Re: Problem with Algorithm label language
Ares wrote:
Is there a way not to load a (default) package in LyX? in this case I
could load it manually in the preamble. Is there a way to unload a
package in LaTeX in the preamle?
As I already said in my previous mail: Only by _not_ using the (native)
feature.
In your case: Don't use the algorithm float. Instead, write in ERT
\begin{algorithm}
content
\end{algorithm}
Then you can load all packages manually in the preamble by entering:
\usepackage{float}
\usepackage{hyperref}
\floatstyle{ruled}
\newfloat{algorithm}{tbp}{loa}
\floatname{algorithm}{Algorithm}
See the attached example, where I modified your testcase accordingly.
Jürgen
P.S.: I know, the long term solution is a better package management in LyX.
The developers are aware of that, only nobody volunteered to implement it so
far.
lyxalgo.lyx
Description: application/lyx
Re: 1.4.3 windows binaries don't work?
Mukhtar Ullah [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Same problem here. I was afraid to ask thinking I must be doing somethin wrong. I have a found a strange phenomena which may turn out to be the reason of LyX143 not starting in Windows. When I installed LyX143 on AMD athlon xp2600+, it started immediately, without any fuss. But on my laptop (Pentium 3M), it is not starting; it does not even create any preference folders or profile. This can only suggest that those who wrote binaries for windows assumed a certain computer architecture. I am not claiming this to be the reason; it only comes based on what I observed. Mukhtar
Re: 1.4.3 windows binaries don't work?
Joost Verburg wrote: Can you try to start a command prompt (Start Run cmd), go to the LyX directory using cd, and type lyx.exe? What output does it show? Exactly what I wrote in my previous message: the program cannot be executed. The same happens if I try to execute lyx.bat -- that's why I was sayng (as a person who knows nothing about Windows) this looks as a permission error. Really lost! Thanks, Guido, Italy -- Guido Milanese Vocal Ensemble Ars Antiqua, Genova (Genoa), Italy http://www.arsantiqua.org
Re: 1.4.3 preview error
Hello, I have Linux Suse 9.3, lyx 1.4.3 compiled. View DVI no work appears DVI visor, xdvik, with file name but nothing more, white page. PDF´s updates no work. What is the pdf viewer you are using? Adobe Reader. Does it sees the original pdf? José Abílio All work ok but updates PFD. Adobe Reader read PDFs very well. Updates PDF in 1.4.2 no work but View DVI and View PDFs work ok. I compiled 1.4.3 in paralel with 1.4.2. Now View DVI in 1.4.2 and 1.4.3 no work. Title bar in xdvik show name of file and number of pages correctly but show only hundred of blank pages. Update PDF (DVIPDFM) show an error message and PDFLATEX show blank pages. Thanks Marcelo __ Preguntá. Respondé. Descubrí. Todo lo que querías saber, y lo que ni imaginabas, está en Yahoo! Respuestas (Beta). ¡Probalo ya! http://www.yahoo.com.ar/respuestas
Re: MSWord(html) or OpenOffice.Org
On Fri, 22 Sep 2006 13:50:59 -0600 Bob Lounsbury [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On Sep 22, 2006, at 1:14 PM, TechTonics wrote: Bob Lounsbury wrote: Hi, What do you have to do to export in these formats. Neither work for me on 1.4.3 with XP. Thanks, Bob Lounsbury I don't think they work. Export the file as .tex from LyX. Then from the command line htlatex foo.tex = foo.html which can be directly imported into Word, = foo.doc htlatex is part of the TeX4ht package: When I do: htlatex foo.tex=foo.html it returns: Please type another input file name so I type foo.tex and everything seems to work except that I get a bunch of different foo files like foo.log, foo.aux, foo.idv, but no foo.html file anywhere. The TeX4ht package was already installed by MikTeX. What I'm really trying to do is get a good output from LyX into Word (Since my advisors want a Word document to read for my thesis) with pictures and most formatting complete. