BUG - Unable to view User Guide in PDF - UPDATE
Uwe, Installing the default MikTex via the Lyx installer fails. (A new bug?) So I updated the old MikTex from 2.5 to 2.8 and deleted and reinstalled Lyx 1.6 and referenced the tex.exe file in new MikTex . Now I get a different messages when I click on the PDF icon to obtain a PDF version of the User's Guide (the lyx version fetched via the Help tab): Latex error: I can't write on file 'UserGuide.idx' \makeindex Please type another output file name How do I get past this obstacle? Where do I write this alternate output file name? Not knowing what to do next, I tried to produce a PDF version of the User's Guidet a second time. IT NOW WORKS!! Go figure! Is this an instance of self-repairing software? Puzzled, Jim When I fetch the User's Guide via the Help tab and attempt to view the The LyX User's Guide by the LyX TeamVersion 1.6.x as a PDF file by clicking on the PDF icon (View pdflatex) I get the following error message: tex\latex\subfig\subfig.sty is missing: When I say install from ftp://tug.ctan.org/tex-archive/systems/win32/miktex/tm/packages/ the following messages occur: An empty output file was generated LaTeX Error: File `subfig.sty' not found. \makeatother *** (cannot \read from terminal in nonstop modes) . Am I doing something wrong? I've installed the Windows version Lyx ver 1.6.4 on an PC with Windows XP Pro sp 3 and I have Adobe Reader 9.2.0 PS The same problem occurs when I try to view the User Guide as Postscript file But I can view the PDF version of the Lyx tutorial OK.
howto copy external material to lyx working directory
Hi, I like to use the pdfx package which needs some external files (icc profile, xmpdata file) in the lyx_tmpbuf folder. The filenames are hardcoded. How can tell lyx to copy these files to the tmpbuf folder before compiling? thanks Egon
Re: BUG - Unable to view User Guide in PDF or PS
James Ronback wrote: When I download from http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/Manuals and attempt to view the The LyX User's Guide by the LyX TeamVersion 1.6.x as a PDF file by clicking on the PDF icon (View pdflatex) I get the following error message: tex\latex\subfig\subfig.sty is missing: When I say install from ftp://tug.ctan.org/tex-archive/systems/win32/miktex/tm/packages/ the following messages occur: An empty output file was generated LaTeX Error: File `subfig.sty' not found. \makeatother *** (cannot \read from terminal in nonstop modes) . Am I doing something wrong? I've installed the Windows version Lyx ver 1.6.4 on an PC with Windows XP Pro sp 3 and I have Adobe Reader 9.2.0 PS The same problem occurs when I try to view the User Guide as Postscript file But I can view the PDF version of the Lyx tutorial OK. Make sure you have a working Internet connection, then run MiKTeX's Browse Packages program. Locate the subfig package; it will probably be listed as not installed. (If it is installed, something is funky with your setup). Install it, then reconfigure and restart LyX. Uwe's suggestion should have done this is you have MiKTeX set to automatically install missing packages, but you may have it set to ignore them. /Paul
Re: BUG - Unable to view User Guide in PDF - UPDATE
James Ronback wrote: Uwe, Installing the default MikTex via the Lyx installer fails. (A new bug?) So I updated the old MikTex from 2.5 to 2.8 and deleted and reinstalled Lyx 1.6 and referenced the tex.exe file in new MikTex . Now I get a different messages when I click on the PDF icon to obtain a PDF version of the User's Guide (the lyx version fetched via the Help tab): Latex error: I can't write on file 'UserGuide.idx' \makeindex Please type another output file name How do I get past this obstacle? Where do I write this alternate output file name? Not knowing what to do next, I tried to produce a PDF version of the User's Guidet a second time. IT NOW WORKS!! Go figure! Is this an instance of self-repairing software? Puzzled, Jim If you had the UG open in Acrobat Reader the first time, that might explain it -- Acrobat locks the files it has open, so you can't overwrite them. /Paul
