
number on the splash screen image, so the image doesn't need to be
changed for ev
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It's neat how the platypus is sort of sitting on the blue bar on #4.
Number #1 is neat since the stack of papers to me is related to LyX
being a document processor. And #3 is clean and elegant. And #2 is
growing on me, so I'll refrain from voting, they're all good.
Th
Uwe Stöhr wrote:
What I meant was the word "version" in the current banner. I have not
really a strong opinion about the splash screen, other projects creates
a new one for every release, e.g. Inkscape.
The version string can of course also be prefixed with the word "version".
Joost
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It could work, but maybe the logotype should be there as well, making
the connection stronger.
In my opinion we should stick to one logotype, not a platypus combined
with a mascot. Even with an additional photo people won't understand the
connection anyway. The mascot
Rich Shepard wrote:
However, if you want to use open source applications built
to open standards, then understand that almost all of these were originally
build for linux or one of the *BSDs, those are the platforms the developers
use, and making them available to the Windows world is a courtesy,
Paul A. Rubin wrote:
I don't think so. Contrast the behavior of the Insert -> Graphics
dialog with the File -> Open dialog.
With both dialogs I get exactly the same behavior (the .lnk file is
opened). File -> Open hides shortcuts by default because it's looking
for .lyx files while Insert -
rgheck wrote:
Other people will answer this question. But let me say: LaTeX is
generally print-oriented, and in that world, justified is the standard.
Note that LaTeX microspaces, etc, so this looks proper. If you're going
to convert to HTML, it probably doesn't matter, since HTML doesn't do
j
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
PS. Seriously, I would like to try and install Andrei's work. Andrei,
you can contact me off-list so we can work out details.
These are just a few example of open-source templates, it's not new work.
For the new official website it's we'll continue improving the curren
Pavel Sanda wrote:
About skins, I'd love a new skin for wiki.lyx.org (hint, hint), but please
note that it should _not_ be the same as for www.lyx.org. (See discussion
on the devel list).
please at least for the wiki part use template which use full screen width.
I agree. Because of the type
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Please note that users can choose their own skin by simply appending
?skin=...
to the URI. We do not need to restrict ourselve to one skin only.
We really should not have multiple designs for our web site. One
official skin is enough.
However, in practie we'll
Peter Sutovsky wrote:
I get error message when I try to get output in pdf with "show changes in
output " is on. Output to dvi and ps works well. Is it way to make it work
with pdf? Thanks.
Do you have the xcolor package installed?
Joost
William R. Buckley wrote:
Well, the open source tool Maxima has no problem following
a Windows shortcut in its browsing function. So, your position
is therefore that LyX should be less than it might be, when other
open source tools have no problem with a simple if arcane
function.
On my system
Paul A. Rubin wrote:
On my XP Home box, every program I've tested that uses the Windows file
open dialog can follow a shortcut (.lnk) to a directory. So either
something is amiss with your system, or maybe you have some registry
setting mucking things up.
If I remember correctly, there is in
William R. Buckley wrote:
I noticed that when trying to browse for the graphic file of
a figure inserted into a document via the LyX user interface,
and upon trying to utilise a shortcut (as the means to more
efficiently select the proper directory that is to be browsed),
it happens that LyX copi
G. Milde wrote:
There was a suggestion to report the bug to "where it belongs", i.e. the
QT library. QT is actively supported, tries to do the "operating system
universality" in a clean and sensible way. Maybe this bug is even fixed
in a current version of QT (or labelled as wontfix even there if
Pavel Sanda wrote:
The 'pages' are nice. However, I don't like the logo. Too far away from
the current one...
The 'pages' do look nice, but how are they to be used? In a splash screen?
maybe incorporate it into intro picture? i like it too.
Or maybe for the Features page?
Joost
AK wrote:
Generally speaking Joost' design is excellent, the only thing I'd like
to add is that strong shadows on the sides seem to be overused, I'd
either considerably tone them down or maybe try how it looks without
them.
I've made the shadows lighter and smaller.
Joost
Salát Máté wrote:
Is it possible to change the menu language of LyX after it's already installed?
I use Windows XP and LyX 1.5.4.
