Re: How to have an enumeration item span more than one paragraph?
On Wed, 24 Jul 2002 06:22:13 +, you wrote: > sorry, I did not understand that you need the FIRST LINE > indentation. I'm sorry, I should have said that from the beginning. :-P Thanks anyway. I can always do an after-the-fact latex editing. bye, Maurizio
Re: How to have an enumeration item span more than one paragraph?
sorry, I did not understand that you need the FIRST LINE indentation. This should probably be done with hard spaces "ctrl+space". Probably somebody knows why deeper paragraphs do not have the first line indented. The same thing was discussed as known bug in 1.1.[56] versions for each first paragraph after some another text types. E.g. if you create [sub]section or list, the next paragraph will not have the first line indented. I do not use 1.2 version, maybe it is repaired already? Pavel Hampl pavel hampl wrote: > > try this: > > -write the first paragraph and set is as enumerated > -write the second paragraph, it should be enumerated with 2 > -write the paragraph you want to be indented. NOW it is > enumerated with 3 > -write the next paragraph if any, it has to have 4 > -go to the paragraph with 3 and change it from "enumerated" > to "standard"; now the next paragraph has 1 again > - change depth of the "standard" paragraph; it should be > indented and the next paragraph has number 3 > > 1. first paragraph > > 2. second paragraph > >third paragraph > > 3. fourth paragraph > > the depth can be changed either through menu "Layout| change > env. depth", or with "Shift-Alt-Right" or with the button of > indented paragraph with arrows on both sides. > > Is that what you need? > > PHampl -- -- Pavel Hampl email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] GN Resources CZ http://www.gncz.cz Ve Smeckach 20 tel: +420-2-96337821 <
Re: How to have an enumeration item span more than one paragraph?
try this: -write the first paragraph and set is as enumerated -write the second paragraph, it should be enumerated with 2 -write the paragraph you want to be indented. NOW it is enumerated with 3 -write the next paragraph if any, it has to have 4 -go to the paragraph with 3 and change it from "enumerated" to "standard"; now the next paragraph has 1 again - change depth of the "standard" paragraph; it should be indented and the next paragraph has number 3 1. first paragraph 2. second paragraph third paragraph 3. fourth paragraph the depth can be changed either through menu "Layout| change env. depth", or with "Shift-Alt-Right" or with the button of indented paragraph with arrows on both sides. Is that what you need? PHampl -- -- Pavel Hampl email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] GN Resources CZ http://www.gncz.cz Ve Smeckach 20 tel: +420-2-96337821 <
Re: How to have an enumeration item span more than one paragraph?
seguso wrote:
> I need my DVI to look like this:
>
>
> 1. This is the first item, and spans
> only one paragraph. It has no left
> indentation, as you can see.
>
> 2. This is the second item, and it
> spans two paragraphs. This is the
> first paragraph and has no indenta-
> tion.
> This is the second paragraph, and
> is indented. But it has no numbering,
> because it belongs to the same enu-
> meration item, the second item.
I see, the easiest way is to insert some space with ert.
If you need it in a lot of cases then another solution
maybe useful.
Herbert
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Re: How to have an enumeration item span more than one paragraph?
On Tue, 23 Jul 2002 21:23:07 +0200, you wrote: > > Thanks a lot Herbert, but... > > > > it is not the same thing. CTRL+ENTER puts a newline, but without left-indent... > > > > whereas the latex code I wrote puts a left indent and also a vertical space >between paragraphs. > > Go to the paragraph that you want to put inside enumeration, and use > Layout>Change environment depth. > > JMarc Thank you very much, but I'm afraid that your solution doesn't put a left indent on the second paragraph of the enumeration. I need my DVI to look like this: 1. This is the first item, and spans only one paragraph. It has no left indentation, as you can see. 2. This is the second item, and it spans two paragraphs. This is the first paragraph and has no indenta- tion. This is the second paragraph, and is indented. But it has no numbering, because it belongs to the same enu- meration item, the second item. whereas your solution does this: 1. This is the first item, and spans only one paragraph. It has no left indentation, as you can see. 2. This is the second item, and it spans two paragraphs. This is the first paragraph and has no indenta- tion. This is the second paragraph, and is not indented. But it has no numbering, because it belongs to the same enu- meration item, the second item. bye Maurizio
Re: How to have an enumeration item span more than one paragraph?
