Re: multidoc layout CU-thesis
monty wrote:
Few time ago i posted here a messaged saying that i was trying to do a big
document with a master document and several others included, and when i did the
ps, the TOC doesn't was complete: it didn't show the contents of the include
files.
Before that it works!!, but now, it doesn't work again. I think it depends on
the layout i use, because i've tried with article and it's ok, but with
CU-thesis no. What is more, it doesn't include the content of the document.
a missing toc is often an error anywhere in your latex-run.
have a look at your latex log-file!
you'll find the error in this way:
put in your main doc before your first include-comment
\begin{comment}
...
... all the parts of your doc ...
...
\end{comment}
now run dvi-view. if all works well, than put the
\begin{comment} one inlcude doc further and run
dvi-view again and so on. SO you'll fing the doc
where the problem is located.
Herbert
--
http:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Changing LyX's opening window size...
Hi, I would like to change the size of the window that opens when I start LyX. I can't, however, find anything in the documentation or the lyxrc files that tells one how to do this. Putting a .geometry command for lyx in the Xdefaults file doesn't do a thing. And there seems to be noplace in the lyxrc file or the preferences popup to do this. Anyone know how? Or is the initial size of the LyX window hard-coded into the program? Thanks! Ralph begin:vcard n:Meyer;Ralph L. tel;fax:(609) 258-1087 tel;home:(732) 251-0331 tel;work:(609) 258-4228 x-mozilla-html:TRUE org:Princeton University;East Asian Studies adr;quoted-printable:;;211 Jones Hall=0D=0APrinceton University;Princeton;New Jersey;08544;USA adr:;;39 Nelson Avenue;Monroe Twp.;New Jersey;08831-8708;USA version:2.1 email;internet:[EMAIL PROTECTED] title:Publications Manager EAS Dept. note;quoted-printable:Also: Owner/Consultant of=0D=0AR and R Computing Services x-mozilla-cpt:;-26096 fn:Ralph L. Meyer end:vcard
lyx file - SGML/XML files
I'm new in tex,latex,lyx,SGML and XML. I know the linuxdoc-sgml tools, and I'd like to know this: 1. It's possible to modify the linuxdoc class for creating my own specific class? How? 2. Id like more class layouts for my lyx users (my own stylesheets). I need Latex, Tex, another? 3. Can I extend the linuxdoc class to incorporate graphics? Thanks PD: sorry for my poor english
Re: Changing LyX's opening window size...
"Ralph L. Meyer" wrote: I would like to change the size of the window that opens when I start LyX. I can't, however, find anything in the documentation or the lyxrc files that tells one how to do this. Putting a .geometry command for lyx in the Xdefaults file doesn't do a thing. And there seems to be noplace in the lyxrc file or the preferences popup to do this. lyx -width 950 -height 800 or lyx -geometry 800x950 since version 1.1.6 Herbert -- http:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Changing LyX's opening window size...
On Unix machines, lyx obeys the customary xwindows geometry parm (lyx -geometry 700x1000+600+0 -shared/private, etc, etc, etc filename). You can do this from the command line or carefully craft the properties of your desktop icon to give the results you want. Windows? No idea. On Sun, 15 Apr 2001, Ralph L. Meyer wrote: Hi, I would like to change the size of the window that opens when I start LyX. I can't, however, find anything in the documentation or the lyxrc files that tells one how to do this. Putting a .geometry command for lyx in the Xdefaults file doesn't do a thing. And there seems to be noplace in the lyxrc file or the preferences popup to do this. Anyone know how? Or is the initial size of the LyX window hard-coded into the program? Thanks! Ralph -- Mark Hansel PO Box 41 Minnesota State University Moorhead Moorhead, MN 56563 ph: 218-236-2039 fax: 218-236-2593 [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://wwwcj.mnstate.edu
List of fonts in Document popup
I found something in the archives from someone who wanted to know where LyX gets the list of fonts that shows up in the Document popup. The answer was, well, typical of this list ;-) -- namely, 'you don't want more fonts there-- load them by hand from the preamble'. Now, I don't want -every- font in there, but I would like a few more than I have now. So: Where does LyX get that list, and how do I get more fonts into it?
