Re: Adding a Command in the ToC -- RESOLVED
On Tue, Feb 22, 2005 at 08:38:20AM +0530, samar j. singh wrote: Eric Fraga wrote I have a related question that maybe you can help with. I often find I was to manipulate slightly the inter-item spacing for bibliography entries generated by the BibTeX Generated References LyX directive. Unfortunately, any reference to itemsep before or after this gray box has no effect and the only way I can get things the way I want them is to edit the latex (well, the bibtex generated) code itself. Is there any way to pass options to the LyX bibtex generation entry? I think you may need to look at Section 13.8 of Goosen's The Latex Companion which has stuff about making small changes in a bibtex style file. Good luck I have no problem modifying bibtex style (bst) files; my query is about interacting with LyX gray boxes (such as the bibtex reference one or the table of contents one). I don't want to change the bibtex style in any case; in this case all I want to do is insert a '\itemsep=0pt' line after the begin bibliography command and before the first bibitem command. cheers, eric -- Eric S Fraga, Dept Chemical Engineering, UCL, [EMAIL PROTECTED] .ooo.ooo.ooo..o...o...ooo..ooo.oo...o.o.oooo.ooo.o...
Re: Exports
Michael Wojcik wrote Create a file named loadlyx.cmd in the lyx/bin directory or somewhere else appropriate (eg in a tools directory on your path), containing: @path c:\programs\lyx\bin;%path% for /f usebackq %%a in (`echo %1 ^| tr \\ /`) do lyx %%a better: for /f usebackq %%a in (`echo %1 ^| tr \\ /`) do lyx.exe %%a as you get in trouble if the lyx.cmd calls itself. Ekkehart Schlicht
Re: Word import via wvWare in Windows
Hi Ekkehart Ekkehart Schlicht wrote: Milos: Thank you for your recent suggestion which may be very useful. This is just to tell you that it does not work on my computer (XP, LyX/Win qt 1.3.5) althougfh I have downloaded and installed all files listed on the Wv for Windows page (except libgw32c). I get the message I won't mmap that file, using a slower method I get the same warning, but the conversion works nonetheless. Please check if that's maybe not the same case with you. If you could write instructions that specify the procedure for obtaining a workable converter, this would be /very/ useful on Wiki. I DID specify a procedure for a WORKABLE script (if the converter doesn't work you have to contact the wv developers), which works on two Win2k machines here. I installed wv using the single setup package (which installs all the dependencies), not individual files. I also installed in a directory with no spaces, i.e. D:\GnuWin32 and put D:\GnuWin32\bin in the PATH. Perheps you should try this approach. Try it from a command line first on a simple .doc file before you try it with lyx, we can better debug it there if here is a problem with the script. You also need to fix reLyX and lyx2lyx so you have working LaTeX import. Regards, Milos
Url typewriter font too large
Hi I think that the size of the typewriter font used in urls is too large. And even more strange: the size of the typewriter font depends on how I produce the output: With View postscript the font is a bit too large. With View pdf (pdflatex) the output is perfect (using acrobat). But if I view the same pdf file in another viewer like gv, xpdf, or gsview the font is either a bit too large or so big (wide) that it collapses with the following text. I have attached an example lyx file. Any ideas? Best regards Rasmus Ory Nielsen newfile1.lyx Description: application/lyx
Re: Url typewriter font too large
Rasmus Ory Nielsen wrote: I think that the size of the typewriter font used in urls is too large. The used font depends on the font choosed in Layout - Document. You can also set another font in the preamble. But what are you mean with too large? Typewriter is monospaced, so that every letter has the same width. And even more strange: the size of the typewriter font depends on how I produce the output: With View postscript the font is a bit too large. With View pdf (pdflatex) the output is perfect (using acrobat). But if I view the same pdf file in another viewer like gv, xpdf, or gsview the font is either a bit too large or so big (wide) that it collapses with the following text. Astonishing, I have no such problems. The attached pdf looks nice in acrobat and gsview. Also the postscript output looks OK. I use pdflatex 1.21a. regards Uwe newfile1.pdf Description: Adobe PDF document
Re: Url typewriter font too large
Rasmus Ory Nielsen wrote:
I think that the size of the typewriter font used in urls is too large.
And even more strange: the size of the typewriter font depends on how I
produce the output: With View postscript the font is a bit too large.
