font question

[Rodney K]

I am trying to create a document using the helvetica font. However,
selecting the helvetica font from the document properties dialog box
does not change the font from the default (romans?) to helvetica. How do
I do this?

Rodney

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Re: text placement twoside

[Rod Pinna]

One thing, in twoside mode, the geometry package puts in an extra 20pt
spacing, to allow for binding. Page 9 of the documentation explains it. To
get around it, you need to specify margins that aren't equal, or else
invoke the package in the preamble, rather than through the button.

Rod

On Mon, 10 Dec 2001, Christopher M. Jones wrote:

> Nope. Right/left margins are set equal, geometry enabled. Without twoside 
> everything is normal, but as soon as twoside is enabled everything shifts off 
> the page. Maybe I have something else, some other package maybe, that is 
> doing this? Example file?
> 
> 
> > On Mon, Dec 10, 2001 at 12:07:19AM -0600, Christopher M. Jones wrote:
> > > I am using the twoside option, but I don't want the text to shift at
> > > all--I want every textwidth centered on the page. How do I override this
> > > feature?
> >
> > Set custom margins, using equal left/right margins
> > (and don't forget to enable the "Use geometry" button).
> 

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Re: Missing '.sty' files

[Rod Pinna]

Mr Masters,

I currently use LyX on a debian potato system, without too many problems.
Have you installed all the debian tetex packages? This includes
tetex-extra, and tetex-nonfree, as well as tetex-base. If that doesn't
help, telling people which packages are coming up as missing might give us
a clue.

Kindest regards,
Rod

On Mon, 10 Dec 2001, cmasters wrote:


> Greetings,
> 
> I've inserted further comments in response to your response and to my
> original post:
> 
> On 10-12-01, Herbert Voss wrote:
> > 
> > 
> > cmasters wrote:
> > 
> > > Greetings,
> > > 
> > > Brand new convert to Lyx here :-) I must say that I love the ease of getting
> > > the job done, but I've run into a few sangs. I'd appreciate any bones that
> > > can be thrown my way.
> > > 
> > > I am running Debian, and installed Latex/Tetex and Lyx through the standard
> > > 'apt-get' method. All works well, ~except~ when I attempt to change the
> > > pre-defined variables for line spacing (single, 1/2 double) and or font type
> > > in any document that I create.
> > > 
> 
> I imagine that ~control~ of line spacing and font type are standard
> features. Am I wrong in this?
> 
> > > I tend to use the "new from template" feature, and have found that changing
> > > these values through the menus, results in a slew of errors when it comes
> > > time to view the dvi output. In almost ~all~ cases, the error is to the
> > > effect that I am missing a required ".sty" file (which I assume is a style
> > > definition).
> > > 
> > > Questions:
> > > 
> > > 1. Are these not automatically included in the Latex / Lyx distributions
> > > released for my system?
> > 
> > 
> > if they are supported by lyx than they are included automatically,
> > otherwise not.
> > 
> I beg to differ, but they are most ~definitely not~ included on my system.
> The point of my question was to determine whether these ".sty" files were
> part of the standard lyx / latex installation. Your answer is less than
> halpful.
> 
> > > 2. If they are not included, how do I go about either getting them and/or
> > > writing the necessary style def files?
> > 
> > 
> > write in lyayout->preamble-> \usepackage{the packagename}
> > 
> Again, thank you for the answer, but I did indicate ~new~ Lyx convert at the
> beginning of my original message. The above means very little to me. Is that
> a latex command, something that needs to be entered via command line, or
> perhaps an additional command while running Lyx?
> 
> > 
> > Herbert
> > 
> Thank you, I don't mean to offend, but Lyx extolls itself (and I have found
> it) to be software that formats while allowing the user to concentrate on
> content. However, there ~must~ be a method to change the default format
> variables when the consumer requires it. Hence my questions.
> 
> C. Masters
> 

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Re: Missing '.sty' files

[Kayvan A. Sylvan]

On Mon, Dec 10, 2001 at 02:37:00PM -0400, cmasters wrote:
> > 
> > write in lyayout->preamble-> \usepackage{the packagename}
> > 
>
> Again, thank you for the answer, but I did indicate ~new~ Lyx convert at the
> beginning of my original message. The above means very little to me. Is that
> a latex command, something that needs to be entered via command line, or
> perhaps an additional command while running Lyx?

