not numbering floats

[Richard Brown]

I don't want my photographs to be prefaced with any text or numbers, but
only to have the captions I've inserted in each float. My doc is in Italian

So I tried


\usepackage{babel}

\addto\captionsitalian{

\renewcommand{\figurename}{}

}

\renewcommand{\thefigure}



This almost does the job: Figure has become an empty string, and it's not
numbering anything. But I still get the colon which is intended to separate
Figure N: from the caption. How can I get rid of this?

Re: Changing Default Heading Typeface in KOMA-Script Documents

[Philiрp Rеichmuth]

Am Fri, 12 Feb 2010 11:53:32 -0800 (PST) schrieb Rich Shepard:

I thought that I had saved instructions for changing the typeface for
 headings in KOMA-Script documents from san-serif to the default serif font.
 My search of my e-mail archive does not turn up this command. I also haven't
 seen an example in the KOMA-Script users guide.

You don't need an extra package for that, KOMA-Script can do that by
itself. I guess \setkomafont{sectioning}{\rmfamily} in the preamble should
do the job.

It's in the documentation, too, but arguably a bit hidden.

Philipp

Re: confused about embedding fonts in a pdf

[Manveru]

2010/2/11 Richard Brown rich...@guidedelearning.com:
 (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?



There are two questions that have to be answered before I can propose
a solution for you:

1. Do you want the PDF you produce only to be printed, not used in
electronic form? I mean are these texts written in musical score in
TimesNewRomanPS important and ability to copy them to clipboard or
search them in document is important, too? (no to second question may
mean yes to first)

2. Do you accept a fact that these fonts will not be embedded?

If both are true, solution is following - this is probably not uniqe
and others may advise something else:

1. Install Inkscape from www.inkscape.org.
2. Open you PDF from Sibelius in Inscape.
3. Select all.
4. Convert all texts to path - there is an option somewhere in the
menu (I do not know exact name as I have polish version)
5. Save the document as new PDF file.
6. Insert in into LyX.

Now you should have the same scores in you msth. as previously, but
there are no fonts used inside, so there should be no problem with
printing. But this is untested solution, I only describe what come to
my mind reading about your concerns.

-- 
Manveru
jabber: manv...@manveru.pl
 gg: 1624001
   http://www.manveru.pl

paper for Springer journals using Lyx

[Enrico Guastaldi]

Dear all,
I'm quite new on Lyx, in terms of use different staff than the default ones,
in my Linux laptop.
I would use Lyx template to submit a paper for a Springer, instead Word.
Springer URL site says that manuscripts with mathematical content can also
be submitted in LaTeX, and they suggest to download the LaTeX macro
packagehttp://www.springer.com/cda/content/document/cda_downloaddocument/LaTeX.zip?SGWID=0-0-45-468198-0
In this zip file I found the template.lyx, however Lyx does not recognize
the file as a lyx file.
In the zip there are also other files:

   - history.txt
   - readme.txt
   - spbasic.bst
   - svjour3.cls
   - svglov3.clo
   - template.lyx
   - template.tex
   - usrguid3.pdf
   - usrguid3.dvi

Should I copy some of them in /usr/share/lyx or somewhere else?

Thanks!

Enrico.

Re: paper for Springer journals using Lyx

[Enrico Guastaldi]

I'm sorry, I did a mistake!
Actually there is not a *.lyx file but there is just the TEMPLATE.TEX file.
I've tried to import it in Lyx, without success.

How can I use this *.TEX template in Lyx?

Thanks again,

Enrico



2010/2/13 Enrico Guastaldi enrico.guasta...@gmail.com

 Dear all,
 I'm quite new on Lyx, in terms of use different staff than the default
 ones, in my Linux laptop.
 I would use Lyx template to submit a paper for a Springer, instead Word.
 Springer URL site says that manuscripts with mathematical content can also
 be submitted in LaTeX, and they suggest to download the LaTeX macro
 packagehttp://www.springer.com/cda/content/document/cda_downloaddocument/LaTeX.zip?SGWID=0-0-45-468198-0
 In this zip file I found the template.lyx, however Lyx does not recognize
 the file as a lyx file.
 In the zip there are also other files:

- history.txt
- readme.txt
- spbasic.bst
- svjour3.cls
- svglov3.clo
- template.lyx
- template.tex
- usrguid3.pdf
- usrguid3.dvi

 Should I copy some of them in /usr/share/lyx or somewhere else?

 Thanks!

