Re: Citing
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Oliver Eichler) writes: abbrvnat.bst (Auther-Year numeric citation) plainnat.bst (numeric citation only) unsrtnat.bst (Auther-Year numeric citation) There's also "dinat.bst" on CTAN. German users might find it useful, it provides a DIN-conform citation style. Andre
Re: Citing
Hello,
I do not simply get this
plainnat.bst (numeric citation only)
***
!!! works for me with author year
*
(with \usepackage[round,comma]{natbib}
regards,
Staffan
p.s. As it is Friday I deal an observation with you.
I have obeserved on the web that
# *bst# *cls # *sty
(probably true but of limited infromational value)
Have a nice weekend
Re: Vertical Space smaller then Length
- Original Message - From: "Herbert Voss" [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: "Marek Wooszyk" [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, November 09, 2000 8:39 PM Subject: Re: Vertical Space smaller then Length Marek Wooszyk wrote: Hi ! How to change Vertical Space ? I would like to have smaller then Verical Space = Length... what kind of vertical space do you mean? the line spacing? Yes... I would like to have smaller then ZERO:minimal size (Menu:Layout-Paragraph: Verical Space.Above or = Length. 0.0001mm in ) z powaaniem Marek Wooszyk [EMAIL PROTECTED] +48-602-346070
Viewing PDF file
Hello everybody, I am new to this list and have already scanned throug the archives, but have not found a satisfactory answer yet. My Problem: I have managed to setup LyX, so that it produces nice clear PDF output via PDFLaTeX. The only left Problem is, that I cannot find a possibility to view the result directly. The PDF File resides in a /tmp/lyx_tmp... directory still. The Menu command View DVI still assumes a file with a DVI ending (I can change the viewer to a PDF one, though) Is there some command in LyX, which I can assign a button to, that shows me my file? Any ideas? Another way which is working is 'export lyx' followed by an explicit pdlatex run. But that's still time consuming... Cheers, André -- +-+ | Dipl. - Inform. André Schaefer | |fon:+49 228 2281 148 | |_| |D Q| | IZ - Sozialwissenschaften Bonn | +-+
Available document classes
Hi, many people in my Linux User Group ask me about other document classes than those present in 1.1.5fix2 version of LyX. Is there a list (or, can we set up one now) of all document class available? I'm looking through the user-list mail archive to get some links. Thanks to everybody, Emanuele
Re: Vertical Space smaller then Length
Marek Wo³oszyk [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
| How to change Vertical Space ?
| I would like to have smaller then Verical Space = Length...
|
|
| what kind of vertical space do you mean?
| the line spacing?
| Yes...
|
|I would like to have smaller then ZERO:minimal size
| (Menu:Layout-Paragraph: Verical Space.Above or = Length. 0.0001mm
| in )
But this is paragraph spacing and not line spacing.
Line spacing uses a multiplier so that is easy to get smaler than he
standard line spacing.
Paragraph spacing is harder and currently I think you have to put
some latex magic in your preamble (but that will work globally and not
for a singele paragraph)
You can also add some latex code right after your paragrap and mark it
as tex.
\vspace{-3cm}
might work
Lgb
|
| z powa¿aniem
| Marek Wo³oszyk
| [EMAIL PROTECTED]
| +48-602-346070
endnotes
I'm using endnotes.sty with a book-length manuscript, written with
each chapter a file, included into a master.lyx file. In the lyx
prologue of the master file I have
\let\footnote=\endnote
and by including something like
\newpage
\begingroup
\parindent 0pt
\parskip 2ex
\def\enotesize{\normalsize}
\theendnotes
\endgroup
in TeX mode at the end of the manuscript, I can get a formatted list
of endnotes. I would prefer to see the endnotes formatted with a
heading for each chapter and the numbering restarted for each chapter.