Re: BUG - Unable to view User Guide in PDF - UPDATE
James Ronback schrieb: Installing the default MikTex via the Lyx installer fails. (A new bug?) You are the first one reporting this. What error message did you get. Note that MiKTeX is only installed together with LyX when it is not already installed. Note that MiKTeX 2.5 is outdated and no longer supported by the MiKTeX developers. Updating MiKTeX 2.5 is therefore not possible - you need to uninstall it _completely_ fefore installing MiKTeX 2.7 or 2.8. So I updated the old MikTex from 2.5 to 2.8 and deleted and reinstalled Lyx 1.6 and referenced the tex.exe file in new MikTex . Now I get a different messages when I click on the PDF icon to obtain a PDF version of the User's Guide (the lyx version fetched via the Help tab): Latex error: I can't write on file 'UserGuide.idx' \makeindex It could be that your LaTeX-installation is broken. When this problem reappears try to fix this: - uninstall LyX - completely - uninstall MiKTeX 2.8 - completely - uninstall MiKTeX 2.5 in case it still exists- - check the registry to assure that there are no leftovers from previous MiKTeX and LyX installations. It was reported that MiKTeX 2.8 is not working stable so you can either - either install LyX using the complete version of the alternative Windows installer (This installs MiKTeX 2.7.) (open an Internet connection before you start the installation) - or install MiKTeX 2.8 and then install LyX In case you update from Windows XP to Windows 7, MiKTeX 2.8 is mandatory (MiKTeX 2.7. won't work). regards Uwe
Re: Layout file for Problem Set Solutions (making layout for hmcpset.cls)
Adam schrieb:
I followed the instructions on making a .layout for LyX from a .cls, and made
this hmcpset.layout file:
-
#% Do not delete the line below; configure depends on this
# \DeclareLaTeXClass[hmcpset,article]{homework (Harvey Mudd Problem Set)}
The article class is per default available on all systems, so you can shorten
it to
# \DeclareLaTeXClass[hmcpset]{homework (Harvey Mudd Problem Set)}
Unfortunately, none of the environments from hmcpset.cls find their way into
LyX. Must I hard code these myself in the layout file, or is there a way to get
the same thing into LyX without coding them?
You need to define how the environments should look in LyX. I recommend to start with other layout
files you find in LyX's layout folder. The LyX Customization handbook that you find in LyX#s Help
menu describes the different layout file entries.
In particular, I think I have to recode all of the environments (like
\begin{problem} \end{problem}, \begin{solution} ... \end{solution}),
Exactly.
and I don't know how to do that. Furthermore, I'd like to avoid doing it
because
that's really the only thing the .cls file provides!
You only need to define these two environments and also the \problemlist command. The other
environments can be inherited from other existing layout files. for example the article.layout file.
Thus, could some kind soul either:
(a) Show me how to do this and/or easily convert the hmcpset.cls file to a valid
layout, with the same environments and all, or
Attached is a layout file for the hmcpset class and a LyX file I created with it. To install the
layout file, copy it to the layouts folder of LyX and afterwards reconfigure LyX.
The layout file should work without the need of further changes. Have a look at its content to see
how environments are defined.
This would be EXTREMELY appreciated. Seriously you'll be my new favorite person.
Oh no, no more groupies! ;-)
When the layout works for you, ca you please create a new page at our Wiki where you provide this
layout file and give some installation instructions?:
http://wiki.lyx.org/Layouts/Layouts
regards Uwe
#% Do not delete the line below; configure depends on this
# \DeclareLaTeXClass[hmcpset]{homework (Harvey Mudd Problem Set)}
# hcmpset textclass definition file for the HMC Mathematics Homework Class.
# Author : Uwe Stöhr uwesto...@web.de
Format 11
Input stdclass.inc
SecNumDepth 3
TocDepth3
NoStyle Chapter
NoStyle Chapter*
Style Problem
CategoryMainText
LatexType Environment
LatexName problem
LabelType Static
LabelString Problem:
Margin Dynamic
LabelSepxx
NextNoIndent1
ParSkip 0.4
TopSep 0.7
BottomSep 0.7
ParSep 0.5
Align Block
LabelFont
SeriesBold
EndFont
End
Style Solution
CopyStyle Problem
LatexName solution
LabelString Solution:
End
Style Problem_List
CopyStyle Problem
LatexType command
LatexName problemlist
LabelType No_Label
Align Center
Font
FamilySans
Size large
EndFont
End
hw-example.lyx
Description: application/lyx
logan-1-8-6.pdf
Description: Adobe PDF document
Re: Epsilon ran off ...[SOLVED]
Turns out my laptop (Mint Gloria) did not have the latex-xft-fonts installed (which should have been the first thing I checked). Installing that cured the problem. Apparently I have a caffeine deficiency. :-( /Paul
slides with line control and audio track
I would like to create slides with the following features: - slide gradually reveals successive lines of text - audio track can be played in sync with the video Your suggestions are welcome thank you ---P
BUG - Unable to view User Guide in PDF - UPDATE
Uwe, Installing the default MikTex via the Lyx installer fails. (A new bug?) So I updated the old MikTex from 2.5 to 2.8 and deleted and reinstalled Lyx 1.6 and referenced the tex.exe file in new MikTex . Now I get a different messages when I click on the PDF icon to obtain a PDF version of the User's Guide (the lyx version fetched via the Help tab): Latex error: I can't write on file 'UserGuide.idx' \makeindex Please type another output file name How do I get past this obstacle? Where do I write this alternate output file name? Not knowing what to do next, I tried to produce a PDF version of the User's Guidet a second time. IT NOW WORKS!! Go figure! Is this an instance of self-repairing software? Puzzled, Jim When I fetch the User's Guide via the Help tab and attempt to view the The LyX User's Guide by the LyX TeamVersion 1.6.x as a PDF file by clicking on the PDF icon (View pdflatex) I get the following error message: tex\latex\subfig\subfig.sty is missing: When I say install from ftp://tug.ctan.org/tex-archive/systems/win32/miktex/tm/packages/ the following messages occur: An empty output file was generated LaTeX Error: File `subfig.sty' not found. \makeatother *** (cannot \read from terminal in nonstop modes) . Am I doing something wrong? I've installed the Windows version Lyx ver 1.6.4 on an PC with Windows XP Pro sp 3 and I have Adobe Reader 9.2.0 PS The same problem occurs when I try to view the User Guide as Postscript file But I can view the PDF version of the Lyx tutorial OK.
howto copy external material to lyx working directory
Hi, I like to use the pdfx package which needs some external files (icc profile, xmpdata file) in the lyx_tmpbuf folder. The filenames are hardcoded. How can tell lyx to copy these files to the tmpbuf folder before compiling? thanks Egon
Re: BUG - Unable to view User Guide in PDF or PS
James Ronback wrote: When I download from http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/Manuals and attempt to view the The LyX User's Guide by the LyX TeamVersion 1.6.x as a PDF file by clicking on the PDF icon (View pdflatex) I get the following error message: tex\latex\subfig\subfig.sty is missing: When I say install from ftp://tug.ctan.org/tex-archive/systems/win32/miktex/tm/packages/ the following messages occur: An empty output file was generated LaTeX Error: File `subfig.sty' not found. \makeatother *** (cannot \read from terminal in nonstop modes) . Am I doing something wrong? I've installed the Windows version Lyx ver 1.6.4 on an PC with Windows XP Pro sp 3 and I have Adobe Reader 9.2.0 PS The same problem occurs when I try to view the User Guide as Postscript file But I can view the PDF version of the Lyx tutorial OK. Make sure you have a working Internet connection, then run MiKTeX's Browse Packages program. Locate the subfig package; it will probably be listed as not installed. (If it is installed, something is funky with your setup). Install it, then reconfigure and restart LyX. Uwe's suggestion should have done this is you have MiKTeX set to automatically install missing packages, but you may have it set to ignore them. /Paul
Re: BUG - Unable to view User Guide in PDF - UPDATE