With View pdf (pdflatex) the output is perfect (using acrobat). But if
I view the same pdf file in another viewer like gv, xpdf, or gsview the
font is either a bit too large or so big (wide) that it collapses with
the following text.
write into the preamble
\usepackage[scaled]{luximono}%
\renewcommand\ttdefault{ul9}% luximono
looks much nore better than cmtt.
Herbert
--
http://TeXnik.de/
http://PSTricks.de/
ftp://ftp.dante.de/tex-archive/info/math/voss/Voss-Mathmode.pdf
http://www.dante.de/faq/de-tex-faq/
http://www.tex.ac.uk/cgi-bin/texfaq2html?introduction=yes
Re: Url typewriter font too large [SOLVED]
Hi, Thanks for your reply. tir, 22 02 2005 kl. 16:54 +0100, skrev Uwe Sthr: Rasmus Ory Nielsen wrote: I think that the size of the typewriter font used in urls is too large. The used font depends on the font choosed in Layout - Document. You can also set another font in the preamble. But what are you mean with too large? Typewriter is monospaced, so that every letter has the same width. I have attached two files, a postscript export and a pdflatex export. The postscript export has the typewriter font only a bit too large (looks similar in gv, ggv and gsview). And, as I wrote, the pdflatex export looks fine (like yours) in acrobat, but other viewers have very different opinions. And even more strange: the size of the typewriter font depends on how I produce the output: With View postscript the font is a bit too large. With View pdf (pdflatex) the output is perfect (using acrobat). But if I view the same pdf file in another viewer like gv, xpdf, or gsview the font is either a bit too large or so big (wide) that it collapses with the following text. Astonishing, I have no such problems. The attached pdf looks nice in acrobat and gsview. Also the postscript output looks OK. I use pdflatex 1.21a. And your pdf looks perfect in all my viewers. Any ideas on what is going on? I am using fc3 with a plain tetex installation. Ahh, I think I have found the answer myself, it is a problem in the urw- fonts rpm package in fc3: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/beta/show_bug.cgi?id=140584 Downgrading the urw-fonts package while writing.. Yeah, downgrading to urw-fonts-2.1-7.noarch.rpm solved the problem! Best regards Rasmus Ory Nielsen newfile1.ps Description: PostScript document newfile1.pdf Description: Adobe PDF document
Help with alignat ?
Hi Guys, You guessed it: I need help. I want to use lyx to align an array of equations of the form: y1=d1 on x1=e1 y2=d2 on x2=e2 Here d* and e* are variable length expressions. To do this I chose 5 fields with alignment rlcrl. No matter what I do, I cannot get the last field to appear in dvi with a left alignment! I am using lyx 1.3.5. Let me know what I can do or provide to help me get to the bottom of this! Thanks for your time, Matt Find local movie times and trailers on Yahoo! Movies. http://au.movies.yahoo.com
Re: Help with alignat ?
Matt wrote:
I want to use lyx to align an array of
equations of the form:
y1=d1 on x1=e1
y2=d2 on x2=e2
Here d* and e* are variable length expressions.
To do this I chose 5 fields with alignment rlcrl. No matter what I do,
I cannot get the last field to appear in dvi with a left alignment! I
am using lyx 1.3.5.
Use the align, Flalign or Alignat-environment. (create a formula and use
then the menu Edit-Math-Change Formula Type)
I attached an example using Alignat.
regards Uwe
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Re: Help with alignat ?
Hi Uwe,
Thanks for the great help.
I see the trick you used was to add an extra column rlrlrl ...?
Matt
--- Uwe Stöhr [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Matt wrote:
I want to use lyx to align an array of
equations of the form:
y1=d1 on x1=e1
y2=d2 on x2=e2
Here d* and e* are variable length expressions.
To do this I chose 5 fields with alignment rlcrl. No matter what I
do,
I cannot get the last field to appear in dvi with a left alignment!
I
am using lyx 1.3.5.