>From the Layout menu, cluck on the "LaTeX Preamble" item, then insert
the given text in the text box and hit OK.

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Re: text placement twoside

[Christopher M. Jones]

I get left margin (looks like) 1.5in or so, on both pages. Shifting is in the 
same direction for both pages.

> Christopher M. Jones wrote:
> > On Monday 10 December 2001 01:02 pm, you wrote:
> >>Christopher M. Jones wrote:
> >>>Nope. Right/left margins are set equal, geometry enabled. Without
> >>> twoside everything is normal, but as soon as twoside is enabled
> >>> everything shifts off the page. Maybe I have something else, some other
> >>> package maybe, that is doing this? Example file?
> >>
> >>send a minimal one.
>
> what happens, when you write in preamble:
>
> \setlength{\oddsidemargin}{0.25in}
> \setlength{\evensidemargin}{0.25in}
>
> Herbert

Re: serious syllabling problem using italian

[Giovanni Tummarello]

> did latex loads italien correct??
> 
> http://www.lyx.org/help/language/hyphen.html#wrong
> 

Hi and thanks for your quick reply. By looking at the log i noticed that Latex 
did not load italian correctly although i specified it in the miktex 
configuration. 
I have printed my thesys anyway ... they'll have to live with wrong hypenation 
i guess.

if you know how to convince miktek to behave, let me know :)

thanks again
Sincerely
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Re: text placement twoside

[Herbert Voss]

Christopher M. Jones wrote:

> On Monday 10 December 2001 01:02 pm, you wrote:
> 
>>Christopher M. Jones wrote:
>>
>>>Nope. Right/left margins are set equal, geometry enabled. Without twoside
>>>everything is normal, but as soon as twoside is enabled everything shifts
>>>off the page. Maybe I have something else, some other package maybe, that
>>>is doing this? Example file?
>>>
>>send a minimal one.


what happens, when you write in preamble:

\setlength{\oddsidemargin}{0.25in}
\setlength{\evensidemargin}{0.25in}

Herbert




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A critical distinction in comments

[Steve Litt]

Most of you already know this, but for any newbies who might otherwise make 
the same mistakes I did -- a word about comments in .layout files...

LyX comments start with #
LaTeX comments start with %

That means that if a line is between Preamble and EndPreamble, use %, 
otherwise use #.

I've seen cases where # worked in LaTeX, but it messed up my table of 
contents building scripts. So now I always use # for LyX and % for LaTeX.

Steve
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Re: Minipage borders and shading

[Steve Litt]

Thanks for all the help, Dekel and everyone else. Check out the really nice 
Note, Tip and Warning environments you've helped me create:

% ### Implements shading, 80% width, and indented paragraphs. ###
\newenvironment{shadowbox}[1]%
  {%
  ~\\[-1in]%
  \setlength\fboxsep{4pt}%
  \definecolor{shadecolor}{rgb}{0.95,0.95,0.95}%
  \begin{shaded}%
  \addtolength{\hsize}{-0.20\columnwidth}%
  {\centering\large#1\\[0.2cm]}%
  \raggedright%
  \setlength\parindent{16pt}%
  }%
  {%
  \end{shaded}%
  \par
  }%

# ### Labeled shadowed box for Notes ###
Style Note
  LatexType Environment
  LatexName note_l
  
  LabelType Centered_Top_Environment
  LabelString   "NOTE"
  AlignPossible Left
  LeftMargin"M"
  RightMargin   "M"
  ParSkip   0.7
  ParSep0.7
  TopSep0.7
  BottomSep 0.7

  Font
  EndFont
  Preamble
\newenvironment{note_l}{\begin{shadowbox}{NOTE}}{\end{shadowbox}}%
  EndPreamble
End