Has anyone done this, or know how I can do it? Thanks,
--
Ronald Florence http://members.home.net/18james
lyx unrelated: wp for console
I'm setting a friend up on Linux... he really needs to steer clear of X with this system he's got. He's command line inclined anyway, so I thought I'd ask whether any of you know of a good wp program to run in the console. At minimum, it would need to handle footnotes. The reason I don't just put him on with TeX is he's not really excited about having to learn new stuff at present. He gets frustrated and bored with complex stuff, he just wants to write papers in a microsoft-free environment. Any suggestions?
lyx unrelated: wp for console
Auctex with emacs would work on a console or serial terminal, although Auctex is much better with X-windows where you can use xdvi and/or ghostview previewers, and better still with Xemacs. I wrote several books with Auctex and emacs before switching to LyX. -- Ronald Florence http://members.home.net/18james
Re: Available document classes
Emanuele Olivetti wrote: Hi, many people in my Linux User Group ask me about other document classes than those present in 1.1.5fix2 version of LyX. Is there a list (or, can we set up one now) of all document class available? I'm looking through the user-list mail archive to get some links. take the link below and than on the upper right the brief description of all latex packages. there are also the available classes. Herbert -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://perce.de/lyx/
Re: Vertical Space smaller then Length
Marek Wo³oszyk wrote:
Marek Wo³oszyk wrote:
Hi !
How to change Vertical Space ?
I would like to have smaller then Verical Space = Length...
what kind of vertical space do you mean?
the line spacing?
Yes...
I would like to have smaller then ZERO:minimal size
(Menu:Layout-Paragraph: Verical Space.Above or = Length. 0.0001mm in )
try in tex (red) for example
\addtolength{\parskip}{-0.2cm}
changing to your old parskip with
\addtolength{\parskip}{+0.2cm}
hope this helps
Herbert
--
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://perce.de/lyx/
Re: Viewing PDF file
Schaefer [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Hello everybody, I am new to this list and have already scanned throug the archives, but have not found a satisfactory answer yet. My Problem: I have managed to setup LyX, so that it produces nice clear PDF output via PDFLaTeX. The only left Problem is, that I cannot find a possibility to view the result directly. The PDF File resides in a /tmp/lyx_tmp... directory still. The Menu command View DVI still assumes a file with a DVI ending (I can change the viewer to a PDF one, though) Is there some command in LyX, which I can assign a button to, that shows me my file? Any ideas? Yes! Finally! I had asked a very similar question one or two days ago. Solution: /etc/lyxrc or ~/.lyx/lyxrc must contain: \view_dvi_command "gnome-gv $( basename $$FName .dvi ).pdf" \pdf_mode true or use 'gv', 'acroread' or 'xpdf' instead of 'gnome-gv'. None of them is ideal. The gv's can watch the file so that you can use LyX's "update dvi", but don't have continous scrolling. The pdf's can scroll documents continously, but they can't watch a pdf file. If you know better, please tell me so! Enjoy, and Gruesse von Bonn nach Bonn, -- Andre Berger [EMAIL PROTECTED] from Bonn, Germany
Re: Citing
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Oliver Eichler) writes: abbrvnat.bst (Auther-Year numeric citation) plainnat.bst (numeric citation only) unsrtnat.bst (Auther-Year numeric citation) There's also "dinat.bst" on CTAN. German users might find it useful, it provides a DIN-conform citation style. Andre
Re: Citing
Hello,
I do not simply get this
plainnat.bst (numeric citation only)
***
!!! works for me with author year
*
(with \usepackage[round,comma]{natbib}
regards,
Staffan
p.s. As it is Friday I deal an observation with you.