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks. Hi I have the same issue with my supervisor. I have spent last two weekends and most of today looking for a way to do this and am at my wits end on how to do this smoothly. Can anybody suggest a clean, efficient and reliable way to do this? There are problems in graphics, tables, cross-references and bibliography. All of which make LyX a joy and conversion to .doc a pain. I found that all had problems with this, ie: oolatex, htlatex, ConvTex, thh, hevea and the internal LyX html tools. So far the most acceptable and least pain free was to use oolatex, but the .doc still needs to be edited in OOo as doc as cross references were incorrect and bibliography was left out. why oolatex? 1) makes only one file whereas html conversion can make several (latex2html can make only 1 file); 2) made a .sxw which can be edited by OOo which can be later saved to doc and why this one is the choice: 3) the only tool that embeds the graphics within the file whereas html can only link to outside files. oolatex is a script from the tex4ht family which includes htlatex. How I did this: (for Linux) 1) edit LyX file: to remove all paragraph ie change to standard 2) make graphics as eps or jpeg 3) if eps: correct image sizing though images are a bit blurry, slow response from OOo 4) if jpeg: very small image sizing, clear images and snappy reponse from OOo 5) set formatting of all graphic floats to justify 6) save LyX file in tmp directory eg ../tmp as this will make lots of temporary files 7) export LyX file: file - export - LaTeX(pdflatex) 8) open xterm and go to ../tmp as made above 9) run latex and bibtex on .tex: eg latex foo.tex; bibtex foo.tex; latex foo.tex; latex foo.tex 10) run oolatex on .tex: eg /usr/share/tex4ht/oolatex foo.tex 11) run OOo and open .sxw: ie goto to ../tmp and open foo.sxw 12) check formatting and graphic sizing 13) save as .doc 14) close file, keep OOo running 15) open .doc and check formatting, graphics and referencing 16) may have to open .sxw to copy references to .doc 17) save .doc 18) open again in OOo for final check to see if graphics and references are present 19) final QA check with MSwordview2003 (via wine) 20) it works! celebrate! I took notes on the pros and cons of the other tools and can post them on request. HTH Russell
Re: MSWord(html) or OpenOffice.Org
Russell Davie wrote: On Fri, 22 Sep 2006 13:50:59 -0600 Bob Lounsbury [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On Sep 22, 2006, at 1:14 PM, TechTonics wrote: Bob Lounsbury wrote: Hi, What do you have to do to export in these formats. Neither work for me on 1.4.3 with XP. Thanks, Bob Lounsbury I don't think they work. Export the file as .tex from LyX. Then from the command line htlatex foo.tex = foo.html which can be directly imported into Word, = foo.doc htlatex is part of the TeX4ht package: When I do: htlatex foo.tex=foo.html it returns: Please type another input file name so I type foo.tex and everything seems to work except that I get a bunch of different foo files like foo.log, foo.aux, foo.idv, but no foo.html file anywhere. The TeX4ht package was already installed by MikTeX. What I'm really trying to do is get a good output from LyX into Word (Since my advisors want a Word document to read for my thesis) with pictures and most formatting complete. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks. I apologise in advance for a completely different tack, but it is the OS X in me. I export my documents as PDF (ps2pdf)which is a direct copy of LyX document. It can then be read using a PDF reader, Acrobat is free and actually allows one to add notes to original document. Cheers! =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Scanned with Copfilter Version 0.83beta2 (ProxSMTP 1.3.91) AntiVirus: ClamAV 0.88.3/1933 - Mon Sep 25 09:43:33 2006 AntiVirus: F-PROT 4.6.6 Engine version: 3.16.14 SIGN.DEF 23 Sep06 - SIGN2.DEF 23 Sep06 - MACRO.DEF 22 Sep06 by Markus Madlener @ http://www.copfilter.org
Re: Problem with Algorithm label language
Ares wrote:
Is there a way not to load a (default) package in LyX? in this case I
could load it manually in the preamble. Is there a way to unload a
package in LaTeX in the preamle?
