Just on this... I'd like to vote that the 'typewriter' style be added to
the default menus along with 'noun style', 'bold style', etc, under the
Layout menu. Most new users use the menus as their first source for
learning keyboard shortcuts, so the menu option should be there with its
keyboard shortcut (Alt-C, P) clearly shown there. I shouldn't have to
consult the user's manual for this...
Cheers
JP
Peter Lempel Søndergaard wrote:
Perfect, that worked.
For some reason, all fonts were set to "Bistream Charter". Setting the
typewriter font to "Bitstream Vera Sans Mono" makes it work again.
Cheers.
Peter
man, 06 03 2006 kl. 23:17 -0600, skrev Paul Johnson:
Did you try "edit / preferences /screeen fonts" where you can select
which font shows?
pj
On 3/6/06, Peter Lempel Søndergaard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Dear list,
I just opgraded to lyx-1.4.0pre6 to test it out. I am running Fedora
core 4 with the rpms that was needed for 1.3.7. I have compiled from
source and erased the .lyx dir to get the new defaults.
LyX runs fine, but there is no visual clue if I change some text to use
the typewriter font. 1.3.7 showed the text with a typewriter font on
screen. If I view .dvi everything also works.
Is there some new fonts I need to install?
Cheers,
Peter
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