 Enrico.

Re: not numbering floats

[Paul A. Rubin]

Richard Brown wrote:

I don't want my photographs to be prefaced with any text or numbers, but
only to have the captions I've inserted in each float. My doc is in Italian

So I tried


\usepackage{babel}

\addto\captionsitalian{

\renewcommand{\figurename}{}

}

\renewcommand{\thefigure}



This almost does the job: Figure has become an empty string, and it's not
numbering anything. But I still get the colon which is intended to separate
Figure N: from the caption. How can I get rid of this?



If you have the caption package installed, try adding this to the 
preamble (in lieu of what you've got above):


\usepackage{caption}
\captionsetup[figure]{labelformat=empty}

/Paul

Re: Changing Default Heading Typeface in KOMA-Script Documents

[Rich Shepard]

On Sat, 13 Feb 2010, Phili?p R?ichmuth wrote:


You don't need an extra package for that, KOMA-Script can do that by
itself. I guess \setkomafont{sectioning}{\rmfamily} in the preamble should
do the job.


Philipp,

  I thought I could do this without an additional package.


It's in the documentation, too, but arguably a bit hidden.


  I read the Title section, but didn't see another place in the contents to
go look. For future reference, I'll search in the .pdf to learn where
\setkomafont{} command is discussed. If I had remembered that command name I
would have looked for the discusion of it.

Thank you.

Rich

Re: Changing Default Heading Typeface in KOMA-Script Documents

[Rich Shepard]

On Sat, 13 Feb 2010, Phili?p R?ichmuth wrote:


It's in the documentation, too, but arguably a bit hidden.


Philipp,

  For the benefit of others: it's in Section 3.2.1 on page 53.

Rich

Re: paper for Springer journals using Lyx

[Julio Rojas]

Enrico, you just have to install the class as with any latex class.
Afterwards, reconfigure LyX (Tools - Reconfigure), restart Lyx,
create a new document and change the document class (Document -
Settings - Document Class) to the required article(Springer) or
article(svjour) class.

Best of lucks.
-
Julio Rojas
jcredbe...@gmail.com



On Sat, Feb 13, 2010 at 2:07 PM, Enrico Guastaldi
enrico.guasta...@gmail.com wrote:
 I'm sorry, I did a mistake!
 Actually there is not a *.lyx file but there is just the TEMPLATE.TEX file.
 I've tried to import it in Lyx, without success.

 How can I use this *.TEX template in Lyx?

 Thanks again,

 Enrico



 2010/2/13 Enrico Guastaldi enrico.guasta...@gmail.com

 Dear all,
 I'm quite new on Lyx, in terms of use different staff than the default
 ones, in my Linux laptop.
 I would use Lyx template to submit a paper for a Springer, instead Word.
 Springer URL site says that manuscripts with mathematical content can also
 be submitted in LaTeX, and they suggest to download the LaTeX macro
 packagehttp://www.springer.com/cda/content/document/cda_downloaddocument/LaTeX.zip?SGWID=0-0-45-468198-0
 In this zip file I found the template.lyx, however Lyx does not recognize
 the file as a lyx file.
 In the zip there are also other files:

    - history.txt
    - readme.txt
    - spbasic.bst
    - svjour3.cls
    - svglov3.clo
    - template.lyx
    - template.tex
    - usrguid3.pdf
    - usrguid3.dvi

 Should I copy some of them in /usr/share/lyx or somewhere else?

 Thanks!

 Enrico.

bblmemoir.cls - What and where?

[Joachim Osnabryg]

Informing me on http://wiki.lyx.org/BibTeX/Biblatex
I downloaded and opened the or other .lyx example file.

Trying to pdf them resulted in the LaTeX error: bblmemoir.cls not found.

From TeXLive manager I didn't found such class or package, in the ctan  
base I didn't found neither.


Can someone tell what that might be and where one could get it, please?

Is it a selfcooked .cls? (But that would not be presented as example  
files, I suppose)


regards, joachim

--
Mac BacicTeX 2009 - TeXShop 2.29 / TeXworks 0.2.3
LyX 1.6.5 - MacBook Pro intel OSX 10.4.11 Tiger

Convert Comment into Marginal Note

[Diego]

  
Hi, using LyX I'm trying to convert the comments into marginal notes.
 
I tried several things but without luck.
 