Use the align, Flalign or Alignat-environment. (create a formula and
use
then the menu Edit-Math-Change Formula Type)
I attached an example using Alignat.
regards Uwe
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Find local movie times and trailers on Yahoo! Movies.
http://au.movies.yahoo.com
Re: Adding a Command in the ToC -- RESOLVED
On Tue, Feb 22, 2005 at 08:38:20AM +0530, samar j. singh wrote: Eric Fraga wrote I have a related question that maybe you can help with. I often find I was to manipulate slightly the inter-item spacing for bibliography entries generated by the BibTeX Generated References LyX directive. Unfortunately, any reference to itemsep before or after this gray box has no effect and the only way I can get things the way I want them is to edit the latex (well, the bibtex generated) code itself. Is there any way to pass options to the LyX bibtex generation entry? I think you may need to look at Section 13.8 of Goosen's The Latex Companion which has stuff about making small changes in a bibtex style file. Good luck I have no problem modifying bibtex style (bst) files; my query is about interacting with LyX gray boxes (such as the bibtex reference one or the table of contents one). I don't want to change the bibtex style in any case; in this case all I want to do is insert a '\itemsep=0pt' line after the begin bibliography command and before the first bibitem command. cheers, eric -- Eric S Fraga, Dept Chemical Engineering, UCL, [EMAIL PROTECTED] .ooo.ooo.ooo..o...o...ooo..ooo.oo...o.o.oooo.ooo.o...
Re: Exports
Michael Wojcik wrote Create a file named loadlyx.cmd in the lyx/bin directory or somewhere else appropriate (eg in a tools directory on your path), containing: @path c:\programs\lyx\bin;%path% for /f usebackq %%a in (`echo %1 ^| tr \\ /`) do lyx %%a better: for /f usebackq %%a in (`echo %1 ^| tr \\ /`) do lyx.exe %%a as you get in trouble if the lyx.cmd calls itself. Ekkehart Schlicht
Re: Word import via wvWare in Windows
Hi Ekkehart Ekkehart Schlicht wrote: Milos: Thank you for your recent suggestion which may be very useful. This is just to tell you that it does not work on my computer (XP, LyX/Win qt 1.3.5) althougfh I have downloaded and installed all files listed on the Wv for Windows page (except libgw32c). I get the message I won't mmap that file, using a slower method I get the same warning, but the conversion works nonetheless. Please check if that's maybe not the same case with you. If you could write instructions that specify the procedure for obtaining a workable converter, this would be /very/ useful on Wiki. I DID specify a procedure for a WORKABLE script (if the converter doesn't work you have to contact the wv developers), which works on two Win2k machines here. I installed wv using the single setup package (which installs all the dependencies), not individual files. I also installed in a directory with no spaces, i.e. D:\GnuWin32 and put D:\GnuWin32\bin in the PATH. Perheps you should try this approach. Try it from a command line first on a simple .doc file before you try it with lyx, we can better debug it there if here is a problem with the script. You also need to fix reLyX and lyx2lyx so you have working LaTeX import. Regards, Milos
Url typewriter font too large
Hi I think that the size of the typewriter font used in urls is too large. And even more strange: the size of the typewriter font depends on how I produce the output: With View postscript the font is a bit too large. With View pdf (pdflatex) the output is perfect (using acrobat). But if I view the same pdf file in another viewer like gv, xpdf, or gsview the font is either a bit too large or so big (wide) that it collapses with the following text. I have attached an example lyx file. Any ideas? Best regards Rasmus Ory Nielsen newfile1.lyx Description: application/lyx
Re: Url typewriter font too large
Rasmus Ory Nielsen wrote: I think that the size of the typewriter font used in urls is too large. The used font depends on the font choosed in Layout - Document. You can also set another font in the preamble. But what are you mean with too large? Typewriter is monospaced, so that every letter has the same width. And even more strange: the size of the typewriter font depends on how I produce the output: With View postscript the font is a bit too large. With View pdf (pdflatex) the output is perfect (using acrobat). But if I view the same pdf file in another viewer like gv, xpdf, or gsview the font is either a bit too large or so big (wide) that it collapses with the following text. Astonishing, I have no such problems. The attached pdf looks nice in acrobat and gsview. Also the postscript output looks OK. I use pdflatex 1.21a. regards Uwe newfile1.pdf Description: Adobe PDF document
Re: Url typewriter font too large
Rasmus Ory Nielsen wrote:
I think that the size of the typewriter font used in urls is too large.
And even more strange: the size of the typewriter font depends on how I
produce the output: With View postscript the font is a bit too large.
