Graham Brown wrote:
Occasionally, I need to be able to insert half a line or so of
simplified Chinese into the document.
I searched the archives and found a very helpful email that suggested
that it was possible to use Lyx with CJK latex. I installed CJK latex
(I already had the fonts) and proceeded to try the recommended ERT code:
\usepackage{cjk} in the preamble; \begin{cjk} etc in the document.
When I run the program I get an error message that it cannot find
cjk.sty. I have checked and there is no cjk.sty file on my system.
Sorry to take so long to respond.
This appears to be a case-sensitivity issue. The package is CJK.sty,
not cjk.sty. You need \usepackage{CJK} in the preamble.
If you don't have CJK.sty on your system, you'll have to look at how
your LaTeX implementation installs packages. I'm using MikTeX, so I
can't offer any help there.
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Michael Wojcik