The best shot was like this:
 
\makeatletter
\...@ifundefined{comment}{}{%
\renewenvironment{comment}[1]%
{\begingroup\marginpar{\bgroup#1\egroup}}%
{\endgroup}}
\makeatother
 
or like this:
 
\...@ifundefined{comment}{}{%
\renewenvironment{comment}%
{\marginpar{}%
{}}%
 
But what I get is only the first character of the text converted. Like in the 
attached image.
 
I searched a lot trying to find how to solve this but without luck. I found the 
explanation of what is happening here: 
http://theoval.cmp.uea.ac.uk/~nlct/latex/csed/solutions/fonts.html 
 
Unexpected Output
Only one character is in the new font
You thought you changed font over a selection of text, but only the first 
character has come out in the new font.
You have most probably used a command instead of a declaration. The command 
should take the text as its argument. If you don't group the text, only the 
first character will be passed as the argument.
 
What I don't know and wasn't able to find is how to group the text.
 
Hope someone could help me :-)
 
Many thanks.
 
Best Regards,
Diego
(diegostex)attachment: marginnote_noluck.jpg

not numbering floats

[Richard Brown]

I don't want my photographs to be prefaced with any text or numbers, but
only to have the captions I've inserted in each float. My doc is in Italian

So I tried


\usepackage{babel}

\addto\captionsitalian{

\renewcommand{\figurename}{}

}

\renewcommand{\thefigure}



This almost does the job: Figure has become an empty string, and it's not
numbering anything. But I still get the colon which is intended to separate
Figure N: from the caption. How can I get rid of this?

Re: Changing Default Heading Typeface in KOMA-Script Documents

[Philiрp Rеichmuth]

Am Fri, 12 Feb 2010 11:53:32 -0800 (PST) schrieb Rich Shepard:

I thought that I had saved instructions for changing the typeface for
 headings in KOMA-Script documents from san-serif to the default serif font.
 My search of my e-mail archive does not turn up this command. I also haven't
 seen an example in the KOMA-Script users guide.

You don't need an extra package for that, KOMA-Script can do that by
itself. I guess \setkomafont{sectioning}{\rmfamily} in the preamble should
do the job.

It's in the documentation, too, but arguably a bit hidden.

Philipp

Re: confused about embedding fonts in a pdf

[Manveru]

2010/2/11 Richard Brown rich...@guidedelearning.com:
 (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?



There are two questions that have to be answered before I can propose
a solution for you:

1. Do you want the PDF you produce only to be printed, not used in
electronic form? I mean are these texts written in musical score in
TimesNewRomanPS important and ability to copy them to clipboard or
search them in document is important, too? (no to second question may
mean yes to first)

2. Do you accept a fact that these fonts will not be embedded?

If both are true, solution is following - this is probably not uniqe
and others may advise something else:

1. Install Inkscape from www.inkscape.org.
2. Open you PDF from Sibelius in Inscape.
3. Select all.
4. Convert all texts to path - there is an option somewhere in the
menu (I do not know exact name as I have polish version)
5. Save the document as new PDF file.
6. Insert in into LyX.

Now you should have the same scores in you msth. as previously, but
there are no fonts used inside, so there should be no problem with
printing. But this is untested solution, I only describe what come to
my mind reading about your concerns.

-- 
Manveru
jabber: manv...@manveru.pl
 gg: 1624001
   http://www.manveru.pl

paper for Springer journals using Lyx

[Enrico Guastaldi]

Dear all,
I'm quite new on Lyx, in terms of use different staff than the default ones,
in my Linux laptop.
I would use Lyx template to submit a paper for a Springer, instead Word.
Springer URL site says that manuscripts with mathematical content can also
be submitted in LaTeX, and they suggest to download the LaTeX macro
packagehttp://www.springer.com/cda/content/document/cda_downloaddocument/LaTeX.zip?SGWID=0-0-45-468198-0
In this zip file I found the template.lyx, however Lyx does not recognize
the file as a lyx file.
In the zip there are also other files:

   - history.txt
   - readme.txt
   - spbasic.bst
   - svjour3.cls
   - svglov3.clo
   - template.lyx
   - template.tex
   - usrguid3.pdf
   - usrguid3.dvi

Should I copy some of them in /usr/share/lyx or somewhere else?

Thanks!

Enrico.

Re: paper for Springer journals using Lyx

[Enrico Guastaldi]

I'm sorry, I did a mistake!
Actually there is not a *.lyx file but there is just the TEMPLATE.TEX file.
I've tried to import it in Lyx, without success.

How can I use this *.TEX template in Lyx?

