Re: Chapter-specific referenclist
On 10 February 2010 12:56, "MMag. Hörtnagl Paul" wrote: > Hi! > > I'm currently writing my PhD and have a big problem creating a > chapter-specific reference list. > I have currently 5 chapters and want to have a reference list at the end of > every chapter. > > I want to use a numbering style (currently natbib-num: elsearticle-harv). > > The problem is, that the frist reference of the 2nd chapter has not the > number [1] as it should have, but continues in numbering. > As an example: > > Chapter I > [1] Amann, aso. > [2] Baumann, aso. ... > Chapter II > [3] Amann, ... > --> here should be [1] instead. > > Is there help? > > Greetings! > > > _ _ _ _ _ > Hörtnagl Paul, M.Sc. M.Sc. > Ph.D. student > I think you need to use an extra LaTeX package see this FAQ (http://www.tex.ac.uk/cgi-bin/texfaq2html?label=chapbib) for suggestions -- Stephen
RE: confused about embedding fonts in a pdf
> (a thought strikes me: could these font errors pertain to some pdf > files I include, which are musical scores made into a pdf by > Sibelius?) I'm replying to my own post: this was indeed the case. When I removed the external materials, the problem went away and the printer's objections disappeared. However, this still leaves me with the problem of how to include these scores, which I must include. I am not competent either with musical notation or with the Sibelius software: the pdf files were kindly prepared for me by a friend from within Sibelius itself- though as is now apparent, without embedding the fonts. So the issue has become: Is there some way I can rectify this, by embedding the missing font in my own lyx document? IE, managing a missing embedding in an external file by embedding the font in the parent doc? Or is that unthinkable?
Re: Remove space between table header and body
On Wed, Feb 10, 2010 at 10:25 PM, Justin Jereza wrote: > Sorry for replying to my own message and my stupid question but I > figured it out. I can just delete the row. Took me long enough to > realize that. >_< The "extra space" is really an artifact of the first row having a bottom line and the second row also having a top line. All you need to do to remove the space is to remove one or the other of these lines. BH
Re: Remove space between table header and body
Sorry for replying to my own message and my stupid question but I figured it out. I can just delete the row. Took me long enough to realize that. >_< -- Justin Jereza LPIC-1
Remove space between table header and body
Hello. How do I get rid of the space between the table header and body or eliminate the header? Image attached to illustrate the problem. I'm using the article document class (basically everything is set to the default. Thanks. -- Justin Jereza LPIC-1 <>
Re: How I can add a new button to the tool bar?
> > lib/images, Ok, but, in /home/marcelo or > /usr/share? > > In /home/marcelo/.lyx/images > > (maybe the ".lyx" is something else). The files there > override the ones > from /usr/share/lyx/images). > > JMarc This worked very well. Thank you very much. Marcelo Yahoo! Cocina Encontra las mejores recetas con Yahoo! Cocina. http://ar.mujer.yahoo.com/cocina/
confused about embedding fonts in a pdf
I have to provide my ms as a pdf; I've read a lot on this list about vector fonts etc, much of which I don't understand: but I trusted, and did it. In documents >settings > fonts I changed the values from default to Latin Modern Roman, Latin Modern Sans and Latin Modern Typewriter. The default family is Roman. The printer sent the file back as incomplete, with the following message: Your document could not be created: The TimesNewRomanPSMT font is not embedded. The TimesNewRomanPS-BoldMT font is not embedded. The TimesNewRomanPS-ItalicMT font is not embedded. The TimesNewRomanPSMT font is not embedded. I don't understand this: surely I am using Latin Modern Roman, and it is embedded automatically? (a thought strikes me: could these font errors pertain to some pdf files I include, which are musical scores made into a pdf by Sibelius?)