I have obeserved on the web that
# *bst# *cls # *sty
(probably true but of limited infromational value)
Have a nice weekend
Re: Vertical Space smaller then Length
- Original Message - From: "Herbert Voss" [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: "Marek Wooszyk" [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, November 09, 2000 8:39 PM Subject: Re: Vertical Space smaller then Length Marek Wooszyk wrote: Hi ! How to change Vertical Space ? I would like to have smaller then Verical Space = Length... what kind of vertical space do you mean? the line spacing? Yes... I would like to have smaller then ZERO:minimal size (Menu:Layout-Paragraph: Verical Space.Above or = Length. 0.0001mm in ) z powaaniem Marek Wooszyk [EMAIL PROTECTED] +48-602-346070
Viewing PDF file
Hello everybody, I am new to this list and have already scanned throug the archives, but have not found a satisfactory answer yet. My Problem: I have managed to setup LyX, so that it produces nice clear PDF output via PDFLaTeX. The only left Problem is, that I cannot find a possibility to view the result directly. The PDF File resides in a /tmp/lyx_tmp... directory still. The Menu command View DVI still assumes a file with a DVI ending (I can change the viewer to a PDF one, though) Is there some command in LyX, which I can assign a button to, that shows me my file? Any ideas? Another way which is working is 'export lyx' followed by an explicit pdlatex run. But that's still time consuming... Cheers, André -- +-+ | Dipl. - Inform. André Schaefer | |fon:+49 228 2281 148 | |_| |D Q| | IZ - Sozialwissenschaften Bonn | +-+
Available document classes
Hi, many people in my Linux User Group ask me about other document classes than those present in 1.1.5fix2 version of LyX. Is there a list (or, can we set up one now) of all document class available? I'm looking through the user-list mail archive to get some links. Thanks to everybody, Emanuele
Re: Vertical Space smaller then Length
Marek Wo³oszyk [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
| How to change Vertical Space ?
| I would like to have smaller then Verical Space = Length...
|
|
| what kind of vertical space do you mean?
| the line spacing?
| Yes...
|
|I would like to have smaller then ZERO:minimal size
| (Menu:Layout-Paragraph: Verical Space.Above or = Length. 0.0001mm
| in )
But this is paragraph spacing and not line spacing.
Line spacing uses a multiplier so that is easy to get smaler than he
standard line spacing.
Paragraph spacing is harder and currently I think you have to put
some latex magic in your preamble (but that will work globally and not
for a singele paragraph)
You can also add some latex code right after your paragrap and mark it
as tex.
\vspace{-3cm}
might work
Lgb
|
| z powa¿aniem
| Marek Wo³oszyk
| [EMAIL PROTECTED]
| +48-602-346070
endnotes
I'm using endnotes.sty with a book-length manuscript, written with
each chapter a file, included into a master.lyx file. In the lyx
prologue of the master file I have
\let\footnote=\endnote
and by including something like
\newpage
\begingroup
\parindent 0pt
\parskip 2ex
\def\enotesize{\normalsize}
\theendnotes
\endgroup
in TeX mode at the end of the manuscript, I can get a formatted list
of endnotes. I would prefer to see the endnotes formatted with a
heading for each chapter and the numbering restarted for each chapter.
Has anyone done this, or know how I can do it? Thanks,
--
Ronald Florence http://members.home.net/18james
lyx unrelated: wp for console
I'm setting a friend up on Linux... he really needs to steer clear of X with this system he's got. He's command line inclined anyway, so I thought I'd ask whether any of you know of a good wp program to run in the console. At minimum, it would need to handle footnotes. The reason I don't just put him on with TeX is he's not really excited about having to learn new stuff at present. He gets frustrated and bored with complex stuff, he just wants to write papers in a microsoft-free environment. Any suggestions?
lyx unrelated: wp for console
Auctex with emacs would work on a console or serial terminal, although Auctex is much better with X-windows where you can use xdvi and/or ghostview previewers, and better still with Xemacs. I wrote several books with Auctex and emacs before switching to LyX. -- Ronald Florence http://members.home.net/18james
Re: Available document classes
Emanuele Olivetti wrote: Hi, many people in my Linux User Group ask me about other document classes than those present in 1.1.5fix2 version of LyX. Is there a list (or, can we set up one now) of all document class available? I'm looking through the user-list mail archive to get some links. take the link below and than on the upper right the brief description of all latex packages. there are also the available classes. Herbert -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://perce.de/lyx/
Re: Vertical Space smaller then Length
Marek Wo³oszyk wrote:
Marek Wo³oszyk wrote:
Hi !
How to change Vertical Space ?
I would like to have smaller then Verical Space = Length...
what kind of vertical space do you mean?
the line spacing?
Yes...