As I already said in my previous mail: Only by _not_ using the (native)
feature.
In your case: Don't use the algorithm float. Instead, write in ERT
\begin{algorithm}
content
\end{algorithm}
Then you can load all packages manually in the preamble by entering:
\usepackage{float}
\usepackage{hyperref}
\floatstyle{ruled}
\newfloat{algorithm}{tbp}{loa}
\floatname{algorithm}{Algorithm}
See the attached example, where I modified your testcase accordingly.
Jürgen
P.S.: I know, the long term solution is a better package management in LyX.
The developers are aware of that, only nobody volunteered to implement it so
far.
lyxalgo.lyx
Description: application/lyx
Re: 1.4.3 windows binaries don't work?
Mukhtar Ullah [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Same problem here. I was afraid to ask thinking I must be doing somethin wrong. I have a found a strange phenomena which may turn out to be the reason of LyX143 not starting in Windows. When I installed LyX143 on AMD athlon xp2600+, it started immediately, without any fuss. But on my laptop (Pentium 3M), it is not starting; it does not even create any preference folders or profile. This can only suggest that those who wrote binaries for windows assumed a certain computer architecture. I am not claiming this to be the reason; it only comes based on what I observed. Mukhtar
Re: 1.4.3 windows binaries don't work?
Joost Verburg wrote: Can you try to start a command prompt (Start Run cmd), go to the LyX directory using cd, and type lyx.exe? What output does it show? Exactly what I wrote in my previous message: the program cannot be executed. The same happens if I try to execute lyx.bat -- that's why I was sayng (as a person who knows nothing about Windows) this looks as a permission error. Really lost! Thanks, Guido, Italy -- Guido Milanese Vocal Ensemble Ars Antiqua, Genova (Genoa), Italy http://www.arsantiqua.org
Re: 1.4.3 preview error
Hello, I have Linux Suse 9.3, lyx 1.4.3 compiled. View DVI no work appears DVI visor, xdvik, with file name but nothing more, white page. PDF´s updates no work. What is the pdf viewer you are using? Adobe Reader. Does it sees the original pdf? José Abílio All work ok but updates PFD. Adobe Reader read PDFs very well. Updates PDF in 1.4.2 no work but View DVI and View PDFs work ok. I compiled 1.4.3 in paralel with 1.4.2. Now View DVI in 1.4.2 and 1.4.3 no work. Title bar in xdvik show name of file and number of pages correctly but show only hundred of blank pages. Update PDF (DVIPDFM) show an error message and PDFLATEX show blank pages. Thanks Marcelo __ Preguntá. Respondé. Descubrí. Todo lo que querías saber, y lo que ni imaginabas, está en Yahoo! Respuestas (Beta). ¡Probalo ya! http://www.yahoo.com.ar/respuestas
Re: MSWord(html) or OpenOffice.Org
On Fri, 22 Sep 2006 13:50:59 -0600 Bob Lounsbury [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On Sep 22, 2006, at 1:14 PM, TechTonics wrote: Bob Lounsbury wrote: Hi, What do you have to do to export in these formats. Neither work for me on 1.4.3 with XP. Thanks, Bob Lounsbury I don't think they work. Export the file as .tex from LyX. Then from the command line htlatex foo.tex = foo.html which can be directly imported into Word, = foo.doc htlatex is part of the TeX4ht package: When I do: htlatex foo.tex=foo.html it returns: Please type another input file name so I type foo.tex and everything seems to work except that I get a bunch of different foo files like foo.log, foo.aux, foo.idv, but no foo.html file anywhere. The TeX4ht package was already installed by MikTeX. What I'm really trying to do is get a good output from LyX into Word (Since my advisors want a Word document to read for my thesis) with pictures and most formatting complete. