On Thu, 28 Jun 2001, morten wrote:
hi
I have solved my IEEE template problem by downloading a ieee class file from
the internet.
Now my problem is how to insert the personal images. At the end of the article
there is room for some kind of who am I entry, along with an image. But how
do I
Hey , i was just wondering whether I can convert a document so that it can
be accessed in microsoft word, because i have done a cross country report
for school and one of my teachers asked me to put it on a disk and give it
to our school office to make a few changes...
thanks in advance!
I've just upgraded my laptop to mandrake 8
(should probably have switched to debian instead)
I cannot view any math symbols on the screen!
And the textfonts are just about readable,
they looks awful as well.
Anything I could do in order to get decent fonts?
Sorry, I know this is an old problem
Staffan Ringbom [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
| I've just upgraded my laptop to mandrake 8
| (should probably have switched to debian instead)
|
| I cannot view any math symbols on the screen!
| And the textfonts are just about readable,
| they looks awful as well.
|
| Anything I could do in order
have a look at
http://www.educat.hu-berlin.de/~voss/lyx/converter.html
Herbert
I use your ieee class file but I get a error saying undefined control
sequence. The last part of the latex output:
...
(/usr/share/texmf/tex/latex/base/t1enc.def)) (ieee-me-bio.aux)
! Undefined control sequence.
\biography ...noindent \setbox 0\hbox {\resizebox
Hi!
I´ve got many floats in my document like
this:
caption
figure/table
"my explanation"
I`d like to change the space between figure/table
and "my explanation".
Is there a way to do it automatically for all
floats or do I have to change it manually in every float?
Can I have a special
Le Vendredi 29 Juin 2001 04:40, vous avez icrit :
I've just upgraded my laptop to mandrake 8
(should probably have switched to debian instead)
I cannot view any math symbols on the screen!
And the textfonts are just about readable,
they looks awful as well.
Anything I could do in order to
Jean Magnan de Bornier wrote:
Le Vendredi 29 Juin 2001 04:40, vous avez icrit :
I've just upgraded my laptop to mandrake 8
(should probably have switched to debian instead)
I cannot view any math symbols on the screen!
And the textfonts are just about readable,
they looks awful as
Detlev Humann wrote:
caption
figure/table
my explanation
is my explanation of paragraphstale caption or not?
Herbert
--
http://www.educat.hu-berlin.de/~voss/lyx/
On Thu, 28 Jun 2001, Juergen wrote:
I do this using a 2 column tabular. In 1.1.6 this should be easily possible as
there you have full paragraph support inside a cell. Oviously you should make
a backup of your documents before doing this as the fileformat of 1.1.6 tabulars
is completely
On 29-Jun-2001 Ramón Flores d'as Seixas wrote:
One important thing to take into account is that in order to obtain full
paragraph support, it is necessary to set the column width before to write any
text. So first set the with of the columns and then write the text. If ones
writes first and
Detlev Humann wrote:
caption
figure/table
my explanation
is my explanation of paragraphstale caption or not?
Herbert
No, it's not caption, it's like standard style, only smaller.
Detlev
Why don't we try this I'll send you a working latex file try to make it
work in your environment. Let's go from there. If it works, it means that
there is someting wrong with the usage. otherwise it is an environment
problem (may be tex database is not updated with the place of the new
I was just working on the latex file that i was gonna send to you..
(cutting unnecessary parts, bla, bla).. Then I got a message exactly like
yours
! Undefined control sequence.
\biography ...noindent \setbox 0\hbox {\resizebox
{25mm}{32mm}{\includegraph...
Do you know why? Because.. I cut it
Detlev Humann wrote:
Detlev Humann wrote:
caption
figure/table
my explanation
is my explanation of paragraphstale caption or not?
Herbert
No, it's not caption, it's like standard style, only smaller.
\newcommand\myExp[1]{%
\medskip\small #1 \medskip%
}
and in
Is there a way to configure LyX so the switching of buffers is like
[x]emacs? An example:
In LyX, if I start a session by editing file A, then switch to file
B, then to file C, then `kill' the file C buffer, I end up in file
A. To go back to file B I have to reload it from the Documents
I made the observation:
Entering \mathbf{c} in math mode is displayed as written (without backslash).
Reloading the document, a bold font is used for c.
It is nice that lyx is able to display in bold font, but is that the expected
behavior?