With View pdf (pdflatex) the output is perfect (using acrobat). But if
I view the same pdf file in another viewer like gv, xpdf, or gsview the
font is either a bit too large or so big (wide) that it collapses with
the following text.
write into the preamble
\usepackage[scaled]{luximono}%
\renewcommand\ttdefault{ul9}% luximono
looks much nore better than cmtt.
Herbert
--
http://TeXnik.de/
http://PSTricks.de/
ftp://ftp.dante.de/tex-archive/info/math/voss/Voss-Mathmode.pdf
http://www.dante.de/faq/de-tex-faq/
http://www.tex.ac.uk/cgi-bin/texfaq2html?introduction=yes
Re: Url typewriter font too large [SOLVED]
Hi, Thanks for your reply. tir, 22 02 2005 kl. 16:54 +0100, skrev Uwe Sthr: Rasmus Ory Nielsen wrote: I think that the size of the typewriter font used in urls is too large. The used font depends on the font choosed in Layout - Document. You can also set another font in the preamble. But what are you mean with too large? Typewriter is monospaced, so that every letter has the same width. I have attached two files, a postscript export and a pdflatex export. The postscript export has the typewriter font only a bit too large (looks similar in gv, ggv and gsview). And, as I wrote, the pdflatex export looks fine (like yours) in acrobat, but other viewers have very different opinions. And even more strange: the size of the typewriter font depends on how I produce the output: With View postscript the font is a bit too large. With View pdf (pdflatex) the output is perfect (using acrobat). But if I view the same pdf file in another viewer like gv, xpdf, or gsview the font is either a bit too large or so big (wide) that it collapses with the following text. Astonishing, I have no such problems. The attached pdf looks nice in acrobat and gsview. Also the postscript output looks OK. I use pdflatex 1.21a. And your pdf looks perfect in all my viewers. Any ideas on what is going on? I am using fc3 with a plain tetex installation. Ahh, I think I have found the answer myself, it is a problem in the urw- fonts rpm package in fc3: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/beta/show_bug.cgi?id=140584 Downgrading the urw-fonts package while writing.. Yeah, downgrading to urw-fonts-2.1-7.noarch.rpm solved the problem! Best regards Rasmus Ory Nielsen newfile1.ps Description: PostScript document newfile1.pdf Description: Adobe PDF document
Help with alignat ?
Hi Guys, You guessed it: I need help. I want to use lyx to align an array of equations of the form: y1=d1 on x1=e1 y2=d2 on x2=e2 Here d* and e* are variable length expressions. To do this I chose 5 fields with alignment rlcrl. No matter what I do, I cannot get the last field to appear in dvi with a left alignment! I am using lyx 1.3.5. Let me know what I can do or provide to help me get to the bottom of this! Thanks for your time, Matt Find local movie times and trailers on Yahoo! Movies. http://au.movies.yahoo.com
Re: Help with alignat ?
Matt wrote:
I want to use lyx to align an array of
equations of the form:
y1=d1 on x1=e1
y2=d2 on x2=e2
Here d* and e* are variable length expressions.
To do this I chose 5 fields with alignment rlcrl. No matter what I do,
I cannot get the last field to appear in dvi with a left alignment! I
am using lyx 1.3.5.
Use the align, Flalign or Alignat-environment. (create a formula and use
then the menu Edit-Math-Change Formula Type)
I attached an example using Alignat.
regards Uwe
#LyX 1.3 created this file. For more info see http://www.lyx.org/
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2
7
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hello
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y_{1}= \: dd1 \textrm{on}x_{1}= \: e1\\
y_{2}= \: d2 \hspace{1cm}\textrm{on} \hspace{1cm} x_{2}= \:
ee2\end{alignat*}
\end_inset
\the_end
Re: Help with alignat ?
Hi Uwe,
Thanks for the great help.
I see the trick you used was to add an extra column rlrlrl ...?
Matt
--- Uwe Stöhr [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Matt wrote:
I want to use lyx to align an array of
equations of the form:
y1=d1 on x1=e1
y2=d2 on x2=e2
Here d* and e* are variable length expressions.
To do this I chose 5 fields with alignment rlcrl. No matter what I
do,
I cannot get the last field to appear in dvi with a left alignment!
I
am using lyx 1.3.5.