# ### Labeled shadowed box for Tips ###
Style Tip
  LatexType Environment
  LatexName tip_l
  
  LabelType Centered_Top_Environment
  LabelString   "TIP"
  AlignPossible Left
  LeftMargin"M"
  RightMargin   "M"
  ParSkip   0.7
  ParSep0.7
  TopSep0.7
  BottomSep 0.7

  Font
  EndFont
  Preamble
\newenvironment{tip_l}{\begin{shadowbox}{TIP}}{\end{shadowbox}}%
  EndPreamble
End


# ### Warning style not shown because it's just more of the same ###

SteveT




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On Sunday 09 December 2001 04:37, Dekel Tsur wrote:
> On Fri, Dec 07, 2001 at 06:13:21PM -0500, Steve Litt wrote:
> > On Friday 07 December 2001 08:29, Dekel Tsur wrote:
> > > Framed does not redefine the minipage command.
> > > It define new environments framed and shaded which you should use
> > > instead of your note_l, namely your layout file should contain
> > >
> > > Style Note
> > >  LatexType Environment
> > >  LatexName framed
> > > ...
> > > End
> >
> > Thanks Dekel,
> >
> > I got it running, and it does span pages, and it's beautiful but for the
> > life of me I can't make my shaded narrower. Any idea how to make a shaded
> > narrower?
> >
> > I have a generic LaTeX environment called "shadowbox" to accommodate not
> > only Lyx environment Note, but also Tip and Warning. In the code you can
> > see my failed attempt to shrink the shade by shrinking the text margins:
>
> After the \begin{shaded} command, put \addtolength{\hsize}{-#1}.
> Also, remove the \leftmargin and \rightmargin commands, and
> change the shadowbox env. to have only 2 arguments: margin and title.

Re: text placement twoside

[Christopher M. Jones]

On Monday 10 December 2001 01:02 pm, you wrote:
> Christopher M. Jones wrote:
> > Nope. Right/left margins are set equal, geometry enabled. Without twoside
> > everything is normal, but as soon as twoside is enabled everything shifts
> > off the page. Maybe I have something else, some other package maybe, that
> > is doing this? Example file?
>
> send a minimal one.
>
>
> Herbert



newfile.ps
Description: PostScript document

#LyX 1.1 created this file. For more info see http://www.lyx.org/
\lyxformat 218
\textclass report
\begin_preamble
\fancyhead{}
\rhead{doin'?}
\lhead{whatsit}
\end_preamble
\language english
\inputencoding latin1
\fontscheme default
\graphics default
\paperfontsize 10
\spacing single 
\papersize letterpaper
\paperpackage a4
\use_geometry 1
\use_amsmath 0
\paperorientation portrait
\leftmargin 0.25in
\topmargin 1in
\rightmargin 0.25in
\bottommargin 1in
\headheight 0in
\headsep 0.5in
\footskip 0.5in
\secnumdepth 3
\tocdepth 3
\paragraph_separation indent
\defskip bigskip
\quotes_language english
\quotes_times 2
\papercolumns 1
\papersides 2
\paperpagestyle fancy

\layout Standard

You have noticed, haven't you, that in recent times certain scientists like
 Dr.
 James Jeans and Sir Arthur Eddington, as well as some outstanding philosophers
 like Dr.
 C.E.M.
 Joad, have had a good deal to say about religion and God? Scientists Jeans
 and Eddington are ready to admit that there may be something to the claims
 of men who say they have had an experience of God, while Philosopher Joad
 says that the "obtrusiveness of evil" has virtually compelled him to look
 into the argument for God's existence afresh.
 Much like modernist theologian Dr.
 Reinhold Niebuhr who talks about original sin, Philosopher Joad speaks
 about evil as being ineradicable from the human mind.
\layout Standard

Then, too, you have on occasion asked yourself whether death ends all.
 You have recalled, perhaps, how Socrates the great Greek philosopher, struggled
 with that problem the day before he drank the hemlock cup.
 Is there anything at all, you ask yourself, to the idea of a judgement
 after death? Am I quite sure, you say, that there is not? How do I know
 that there is no God?
\layout Standard