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks. Hi I have the same issue with my supervisor. I have spent last two weekends and most of today looking for a way to do this and am at my wits end on how to do this smoothly. Can anybody suggest a clean, efficient and reliable way to do this? There are problems in graphics, tables, cross-references and bibliography. All of which make LyX a joy and conversion to .doc a pain. I found that all had problems with this, ie: oolatex, htlatex, ConvTex, thh, hevea and the internal LyX html tools. So far the most acceptable and least pain free was to use oolatex, but the .doc still needs to be edited in OOo as doc as cross references were incorrect and bibliography was left out. why oolatex? 1) makes only one file whereas html conversion can make several (latex2html can make only 1 file); 2) made a .sxw which can be edited by OOo which can be later saved to doc and why this one is the choice: 3) the only tool that embeds the graphics within the file whereas html can only link to outside files. oolatex is a script from the tex4ht family which includes htlatex. How I did this: (for Linux) 1) edit LyX file: to remove all paragraph ie change to standard 2) make graphics as eps or jpeg 3) if eps: correct image sizing though images are a bit blurry, slow response from OOo 4) if jpeg: very small image sizing, clear images and snappy reponse from OOo 5) set formatting of all graphic floats to justify 6) save LyX file in tmp directory eg ../tmp as this will make lots of temporary files 7) export LyX file: file - export - LaTeX(pdflatex) 8) open xterm and go to ../tmp as made above 9) run latex and bibtex on .tex: eg latex foo.tex; bibtex foo.tex; latex foo.tex; latex foo.tex 10) run oolatex on .tex: eg /usr/share/tex4ht/oolatex foo.tex 11) run OOo and open .sxw: ie goto to ../tmp and open foo.sxw 12) check formatting and graphic sizing 13) save as .doc 14) close file, keep OOo running 15) open .doc and check formatting, graphics and referencing 16) may have to open .sxw to copy references to .doc 17) save .doc 18) open again in OOo for final check to see if graphics and references are present 19) final QA check with MSwordview2003 (via wine) 20) it works! celebrate! I took notes on the pros and cons of the other tools and can post them on request. HTH Russell
Re: MSWord(html) or OpenOffice.Org
Russell Davie wrote: On Fri, 22 Sep 2006 13:50:59 -0600 Bob Lounsbury [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On Sep 22, 2006, at 1:14 PM, TechTonics wrote: Bob Lounsbury wrote: Hi, What do you have to do to export in these formats. Neither work for me on 1.4.3 with XP. Thanks, Bob Lounsbury I don't think they work. Export the file as .tex from LyX. Then from the command line htlatex foo.tex = foo.html which can be directly imported into Word, = foo.doc htlatex is part of the TeX4ht package: When I do: htlatex foo.tex=foo.html it returns: Please type another input file name so I type foo.tex and everything seems to work except that I get a bunch of different foo files like foo.log, foo.aux, foo.idv, but no foo.html file anywhere. The TeX4ht package was already installed by MikTeX. What I'm really trying to do is get a good output from LyX into Word (Since my advisors want a Word document to read for my thesis) with pictures and most formatting complete. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks. I apologise in advance for a completely different tack, but it is the OS X in me. I export my documents as PDF (ps2pdf)which is a direct copy of LyX document. It can then be read using a PDF reader, Acrobat is free and actually allows one to add notes to original document. Cheers! =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Scanned with Copfilter Version 0.83beta2 (ProxSMTP 1.3.91) AntiVirus: ClamAV 0.88.3/1933 - Mon Sep 25 09:43:33 2006 AntiVirus: F-PROT 4.6.6 Engine version: 3.16.14 SIGN.DEF 23 Sep06 - SIGN2.DEF 23 Sep06 - MACRO.DEF 22 Sep06 by Markus Madlener @ http://www.copfilter.org
Re: Problem with Algorithm label language
Ares wrote:
> Is there a way not to load a (default) package in LyX? in this case I
> could load it "manually" in the preamble. Is there a way to "unload" a
> package in LaTeX in the preamle?