On Tue, 23 Jul 2002 21:20:56 +0200, you wrote: > seguso wrote: > > > it is not the same thing. CTRL+ENTER puts a newline, but without left-indent... > > > > whereas the latex code I wrote puts a left indent and also a vertical space >between paragraphs. > > > hm, I do not understand ... > > look at the attached lyx-file Thanks Herbert, I looked at it, and it is not what I need. What I need is that my DVI looks like this: 1. This is the first item, and spans only one paragraph. It has no left indentation, as you can see. 2. This is the second item, and it spans two paragraphs. This is the first paragraph and has no indenta- tion. This is the second paragraph, and is indented. But it has no numbering, because it belongs to the same enu- meration item, the second item. whereas your lyx file, when made a DVI, looked like: 1. This is the first item, and spans only one paragraph. It has no left indentation, as you can see. 2. This is the second item, and it spans two paragraphs. This is the first paragraph and has no indenta- tion. This is the second paragraph, and is indented. But it has no numbering, because it belongs to the same enu- meration item, the second item. Sorry for bothering, bye Maurizio
Re: How to have an enumeration item span more than one paragraph?
> Thanks a lot Herbert, but... > > it is not the same thing. CTRL+ENTER puts a newline, but without left-indent... > > whereas the latex code I wrote puts a left indent and also a vertical space between >paragraphs. Go to the paragraph that you want to put inside enumeration, and use Layout>Change environment depth. JMarc
Re: How to have an enumeration item span more than one paragraph?
seguso wrote:
> it is not the same thing. CTRL+ENTER puts a newline, but without left-indent...
>
> whereas the latex code I wrote puts a left indent and also a vertical space between
>paragraphs.
hm, I do not understand ...
look at the attached lyx-file
HErbert
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Re: caption of sideway figure
Hai-Ru Chang wrote:
> Hello,
> I imported a picture in landscape mode. How can I put the figure caption
> also put in proper position (caption in landscape instead of portrait mode)?
With package rotfloat, which maybe part of your local TeX-system, you
can rotate all floats, the builtin ones or the ones defined with the
package float.
\usepackage{rotfloat}
\begin{sidewaysfigure}
< here insert your graphics in the usual way >
\caption{my nice caption}
\end{sidewaysfigure}
ftp://ftp.dante.de/tex-archive/macros/latex/contrib/supported/rotfloat/
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Re: How to have an enumeration item span more than one paragraph?
On Tue, 23 Jul 2002 20:59:37 +0200, you wrote:
> Maurizio wrote:
>
>
> > \begin{enumerate}
> >
> > \item This is the first paragraph of an
> >enumeration item and will have number one.
>
>
> ctrl-enter between paragraphs of the same item
Thanks a lot Herbert, but...
it is not the same thing. CTRL+ENTER puts a newline, but without left-indent...
whereas the latex code I wrote puts a left indent and also a vertical space between
paragraphs.
Any ideas?
Thanks again,
Maurizio
Re: How to have an enumeration item span more than one paragraph?
Maurizio wrote:
> \begin{enumerate}
>
> \item This is the first paragraph of an
>enumeration item and will have number one.
ctrl-enter between paragraphs of the same item
>
> This is the second paragraph and will have no numbering,
> but it will be left-indented.
>
> \item This is the second item and will have number two.
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Re: Still problems with xfig and pstex files
Hi,
I had the same problem once. The solution is quite simple:
- Add "\usepackage[dvips]{color}" in "Layout>Latex Preamble..."
- Insert the Xfig-File via "Insert>External Material" and
choose "Xfig" as Template and then choose the filename
of your figure
This solution has the advantage that you can use the power of latex-formula
type-setting in your figure by editing the properties of the label with the
formula and choosing the "Special Flag" as "Special". Now you can type in the
formulas as you are used to in latex (like "$\pi^{2}").
Michael.
Am Dienstag, 23. Juli 2002 14:58 schrieb José Luis Gómez Dans:
> It must be me...