In short, as a person of intelligence, having a sense of responsibility,
 you have from time to time asked yourself some questions about the foundation
 of your thought and action.
 You have looked into, or at least been concerned about, what the philosophers
 call your theory of reality .
 So when I suggest that you spend a Sunday afternoon with me discussing
 my reasons for believing in God, I have the feeling that you are basically
 interested in what I am proposing for discussion.
\layout Standard

To make our conversation more interesting, let's start by comparing notes
 on our past.
 That will fit in well with our plan, for the debate concerning heredity
 and environment is prominent in our day.
 Perhaps you think that the only real reason I have for believing in God
 is the fact that I was taught to do so in my early days.
 Of course I don't think that is really so.
 I don't deny that I was taught to believe in God when I was a child, but
 I do affirm that since I have grown up I have heard a pretty full statement
 of the argument against belief in God.
 And it is after having heard that argument that I am more than ever ready
 to believe in God.
 Now, in fact, I feel that the whole of history and civilization would be
 unintelligible to me if it were not for my belief in God.
 So true is this, that I propose to argue that unless God is back of everything,
 you cannot find meaning in anything.
 I cannot even argue for belief in Him, without already having taken Him
 for granted.
 And similarly I contend that you cannot argue against belief in Him unless
 you also first take Him for granted.
 Arguing about God's existence, I hold, is like arguing about air.
 You may affirm that air exists, and I that it does not.
 But as we debate the point, we are both breathing air all the time.
 Or to use another illustration, God is like the emplacement on which must
 stand the very guns that are supposed to shoot Him out of existence.
 However if, after hearing my story briefly, you still think it is all a
 matter of heredity and environment, I shall not disagree too violently.
 My whole point will be that there is perfect harmony between my belief
 as a child and my belief as a man, simply because God is Himself the environmen
t by which my early life was directed and my later life made intelligible
 to myself.
\layout Subsection*

The "Accident of Birth"
\layout Standard

We are frequently told that much in our life depends on "the accident of
 birth".
 In ancient time some men were said to spring full-grown from the foreheads
 of the gods.
 That, at any rate, is not true today.
 Yet I understand the next best thing happened to you.
 You were born, I am told, in Washington, D.C., under the shadow of the White
 House.
 Well, I 

Re: Missing '.sty' files

[Herbert Voss]

cmasters wrote:

> Greetings,
> 
> I've inserted further comments in response to your response and to my
> original post:
> 
> I imagine that ~control~ of line spacing and font type are standard
> features. Am I wrong in this?


no, your right

>>if they are supported by lyx than they are included automatically,
>>otherwise not.
>>
>>
> I beg to differ, but they are most ~definitely not~ included on my system.
> The point of my question was to determine whether these ".sty" files were
> part of the standard lyx / latex installation. Your answer is less than
> halpful.


lyx expects a running latex system. It comes itself without any
additional latex package. The supported packages are mainly part
of every standard latex edition.

>>>2. If they are not included, how do I go about either getting them and/or
>>>writing the necessary style def files?
>>>
>>
>>write in lyayout->preamble-> \usepackage{the packagename}
>>
>>
> Again, thank you for the answer, but I did indicate ~new~ Lyx convert at the
> beginning of my original message. The above means very little to me. Is that
> a latex command, something that needs to be entered via command line, or
> perhaps an additional command while running Lyx?


as I wrote put it into the latex preamble means

layout->LaTeX preamble

> Thank you, I don't mean to offend, but Lyx extolls itself (and I have found
> it) to be software that formats while allowing the user to concentrate on
> content. However, there ~must~ be a method to change the default format
> variables when the consumer requires it. Hence my questions.


sure, but if you want to use more htan LyX supports, than you need

some more latex knowledge and on the other hand LyX is a powerful
program which comes with helpfiles and examples... ;-)


Herbert

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Re: Hanging Indentation in table...