As I already said in my previous mail: Only by _not_ using the (native)
feature.
In your case: Don't use the algorithm float. Instead, write in ERT
\begin{algorithm}
\end{algorithm}
Then you can load all packages manually in the preamble by entering:
\usepackage{float}
\usepackage{hyperref}
\floatstyle{ruled}
\newfloat{algorithm}{tbp}{loa}
\floatname{algorithm}{Algorithm}
See the attached example, where I modified your testcase accordingly.
Jürgen
P.S.: I know, the long term solution is a better package management in LyX.
The developers are aware of that, only nobody volunteered to implement it so
far.
lyxalgo.lyx
Description: application/lyx
Re: 1.4.3 windows binaries don't work?
Mukhtar Ullah <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > > Same problem here. I was afraid to ask thinking I must be doing somethin > wrong. > > I have a found a strange phenomena which may turn out to be the reason of LyX143 not starting in Windows. When I installed LyX143 on AMD athlon xp2600+, it started immediately, without any fuss. But on my laptop (Pentium 3M), it is not starting; it does not even create any preference folders or profile. This can only suggest that those who wrote binaries for windows assumed a certain computer architecture. I am not claiming this to be the reason; it only comes based on what I observed. Mukhtar
Re: 1.4.3 windows binaries don't work?
Joost Verburg wrote: >Can you try to start a command prompt (Start > Run > cmd), go to the LyX >directory using cd, and type lyx.exe? What output does it show? Exactly what I wrote in my previous message: the program cannot be executed. The same happens if I try to execute lyx.bat -- that's why I was sayng (as a person who knows nothing about Windows) "this looks as a permission error". Really lost! Thanks, Guido, Italy -- Guido Milanese Vocal Ensemble Ars Antiqua, Genova (Genoa), Italy http://www.arsantiqua.org
Re: 1.4.3 preview error
> > Hello, > > I have Linux Suse 9.3, lyx 1.4.3 compiled. > > > > View > DVI no work > > appears DVI visor, xdvik, with file name but > > nothing more, white page. > > > > PDF´s updates no work. > > What is the pdf viewer you are using? Adobe Reader. > Does it sees the original pdf? > José Abílio All work ok but updates > PFD. Adobe Reader read PDFs very well. Updates > PDF in 1.4.2 no work but View > DVI and View > PDFs work ok. I compiled 1.4.3 in paralel with 1.4.2. Now View > DVI in 1.4.2 and 1.4.3 no work. Title bar in xdvik show name of file and number of pages correctly but show only hundred of blank pages. Update PDF (DVIPDFM) show an error message and PDFLATEX show blank pages. Thanks Marcelo __ Preguntá. Respondé. Descubrí. Todo lo que querías saber, y lo que ni imaginabas, está en Yahoo! Respuestas (Beta). ¡Probalo ya! http://www.yahoo.com.ar/respuestas
Re: MSWord(html) or OpenOffice.Org
On Fri, 22 Sep 2006 13:50:59 -0600 Bob Lounsbury <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > On Sep 22, 2006, at 1:14 PM, TechTonics wrote: > > > Bob Lounsbury wrote: > >> Hi, > >> What do you have to do to export in these formats. Neither work > >> for me on 1.4.3 with XP. > >> Thanks, > >> Bob Lounsbury > > > > I don't think they work. Export the file as .tex from LyX. > > Then from the command line "htlatex foo.tex" = foo.html > > which can be directly imported into Word, = foo.doc > > htlatex is part of the TeX4ht package: > > When I do: "htlatex foo.tex=foo.html" it returns: "Please type > another input file name" so I type "foo.tex" and everything seems to > work except that I get a bunch of different foo files like "foo.log, > foo.aux, foo.idv", but no foo.html file anywhere. The TeX4ht package > was already installed by MikTeX. > > What I'm really trying to do is get a good output from LyX into Word > (Since my advisors want a Word document to read for my thesis) with > pictures and most formatting complete. Any suggestions would be > greatly appreciated. Thanks. > > Hi I have the same