Use the align, Flalign or Alignat-environment. (create a formula and
use
then the menu Edit-Math-Change Formula Type)
I attached an example using Alignat.
regards Uwe
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Re: Adding a Command in the ToC -- RESOLVED
On Tue, Feb 22, 2005 at 08:38:20AM +0530, samar j. singh wrote: > Eric Fraga wrote > > I have a related question that maybe you can help with. I often find I was > > to manipulate slightly the inter-item spacing for bibliography entries > > generated by the "BibTeX Generated References" LyX directive. > Unfortunately, > > any reference to itemsep before or after this gray box has no effect and > the > > only way I can get things the way I want them is to edit the latex (well, > > the bibtex generated) code itself. Is there any way to pass options to > the > > LyX bibtex generation entry? > > > I think you may need to look at Section 13.8 of Goosen's The Latex > Companion > which has stuff about making small changes in a bibtex style file. > Good luck I have no problem modifying bibtex style (bst) files; my query is about interacting with LyX gray boxes (such as the bibtex reference one or the table of contents one). I don't want to change the bibtex style in any case; in this case all I want to do is insert a '\itemsep=0pt' line after the begin bibliography command and before the first bibitem command. cheers, eric -- Eric S Fraga, Dept Chemical Engineering, UCL, [EMAIL PROTECTED] .ooo.ooo.ooo..o...o...ooo..ooo.oo...o.o.oooo.ooo.o...
Re: Exports
Michael Wojcik wrote Create a file named "loadlyx.cmd" in the lyx/bin directory or somewhere else appropriate (eg in a "tools" directory on your path), containing: @path c:\programs\lyx\bin;%path% for /f "usebackq" %%a in (`echo %1 ^| tr \\ /`) do lyx %%a better: for /f "usebackq" %%a in (`echo %1 ^| tr \\ /`) do lyx.exe %%a as you get in trouble if the lyx.cmd calls itself. Ekkehart Schlicht
Re: Word import via wvWare in Windows
Hi Ekkehart Ekkehart Schlicht wrote: Milos: Thank you for your recent suggestion which may be very useful. This is just to tell you that it does not work on my computer (XP, LyX/Win qt 1.3.5) althougfh I have downloaded and installed all files listed on the Wv for Windows page (except libgw32c). I get the message "I won't mmap that file, using a slower method" I get the same warning, but the conversion works nonetheless. Please check if that's maybe not the same case with you. If you could write instructions that specify the procedure for obtaining a workable converter, this would be /very/ useful on Wiki. I DID specify a procedure for a WORKABLE script (if the converter doesn't work you have to contact the wv developers), which works on two Win2k machines here. I installed wv using the single setup package (which installs all the dependencies), not individual files. I also installed in a directory with no spaces, i.e. D:\GnuWin32 and put D:\GnuWin32\bin in the PATH. Perheps you should try this approach. Try it from a command line first on a simple .doc file before you try it with lyx, we can better debug it there if here is a problem with the script. You also need to fix reLyX and lyx2lyx so you have working LaTeX import. Regards, Milos
Url typewriter font too large
Hi I think that the size of the typewriter font used in urls is too large. And even more strange: the size of the typewriter font depends on how I produce the output: With "View postscript" the font is a bit too large. With "View pdf (pdflatex)" the output is perfect (using acrobat). But if I view the same pdf file in another viewer like gv, xpdf, or gsview the font is either a bit too large or so big (wide) that it collapses with the following text. I have attached an example lyx file. Any ideas? Best regards Rasmus Ory Nielsen newfile1.lyx Description: application/lyx
Re: Url typewriter font too large
Rasmus Ory Nielsen wrote: I think that the size of the typewriter font used in urls is too large. The used font depends on the font choosed in Layout -> Document. You can also set another font in the preamble. But what are you mean with "too large"? Typewriter is monospaced, so that every letter has the same width. And even more strange: the size of the typewriter font depends on how I produce the output: With "View postscript" the font is a bit too large. With "View pdf (pdflatex)" the output is perfect (using acrobat). But if I view the same pdf file in another viewer like gv, xpdf, or gsview the font is either a bit too large or so big (wide) that it collapses with the following text. Astonishing, I have no such problems. The attached pdf looks nice in acrobat and gsview. Also the postscript output looks OK. I use pdflatex 1.21a. regards Uwe newfile1.pdf Description: Adobe PDF document
Re: Url typewriter font too large
Rasmus Ory Nielsen wrote:
I think that the size of the typewriter font used in urls is too large.