[Herbert Voss]

Wayan wrote:

> Dear LyX-Users,
> 
> I have filled out a paragraph in a cell of table and want this paragraph
> to be hanging indentation. I have tried by giving a negative value of
> \parindent command (as I have read in an old milinglist archive). It was
> OK, but the first line of my paragraph cut across the left-border of
> the cell.
> 
> It is possible to make indentation in a cell of table??


you can use the following layout:

http://www.lyx.org/help//layouts/layout.html#hangindent

Herbert

Re: text placement twoside

[Herbert Voss]

Christopher M. Jones wrote:

> Nope. Right/left margins are set equal, geometry enabled. Without twoside 
> everything is normal, but as soon as twoside is enabled everything shifts off 
> the page. Maybe I have something else, some other package maybe, that is 
> doing this? Example file?


send a minimal one.


Herbert



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Re: Missing '.sty' files

[cmasters]

Greetings,

I've inserted further comments in response to your response and to my
original post:

On 10-12-01, Herbert Voss wrote:
> 
> 
> cmasters wrote:
> 
> > Greetings,
> > 
> > Brand new convert to Lyx here :-) I must say that I love the ease of getting
> > the job done, but I've run into a few sangs. I'd appreciate any bones that
> > can be thrown my way.
> > 
> > I am running Debian, and installed Latex/Tetex and Lyx through the standard
> > 'apt-get' method. All works well, ~except~ when I attempt to change the
> > pre-defined variables for line spacing (single, 1/2 double) and or font type
> > in any document that I create.
> > 

I imagine that ~control~ of line spacing and font type are standard
features. Am I wrong in this?

> > I tend to use the "new from template" feature, and have found that changing
> > these values through the menus, results in a slew of errors when it comes
> > time to view the dvi output. In almost ~all~ cases, the error is to the
> > effect that I am missing a required ".sty" file (which I assume is a style
> > definition).
> > 
> > Questions:
> > 
> > 1. Are these not automatically included in the Latex / Lyx distributions
> > released for my system?
> 
> 
> if they are supported by lyx than they are included automatically,
> otherwise not.
> 
I beg to differ, but they are most ~definitely not~ included on my system.
The point of my question was to determine whether these ".sty" files were
part of the standard lyx / latex installation. Your answer is less than
halpful.

> > 2. If they are not included, how do I go about either getting them and/or
> > writing the necessary style def files?
> 
> 
> write in lyayout->preamble-> \usepackage{the packagename}
> 
Again, thank you for the answer, but I did indicate ~new~ Lyx convert at the
beginning of my original message. The above means very little to me. Is that
a latex command, something that needs to be entered via command line, or
perhaps an additional command while running Lyx?

> 
> Herbert
> 
Thank you, I don't mean to offend, but Lyx extolls itself (and I have found
it) to be software that formats while allowing the user to concentrate on
content. However, there ~must~ be a method to change the default format
variables when the consumer requires it. Hence my questions.

C. Masters

Re: text placement twoside

[Christopher M. Jones]

Nope. Right/left margins are set equal, geometry enabled. Without twoside 
everything is normal, but as soon as twoside is enabled everything shifts off 
the page. Maybe I have something else, some other package maybe, that is 
doing this? Example file?


> On Mon, Dec 10, 2001 at 12:07:19AM -0600, Christopher M. Jones wrote:
> > I am using the twoside option, but I don't want the text to shift at
> > all--I want every textwidth centered on the page. How do I override this
> > feature?
>
> Set custom margins, using equal left/right margins
> (and don't forget to enable the "Use geometry" button).

Re: math typeface: bold and italic

[Dekel Tsur]

On Mon, Dec 10, 2001 at 03:28:09PM +0100, Herbert Voss wrote:
> 
> try \textbf{\textit{.. your bold italic math ...}}
> 
> 
> create an own command in preamble, than it's easier.

Another way is to use the bm package, and then use \bm{...}

Re: text placement twoside

[Dekel Tsur]

On Mon, Dec 10, 2001 at 12:07:19AM -0600, Christopher M. Jones wrote:
> I am using the twoside option, but I don't want the text to shift at all--I 
> want every textwidth centered on the page. How do I override this feature?