I would like to have smaller then ZERO:minimal size
(Menu:Layout-Paragraph: Verical Space.Above or = Length. 0.0001mm in )
try in tex (red) for example
\addtolength{\parskip}{-0.2cm}
changing to your old parskip with
\addtolength{\parskip}{+0.2cm}
hope this helps
Herbert
--
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://perce.de/lyx/
Re: Viewing PDF file
Schaefer [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Hello everybody, I am new to this list and have already scanned throug the archives, but have not found a satisfactory answer yet. My Problem: I have managed to setup LyX, so that it produces nice clear PDF output via PDFLaTeX. The only left Problem is, that I cannot find a possibility to view the result directly. The PDF File resides in a /tmp/lyx_tmp... directory still. The Menu command View DVI still assumes a file with a DVI ending (I can change the viewer to a PDF one, though) Is there some command in LyX, which I can assign a button to, that shows me my file? Any ideas? Yes! Finally! I had asked a very similar question one or two days ago. Solution: /etc/lyxrc or ~/.lyx/lyxrc must contain: \view_dvi_command "gnome-gv $( basename $$FName .dvi ).pdf" \pdf_mode true or use 'gv', 'acroread' or 'xpdf' instead of 'gnome-gv'. None of them is ideal. The gv's can watch the file so that you can use LyX's "update dvi", but don't have continous scrolling. The pdf's can scroll documents continously, but they can't watch a pdf file. If you know better, please tell me so! Enjoy, and Gruesse von Bonn nach Bonn, -- Andre Berger [EMAIL PROTECTED] from Bonn, Germany
Re: Citing
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Oliver Eichler) writes: > abbrvnat.bst (Auther-Year & numeric citation) > plainnat.bst (numeric citation only) > unsrtnat.bst (Auther-Year & numeric citation) There's also "dinat.bst" on CTAN. German users might find it useful, it provides a DIN-conform citation style. Andre
Re: Citing
Hello,
I do not simply get this
> > plainnat.bst (numeric citation only)
***
!!! works for me with author year
*
(with \usepackage[round,comma]{natbib}
regards,
Staffan
p.s. As it is Friday I deal an observation with you.
I have obeserved on the web that
# *bst < # *cls < # *sty
(probably true but of limited infromational value)
Have a nice weekend
Re: Vertical Space smaller then Length
- Original Message - From: "Herbert Voss" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "Marek Wooszyk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Thursday, November 09, 2000 8:39 PM Subject: Re: Vertical Space smaller then Length > Marek Wooszyk wrote: > > > > Hi ! > > > > How to change Vertical Space ? > > I would like to have smaller then Verical Space = Length... > > > what kind of vertical space do you mean? > the line spacing? Yes... I would like to have smaller then ZERO:minimal size (Menu:Layout->Paragraph: Verical Space.Above or = Length. 0.0001mm in ) z powaaniem Marek Wooszyk [EMAIL PROTECTED] +48-602-346070
Viewing PDF file
Hello everybody, I am new to this list and have already scanned throug the archives, but have not found a satisfactory answer yet. My Problem: I have managed to setup LyX, so that it produces nice clear PDF output via PDFLaTeX. The only left Problem is, that I cannot find a possibility to view the result directly. The PDF File resides in a /tmp/lyx_tmp... directory still. The Menu command View DVI still assumes a file with a DVI ending (I can change the viewer to a PDF one, though) Is there some command in LyX, which I can assign a button to, that shows me my file? Any ideas? Another way which is working is 'export lyx' followed by an explicit pdlatex run. But that's still time consuming... Cheers, André -- +-+ | Dipl. - Inform. André Schaefer | |fon:+49 228 2281 148 | |_| |D & Q| | IZ - Sozialwissenschaften Bonn | +-+
Available document classes
Hi, many people in my Linux User Group ask me about other document classes than those present in 1.1.5fix2 version of LyX. Is there a list (or, can we set up one now) of all document class available? I'm looking through the user-list mail archive to get some links. Thanks to everybody, Emanuele
Re: Vertical Space smaller then Length
Marek Wo³oszyk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
| > > How to change Vertical Space ?
| > > I would like to have smaller then Verical Space = Length...
| >
| >
| > what kind of vertical space do you mean?
| > the line spacing?
| Yes...
|
|I would like to have smaller then ZERO:minimal size
| (Menu:Layout->Paragraph: Verical Space.Above or = Length. 0.0001mm
| > > in )
But this is paragraph spacing and not line spacing.