Re: Windows printing not working
Gerald Cecil schrieb: Lyx 1.6.5 (normal Windows installer running under XP/SP3) doesn't execute the very convenient lp.exe windows print dialog command discussed at http://wiki.lyx.org/Windows/LyXWinTips The easiest and most safe way of printing is to export your document as PDF(pdflatex) and then printing the result using the PDF viewer of your choice. What is the advantage of the lp.exe printing trick? regards Uwe
Windows printing not working
Hi list, Lyx 1.6.5 (normal Windows installer running under XP/SP3) doesn't execute the very convenient lp.exe windows print dialog command discussed at http://wiki.lyx.org/Windows/LyXWinTips This worked fine under 1.6.4. I have lp.exe in my path, in fact I put it in mktex/bin . lyx diagnostics show that a .ps file is generated but isn't routed to the printer command although I have lp.exe listed as the spool command. I've reconfigured & restarted several times, running as lyx.exe to confirm that it picks up lp then ... yes. Yet when I run print, the LyX print document window stays up frozen but I can continue with LyX. So something is hanging. Anyone else seen this with the standard installer? If it works under alt-installer, I'll happily go that route. The rest of LyX is super as always! Thanks
Re: KOMA-Script Report: Changing Figure Name
On Wed, 10 Feb 2010, Guenter Milde wrote:
Of course not. You could write::
\renewcommand*{\figureformat}{Map}~\thefigure\autodot}
Guenter,
Thank you. Now I know two ways of making the change.
Rich
Re: Forward and research search lyx<->pdf|dvi in linux
On 02/10/10, Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote: >Stefano Franchi wrote: >> apparently, the latest version of Okular (Kde pdf viewer) just released >> with KDE 4.4 supports both dvi and pdf reverse searches (via synctex >> (pdf) or source specials(dvi) (see >> http://www.mail-archive.com/okular-de...@kde.org/msg05305.html and >> http://techbase.kde.org/Schedules/KDE4/4.4_Release_Goals). I could only >> find documentation on how to set it up with emacs/auctex, though. Can I >> assume that the instruction givens in the lyx wiki on how to set up >> reverse search on a mac now apply to to linux as well? I would avoid >> chasing shadows, if possible. > >Read Help > Additional Features, section 4.6. > >Jürgen > Thanks Jürgen. I didn't know instructions were in the help documents already. I remember we had a discussion about this topic last year and there no solutions for the linux platform. Cheers, S. __ Stefano Franchi Department of Philosophy Ph: (979) 862-2211 Texas A&M University Fax: (979) 845-0458 305B Bolton Hall fran...@philosophy.tamu.edu College Station, TX 77843-4237
Chapter-specific referenclist
Hi! I'm currently writing my PhD and have a big problem creating a chapter-specific reference list. I have currently 5 chapters and want to have a reference list at the end of every chapter. I want to use a numbering style (currently natbib-num: elsearticle-harv). The problem is, that the frist reference of the 2nd chapter has not the number [1] as it should have, but continues in numbering. As an example: Chapter I [1] Amann, aso. [2] Baumann, aso. ... Chapter II [3] Amann, ... --> here should be [1] instead. Is there help? Greetings! _ _ _ _ _ Hörtnagl Paul, M.Sc. M.Sc. Ph.D. student
Re: Tikz Sparklines
2010/2/7 Paul A. Rubin :
> Jason Waskiewicz wrote:
>>
>> I've been using Tikz graphics in my LyX files for some time now, with
>> success, I might add.
>>
>> Recently, I tried to include sparklines in two different LyX files. An
>> example of what I mean can be found at:
>> http://www.texample.net/tikz/examples/temperature-and-rain-sparklines/
>> They do not appear. With the first one, I simply exported the file as
>> LaTeX and was able to use it that way. My most recent project is part of a
>> much larger project with many files and the idea of switching entirely to
>> LaTeX sounds like too much work. I like the visual advantages of LyX, but
>> these sparklines only seem to work in pure LaTeX.
>>
>> Does anyone have any suggestions to make it work? If it helps, I've tried
>> this in the Tufte book and handout classes as well as the Memoir class. I've
>> even tried a standalone article class with only the graphic in it.
>>
>> Can I make it work or must I turn to LaTeX?