Just run the installer again.
Joost
William R. Buckley wrote:
I noticed that when trying to browse for the graphic file of
a figure inserted into a document via the LyX user interface,
and upon trying to utilise a shortcut (as the means to more
efficiently select the proper directory that is to be browsed),
it happens that LyX copi
Uwe Stöhr wrote:
When you have installed LyX using this installer:
http://wiki.lyx.org/Windows/LyXWinInstaller
you can open the file "lyx.bat" with a text editor and set the menu
language to e.g. "hu_HU".
The official installer stores the language in the registry key
Software\LyX\Settings\Lan
Pavel Sanda wrote:
can anybody confirm on some other tex install that attached dvi fails too?
i dont have any idea what went wrong.
Try dvipost-1.1.patch in development\Win32\patches.
Joost
Paul A. Rubin wrote:
Perhaps I'm missing something, but if there's no LaTeX installed, won't
the LyX configuration script decide that none of the layouts are usable,
making it impossible to start (or I assume open) a document?
You can still open the document.
Joost
Bruce Pourciau wrote:
Is this _not_ true of most LyX installers? In other words, is it
generally the case that a LyX installer or LyX itself will complain and
even not allow a LyX document to be opened and typed into when LaTeX is
not installed?
The official installer also allows you to insta
Salát Máté wrote:
On the page http://wiki.lyx.org/Windows/Aspell6 the "Magyar" file is corrupted,
it gives the error message http://screencast.com/t/PU4E9gWl.
Thanks for your report. I will upload all dictionaries again because
there seem to be some corrupted files.
Joost
Salát Máté wrote:
Where does Aspell store the list of the added words?
Usually in
C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Aspell\Personal
When Aspell is installed for the your own user account only, replace
"All Users" with the name of your account.
Joost
Máté Salát wrote:
The most recent Windows installer of LyX always breaks down during the
downloading the Hungarian Aspell at this point:
http://www.screencast.com/users/salatmate/folders/Jing/media/ead56eaa-d47a-46e3-a2b1-5fd51a2be18a
Somehow, certain dictionaries on the server have become cor
Uwe Stöhr wrote:
- reinstall LyX 1.5.5 using the obove mentioned installer that delivers
the latest ImageMagick
The official installer of LyX 1.5.5 also includes the latest ImageMagick
(6.4.1-1) and Ghostscript (8.62).
Joost
D.Zorig wrote:
Has anyone tried to install Aspell Russian Dictionary with standard
installation of LyX 1.5.5 on Windows XP?
After downloading the russian spellchecker the following error message
appears.
I think a mirror server contains an outdated version. Try this one:
ftp://ftp.lyx.org/pub/
Uwe Stöhr wrote:
By the way, besides chosing the frontend language during installation,
is there any option / method to change the frontend language
afterwards w/o re-installation?
You have to go to the registry and change the value of the environment
variable "Lang" to "de_DE". In contrary t
Tom Schlangen wrote:
We can add Dr. Gyorgy Pota to the list of people who have had the
"official" LyX 1.4.4.2 crash on open. He contacted me off-list.
Maybe this screen shot might be of help to the Windows 1.4.4.2 installer
version maintainers somehow:
http://www.tubes.mynetcologne.de/misc/l
Paul A. Rubin wrote:
I can't compile anything, but if you can compile a debug version and
send it to me, I'd be happy to test it.
Can you run LyX with the following command line:
lyx.exe -dbg any
and send the log to me (right click > copy to clipboard).
Thanks.
Joost
Jim Rockford wrote:
Like many others, I've been
encountering an immediate crash of lyxc.exe upon trying to
launch Lyx. The newest installer 'lyx-144-2.exe' failed for me as
well as
the previous one.
So you have crash problems with both 1.4.4-1 and 1.4.4-2 that are
unrelated to MiKTeX?
C
Tom Schlangen wrote:
after another afternoon of fruitless experimenting with both official
and alternate installers to fight several bugs I reported here, I
just decided to downgrade all W2K and XP machines to the official
1.4.3-5 setup (but leaving all newer-than-installer-version MikTex
and Ima
Julio Rojas wrote:
I'm working with LyX 1.4.4 on Vista.