> I still have problems using ps+latex files exported from Xfig. I have
> read the document detailing how to do itn http://www.lyx.org/help, but
> to no avail. OK, here's a point by point guide:
> 1./ I add \usepackag{graphicx} to the preamble
> 2./ The figure is created in xfig and saved as ps+latex
> 3./ A fig float is inserted in the document
> 4./ Inside the float, I insert->Include File
> 5./ the name of the xfig-exported file is thrown in (file.pstex_t), and
> the only button selected is "Use Include".
> 6./ I add a caption and all
> 7./ the PS preview shows the caption, some white space, but the figure
> is nowhere to be seen.
How to have an enumeration item span more than one paragraph?
Hello,
How can I have an enumeration item span more than one paragraph?
In latex I would do:
\begin{enumerate}
\item This is the first paragraph of an
enumeration item and will have number one.
This is the second paragraph and will have no numbering,
but it will be left-indented.
\item This is the second item and will have number two.
\end{enumerate}
How can I do that with Lyx?
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caption of sideway figure
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Re: Normal cite in overall superscript cite
Max Bian wrote:
>
> Thank you.
>
> Max
> Herbert Voss wrote:
>
>> Max Bian wrote:
>>
>>> How do I use a normal cite in a article that uses superscript cite?
>>> For example, I want to say:
>>>
>>> "...This is the same as in Ref. 5".
>>>
>>> I am using apsrev.bst, jvst option in revtex4 package. Thank you.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> give a minimal lyx-example file, which shows the begaviour.
return to sender ...
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Hello? This is a superscript cite.
\begin_inset LatexCommand \cite{Maniv80}
\end_inset
But I want to say that this number
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\end_inset
is from
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Ref.\SpecialChar ~
1
\begin_inset Quotes erd
\end_inset
(not Ref.\SpecialChar ~
\begin_inset ERT
status Collapsed
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\backslash
myRef{Maniv80}
\end_inset
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Thank you.
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\begin_inset LatexCommand \BibTeX[apsrev]{cite}
\end_inset
\the_end
Re: first letter dropped in math.bind commands
On 23 Jul 2002, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote: > >> Still can't get the Greek letter to work either through M-m g > >> or by toggling Greek mode (M-m S-G). Any ideas for this > >> one? > > Johan> Yes, if you look at the end of the default math.bind you see > Johan> that in the 1.2 version each greek letter needs its own bind. > Johan> It goes like: > > Johan> \bind "M-m g a" "math-insert \alpha" \bind "M-m g b" > Johan> "math-insert \beta" \bind "M-m g c" "math-insert \chi" I should have clarified. I already have these lines in my local math.bind When I type "M-m g a" when inside a math box, all I get is a regular letter "a", not an alpha. When I type this in normal text mode, I get a blue math box and then the normal letter "a" preceding the math box even though I typed the "a" last. The capital Greeks (mis)behave similarly. mb -@-@-@-@-@-@-@-@-@-@-@-@-@-@-@-@-*-@-@-@-@-@-@-@-@-@-@-@-@-@-@-@-@- Environmental Fluid Mechanics Lab, Rm. 524K Civil & Environmental Engineering ph#: 650/725.5948 Stanford University [EMAIL PROTECTED] Stanford, CA 94305-4020 fluid.stanford.edu/~mbrennan
Re: How to apply styles with the keyboard?