Re: lyx file - SGML/XML files
Adolfo Pachn a crit : I'm new in tex,latex,lyx,SGML and XML. I know the linuxdoc-sgml tools, and I'd like to know this: 1. It's possible to modify the linuxdoc class for creating my own specific class? How? What do you want to do? If you want to define a LyX layout, you can provide your own .layout style, in which the new styles refer to an existing linuxdoc element. Look at documentation to create your own layout, and look at the linuxdoc.layout file for linuxdoc style examples. If you want to add some SGML elements, you need to define your own DTD file that would include the linuxdoc DTD. Obviously, using your new elements in LyX involves to create new LyX layout styles too... 2. Id like more class layouts for my lyx users (my own stylesheets). I need Latex, Tex, another? If the elements already exists in the linuxdoc DTD, you have nothing to do. If you add new elements, you need to say how to translate them. As far as I know, the translation is process is done through mapping files. 3. Can I extend the linuxdoc class to incorporate graphics? I don't know. BG
Re: multidoc layout CU-thesis
monty wrote:
Few time ago i posted here a messaged saying that i was trying to do a big
document with a master document and several others included, and when i did the
ps, the TOC doesn't was complete: it didn't show the contents of the include
files.
Before that it works!!, but now, it doesn't work again. I think it depends on
the layout i use, because i've tried with article and it's ok, but with
CU-thesis no. What is more, it doesn't include the content of the document.
a missing toc is often an error anywhere in your latex-run.
have a look at your latex log-file!
you'll find the error in this way:
put in your main doc before your first include-comment
\begin{comment}
...
... all the parts of your doc ...
...
\end{comment}
now run dvi-view. if all works well, than put the
\begin{comment} one inlcude doc further and run
dvi-view again and so on. SO you'll fing the doc
where the problem is located.
Herbert
--
http:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Changing LyX's opening window size...
Hi, I would like to change the size of the window that opens when I start LyX. I can't, however, find anything in the documentation or the lyxrc files that tells one how to do this. Putting a .geometry command for lyx in the Xdefaults file doesn't do a thing. And there seems to be noplace in the lyxrc file or the preferences popup to do this. Anyone know how? Or is the initial size of the LyX window hard-coded into the program? Thanks! Ralph begin:vcard n:Meyer;Ralph L. tel;fax:(609) 258-1087 tel;home:(732) 251-0331 tel;work:(609) 258-4228 x-mozilla-html:TRUE org:Princeton University;East Asian Studies adr;quoted-printable:;;211 Jones Hall=0D=0APrinceton University;Princeton;New Jersey;08544;USA adr:;;39 Nelson Avenue;Monroe Twp.;New Jersey;08831-8708;USA version:2.1 email;internet:[EMAIL PROTECTED] title:Publications Manager EAS Dept. note;quoted-printable:Also: Owner/Consultant of=0D=0AR and R Computing Services x-mozilla-cpt:;-26096 fn:Ralph L. Meyer end:vcard
lyx file - SGML/XML files
I'm new in tex,latex,lyx,SGML and XML. I know the linuxdoc-sgml tools, and I'd like to know this: 1. It's possible to modify the linuxdoc class for creating my own specific class? How? 2. Id like more class layouts for my lyx users (my own stylesheets). I need Latex, Tex, another? 3. Can I extend the linuxdoc class to incorporate graphics? Thanks PD: sorry for my poor english
Re: Changing LyX's opening window size...