Set custom margins, using equal left/right margins
(and don't forget to enable the "Use geometry" button).

Re: pdflatex problem

[Dekel Tsur]

On Sun, Dec 09, 2001 at 05:25:22PM -0500, Paul Tremblay wrote:

> However, I would like to be able to convert directly from the
> terminal.  Can anyone tell me what filter Lyx uses?  And does

latex+dvips+ps2pdf

> anyone know why my first attempt at using pdflatex did not work?

Perhaps a bug in your pdflatex, or a bug in your acroread.

Re: text placement twoside

[Christopher M. Jones]

Right. Using the fancyhdr package, so that \fancyhead[R,O]{} and friends work.

> Christopher M. Jones wrote:
> > I am using the twoside option, but I don't want the text to shift at
> > all--I want every textwidth centered on the page. How do I override this
> > feature?
>
> so you need the twosideoption only for the page headers?
>
> HErbert

Re: amsfonts and amssymb

[Andre Poenitz]

On Mon, Dec 10, 2001 at 05:04:33PM +, Tanya Schmah wrote:
> Hi folks,
> 
> I'm evaluating LyX, and having difficulty converting existing amstex
> files. I've managed to use relyX from the command line to produce a
> usable LyX file, but an awful lot of my file comes up red, including
> \mathfrak, \ast, user-defined math operators, \longrightarrow, \circ, ...
> to name a few.  Are there ways to get LyX to display these nicely, or are
> they things that I have to do another way, or put up with them being
> displayed in raw TeX?

In the 1.1.6 series you have to live with "red text" in those cases where
the symbol is not in the X symbol font.

In 1.2.0cvs (the current development version) there is support for things
like \ast, \circ and \longrightarrow, but not for  \mathfrak, user defined
math operators etc. But im most cases the missing parts could be added if
people would like to have them supported.

Andre'

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amsfonts and amssymb

[Tanya Schmah]

Hi folks,

I'm evaluating LyX, and having difficulty converting existing amstex
files. I've managed to use relyX from the command line to produce a
usable LyX file, but an awful lot of my file comes up red, including
\mathfrak, \ast, user-defined math operators, \longrightarrow, \circ,
... to name a few. Are there ways to get LyX to display these nicely, or
are they things that I have to do another way, or put up with them being
displayed in raw TeX?

Thanks,

Tanya

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Hanging Indentation in table...

[Wayan]

Dear LyX-Users,

I have filled out a paragraph in a cell of table and want this paragraph
to be hanging indentation. I have tried by giving a negative value of
\parindent command (as I have read in an old milinglist archive). It was
OK, but the first line of my paragraph cut across the left-border of
the cell.

It is possible to make indentation in a cell of table??

Thank you in advanced for your help.

Regards,

Wayan

Re: Missing '.sty' files

[Herbert Voss]

cmasters wrote:

> Greetings,
> 
> Brand new convert to Lyx here :-) I must say that I love the ease of getting
> the job done, but I've run into a few sangs. I'd appreciate any bones that
> can be thrown my way.
> 
> I am running Debian, and installed Latex/Tetex and Lyx through the standard
> 'apt-get' method. All works well, ~except~ when I attempt to change the
> pre-defined variables for line spacing (single, 1/2 double) and or font type
> in any document that I create.
> 
> I tend to use the "new from template" feature, and have found that changing
> these values through the menus, results in a slew of errors when it comes
> time to view the dvi output. In almost ~all~ cases, the error is to the
> effect that I am missing a required ".sty" file (which I assume is a style
> definition).
> 
> Questions:
> 
> 1. Are these not automatically included in the Latex / Lyx distributions
> released for my system?


if they are supported by lyx than they are included automatically,
otherwise not.

> 2. If they are not included, how do I go about either getting them and/or
> writing the necessary style def files?


write in lyayout->preamble-> \usepackage{the packagename}


Herbert


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Re: text placement twoside

[Herbert Voss]

Christopher M. Jones wrote:

> I am using the twoside option, but I don't want the text to shift at all--I 
> want every textwidth centered on the page. How do I override this feature?


so you need the twosideoption only for the page headers?