James Ronback wrote: Uwe, Installing the default MikTex via the Lyx installer fails. (A new bug?) So I updated the old MikTex from 2.5 to 2.8 and deleted and reinstalled Lyx 1.6 and referenced the tex.exe file in new MikTex . Now I get a different messages when I click on the PDF icon to obtain a PDF version of the User's Guide (the lyx version fetched via the Help tab): Latex error: I can't write on file 'UserGuide.idx' \makeindex Please type another output file name How do I get past this obstacle? Where do I write this alternate output file name? Not knowing what to do next, I tried to produce a PDF version of the User's Guidet a second time. IT NOW WORKS!! Go figure! Is this an instance of self-repairing software? Puzzled, Jim If you had the UG open in Acrobat Reader the first time, that might explain it -- Acrobat locks the files it has open, so you can't overwrite them. /Paul
Re: BUG - Unable to view User Guide in PDF - UPDATE
James Ronback schrieb: Installing the default MikTex via the Lyx installer fails. (A new bug?) You are the first one reporting this. What error message did you get. Note that MiKTeX is only installed together with LyX when it is not already installed. Note that MiKTeX 2.5 is outdated and no longer supported by the MiKTeX developers. Updating MiKTeX 2.5 is therefore not possible - you need to uninstall it _completely_ fefore installing MiKTeX 2.7 or 2.8. So I updated the old MikTex from 2.5 to 2.8 and deleted and reinstalled Lyx 1.6 and referenced the tex.exe file in new MikTex . Now I get a different messages when I click on the PDF icon to obtain a PDF version of the User's Guide (the lyx version fetched via the Help tab): Latex error: I can't write on file 'UserGuide.idx' \makeindex It could be that your LaTeX-installation is broken. When this problem reappears try to fix this: - uninstall LyX - completely - uninstall MiKTeX 2.8 - completely - uninstall MiKTeX 2.5 in case it still exists- - check the registry to assure that there are no leftovers from previous MiKTeX and LyX installations. It was reported that MiKTeX 2.8 is not working stable so you can either - either install LyX using the complete version of the alternative Windows installer (This installs MiKTeX 2.7.) (open an Internet connection before you start the installation) - or install MiKTeX 2.8 and then install LyX In case you update from Windows XP to Windows 7, MiKTeX 2.8 is mandatory (MiKTeX 2.7. won't work). regards Uwe
Re: Layout file for Problem Set Solutions (making layout for hmcpset.cls)
Adam schrieb:
I followed the instructions on making a .layout for LyX from a .cls, and made
this hmcpset.layout file:
-
#% Do not delete the line below; configure depends on this
# \DeclareLaTeXClass[hmcpset,article]{homework (Harvey Mudd Problem Set)}
The article class is per default available on all systems, so you can shorten
it to
# \DeclareLaTeXClass[hmcpset]{homework (Harvey Mudd Problem Set)}
Unfortunately, none of the environments from hmcpset.cls find their way into
LyX. Must I hard code these myself in the layout file, or is there a way to get
the same thing into LyX without coding them?
You need to define how the environments should look in LyX. I recommend to start with other layout
files you find in LyX's layout folder. The LyX Customization handbook that you find in LyX#s Help
menu describes the different layout file entries.
In particular, I think I have to recode all of the environments (like
\begin{problem} \end{problem}, \begin{solution} ... \end{solution}),
Exactly.
and I don't know how to do that. Furthermore, I'd like to avoid doing it
because
that's really the only thing the .cls file provides!
You only need to define these two environments and also the \problemlist command. The other
environments can be inherited from other existing layout files. for example the article.layout file.
Thus, could some kind soul either:
(a) Show me how to do this and/or easily convert the hmcpset.cls file to a valid
layout, with the same environments and all, or
Attached is a layout file for the hmcpset class and a LyX file I created with it. To install the
layout file, copy it to the layouts folder of LyX and afterwards reconfigure LyX.
The layout file should work without the need of further changes. Have a look at its content to see
how environments are defined.
This would be EXTREMELY appreciated. Seriously you'll be my new favorite person.
Oh no, no more groupies! ;-)
When the layout works for you, ca you please create a new page at our Wiki where you provide this
layout file and give some installation instructions?:
http://wiki.lyx.org/Layouts/Layouts
regards Uwe
#% Do not delete the line below; configure depends on this
# \DeclareLaTeXClass[hmcpset]{homework (Harvey Mudd Problem Set)}
# hcmpset textclass definition file for the HMC Mathematics Homework Class.
# Author : Uwe Stöhr uwesto...@web.de
Format 11
Input stdclass.inc
SecNumDepth 3
TocDepth3
NoStyle Chapter
NoStyle Chapter*
Style Problem
CategoryMainText
LatexType Environment
LatexName problem
LabelType Static
LabelString Problem:
Margin Dynamic
LabelSepxx
NextNoIndent1
ParSkip 0.4
TopSep 0.7
BottomSep 0.7
ParSep 0.5
Align Block
LabelFont
SeriesBold
EndFont
End
Style Solution
CopyStyle Problem
LatexName solution
LabelString Solution:
End
Style Problem_List