"Ralph L. Meyer" wrote: I would like to change the size of the window that opens when I start LyX. I can't, however, find anything in the documentation or the lyxrc files that tells one how to do this. Putting a .geometry command for lyx in the Xdefaults file doesn't do a thing. And there seems to be noplace in the lyxrc file or the preferences popup to do this. lyx -width 950 -height 800 or lyx -geometry 800x950 since version 1.1.6 Herbert -- http:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Changing LyX's opening window size...
On Unix machines, lyx obeys the customary xwindows geometry parm (lyx -geometry 700x1000+600+0 -shared/private, etc, etc, etc filename). You can do this from the command line or carefully craft the properties of your desktop icon to give the results you want. Windows? No idea. On Sun, 15 Apr 2001, Ralph L. Meyer wrote: Hi, I would like to change the size of the window that opens when I start LyX. I can't, however, find anything in the documentation or the lyxrc files that tells one how to do this. Putting a .geometry command for lyx in the Xdefaults file doesn't do a thing. And there seems to be noplace in the lyxrc file or the preferences popup to do this. Anyone know how? Or is the initial size of the LyX window hard-coded into the program? Thanks! Ralph -- Mark Hansel PO Box 41 Minnesota State University Moorhead Moorhead, MN 56563 ph: 218-236-2039 fax: 218-236-2593 [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://wwwcj.mnstate.edu
List of fonts in Document popup
I found something in the archives from someone who wanted to know where LyX gets the list of fonts that shows up in the Document popup. The answer was, well, typical of this list ;-) -- namely, 'you don't want more fonts there-- load them by hand from the preamble'. Now, I don't want -every- font in there, but I would like a few more than I have now. So: Where does LyX get that list, and how do I get more fonts into it?
Re: lyx file - SGML/XML files
Adolfo Pachn a crit : I'm new in tex,latex,lyx,SGML and XML. I know the linuxdoc-sgml tools, and I'd like to know this: 1. It's possible to modify the linuxdoc class for creating my own specific class? How? What do you want to do? If you want to define a LyX layout, you can provide your own .layout style, in which the new styles refer to an existing linuxdoc element. Look at documentation to create your own layout, and look at the linuxdoc.layout file for linuxdoc style examples. If you want to add some SGML elements, you need to define your own DTD file that would include the linuxdoc DTD. Obviously, using your new elements in LyX involves to create new LyX layout styles too... 2. Id like more class layouts for my lyx users (my own stylesheets). I need Latex, Tex, another? If the elements already exists in the linuxdoc DTD, you have nothing to do. If you add new elements, you need to say how to translate them. As far as I know, the translation is process is done through mapping files. 3. Can I extend the linuxdoc class to incorporate graphics? I don't know. BG
Re: multidoc & layout CU-thesis
monty wrote:
>
> Few time ago i posted here a messaged saying that i was trying to do a big
> document with a master document and several others included, and when i did the
> ps, the TOC doesn't was complete: it didn't show the contents of the include
> files.
>
> Before that it works!!, but now, it doesn't work again. I think it depends on
> the layout i use, because i've tried with article and it's ok, but with
> CU-thesis no. What is more, it doesn't include the content of the document.
a missing toc is often an error anywhere in your latex-run.
have a look at your latex log-file!
you'll find the error in this way:
put in your main doc before your first include-comment
\begin{comment}
...
... all the parts of your doc ...
...
\end{comment}
now run dvi-view. if all works well, than put the
\begin{comment} one inlcude doc further and run
dvi-view again and so on. SO you'll fing the doc
where the problem is located.
Herbert
--
http:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Changing LyX's opening window size...
