Long lines are trimmed in the Postscript preview !!!

1999-03-29 Thread Constantin Teodorescu

Hello all,

I have to write some documentation and I have to insert a report example
inside.
The report example has very long lines (245 characters/line).

I set the paper size to A3 orientation landscape.
The report example lines I have defined them with "typewriter" font and
"smaller".

In DVI preview I can see very fine those long lines but when I want to
see the Postscript preview the lines are cut ar 75% (I cannot see the
whole line).

It's not a Lyx problem, it's a dvips problem but can you help me somehow
?

Please cc:me to [EMAIL PROTECTED]

I someone is interested, I can send him as attachment a small file
containing the example.
Or, take the following lines , unwrap them (make a whole single line of
them) and put it into a Lyx document.
Set the page to A3 landscape and set the fonts for that line
"typewriter" "smaller" and check if yu can see it with dvi preview. You
should see the whole line. Check then the Postscript preview. You cannot
see the last number (277.915.533)

1Capital...  110.779.526
329.297.681  11.463.388.344  11.435.820.024   2.006.877.388  
2.093.843.106  13.470.265.732  13.529.663.130  13.581.045.258 
13.858.960.811   0 277.915.553

(the line is begining with 1 and it is ending with 277.915.553)

Thanks in advance,
-- 
Constantin Teodorescu
FLEX Consulting Braila, ROMANIA



Re: Urgent Typesetting Question

1999-03-29 Thread James E. Jarvis

Jean-Pierre

Thankyou, I have solved it by following a suggestion to just used crude
Latex - it is messy but it is quick and it works!

Thankyou 

James

On Mon, 29 Mar 1999, Jean-Pierre.Chretien wrote:

> 
> >> Date: Mon, 29 Mar 1999 16:42:32 +0100 (BST)
> >> From: "James E. Jarvis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >> Subject: Urgent Typesetting Question
> ...
> >> 
> >> I have a title page with
> >>  
> >> Title
> >>
> >> 
> >> Author
> >> 
> >> 
> >>  Date
> >> 
> >> I actually put my degree type, school and year in the date field,
> >> apparently have to have the "degree type, school and year" at the foot of
> >> the page. How can I make the date field drop to the foot of the page?
> >> Should I be using another field and skipping date field  entirely?
> 
> If a footnote is not OK, several LaTeX tricks are available.
> If you need to customize headers and footers in the remaining
> of the document, using fancyhdr.sty will provide the necessary fields,
> but it needs a little LaTeX involvment.
> 
> Regards
> 
> -- 
> Jean-Pierre
> 

 James Jarvis
 EUCS
Science & Engineering Support
 0131 650 5013 
 email '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
  http://www.bch.ed.ac.uk/~james/ 



Re: Urgent Typesetting Question

1999-03-29 Thread Jean-Pierre.Chretien


>> Date: Mon, 29 Mar 1999 16:42:32 +0100 (BST)
>> From: "James E. Jarvis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> Subject: Urgent Typesetting Question
...
>> 
>> I have a title page with
>>  
>> Title
>>
>> 
>> Author
>> 
>> 
>>  Date
>> 
>> I actually put my degree type, school and year in the date field,
>> apparently have to have the "degree type, school and year" at the foot of
>> the page. How can I make the date field drop to the foot of the page?
>> Should I be using another field and skipping date field  entirely?

If a footnote is not OK, several LaTeX tricks are available.
If you need to customize headers and footers in the remaining
of the document, using fancyhdr.sty will provide the necessary fields,
but it needs a little LaTeX involvment.

Regards

-- 
Jean-Pierre



Urgent Typesetting Question

1999-03-29 Thread James E. Jarvis

Sorry to ask this - it is almost ceratinly a latex question but here goes

System: lyx-1.0.1 on Ultra 5

I have a title page with
 
Title
   

Author


 Date

I actually put my degree type, school and year in the date field,
apparently have to have the "degree type, school and year" at the foot of
the page. How can I make the date field drop to the foot of the page?
Should I be using another field and skipping date field  entirely?

Help on this one will be appreciated and repaid by my attempting to
answer many many similar questions once I get up to speed on this.

Thanks

 James Jarvis
 EUCS
Science & Engineering Support
 0131 650 5013 
 email '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
  http://www.bch.ed.ac.uk/~james/ 



Master Pages?

1999-03-29 Thread Paul L. Lussier


Hi all,

Does anyone know if there's any way to create "master-pages" within LyX?
A friend who's stuck with FrameMaker would really like to start playing 
with LyX, but says he can't do without this one capability which Frame
provides.  I'd love to be able to tell him that there's something
similar.

Thanks,

-- 

Seeya,
Paul

[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Broadband Technology Division - Bay Networks (now a Nortel Company, Eh? :)

If you're not having fun, you're not doing it right!




Lyx 1.0.1 preview etc.

1999-03-29 Thread Risto . Kuusisto

Hello Lyx users !

I've just succeeded in getting Lyx to work somehow.
My system is RedHat 5.2 and i had to link some library files to the
appropriate
directories before it started to work (xforms, if i remember correctly, i
just guessed their location).
I did the rpm-installation  with glint.
Now i can go through come of the lyx-documentation and help-files.

One of the problems is, that i can't do anything that would mean writing
something
to a file from Lyx. I can't use any of the preview-commands or i can't save
configuration
data (the last command in the options-menu).

The program crashes every time i try to do something like that.
E.g in the case of preview i get the message, that Lyx isn't able to go to
the
directory /tmp/...(something) and then it's over. I have checked that the
tmp-directory
in question actually exists (after the execution of Lyx). I've also checked
the rights of the directories
and they seem to be OK, also in the case of /home/risto/.lyx .
>From the command-line interface i can see also, that Lyx suggetst that i've
found a bug
(somewhere i saw a number 138) from the program, but i suspect that there's
something in the installation.

Any ideas how to proceed ?

BR:Risto Kuusisto





working with text modules ....

1999-03-29 Thread Sven Gustke

Hi,

I have a problem with using text modules.
Example:

I´ve created a text module "input_a.lyx"with an minipage from the
beginning to the end of this text module.

Now , there is a document "a.lyx" which uses this text module without an
minipage.


Now the text module "input_a.tex" is without the header-definitions and
without \begin{document}, \end{document}.

"input_a.tex" is beginning with \begin{minipage} and at the end
there is a \end{minipage}...

Now, there is a second document "b.lyx" which uses the "input_a.lyx" too
but this has a text line and after this an input of "input_a.lyx". And
these two line are in a minipage paragraph.


NOW, what's happen!?

LyX saves (export TeX) the "b.lyx/tex" and changes the
"input_a.lyx/tex", so there is the beginning of the minipage in
"b.lyx/tex" and the end of the minipage in "input_a.lyx/tex".

So , when I use the TeX-Files "a.tex" with an input of "input_a.tex" it
wouldn't work, because there is an \end{minipage} left. latex would
write an Error!

Now I save (export TeX)  the "a.lyx" -File and now the File "a.tex"will
work, but the "b.tex" wouldn't because there is an \begin{minpage} left!

I hope you understand it!
Help is needed! Is this delibrated?!

Sven.




Re: Date in title

1999-03-29 Thread Achim Maldener

On Sun, 28 Mar 1999, David Pedersen wrote:

> Is there a way to supress the date in the title of an aricle???
> 
> Dave Pedersen
> 
Put \date{} in your preamble!
Achim 

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