issue with my supervisor. I have spent last two weekends and most of today looking for a way to do this and am at my wits end on how to do this smoothly. Can anybody suggest a clean, efficient and reliable way to do this? There are problems in graphics, tables, cross-references and bibliography. All of which make LyX a joy and conversion to .doc a pain. I found that all had problems with this, ie: oolatex, htlatex, ConvTex, thh, hevea and the internal LyX html tools. So far the most acceptable and least pain free was to use oolatex, but the .doc still needs to be edited in OOo as doc as cross references were incorrect and bibliography was left out. why oolatex? 1) makes only one file whereas html conversion can make several (latex2html can make only 1 file); 2) made a .sxw which can be edited by OOo which can be later saved to doc and why this one is the choice: 3) the only tool that embeds the graphics within the file whereas html can only link to outside files. oolatex is a script from the tex4ht family which includes htlatex. How I did this: (for Linux) 1) edit LyX file: to remove all "paragraph" ie change to "standard" 2) make graphics as eps or jpeg 3) if eps: correct image sizing though images are a bit blurry, slow response from OOo 4) if jpeg: very small image sizing, clear images and snappy reponse from OOo 5) set formatting of all graphic floats to "justify" 6) save LyX file in tmp directory eg ../tmp as this will make lots of temporary files 7) export LyX file: file -> export -> LaTeX(pdflatex) 8) open xterm and go to ../tmp as made above 9) run latex and bibtex on .tex: eg latex foo.tex; bibtex foo.tex; latex foo.tex; latex foo.tex 10) run oolatex on .tex: eg /usr/share/tex4ht/oolatex foo.tex 11) run OOo and open .sxw: ie goto to ../tmp and open foo.sxw 12) check formatting and graphic sizing 13) save as .doc 14) close file, keep OOo running 15) open .doc and check formatting, graphics and referencing 16) may have to open .sxw to copy references to .doc 17) save .doc 18) open again in OOo for final check to see if graphics and references are present 19) final QA check with MSwordview2003 (via wine) 20) it works! celebrate! I took notes on the pros and cons of the other tools and can post them on request. HTH Russell
Re: MSWord(html) or OpenOffice.Org
Russell Davie wrote: On Fri, 22 Sep 2006 13:50:59 -0600 Bob Lounsbury <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: On Sep 22, 2006, at 1:14 PM, TechTonics wrote: Bob Lounsbury wrote: Hi, What do you have to do to export in these formats. Neither work for me on 1.4.3 with XP. Thanks, Bob Lounsbury I don't think they work. Export the file as .tex from LyX. Then from the command line "htlatex foo.tex" = foo.html which can be directly imported into Word, = foo.doc htlatex is part of the TeX4ht package: When I do: "htlatex foo.tex=foo.html" it returns: "Please type another input file name" so I type "foo.tex" and everything seems to work except that I get a bunch of different foo files like "foo.log, foo.aux, foo.idv", but no foo.html file anywhere. The TeX4ht package was already installed by MikTeX. What I'm really trying to do is get a good output from LyX into Word (Since my advisors want a Word document to read for my thesis) with pictures and most formatting complete. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks. I apologise in advance for a completely different tack, but it is the OS X in me. I export my documents as PDF (ps2pdf)which is a direct copy of LyX document. It can then be read using a PDF reader, Acrobat is free and actually allows one to add notes to original document. Cheers! =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Scanned with Copfilter Version 0.83beta2 (ProxSMTP 1.3.91) AntiVirus: ClamAV 0.88.3/1933 - Mon Sep 25 09:43:33 2006 AntiVirus: F-PROT 4.6.6 Engine version: 3.16.14 SIGN.DEF 23 Sep06 - SIGN2.DEF 23 Sep06 - MACRO.DEF 22 Sep06 by Markus Madlener @ http://www.copfilter.org
