Yes this was exactly what I was looking for -- the ability to toggle the
visibility of those blue edits.
Matts
I second Matts' request. Especially for heavy editing of a document,
it would be a nice feature to be able to edit away, with changes tracked
in the background. All those blue
Yes this was exactly what I was looking for -- the ability to toggle the
visibility of those blue edits.
Matts
I second Matts' request. Especially for heavy editing of a document,
it would be a nice feature to be able to edit away, with changes tracked
in the background. All those blue
> Yes this was exactly what I was looking for -- the ability to toggle the
> visibility of those blue edits.
>
> Matts
I second Matts' request. Especially for heavy editing of a document,
it would be a nice feature to be able to edit away, with changes tracked
in the background. All those blue
The later situation actually seems very useful to me: you just edit your
file without those horrible blue texts, but LyX keeps track of the
changes nevertheless.
JMarc
Yes this was exactly what I was looking for -- the ability to toggle the
visibility of those blue edits.
Matts
The later situation actually seems very useful to me: you just edit your
file without those horrible blue texts, but LyX keeps track of the
changes nevertheless.
JMarc
Yes this was exactly what I was looking for -- the ability to toggle the
visibility of those blue edits.
Matts
>
>
> The later situation actually seems very useful to me: you just edit your
> file without those horrible blue texts, but LyX keeps track of the
> changes nevertheless.
>
> JMarc
>
Yes this was exactly what I was looking for -- the ability to toggle the
visibility of those blue edits.
Matts
On 09/15/2009 04:06 AM, Matts Lindström wrote:
Hi,
Is it somehow possible to hide tracked changes in the lyx editor without
choosing to accept/reject them? This is possible in Word, and a function
which I find very convenient as it makes the display a lot less cluttered,
while still preserving
rgheck rgh...@bobjweil.com writes:
At present, no, this isn't possible. It's a reasonable suggestion,
though.
Yes, definitely. I think you should add an enhancement request in trac
(I am not sure how easy it is, though)
Perhaps the right way to implement it would be just to stop showing
On 09/15/2009 04:06 AM, Matts Lindström wrote:
Hi,
Is it somehow possible to hide tracked changes in the lyx editor without
choosing to accept/reject them? This is possible in Word, and a function
which I find very convenient as it makes the display a lot less cluttered,
while still preserving
rgheck rgh...@bobjweil.com writes:
At present, no, this isn't possible. It's a reasonable suggestion,
though.
Yes, definitely. I think you should add an enhancement request in trac
(I am not sure how easy it is, though)
Perhaps the right way to implement it would be just to stop showing
On 09/15/2009 04:06 AM, Matts Lindström wrote:
Hi,
Is it somehow possible to hide tracked changes in the lyx editor without
choosing to accept/reject them? This is possible in Word, and a function
which I find very convenient as it makes the display a lot less cluttered,
while still preserving
rgheck writes:
> At present, no, this isn't possible. It's a reasonable suggestion,
> though.
Yes, definitely. I think you should add an enhancement request in trac
(I am not sure how easy it is, though)
> Perhaps the right way to implement it would be just to stop showing
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