On Wednesday 23 July 2008 00:54, Dirk Markert wrote:
2008/7/22 Steve Litt [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Günter (and everyone else),
Your response contains one of the most useful LyX idioms I've ever seen,
limiting my biggest objection to LyX. It will lead to vastly improved
productivity for me.
On Wednesday 23 July 2008 00:54, Dirk Markert wrote:
2008/7/22 Steve Litt [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Günter (and everyone else),
Your response contains one of the most useful LyX idioms I've ever seen,
limiting my biggest objection to LyX. It will lead to vastly improved
productivity for me.
On Wednesday 23 July 2008 00:54, Dirk Markert wrote:
> 2008/7/22 Steve Litt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> > Günter (and everyone else),
> >
> > Your response contains one of the most useful LyX idioms I've ever seen,
> > limiting my biggest objection to LyX. It will lead to vastly improved
> >
Günter (and everyone else),
Your response contains one of the most useful LyX idioms I've ever seen,
limiting my biggest objection to LyX. It will lead to vastly improved
productivity for me.
Can anyone guess which part of Günter's email is so useful? I'll reveal it in
another email, coming
2008/7/22 Steve Litt [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Günter (and everyone else),
Your response contains one of the most useful LyX idioms I've ever seen,
limiting my biggest objection to LyX. It will lead to vastly improved
productivity for me.
Can anyone guess which part of Günter's email is so
Günter (and everyone else),
Your response contains one of the most useful LyX idioms I've ever seen,
limiting my biggest objection to LyX. It will lead to vastly improved
productivity for me.
Can anyone guess which part of Günter's email is so useful? I'll reveal it in
another email, coming
2008/7/22 Steve Litt [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Günter (and everyone else),
Your response contains one of the most useful LyX idioms I've ever seen,
limiting my biggest objection to LyX. It will lead to vastly improved
productivity for me.
Can anyone guess which part of Günter's email is so
Günter (and everyone else),
Your response contains one of the most useful LyX idioms I've ever seen,
limiting my biggest objection to LyX. It will lead to vastly improved
productivity for me.
Can anyone guess which part of Günter's email is so useful? I'll reveal it in
another email, coming
2008/7/22 Steve Litt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Günter (and everyone else),
>
> Your response contains one of the most useful LyX idioms I've ever seen,
> limiting my biggest objection to LyX. It will lead to vastly improved
> productivity for me.
>
> Can anyone guess which part of Günter's email is
Gunter -- your solution is exactly right. I confirmed it, and even changed the
font of the Question environment without affecting Enumerate, which is why I
wanted a clone in the first place.
Like you said, I have no idea why the TeX based idiom (using \let) didn't
work, but it didn't. Your
Steve Litt wrote:
Gunter -- your solution is exactly right. I confirmed it, and even changed the
font of the Question environment without affecting Enumerate, which is why I
wanted a clone in the first place.
Like you said, I have no idea why the TeX based idiom (using \let) didn't
work, but
Gunter -- your solution is exactly right. I confirmed it, and even changed the
font of the Question environment without affecting Enumerate, which is why I
wanted a clone in the first place.
Like you said, I have no idea why the TeX based idiom (using \let) didn't
work, but it didn't. Your
Steve Litt wrote:
Gunter -- your solution is exactly right. I confirmed it, and even changed the
font of the Question environment without affecting Enumerate, which is why I
wanted a clone in the first place.
Like you said, I have no idea why the TeX based idiom (using \let) didn't
work, but
Gunter -- your solution is exactly right. I confirmed it, and even changed the
font of the Question environment without affecting Enumerate, which is why I
wanted a clone in the first place.
Like you said, I have no idea why the TeX based idiom (using \let) didn't
work, but it didn't. Your
Steve Litt wrote:
Gunter -- your solution is exactly right. I confirmed it, and even changed the
font of the Question environment without affecting Enumerate, which is why I
wanted a clone in the first place.
Like you said, I have no idea why the TeX based idiom (using \let) didn't
work, but
On 14.07.08, Steve Litt wrote:
Hi all,
I'm trying to make a simple clone of the Enumerate environment. Once I
can do that, I'll make a few changes. But I've not been able to clone
it.
You need to clone both, LyX layout::
Style Questions
CopyStyle Enumeration
and LaTeX
On 14.07.08, Steve Litt wrote:
Hi all,
I'm trying to make a simple clone of the Enumerate environment. Once I
can do that, I'll make a few changes. But I've not been able to clone
it.
You need to clone both, LyX layout::
Style Questions
CopyStyle Enumeration
and LaTeX
On 14.07.08, Steve Litt wrote:
> Hi all,
> I'm trying to make a simple clone of the Enumerate environment. Once I
> can do that, I'll make a few changes. But I've not been able to clone
> it.
You need to clone both, LyX layout::
Style Questions
CopyStyle Enumeration
and LaTeX
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