HErbert


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Re: switch off citation links in hyperref

[Herbert Voss]

Michael Koundouros wrote:

> Hi lyxers
> 
> I want the citation links turned off when I use the hyperref package. the
> reason is that the links get turned from [1-3] to [1,2,3] for example, so
> that you can click on each of them. Does anyone know how?


to get [1-3] you need package cite. therefore you can use

ifpdf{\usepackage{cite}}

Herbert


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switch off citation links in hyperref

[Michael Koundouros]

Hi lyxers

I want the citation links turned off when I use the hyperref package. the
reason is that the links get turned from [1-3] to [1,2,3] for example, so
that you can click on each of them. Does anyone know how?


regards
Mike

Missing '.sty' files

[cmasters]

Greetings,

Brand new convert to Lyx here :-) I must say that I love the ease of getting
the job done, but I've run into a few sangs. I'd appreciate any bones that
can be thrown my way.

I am running Debian, and installed Latex/Tetex and Lyx through the standard
'apt-get' method. All works well, ~except~ when I attempt to change the
pre-defined variables for line spacing (single, 1/2 double) and or font type
in any document that I create.

I tend to use the "new from template" feature, and have found that changing
these values through the menus, results in a slew of errors when it comes
time to view the dvi output. In almost ~all~ cases, the error is to the
effect that I am missing a required ".sty" file (which I assume is a style
definition).

Questions:

1. Are these not automatically included in the Latex / Lyx distributions
released for my system?

2. If they are not included, how do I go about either getting them and/or
writing the necessary style def files?

Many thanks,
C. Masters

Re: math typeface: bold and italic

[Herbert Voss]

Tuukka Toivonen wrote:

> On Mon, 10 Dec 2001, Herbert Voss wrote:
> 
> 
>>>italic anymore. Is it possible to get both bold and italic
>>>math font?
>>>
>>http://www.lyx.org/help/mathstuff/mathmode.php#boldmath
>>
> 
> Thank you, but I already looked at this, and it seems to
> describe how to get bold _greek_ characters--but I need
> bold _italic_ characters instead.
> (Greek is near Italy, so no wonder if this is confusing...:)


sorry, should have read well ...


try \textbf{\textit{.. your bold italic math ...}}


create an own command in preamble, than it's easier.

Herbert



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Re: math typeface: bold and italic

[Tuukka Toivonen]

On Mon, 10 Dec 2001, Herbert Voss wrote:

>> italic anymore. Is it possible to get both bold and italic
>> math font?
>http://www.lyx.org/help/mathstuff/mathmode.php#boldmath

Thank you, but I already looked at this, and it seems to
describe how to get bold _greek_ characters--but I need
bold _italic_ characters instead.
(Greek is near Italy, so no wonder if this is confusing...:)

Re: math typeface: bold and italic

[Herbert Voss]

Tuukka Toivonen wrote:

> Meta-c b changes math font to bold, but it won't be
> italic anymore. Is it possible to get both bold and italic
> math font?
> 
> (this is how I should write vector symbols)


http://www.lyx.org/help/mathstuff/mathmode.php#boldmath

Herbert

Re: serious syllabling problem using italian

[Herbert Voss]

Giovanni Tummarello wrote:

> Hello , i have just printed my master thesis and noticed that all the 
> hiphentations are plain wrong. The problem is the syllabling which causes words 
> to be split in the wrong way.
> 
> the document languge IS set as "italian" .. anything i can do to avoid this?
> 
> if there is a solution i relaly need it quick :( thanks


did latex loads italien correct??

http://www.lyx.org/help/language/hyphen.html#wrong

Herbert

serious syllabling problem using italian

[Giovanni Tummarello]

Hello , i have just printed my master thesis and noticed that all the 
hiphentations are plain wrong. The problem is the syllabling which causes words 
to be split in the wrong way.

the document languge IS set as "italian" .. anything i can do to avoid this?

if there is a solution i relaly need it quick :( thanks

SIncerely
-- 
Giovanni Tummarello 
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Re: math typeface: bold and italic

[Andre Poenitz]

On Mon, Dec 10, 2001 at 02:52:19PM +0200, Tuukka Toivonen wrote:
> Meta-c b changes math font to bold, but it won't be
> italic anymore. Is it possible to get both bold and italic
> math font?