CopyStyle Problem
LatexType command
LatexName problemlist
LabelType No_Label
Align Center
Font
FamilySans
Size large
EndFont
End
hw-example.lyx
Description: application/lyx
logan-1-8-6.pdf
Description: Adobe PDF document
Re: Epsilon ran off ...[SOLVED]
Turns out my laptop (Mint Gloria) did not have the latex-xft-fonts installed (which should have been the first thing I checked). Installing that cured the problem. Apparently I have a caffeine deficiency. :-( /Paul
slides with line control and audio track
I would like to create slides with the following features: - slide gradually reveals successive lines of text - audio track can be played in sync with the video Your suggestions are welcome thank you ---P
BUG - Unable to view User Guide in PDF - UPDATE
Uwe, Installing the default MikTex via the Lyx installer fails. (A new bug?) So I updated the old MikTex from 2.5 to 2.8 and deleted and reinstalled Lyx 1.6 and referenced the tex.exe file in new MikTex . Now I get a different messages when I click on the PDF icon to obtain a PDF version of the User's Guide (the lyx version fetched via the Help tab): Latex error: "I can't write on file 'UserGuide.idx' " \makeindex Please type another output file name How do I get past this obstacle? Where do I write this alternate output file name? Not knowing what to do next, I tried to produce a PDF version of the User's Guidet a second time. IT NOW WORKS!! Go figure! Is this an instance of self-repairing software? Puzzled, Jim When I fetch the User's Guide via the Help tab and attempt to view the "The LyX User's Guide by the LyX TeamVersion 1.6.x" as a PDF file by clicking on the PDF icon (View pdflatex) I get the following error message: "tex\latex\subfig\subfig.sty is missing:" When I say install from ftp://tug.ctan.org/tex-archive/systems/win32/miktex/tm/packages/ the following messages occur: "An empty output file was generated" LaTeX Error: File `subfig.sty' not found. \makeatother *** (cannot \read from terminal in nonstop modes) . Am I doing something wrong? I've installed the Windows version Lyx ver 1.6.4 on an PC with Windows XP Pro sp 3 and I have Adobe Reader 9.2.0 PS The same problem occurs when I try to view the User Guide as Postscript file But I can view the PDF version of the Lyx tutorial OK.
howto copy external material to lyx working directory
Hi, I like to use the pdfx package which needs some external files (icc profile, xmpdata file) in the lyx_tmpbuf folder. The filenames are hardcoded. How can tell lyx to copy these files to the tmpbuf folder before compiling? thanks Egon
Re: BUG - Unable to view User Guide in PDF or PS
James Ronback wrote: When I download from http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/Manuals and attempt to view the "The LyX User's Guide by the LyX TeamVersion 1.6.x" as a PDF file by clicking on the PDF icon (View pdflatex) I get the following error message: "tex\latex\subfig\subfig.sty is missing:" When I say install from ftp://tug.ctan.org/tex-archive/systems/win32/miktex/tm/packages/ the following messages occur: "An empty output file was generated" LaTeX Error: File `subfig.sty' not found. \makeatother *** (cannot \read from terminal in nonstop modes) . Am I doing something wrong? I've installed the Windows version Lyx ver 1.6.4 on an PC with Windows XP Pro sp 3 and I have Adobe Reader 9.2.0 PS The same problem occurs when I try to view the User Guide as Postscript file But I can view the PDF version of the Lyx tutorial OK. Make sure you have a working Internet connection, then run MiKTeX's "Browse Packages" program. Locate the subfig package; it will probably be listed as not installed. (If it is installed, something is funky with your setup). Install it, then reconfigure and restart LyX. Uwe's suggestion should have done this is you have MiKTeX set to automatically install missing packages, but you may have it set to ignore them. /Paul
Re: BUG - Unable to view User Guide in PDF - UPDATE
James Ronback wrote: Uwe, Installing the default MikTex via the Lyx installer fails. (A new bug?) So I updated the old MikTex from 2.5 to 2.8 and deleted and reinstalled Lyx 1.6 and referenced the tex.exe file in new MikTex . Now I get a different messages when I click on the PDF icon to obtain a PDF version of the User's Guide (the lyx version fetched via the Help tab): Latex error: "I can't write on file 'UserGuide.idx' " \makeindex Please type another output file name How do I get past this obstacle? Where do I write this alternate output file name? Not knowing what to do next, I tried to produce a PDF version of the User's Guidet a second time. IT NOW WORKS!! Go figure! Is this an instance of self-repairing software? Puzzled, Jim If you had the UG open in Acrobat Reader the first time, that might explain it -- Acrobat locks the files it has open, so you can't overwrite them. /Paul
Re: BUG - Unable to view User Guide in PDF - UPDATE
