Using Logical Markup module

2009-05-07 Thread Ian S. Worthington 
Hi --

I've added the Logical Markup module under DocumentSettings but I'm at a
loss how to input eg \code{xx}.

Also is there a list somewhere of the character style it contains?

Thanks,


ian 
... 

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Re: Using Logical Markup module

2009-05-07 Thread rgheck 

Ian S. Worthington wrote:

Hi --

I've added the Logical Markup module under DocumentSettings but I'm at a
loss how to input eg \code{xx}.

Also is there a list somewhere of the character style it contains?

  

EditText Style. They should all appear there.

rh

Re: Using Logical Markup module

2009-05-07 Thread Ian S. Worthington 
Many thanks, they do.

I did spend about an hour searching the documentation and website for this. 
Don't know if this is documented or not?

i

-- Original Message --
Received: 09:21 AM COT, 05/07/2009
From: rgheck rgh...@bobjweil.com
To: Ian S. Worthington ianworthing...@usa.netCc: lyx-users
lyx-users@lists.lyx.org
Subject: Re: Using Logical Markup module

 Ian S. Worthington wrote:
  Hi --
 
  I've added the Logical Markup module under DocumentSettings but I'm at
a
  loss how to input eg \code{xx}.
 
  Also is there a list somewhere of the character style it contains?
 

 EditText Style. They should all appear there.
 
 rh

Re: Using Logical Markup module

2009-05-07 Thread Richard Heck 

Ian S. Worthington wrote:

Many thanks, they do.

I did spend about an hour searching the documentation and website for this. 
Don't know if this is documented or not?


  
I think it's mentioned in the Customization manual, but probably it 
should be mentioned in the User Guide, too, that character styles that 
come out of modules end up there. There are also custom insets that 
end up under InsertCustom Inset, but that's a little more intuitive, maybe.


rh

Using Logical Markup module

2009-05-07 Thread Ian S. Worthington 
Hi --

I've added the Logical Markup module under DocumentSettings but I'm at a
loss how to input eg \code{xx}.

Also is there a list somewhere of the character style it contains?

Thanks,


ian 
... 

Ian S. Worthington, MBCS.

me: http://isw.me.uk/ 
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Re: Using Logical Markup module

2009-05-07 Thread rgheck 

Ian S. Worthington wrote:

Hi --

I've added the Logical Markup module under DocumentSettings but I'm at a
loss how to input eg \code{xx}.

Also is there a list somewhere of the character style it contains?

  

EditText Style. They should all appear there.

rh

Re: Using Logical Markup module

2009-05-07 Thread Ian S. Worthington 
Many thanks, they do.

I did spend about an hour searching the documentation and website for this. 
Don't know if this is documented or not?

i

-- Original Message --
Received: 09:21 AM COT, 05/07/2009
From: rgheck rgh...@bobjweil.com
To: Ian S. Worthington ianworthing...@usa.netCc: lyx-users
lyx-users@lists.lyx.org
Subject: Re: Using Logical Markup module

 Ian S. Worthington wrote:
  Hi --
 
  I've added the Logical Markup module under DocumentSettings but I'm at
a
  loss how to input eg \code{xx}.
 
  Also is there a list somewhere of the character style it contains?
 

 EditText Style. They should all appear there.
 
 rh

Re: Using Logical Markup module

2009-05-07 Thread Richard Heck 

Ian S. Worthington wrote:

Many thanks, they do.

I did spend about an hour searching the documentation and website for this. 
Don't know if this is documented or not?


  
I think it's mentioned in the Customization manual, but probably it 
should be mentioned in the User Guide, too, that character styles that 
come out of modules end up there. There are also custom insets that 
end up under InsertCustom Inset, but that's a little more intuitive, maybe.


rh

Using Logical Markup module

2009-05-07 Thread Ian S. Worthington 
Hi --

I've added the "Logical Markup" module under Document>Settings but I'm at a
loss how to input eg \code{xx}.

Also is there a list somewhere of the character style it contains?

Thanks,


ian 
... 

Ian S. Worthington, MBCS.

me: http://isw.me.uk/ 
photos: http://gallery.isw.me.uk/ 


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Re: Using Logical Markup module

2009-05-07 Thread rgheck 

Ian S. Worthington wrote:

Hi --

I've added the "Logical Markup" module under Document>Settings but I'm at a
loss how to input eg \code{xx}.

Also is there a list somewhere of the character style it contains?

  

Edit>Text Style. They should all appear there.

rh

Re: Using Logical Markup module

2009-05-07 Thread Ian S. Worthington 
Many thanks, they do.

I did spend about an hour searching the documentation and website for this. 
Don't know if this is documented or not?

i

-- Original Message --
Received: 09:21 AM COT, 05/07/2009
From: rgheck <rgh...@bobjweil.com>
To: "Ian S. Worthington" <ianworthing...@usa.net>Cc: lyx-users
<lyx-users@lists.lyx.org>
Subject: Re: Using Logical Markup module

> Ian S. Worthington wrote:
> > Hi --
> >
> > I've added the "Logical Markup" module under Document>Settings but I'm at
a
> > loss how to input eg \code{xx}.
> >
> > Also is there a list somewhere of the character style it contains?
> >
> >   
> Edit>Text Style. They should all appear there.
> 
> rh
> 
>

Re: Using Logical Markup module

2009-05-07 Thread Richard Heck 

Ian S. Worthington wrote:

Many thanks, they do.

I did spend about an hour searching the documentation and website for this. 
Don't know if this is documented or not?


  
I think it's mentioned in the Customization manual, but probably it 
should be mentioned in the User Guide, too, that character styles that 
come out of modules end up there. There are also "custom insets" that 
end up under Insert>Custom Inset, but that's a little more intuitive, maybe.


rh