Don't know. It propably depends on what you
Le Jeudi 28 Juin 2001 12:52, vous avez écrit :
ImageMagic can create small files (only 30% bigger than the original) if
you convert into a level 2 Postscript file (the default is a level 1 file):
convert file.png eps2:file.eps
Very interesting, but when I tried it with a gif file convert
I just switched to a new Linux distro (Debian 2.2r3 from Mandrake
6.something). Somehow, the \columnbreak command that worked before now works
no longer (i.e., documents that were written under the old distro don't work
under the new distro). I have returned to the documentation for multicols,
I had LyX go down on me earlier today (no innuendo intended
:-) -- I'd been converting a doc to LyX format all morning
when it suddenly bombed. No problem, you say, there's an
emergency save file created. True enough, but when I looked
harder I found that both my original file and the
Glenn Hutchings wrote:
Is the longtable float numbering a bug? Is is sensible to
put a longtable (designed for making tables span multiple
pages) inside a float? Then again, how else can a longtable
get a caption?
a float can only be one page, otherwise it makes no sense
for latex for
On Thu, 28 Jun 2001, morten wrote:
hi
I have solved my IEEE template problem by downloading a ieee class file from
the internet.
Now my problem is how to insert the personal images. At the end of the article
there is room for some kind of who am I entry, along with an image. But how
do I
Hey , i was just wondering whether I can convert a document so that it can
be accessed in microsoft word, because i have done a cross country report
for school and one of my teachers asked me to put it on a disk and give it
to our school office to make a few changes...
thanks in advance!
I've just upgraded my laptop to mandrake 8
(should probably have switched to debian instead)
I cannot view any math symbols on the screen!
And the textfonts are just about readable,
they looks awful as well.
Anything I could do in order to get decent fonts?
Sorry, I know this is an old problem
Staffan Ringbom [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
| I've just upgraded my laptop to mandrake 8
| (should probably have switched to debian instead)
|
| I cannot view any math symbols on the screen!
| And the textfonts are just about readable,
| they looks awful as well.
|
| Anything I could do in order
have a look at
http://www.educat.hu-berlin.de/~voss/lyx/converter.html
Herbert
I use your ieee class file but I get a error saying undefined control
sequence. The last part of the latex output:
...
(/usr/share/texmf/tex/latex/base/t1enc.def)) (ieee-me-bio.aux)
! Undefined control sequence.
\biography ...noindent \setbox 0\hbox {\resizebox
Hi!
I´ve got many floats in my document like
this:
caption
figure/table
"my explanation"
I`d like to change the space between figure/table
and "my explanation".
Is there a way to do it automatically for all
floats or do I have to change it manually in every float?
Can I have a special
Le Vendredi 29 Juin 2001 04:40, vous avez icrit :
I've just upgraded my laptop to mandrake 8
(should probably have switched to debian instead)
I cannot view any math symbols on the screen!
And the textfonts are just about readable,
they looks awful as well.
Anything I could do in order to
Jean Magnan de Bornier wrote:
Le Vendredi 29 Juin 2001 04:40, vous avez icrit :
I've just upgraded my laptop to mandrake 8
(should probably have switched to debian instead)
I cannot view any math symbols on the screen!
And the textfonts are just about readable,
they looks awful as
Detlev Humann wrote:
caption
figure/table
my explanation
is my explanation of paragraphstale caption or not?
Herbert
--
http://www.educat.hu-berlin.de/~voss/lyx/
On Thu, 28 Jun 2001, Juergen wrote:
I do this using a 2 column tabular. In 1.1.6 this should be easily possible as
there you have full paragraph support inside a cell. Oviously you should make
a backup of your documents before doing this as the fileformat of 1.1.6 tabulars
is completely
On 29-Jun-2001 Ramón Flores d'as Seixas wrote:
One important thing to take into account is that in order to obtain full
paragraph support, it is necessary to set the column width before to write any
text. So first set the with of the columns and then write the text. If ones
writes first and
Detlev Humann wrote:
caption
figure/table
my explanation
is my explanation of paragraphstale caption or not?
Herbert
No, it's not caption, it's like standard style, only smaller.
Detlev
Why don't we try this I'll send you a working latex file try to make it
work in your environment. Let's go from there. If it works, it means that
there is someting wrong with the usage. otherwise it is an environment
problem (may be tex database is not updated with the place of the new
On Friday 29 June 2001 11:27, kathryn Wotton wrote:
Hey , i was just wondering whether I can convert a document so that it can
be accessed in microsoft word, because i have done a cross country report
for school and one of my teachers asked me to put it on a disk and give it
to our school
I was just working on the latex file that i was gonna send to you..