On a document I have already worked on, I tried to open the bibliography
and
the following message is presented:
The Script "c:\program files\LyX1.4.4\Resources\scripts\TexFiles.py" failed
This is fixed in version 1.4.4-3, which will b
Paul A. Rubin wrote:
So the good news is that LyX now starts, and processes some documents
(those without graphics) correctly. The bad news is that if a document
contains graphics, LyX hangs as soon as I scroll into the vicinity of
the first image. (This includes the User guide.) This occurs
Uwe Stöhr wrote:
This doesn't use this file but the lyx.exe directly. The lyxc.exe is a
wrapper program to hide the console window that is usually opened
together with LyX.
No, lyxc.exe is LyX itself. The crash problem is fixed in 1.4.4-3.
Joost
Uwe Stöhr wrote:
At one of the last steps, a crash occured, complaining about a missing
msvcr71.dll:
Wow! This file should be present on your system by default. You are the
first one since 1.5 years now having not having this file. What Win
system are you using?
But anyway, I'll include this
André Bonhôte wrote:
Actually, I stepped back to 1.4.3 from 1.4.4 because the latest version
crashed when I wanted to go to Document -> Settings -> LaTeX Preamble in
one of my existing documents. I didn't track this further, just
installed 1.4.3 :-/
This is fixed in 1.4.4-4. Thanks for your r
Tom Schlangen wrote:
although "install for all users" was chosen, looking at the
System/Installed Software list of Windows, all the dictionaries
obviously are only registered for "current user", while "Aspell Data"
is registered for everyone.
I think you have had both an Aspell installation for
Tom Schlangen wrote:
Sorry I don´t think so, since this problem is reproducible with a
virgin and clean XPPro image - only installation of LyX chosing "for
current user" right from the start leaves a working spell checker
here.
Did you reinstall the dictionaries after installing for all users?
Paul A. Rubin wrote:
I don't think that's it. Besides what Tom said about a clean
installation, I have both a system-wide Aspell (C:\Aspell) and a
single-user installation (C:\Documents and Settings\what a handsome guy
I am\Application Data\Aspell). Both have iso-8859-1.cset installed in
...
Robert Poser wrote:
Hoffe ich bin hier richtig... nachdem ich meine Studienarbeit mit
WinEdt geschrieben habe, möchte ich nun den Lyx Editor in Windows
nutzen. Bei der Installation der Version 1.5 rc1 kam jedoch ein
Hinweis, das der Link zu dem Wörterbuch nicht funktioniert.
Kann mir jemand konkr
Ricardo Bessa wrote:
I can´t install spellchecker with aspell in LyX 1.4.4-4, how a can do this
mannualy?
A try to install but Lyx doesn´t detect aspell 0.6.
Dictionaries are available here:
http://wiki.lyx.org/Windows/Aspell6
Automatic dictionary downloading will be fixed in 1.4.4-5.
Joost
On 6/10/2010 9:13 AM, George Christodoulatos wrote:
Can anyone tell me if the 1.6.6.1 works ok with
64-bit Windows 7?
Yes, Windows 7 is fully supported.
Joost
On 7/6/2010 8:56 AM, Falk Sticken wrote:
I would like to use hunspell as a spellchecker with LyX 1.6 under
Windows 7. I know it is supported by LyX 1.7, but this release is still
in alpha status. I have hunspell installed as part of MikTex 2.8.
You'll have to wait for LyX 2.0.
Joost
On 8/4/2010 1:43 PM, Jose Augusto wrote:
This is an update and answer to myself :-) : I was able to install>> and RUN on
Win 2K<< the last version of the Lyx alt-installer which can be retrieved at
the link:
http://prdownload.berlios.de/lyxwininstall/LyX-167-4-25-AltInstaller-Complete.exe
The
On 8/5/2010 2:17 PM, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
Do we gain something by compiling with the latest toolchain? Aren't we
shuttig down windows 2000 arbitrarily?
Not arbitrarily. Windows 2000 support has already been discontinued by
Microsoft so it's highly unsafe to use. Security issues are not
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