Hi, I would like to change the size of the window that opens when I start LyX. I can't, however, find anything in the documentation or the lyxrc files that tells one how to do this. Putting a .geometry command for lyx in the Xdefaults file doesn't do a thing. And there seems to be noplace in the lyxrc file or the preferences popup to do this. Anyone know how? Or is the initial size of the LyX window hard-coded into the program? Thanks! Ralph begin:vcard n:Meyer;Ralph L. tel;fax:(609) 258-1087 tel;home:(732) 251-0331 tel;work:(609) 258-4228 x-mozilla-html:TRUE org:Princeton University;East Asian Studies adr;quoted-printable:;;211 Jones Hall=0D=0APrinceton University;Princeton;New Jersey;08544;USA adr:;;39 Nelson Avenue;Monroe Twp.;New Jersey;08831-8708;USA version:2.1 email;internet:[EMAIL PROTECTED] title:Publications Manager EAS Dept. note;quoted-printable:Also: Owner/Consultant of=0D=0AR and R Computing Services x-mozilla-cpt:;-26096 fn:Ralph L. Meyer end:vcard
lyx file -> SGML/XML files
I'm new in tex,latex,lyx,SGML and XML. I know the linuxdoc-sgml tools, and I'd like to know this: 1. It's possible to modify the linuxdoc class for creating my own specific class? How? 2. Id like more class layouts for my lyx users (my own stylesheets). I need Latex, Tex, another? 3. Can I extend the linuxdoc class to incorporate graphics? Thanks PD: sorry for my poor english
Re: Changing LyX's opening window size...
"Ralph L. Meyer" wrote: > > I would like to change the size of the window that opens when I start > LyX. I can't, however, > find anything in the documentation or the lyxrc files that tells one how > to do this. Putting a > .geometry command for lyx in the Xdefaults file doesn't do a thing. And > there seems to be > noplace in the lyxrc file or the preferences popup to do this. lyx -width 950 -height 800 or lyx -geometry 800x950 since version 1.1.6 Herbert -- http:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Changing LyX's opening window size...
On Unix machines, lyx obeys the customary xwindows geometry parm (lyx -geometry 700x1000+600+0 -shared/private, etc, etc, etc ). You can do this from the command line or carefully craft the properties of your desktop icon to give the results you want. Windows? No idea. On Sun, 15 Apr 2001, Ralph L. Meyer wrote: >Hi, > >I would like to change the size of the window that opens when I start >LyX. I can't, however, >find anything in the documentation or the lyxrc files that tells one how >to do this. Putting a >.geometry command for lyx in the Xdefaults file doesn't do a thing. And >there seems to be >noplace in the lyxrc file or the preferences popup to do this. > >Anyone know how? Or is the initial size of the LyX window hard-coded >into the program? > >Thanks! >Ralph > -- Mark Hansel PO Box 41 Minnesota State University Moorhead Moorhead, MN 56563 ph: 218-236-2039 fax: 218-236-2593 [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://wwwcj.mnstate.edu
List of fonts in Document popup
I found something in the archives from someone who wanted to know where LyX gets the list of fonts that shows up in the Document popup. The answer was, well, typical of this list ;-) -- namely, 'you don't want more fonts there-- load them by hand from the preamble'. Now, I don't want -every- font in there, but I would like a few more than I have now. So: Where does LyX get that list, and how do I get more fonts into it?
Re: lyx file -> SGML/XML files
Adolfo Pachón a écrit : > I'm new in tex,latex,lyx,SGML and XML. I know the linuxdoc-sgml tools, > and I'd like to know this: > > 1. It's possible to modify the linuxdoc class for creating my own > specific class? How? What do you want to do? If you want to define a LyX layout, you can provide your own .layout style, in which the new styles refer to an existing linuxdoc element. Look at documentation to create your own layout, and look at the linuxdoc.layout file for linuxdoc style examples. If you want to add some SGML elements, you need to define your own DTD file that would include the linuxdoc DTD. Obviously, using your new elements in LyX involves to create new LyX layout styles too... > 2. Id like more class layouts for my lyx users (my own stylesheets). I > need Latex, Tex, another? If the elements already exists in the linuxdoc DTD, you have nothing to do. If you add new elements, you need to say how to translate them. As far as I know, the translation is process is done through mapping files. > 3. Can I extend the linuxdoc class to incorporate graphics? I don't know. BG