(cutting unnecessary parts, bla, bla).. Then I got a message exactly like
yours
! Undefined control sequence.
\biography ...noindent \setbox 0\hbox {\resizebox
{25mm}{32mm}{\includegraph...
Do you know why? Because.. I cut it
Detlev Humann wrote:
Detlev Humann wrote:
caption
figure/table
my explanation
is my explanation of paragraphstale caption or not?
Herbert
No, it's not caption, it's like standard style, only smaller.
\newcommand\myExp[1]{%
\medskip\small #1 \medskip%
}
and in
Is there a way to configure LyX so the switching of buffers is like
[x]emacs? An example:
In LyX, if I start a session by editing file A, then switch to file
B, then to file C, then `kill' the file C buffer, I end up in file
A. To go back to file B I have to reload it from the Documents
I made the observation:
Entering \mathbf{c} in math mode is displayed as written (without backslash).
Reloading the document, a bold font is used for c.
It is nice that lyx is able to display in bold font, but is that the expected
behavior?
Don't know. It propably depends on what you
Le Jeudi 28 Juin 2001 12:52, vous avez écrit :
ImageMagic can create small files (only 30% bigger than the original) if
you convert into a level 2 Postscript file (the default is a level 1 file):
convert file.png eps2:file.eps
Very interesting, but when I tried it with a gif file convert
I just switched to a new Linux distro (Debian 2.2r3 from Mandrake
6.something). Somehow, the \columnbreak command that worked before now works
no longer (i.e., documents that were written under the old distro don't work
under the new distro). I have returned to the documentation for multicols,
Hi there!
I found out the circumstances when table floats get numbered
1, 3, 5, 7, ... or 2, 4, 6, 8, ... I put longtables inside
the floats, since doing that seemed to get the tables
centred. (Having used LyX more now, I know that's not the
way to do it -- you just set the paragraph
I had LyX go down on me earlier today (no innuendo intended
:-) -- I'd been converting a doc to LyX format all morning
when it suddenly bombed. No problem, you say, there's an
emergency save file created. True enough, but when I looked
harder I found that both my original file and the
Glenn Hutchings wrote:
Is the longtable float numbering a bug? Is is sensible to
put a longtable (designed for making tables span multiple
pages) inside a float? Then again, how else can a longtable
get a caption?
a float can only be one page, otherwise it makes no sense
for latex for
On Thu, 28 Jun 2001, morten wrote:
> hi
> I have solved my IEEE template problem by downloading a ieee class file from
> the internet.
> Now my problem is how to insert the personal images. At the end of the article
> there is room for some kind of "who am I" entry, along with an image. But how
Hey , i was just wondering whether I can convert a document so that it can
be accessed in microsoft word, because i have done a cross country report
for school and one of my teachers asked me to put it on a disk and give it
to our school office to make a few changes...
thanks in advance!
I've just upgraded my laptop to mandrake 8
(should probably have switched to debian instead)
I cannot view any math symbols on the screen!
And the textfonts are just about readable,
they looks awful as well.
Anything I could do in order to get decent fonts?
Sorry, I know this is an old problem
Staffan Ringbom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
| I've just upgraded my laptop to mandrake 8
| (should probably have switched to debian instead)
|
| I cannot view any math symbols on the screen!
| And the textfonts are just about readable,
| they looks awful as well.
|
| Anything I could do in
have a look at
http://www.educat.hu-berlin.de/~voss/lyx/converter.html
Herbert
I use your ieee class file but I get a error saying "undefined control
sequence". The last part of the latex output:
...
(/usr/share/texmf/tex/latex/base/t1enc.def)) (ieee-me-bio.aux)
! Undefined control sequence.
\biography ...noindent \setbox 0\hbox {\resizebox
Hi!
I´ve got many floats in my document like
this:
caption
figure/table
"my explanation"
I`d like to change the space between figure/table
and "my explanation".
Is there a way to do it automatically for all
floats or do I have to change it manually in every float?
Can I have a special
Le Vendredi 29 Juin 2001 04:40, vous avez icrit :
> I've just upgraded my laptop to mandrake 8
> (should probably have switched to debian instead)
>
> I cannot view any math symbols on the screen!