And even more strange: the size of the typewriter font depends on how I
produce the output: With "View postscript" the font is a bit too large.
With "View pdf (pdflatex)" the output is perfect (using acrobat). But if
I view the same pdf file in another viewer like gv, xpdf, or gsview the
font is either a bit too large or so big (wide) that it collapses with
the following text.
write into the preamble
\usepackage[scaled]{luximono}%
\renewcommand\ttdefault{ul9}% luximono
looks much nore better than cmtt.
Herbert
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Re: Url typewriter font too large [SOLVED]
Hi, Thanks for your reply. tir, 22 02 2005 kl. 16:54 +0100, skrev Uwe StÃhr: > Rasmus Ory Nielsen wrote: > > > I think that the size of the typewriter font used in urls is too large. > > The used font depends on the font choosed in Layout -> Document. You can > also set another font in the preamble. > But what are you mean with "too large"? Typewriter is monospaced, so > that every letter has the same width. I have attached two files, a postscript export and a pdflatex export. The postscript export has the typewriter font only a bit too large (looks similar in gv, ggv and gsview). And, as I wrote, the pdflatex export looks fine (like yours) in acrobat, but other viewers have very different opinions. > > > And even more strange: the size of the typewriter font depends on how I > > produce the output: With "View postscript" the font is a bit too large. > > With "View pdf (pdflatex)" the output is perfect (using acrobat). But if > > I view the same pdf file in another viewer like gv, xpdf, or gsview the > > font is either a bit too large or so big (wide) that it collapses with > > the following text. > > Astonishing, I have no such problems. The attached pdf looks nice in > acrobat and gsview. Also the postscript output looks OK. I use pdflatex > 1.21a. And your pdf looks perfect in all my viewers. Any ideas on what is going on? I am using fc3 with a plain tetex installation. Ahh, I think I have found the answer myself, it is a problem in the urw- fonts rpm package in fc3: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/beta/show_bug.cgi?id=140584 Downgrading the urw-fonts package while writing.. Yeah, downgrading to urw-fonts-2.1-7.noarch.rpm solved the problem! Best regards Rasmus Ory Nielsen newfile1.ps Description: PostScript document newfile1.pdf Description: Adobe PDF document
Help with alignat ?
Hi Guys, You guessed it: I need help. I want to use lyx to align an array of equations of the form: y1=d1 on x1=e1 y2=d2 on x2=e2 Here d* and e* are variable length expressions. To do this I chose 5 fields with alignment rlcrl. No matter what I do, I cannot get the last field to appear in dvi with a left alignment! I am using lyx 1.3.5. Let me know what I can do or provide to help me get to the bottom of this! Thanks for your time, Matt Find local movie times and trailers on Yahoo! Movies. http://au.movies.yahoo.com
Re: Help with alignat ?
Matt wrote:
I want to use lyx to align an array of
equations of the form:
y1=d1 on x1=e1
y2=d2 on x2=e2
Here d* and e* are variable length expressions.
To do this I chose 5 fields with alignment rlcrl. No matter what I do,
I cannot get the last field to appear in dvi with a left alignment! I
am using lyx 1.3.5.
Use the align, Flalign or Alignat-environment. (create a formula and use
then the menu Edit->Math->Change Formula Type)
I attached an example using Alignat.
regards Uwe
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Re: Help with alignat ?
Hi Uwe,
Thanks for the great help.
I see the trick you used was to add an extra column rlrlrl ...?
Matt
--- Uwe Stöhr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Matt wrote:
>
> > I want to use lyx to align an array of
> > equations of the form:
> >
> > y1=d1 on x1=e1
> > y2=d2 on x2=e2
> >
> > Here d* and e* are variable length expressions.
> >
> > To do this I chose 5 fields with alignment rlcrl. No matter what I
> do,
> > I cannot get the last field to appear in dvi with a left alignment!
> I
> > am using lyx 1.3.5.
>
> Use the align, Flalign or Alignat-environment. (create a formula and
> use
> then the menu Edit->Math->Change Formula Type)
>
> I attached an example using Alignat.
>
> regards Uwe
> > #LyX 1.3 created this file. For more info see http://www.lyx.org/
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