Line spacing uses a multiplier so that is easy to get smaler than he
standard line spacing.
Paragraph spacing is harder and currently I think you have to put
some latex magic in your preamble (but that will work globally and not
for a singele paragraph)
You can also add some latex code right after your paragrap and mark it
as tex.
\vspace{-3cm}
might work
Lgb
|
| z powa¿aniem
| Marek Wo³oszyk
| [EMAIL PROTECTED]
| +48-602-346070
endnotes
I'm using endnotes.sty with a book-length manuscript, written with
each chapter a file, included into a master.lyx file. In the lyx
prologue of the master file I have
\let\footnote=\endnote
and by including something like
\newpage
\begingroup
\parindent 0pt
\parskip 2ex
\def\enotesize{\normalsize}
\theendnotes
\endgroup
in TeX mode at the end of the manuscript, I can get a formatted list
of endnotes. I would prefer to see the endnotes formatted with a
heading for each chapter and the numbering restarted for each chapter.
Has anyone done this, or know how I can do it? Thanks,
--
Ronald Florence http://members.home.net/18james
lyx unrelated: wp for console
I'm setting a friend up on Linux... he really needs to steer clear of X with this system he's got. He's command line inclined anyway, so I thought I'd ask whether any of you know of a good wp program to run in the console. At minimum, it would need to handle footnotes. The reason I don't just put him on with TeX is he's not really excited about having to learn new stuff at present. He gets frustrated and bored with complex stuff, he just wants to write papers in a microsoft-free environment. Any suggestions?
lyx unrelated: wp for console
Auctex with emacs would work on a console or serial terminal, although Auctex is much better with X-windows where you can use xdvi and/or ghostview previewers, and better still with Xemacs. I wrote several books with Auctex and emacs before switching to LyX. -- Ronald Florence http://members.home.net/18james
Re: Available document classes
Emanuele Olivetti wrote: > > Hi, > many people in my Linux User Group ask me about other document classes > than those present in 1.1.5fix2 version of LyX. Is there a list (or, can > we set up one now) of all document class available? > > I'm looking through the user-list mail archive to get some links. take the link below and than on the upper right the brief description of all latex packages. there are also the available classes. Herbert -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://perce.de/lyx/
Re: Vertical Space smaller then Length
Marek Wo³oszyk wrote:
>
>
> > Marek Wo³oszyk wrote:
> > >
> > > Hi !
> > >
> > > How to change Vertical Space ?
> > > I would like to have smaller then Verical Space = Length...
> >
> >
> > what kind of vertical space do you mean?
> > the line spacing?
> Yes...
>
>I would like to have smaller then ZERO:minimal size
> (Menu:Layout->Paragraph: Verical Space.Above or = Length. 0.0001mm in )
try in tex (red) for example
\addtolength{\parskip}{-0.2cm}
changing to your old parskip with
\addtolength{\parskip}{+0.2cm}
hope this helps
Herbert
--
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://perce.de/lyx/
Re: Viewing PDF file
Schaefer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Hello everybody, > > I am new to this list and have already scanned throug the archives, but have > not found a satisfactory answer yet. > My Problem: I have managed to setup LyX, so that it produces nice clear PDF > output via PDFLaTeX. > The only left Problem is, that I cannot find a possibility to view the > result directly. > The PDF File resides in a /tmp/lyx_tmp... directory still. > The Menu command View DVI still assumes a file with a DVI ending (I can > change the viewer to a PDF one, though) > Is there some command in LyX, which I can assign a button to, that shows me > my file? > > Any ideas? Yes! Finally! I had asked a very similar question one or two days ago. Solution: /etc/lyxrc or ~/.lyx/lyxrc must contain: \view_dvi_command "gnome-gv $( basename $$FName .dvi ).pdf" \pdf_mode true or use 'gv', 'acroread' or 'xpdf' instead of 'gnome-gv'. None of them is ideal. The gv's can watch the file so that you can use LyX's "update dvi", but don't have continous scrolling. The pdf's can scroll documents continously, but they can't watch a pdf file. If you know better, please tell me so! Enjoy, and Gruesse von Bonn nach Bonn, -- Andre Berger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> from Bonn, Germany