James Ronback schrieb: Installing the default MikTex via the Lyx installer fails. (A new bug?) You are the first one reporting this. What error message did you get. Note that MiKTeX is only installed together with LyX when it is not already installed. Note that MiKTeX 2.5 is outdated and no longer supported by the MiKTeX developers. Updating MiKTeX 2.5 is therefore not possible - you need to uninstall it _completely_ fefore installing MiKTeX 2.7 or 2.8. So I updated the old MikTex from 2.5 to 2.8 and deleted and reinstalled Lyx 1.6 and referenced the tex.exe file in new MikTex . Now I get a different messages when I click on the PDF icon to obtain a PDF version of the User's Guide (the lyx version fetched via the Help tab): Latex error: "I can't write on file 'UserGuide.idx' " \makeindex It could be that your LaTeX-installation is broken. When this problem reappears try to fix this: - uninstall LyX - completely - uninstall MiKTeX 2.8 - completely - uninstall MiKTeX 2.5 in case it still exists- - check the registry to assure that there are no leftovers from previous MiKTeX and LyX installations. It was reported that MiKTeX 2.8 is not working stable so you can either - either install LyX using the complete version of the alternative Windows installer (This installs MiKTeX 2.7.) (open an Internet connection before you start the installation) - or install MiKTeX 2.8 and then install LyX In case you update from Windows XP to Windows 7, MiKTeX 2.8 is mandatory (MiKTeX 2.7. won't work). regards Uwe
Re: Layout file for Problem Set Solutions (making layout for hmcpset.cls)
Adam schrieb:
I followed the instructions on making a .layout for LyX from a .cls, and made
this hmcpset.layout file:
-
#% Do not delete the line below; configure depends on this
# \DeclareLaTeXClass[hmcpset,article]{homework (Harvey Mudd Problem Set)}
The article class is per default available on all systems, so you can shorten
it to
> # \DeclareLaTeXClass[hmcpset]{homework (Harvey Mudd Problem Set)}
Unfortunately, none of the environments from hmcpset.cls find their way into
LyX. Must I hard code these myself in the layout file, or is there a way to get
the same thing into LyX without coding them?
You need to define how the environments should look in LyX. I recommend to start with other layout
files you find in LyX's layout folder. The LyX Customization handbook that you find in LyX#s Help
menu describes the different layout file entries.
In particular, I think I have to recode all of the environments (like
\begin{problem} \end{problem}, \begin{solution} ... \end{solution}),
Exactly.
and I don't know how to do that. Furthermore, I'd like to avoid doing it
because
that's really the only thing the .cls file provides!
You only need to define these two environments and also the \problemlist command. The other
environments can be inherited from other existing layout files. for example the article.layout file.
Thus, could some kind soul either:
(a) Show me how to do this and/or easily convert the hmcpset.cls file to a valid
layout, with the same environments and all, or
Attached is a layout file for the hmcpset class and a LyX file I created with it. To install the
layout file, copy it to the layouts folder of LyX and afterwards reconfigure LyX.
The layout file should work without the need of further changes. Have a look at its content to see
how environments are defined.
This would be EXTREMELY appreciated. Seriously you'll be my new favorite person.
Oh no, no more groupies! ;-)
When the layout works for you, ca you please create a new page at our Wiki where you provide this
layout file and give some installation instructions?:
http://wiki.lyx.org/Layouts/Layouts
regards Uwe
#% Do not delete the line below; configure depends on this
# \DeclareLaTeXClass[hmcpset]{homework (Harvey Mudd Problem Set)}
# hcmpset textclass definition file for the HMC Mathematics Homework Class.
# Author : Uwe Stöhr
Format 11
Input stdclass.inc
SecNumDepth 3
TocDepth3
NoStyle Chapter
NoStyle Chapter*
Style Problem
CategoryMainText
LatexType Environment
LatexName problem
LabelType Static
LabelString "Problem:"
Margin Dynamic
LabelSepxx
NextNoIndent1
ParSkip 0.4
TopSep 0.7
BottomSep 0.7
ParSep 0.5
Align Block
LabelFont
SeriesBold
EndFont
End
Style Solution
CopyStyle Problem
LatexName solution
LabelString "Solution:"
End
Style Problem_List
CopyStyle Problem
LatexType command
LatexName problemlist
LabelType No_Label
Align Center
Font
FamilySans
Size large
EndFont
End
hw-example.lyx
Description: application/lyx
logan-1-8-6.pdf
Description: Adobe PDF document
Re: Epsilon ran off ...[SOLVED]
Turns out my laptop (Mint Gloria) did not have the latex-xft-fonts installed (which should have been the first thing I checked). Installing that cured the problem. Apparently I have a caffeine deficiency. :-( /Paul
slides with line control and audio track
I would like to create slides with the following features: - slide gradually reveals successive lines of text - audio track can be played in sync with the video Your suggestions are welcome thank you ---P