The key bindings for the styles are located in menus.bind (in /usr/share/lyx/bind on my machine) mb On Tue, 23 Jul 2002, Maurizio wrote: > Hello, > > > Is there a way to apply styles with the keyboard? Currently I am > selecting the paragraph(s) and clicking with the mouse on the dropdown > list on the upper-left. > Is it possible to apply, say, an "enumerate" environment with the > keyboard? > > And what about custom styles (I have just created a layout file which > defines some paragraph styles)? > > Thank you very much!!! > > > -- > Best regards, > Maurizio mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > -@-@-@-@-@-@-@-@-@-@-@-@-@-@-@-@-*-@-@-@-@-@-@-@-@-@-@-@-@-@-@-@-@- Environmental Fluid Mechanics Lab, Rm. 524K Civil & Environmental Engineering ph#: 650/725.5948 Stanford University [EMAIL PROTECTED] Stanford, CA 94305-4020 fluid.stanford.edu/~mbrennan
Re: Normal cite in overall superscript cite
Thank you. Max Herbert Voss wrote: > Max Bian wrote: > >> How do I use a normal cite in a article that uses superscript cite? >> For example, I want to say: >> >> "...This is the same as in Ref. 5". >> >> I am using apsrev.bst, jvst option in revtex4 package. Thank you. > > > > give a minimal lyx-example file, which shows the begaviour. > > Herbert > > > cite.tgz Description: Binary data
graphics/equations
I moved the new versions into another dir http://www.perce.de/lyx/docs/graphics120.pdf http://www.perce.de/lyx/docs/equations120.pdf Herbert -- http://www.lyx.org/help/
Re: How to add a new environment to the dropdown list? (such as quote)
On Monday 22 July 2002 05:59 pm, Maurizio wrote:
> Hello everybody,
>
> I have read all the Lyx manuals but I could not understand one thing.
>
> I would like to add a new "environment" to the dropdown style list (the one
> on the upper left, where you click with the mouse).
>
> The help files speak about adding "document classes", or "layouts". THey
> don't seem to cover what I need... or are they?
>
> To be precise, I want to define a new latex environment that is like a
> quotation but inside a text box. Or even better, I use the framed
> package, which defines the framed environment.
> So I added the
>\usepackage{framed}
> to the preamble, with the appropriate lyx menu option.
>
> But now I want to apply the framed environment to my text, not with an ERT
> (because it is boring to write \begin{framed} and \end{framed} each
> time), but with the mouse, just like I apply (say) a "quote" environment.
>
> As for the appearance inside lyx, it is ok if it appears as a quote inside
> lyx.
>
> Could you please tell how to do that?
>
> Must I create a new document class? I hope not... it seems
> difficult.
>
> Thanks a lot!
This is covered at http://www.troubleshooters.com/linux/lyx/index.htm.
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Re: Still problems with xfig and pstex files
José Luis Gómez Dans wrote:
> It must be me...
> I still have problems using ps+latex files exported from Xfig. I have
> read the document detailing how to do itn http://www.lyx.org/help, but
> to no avail. OK, here's a point by point guide:
> 1./ I add \usepackag{graphicx} to the preamble
> 2./ The figure is created in xfig and saved as ps+latex
> 3./ A fig float is inserted in the document
> 4./ Inside the float, I insert->Include File
> 5./ the name of the xfig-exported file is thrown in (file.pstex_t), and
> the only button selected is "Use Include".
> 6./ I add a caption and all
> 7./ the PS preview shows the caption, some white space, but the figure
> is nowhere to be seen.
send a minimal example file with the image as private mail
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Still problems with xfig and pstex files
It must be me...
I still have problems using ps+latex files exported from Xfig. I have
read the document detailing how to do itn http://www.lyx.org/help, but
to no avail. OK, here's a point by point guide:
1./ I add \usepackag{graphicx} to the preamble
2./ The figure is created in xfig and saved as ps+latex
3./ A fig float is inserted in the document
4./ Inside the float, I insert->Include File
5./ the name of the xfig-exported file is thrown in (file.pstex_t), and
the only button selected is "Use Include".
6./ I add a caption and all
7./ the PS preview shows the caption, some white space, but the figure
is nowhere to be seen.
The files are in the same directory as my lyx document. I have tried
adding full paths to the \include command, but to no avail.
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Re: Converting a large, styles based Word doc to Lyx
Paul Tremblay wrote: > There may be a better way than this. However, I have been working > extremely hard on my script and believe that converting word to another > marked-up language is as easy as it looks. If you find a way to convert > rtf to LyX let me know. Well you get good results with http://sourceforge.net/projects/rtf2latex2e/ Unfortunately logical formatting is not supported, meaning you get what you see on the screen, but no logical markup. The best way to implement all of this would be a latex/lyx export filter for OpenOffice.org. -- Moritz Moeller-Herrmann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wiss. Mitarbeiter, IMGB La loi, dans un grand souci d'égalité, interdit aux riches comme aux pauvres de coucher sous les ponts, de mendier dans les rues et de voler du pain. (ANATOLE FRANCE)
Re: How to apply styles with the keyboard?
