On Jan 28, 2007, at 10:44 AM, Stefano Franchi wrote:
> 1. Framemaker has the concept of a "book": a multifile work to
> which you can add chapters (and indexes, etc). Once you have a book
> set up, you can find and replace across chapters, change the
> formatting across the whole book, etc. This makes it very easy, for
> instance, to switch from draft-style to final style when printing
> out a publication. LyX/LaTex still does not (and never will, I
> think) understand a similar concept.
\documentclass[draft]{memoir}
\documentclass[final]{memoir}
Although the other issues aren't addressed AFAIK in LyX (yet),
they're as easily solved in LaTeX by using the right packages
appropriately.
William
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