> And the textfonts are just about readable,
> they looks awful as well.
>
> Anything I could do in
Jean Magnan de Bornier wrote:
>
> Le Vendredi 29 Juin 2001 04:40, vous avez icrit :
> > I've just upgraded my laptop to mandrake 8
> > (should probably have switched to debian instead)
> >
> > I cannot view any math symbols on the screen!
> > And the textfonts are just about readable,
> > they
> Detlev Humann wrote:
>
> caption
> figure/table
> "my explanation"
>
is "my explanation" of paragraphstale caption or not?
Herbert
--
http://www.educat.hu-berlin.de/~voss/lyx/
On Thu, 28 Jun 2001, Juergen wrote:
> I do this using a 2 column tabular. In 1.1.6 this should be easily possible as
> there you have full paragraph support inside a cell. Oviously you should make
> a backup of your documents before doing this as the fileformat of 1.1.6 tabulars
> is completely
On 29-Jun-2001 Ramón Flores d'as Seixas wrote:
> One important thing to take into account is that in order to obtain full
> paragraph support, it is necessary to set the column width before to write any
> text. So first set the with of the columns and then write the text. If ones
> writes first
> > Detlev Humann wrote:
> >
> > caption
> > figure/table
> > "my explanation"
> >
>
> is "my explanation" of paragraphstale caption or not?
>
> Herbert
No, it's not caption, it's like standard style, only smaller.
Detlev
Why don't we try this I'll send you a working latex file try to make it
work in your environment. Let's go from there. If it works, it means that
there is someting wrong with the usage. otherwise it is an environment
problem (may be tex database is not updated with the place of the new
On Friday 29 June 2001 11:27, kathryn Wotton wrote:
> Hey , i was just wondering whether I can convert a document so that it can
> be accessed in microsoft word, because i have done a cross country report
> for school and one of my teachers asked me to put it on a disk and give it
> to our school
I was just working on the latex file that i was gonna send to you..
(cutting unnecessary parts, bla, bla).. Then I got a message exactly like
yours
! Undefined control sequence.
\biography ...noindent \setbox 0\hbox {\resizebox
{25mm}{32mm}{\includegraph...
Do you know why? Because.. I cut it
Detlev Humann wrote:
>
> > > Detlev Humann wrote:
> > >
> > > caption
> > > figure/table
> > > "my explanation"
> > >
> >
> > is "my explanation" of paragraphstale caption or not?
> >
> > Herbert
>
> No, it's not caption, it's like standard style, only smaller.
\newcommand\myExp[1]{%
Is there a way to configure LyX so the switching of buffers is like
[x]emacs? An example:
In LyX, if I start a session by editing file A, then switch to file
B, then to file C, then `kill' the file C buffer, I end up in file
A. To go back to file B I have to reload it from the Documents
> I made the observation:
>
> Entering \mathbf{c} in math mode is displayed as written (without backslash).
>
> Reloading the document, a bold font is used for c.
>
> It is nice that lyx is able to display in bold font, but is that the expected
> behavior?
Don't know. It propably depends on
Le Jeudi 28 Juin 2001 12:52, vous avez écrit :
> ImageMagic can create small files (only 30% bigger than the original) if
> you convert into a level 2 Postscript file (the default is a level 1 file):
>
> convert file.png eps2:file.eps
Very interesting, but when I tried it with a gif file
I just switched to a new Linux distro (Debian 2.2r3 from Mandrake
6.something). Somehow, the \columnbreak command that worked before now works
no longer (i.e., documents that were written under the old distro don't work
under the new distro). I have returned to the documentation for multicols,
Hi there!
I found out the circumstances when table floats get numbered
1, 3, 5, 7, ... or 2, 4, 6, 8, ... I put longtables inside
the floats, since doing that seemed to get the tables
centred. (Having used LyX more now, I know that's not the
way to do it -- you just set the paragraph
I had LyX go down on me earlier today (no innuendo intended
:-) -- I'd been converting a doc to LyX format all morning
when it suddenly bombed. No problem, you say, there's an
emergency save file created. True enough, but when I looked
harder I found that both my original file and the
Glenn Hutchings wrote:
>
> Is the longtable float numbering a bug? Is is sensible to
> put a longtable (designed for making tables span multiple
> pages) inside a float? Then again, how else can a longtable
> get a caption?
a float can only be one page, otherwise it makes no sense
for latex
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