M-p + i or M-p + i if you utilise windows keyboard then alt-p e or alt-p i Radwan JALAM ERIC Laboratory Lyon II University France http://eric.univ-lyon2.fr/~jalam On Tue, 23 Jul 2002, Maurizio wrote: > Hello, > > > Is there a way to apply styles with the keyboard? Currently I am > selecting the paragraph(s) and clicking with the mouse on the dropdown > list on the upper-left. > Is it possible to apply, say, an "enumerate" environment with the > keyboard? > > And what about custom styles (I have just created a layout file which > defines some paragraph styles)? > > Thank you very much!!! > > > -- > Best regards, > Maurizio mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > >
How to apply styles with the keyboard?
Hello, Is there a way to apply styles with the keyboard? Currently I am selecting the paragraph(s) and clicking with the mouse on the dropdown list on the upper-left. Is it possible to apply, say, an "enumerate" environment with the keyboard? And what about custom styles (I have just created a layout file which defines some paragraph styles)? Thank you very much!!! -- Best regards, Maurizio mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: first letter dropped in math.bind commands
> "Johan" == Johan Ingvast <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: >> Still can't get the Greek letter to work either through M-m g >> or by toggling Greek mode (M-m S-G). Any ideas for this >> one? Johan> Yes, if you look at the end of the default math.bind you see Johan> that in the 1.2 version each greek letter needs its own bind. Johan> It goes like: Johan> \bind "M-m g a" "math-insert \alpha" \bind "M-m g b" Johan> "math-insert \beta" \bind "M-m g c" "math-insert \chi" Johan> I don't known why it is changed this way, and as far as I've Johan> found the toggling is no longer possible. Yes, the greek-toggle is gone. See the discussion in this bug: http://bugzilla.lyx.org/show_bug.cgi?id=472 I will document the changes in math.bind in the UPGRADING file. JMarc
Re: Re: Windows98 Notes: was: Re: cannot convert file
Hi All, I just tried these suggestions. I could not find the font reference mentioned in the dvips message. ie "! couldn't find header file cm-super-t1.enc" I mean I couldn't find it in any of the map files. LyX doesn't seem to be the problem, since I can both export to tex format and run latex ok. The problem starts when I try to run dvips. I reckon there is something wrong with MikTex or some setting for MikTex or with my path setting. OK will try a few more things ... check out GSView and so on ... regards Fred > > From: "Paul A. Rubin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Subject: Re: Windows98 Notes: was: Re: cannot convert file > Date: 23/07/2002 1:47:29 > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Herbert Voss <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in > news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]: > > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > > >> Hi All, > >> > >> Again, I followed the instructions for *total* install of MikTex, and > >> think that worked OK. Now, it seems I have fonts missing, and that > >> those fonts are in a 58 meg package from CTAN. > >> > >> Is there something wrong with the installation for > >> Windows instructions for LyX? I can't see how after a total install > >> of MikTex I am still missing fonts, and that on top of everything I > >> need to download a further 58 meg of stuff. If someone can say, is it > >> more likely that there is a configuration problem somewhere? I don't > >> know. > > > > > > I never installed it on windows, maybe that others can help > > > > > > Herbert > > > Which fonts are you missing? I've done several installs on Windows > (including 98), but I'm using fpTeX, not MikTeX. It's quite possible > that there are fonts not included in MikTeX, so it may just be a question > of your using a document style that wants some funky fonts. > > If you export the LyX document to .tex and run latex against it yourself, > do you still get the font errors? If so, LyX is innocent; you just need > to download the fonts (or change to ones you have). > > -- Paul > > * > Paul A. Rubin Phone:(517) 432-3509 > Department of Management Fax: (517) 432- > The Eli Broad Graduate School of ManagementE-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Michigan State University http://www.msu.edu/~rubin/ > East Lansing, MI 48824-1122 (USA) > * > Mathematicians are like Frenchmen: whenever you say something to them, > they translate it into their own language, and at once it is something > entirely different.J. W. v. GOETHE > > > This message was sent through MyMail http://www.mymail.com.au