Not according to the code ;-}

Does it make sense LaTeX-wise?

> (this is how I should write vector symbols)

What do would you use if you wrote it in LaTeX?

Andre'

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math typeface: bold and italic

[Tuukka Toivonen]

Meta-c b changes math font to bold, but it won't be
italic anymore. Is it possible to get both bold and italic
math font?

(this is how I should write vector symbols)

Re: LyX 2 xhtml and viceversa

[Guenter Milde]

On 08 Dec 2001 13:55:23 +0100 wrote Michele De Lorenzi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:

> Hello to all, I would like to know if there are some good softwares to
> translate from LyX 2 xhtml.
> I know that there is LaTeX2html included in LyX but I want xhtml with
> the tags for the formulas instead of the gif images.

[As far as I know, LyX doesnot include LaTeX2html itself but support for it]

A different LaTeX-Html converter, that does use symbol fonts, sub- and
superscript intstructions and tables instead of gifs for the equations is
HEVEA  http://para.inria.fr/~maranget/hevea/ .

To make it available in LyX 1.1.6, I looked at the way 2 conversions for one
type are done with PDF (dvips+ps2pdf vs. pdflatex). 

Under >settings>format_convertion>formats (Translated menu names from my
German LyX) I added a new Format "HTML (hevea)" and under the tab Under
>settings>format_convertion>formats) >format_convertion I put:
  From: LaTeX 
  To: HTML (hevea) 
  Command: hevea $$i
  Flags:

This way I have two alternative possibilities to convert LyX into Html that
both show up in the >File>Export menu.

GM

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Re: pdflatex problem

[Kathryn Andersen]

On Sun, Dec 09, 2001 at 05:25:22PM -0500, Paul Tremblay wrote:
> When I got back to the meeting, I had the bright idea of
> importing the file into Lyx, and then using its export=>PDF.  (I
> *did* not use the option export=> PDF_latex.)  This worked.
> 
> However, I would like to be able to convert directly from the
> terminal.  Can anyone tell me what filter Lyx uses?  And does
> anyone know why my first attempt at using pdflatex did not work?
 
The second attempt didn't actually use pdflatex.  Export => PDF doesn't
use pdflatex, it uses latex to create a Postscript file, which is then
converted to PDF.
You can check on the filters used by looking at (checks LyX)
Edit => Preferences and looking at the Converters tab.  That window has
two sub-tabs, Formats and Converters.  The Formats tab defines various
formats (gives them names, says what extension they use etc).
The Converters tab is where the converters between various formats are
defined.  These converters are chained together until you get what you
want.
So, Export => PDF would go in this sequence:
Latex -> DVI (latex)
DVI -> Postscript  (dvips)
Postscript -> PDF (ps2pdf)

Export => PDF (pdflatex) just uses one step:
Latex -> PDF (pdflatex)

And one does get slightly different results depending on which one you
use.  Whether one works better than the other usually depends on the
particular document.

Kathryn Andersen
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Re: Tables and LyX stability

[Jean-Marc Lasgouttes]

> "John" == John Levon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

John> On Fri, Dec 07, 2001 at 01:18:23PM -0500, Matej Cepl wrote:
>> I think, that answer was more whether there will be any version
>> 1.1.6fix4 (I would love to have it too). There are really too many
>> ways how to get lyx down now.

John> there will be a fix4 probably, but it doesn't fix many of the
John> bad bugs unfortunately,as the fixes are too big.

Indeed. The only thing which is not yet in 1,1,6fix4 and that I would
like to fix properly is the problem with scalable symbol fontss on
mandrake and redhat.

JMarc