>>
>> --Jason Waskiewicz
>> Bowman County High School
>>
>
> You need to use an absolute path to the data files. I just set up Fauske's
> example in LyX. After changing
>
> \def\temperaturedata{data/temperaturesOslo.txt}
> \def\raindata{data/rainOslo.txt}
>
> to
>
> \def\temperaturedata{/temp/sparklines/temperaturesOslo.txt}
> \def\raindata{/temp/sparklines/rainOslo.txt}
>
> (and putting the data in C:\temp\sparklines on Windows) it worked. My LyX
> file is attached.
>
> The problem is that LyX generates the DVI or PDF file in a temporary working
> directory. It exports the LaTeX version of your LyX doc to that working
> directory, and it knows to export graphics files that you inserted the usual
> way, but it doesn't recognize the data files here, so they don't get copied
> to the working directory -- which is fine if you use an absolute path, but a
> problem is you use a relative path.
>
> /Paul
>
This is next example that LyX should have a user configurable file
copier for advanced users. One of its abilites should be putting
proper file paths in places where it is needed.
--
Manveru
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Re: BibTeX institutional author
You could also simply write it in text, in your document, and chose the
reference format that only produces the year of the publication.
//Mats
Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote:
Marshall Feldman wrote:
I've inserted a BibTeX bibliography in my document and have a citation
to something authored by the National Bureau of Economic Research. So
far LyX treats this author's name as if the last name is "of Economic
Research" and the first name is "National Bureau." How does one fix
this? (P.S. in the bib file, the author is enclosed in brackets.)
try
author = {{National Bureau of Economic Research}}
Jürgen
SV: How to replicate the EXERCISE format from the TeXbook inKomsacript and lyx?
> -Opprinnelig melding-
> Fra: Richard Brown [mailto:rich...@guidedelearning.com]
> Sendt: 10. februar 2010 09:29
> Til: lyx list
> Emne: How to replicate the EXERCISE format from the TeXbook
> inKomsacript and lyx?
>
> How can a comparative newby adopt the EXERCISE format that
> Donald Knuth
> uses in the TeXbook? (key issues: correct numbering of exercises by
> chapter, and related answers written in the manuscript next to each
> exercise but printed elsewhere in a separately placed key)
>
> I've adopted komascript book format, and am happy and
> learning. But if I
> could just put an EXERCISE with its ANSWERS in my manuscript, and have
> lyx cope with the rest I'd be over the moon...
>
> I'm very willing to learn, but slow on the uptake because it's all so
> new... as always, TIA
Hi,
You could use the excersise package:
http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/macros/latex/contrib/exercise/
It needs to be installed in your latex-distribution, and then
in the document preamble put:
\usepackage{exercise}
However, this does not integrate the packege into LyX, but
you can use the exercise environment as ERT
(http://wiki.lyx.org/FAQ/ERT).
If you are going to use it a lot you may look into making
a module for the package to integrate it into LyX.
http://wiki.lyx.org/Layouts/Modules
Ingar Pareliussen
Re: KOMA-Script Report: Changing Figure Name
On 2010-02-10, Rich Shepard wrote:
> ... KOMA-Script
> offers two \...format commands instead. These are predefined as follows:
> "\newcommand*{\figureformat}{\figurename~\thefigure\autodot}
> "\newcommand*{\tableformat}{\tablename~\thetable\autodot}
> "They also can be adapted to your personal preferences with
> \renewcommand."
^^
>So, do I write
>"\newcommand*{\figureformat}{\mapname}~\thefigure\autodot}"?
Of course not. You could write::
\renewcommand*{\figureformat}{Map}~\thefigure\autodot}
Günter
How to replicate the EXERCISE format from the TeXbook in Komsacript and lyx?
How can a comparative newby adopt the EXERCISE format that Donald Knuth uses in the TeXbook? (key issues: correct numbering of exercises by chapter, and related answers written in the manuscript next to each exercise but printed elsewhere in a separately placed key) I've adopted komascript book format, and am happy and learning. But if I could just put an EXERCISE with its ANSWERS in my manuscript, and have lyx cope with the rest I'd be over the moon... I'm very willing to learn, but slow on the uptake because it's all so new... as always, TIA (lyx 1.5.3 on ubuntu linux)