Thanks again,

Enrico



2010/2/13 Enrico Guastaldi enrico.guasta...@gmail.com

 Dear all,
 I'm quite new on Lyx, in terms of use different staff than the default
 ones, in my Linux laptop.
 I would use Lyx template to submit a paper for a Springer, instead Word.
 Springer URL site says that manuscripts with mathematical content can also
 be submitted in LaTeX, and they suggest to download the LaTeX macro
 packagehttp://www.springer.com/cda/content/document/cda_downloaddocument/LaTeX.zip?SGWID=0-0-45-468198-0
 In this zip file I found the template.lyx, however Lyx does not recognize
 the file as a lyx file.
 In the zip there are also other files:

- history.txt
- readme.txt
- spbasic.bst
- svjour3.cls
- svglov3.clo
- template.lyx
- template.tex
- usrguid3.pdf
- usrguid3.dvi

 Should I copy some of them in /usr/share/lyx or somewhere else?

 Thanks!

 Enrico.

Re: not numbering floats

[Paul A. Rubin]

Richard Brown wrote:

I don't want my photographs to be prefaced with any text or numbers, but
only to have the captions I've inserted in each float. My doc is in Italian

So I tried


\usepackage{babel}

\addto\captionsitalian{

\renewcommand{\figurename}{}

}

\renewcommand{\thefigure}



This almost does the job: Figure has become an empty string, and it's not
numbering anything. But I still get the colon which is intended to separate
Figure N: from the caption. How can I get rid of this?



If you have the caption package installed, try adding this to the 
preamble (in lieu of what you've got above):


\usepackage{caption}
\captionsetup[figure]{labelformat=empty}

/Paul

Re: Changing Default Heading Typeface in KOMA-Script Documents

[Rich Shepard]

On Sat, 13 Feb 2010, Phili?p R?ichmuth wrote:


You don't need an extra package for that, KOMA-Script can do that by
itself. I guess \setkomafont{sectioning}{\rmfamily} in the preamble should
do the job.


Philipp,

  I thought I could do this without an additional package.


It's in the documentation, too, but arguably a bit hidden.


  I read the Title section, but didn't see another place in the contents to
go look. For future reference, I'll search in the .pdf to learn where
\setkomafont{} command is discussed. If I had remembered that command name I
would have looked for the discusion of it.

Thank you.

Rich

Re: Changing Default Heading Typeface in KOMA-Script Documents

[Rich Shepard]

On Sat, 13 Feb 2010, Phili?p R?ichmuth wrote:


It's in the documentation, too, but arguably a bit hidden.


Philipp,

  For the benefit of others: it's in Section 3.2.1 on page 53.

Rich

Re: paper for Springer journals using Lyx

[Julio Rojas]

Enrico, you just have to install the class as with any latex class.
Afterwards, reconfigure LyX (Tools - Reconfigure), restart Lyx,
create a new document and change the document class (Document -
Settings - Document Class) to the required article(Springer) or
article(svjour) class.

Best of lucks.
-
Julio Rojas
jcredbe...@gmail.com



On Sat, Feb 13, 2010 at 2:07 PM, Enrico Guastaldi
enrico.guasta...@gmail.com wrote:
 I'm sorry, I did a mistake!
 Actually there is not a *.lyx file but there is just the TEMPLATE.TEX file.
 I've tried to import it in Lyx, without success.

 How can I use this *.TEX template in Lyx?

 Thanks again,

 Enrico



 2010/2/13 Enrico Guastaldi enrico.guasta...@gmail.com

 Dear all,
 I'm quite new on Lyx, in terms of use different staff than the default
 ones, in my Linux laptop.
 I would use Lyx template to submit a paper for a Springer, instead Word.
 Springer URL site says that manuscripts with mathematical content can also
 be submitted in LaTeX, and they suggest to download the LaTeX macro
 packagehttp://www.springer.com/cda/content/document/cda_downloaddocument/LaTeX.zip?SGWID=0-0-45-468198-0
 In this zip file I found the template.lyx, however Lyx does not recognize
 the file as a lyx file.
 In the zip there are also other files:

    - history.txt
    - readme.txt
    - spbasic.bst
    - svjour3.cls
    - svglov3.clo
    - template.lyx
    - template.tex
    - usrguid3.pdf
    - usrguid3.dvi

 Should I copy some of them in /usr/share/lyx or somewhere else?

 Thanks!

 Enrico.

bblmemoir.cls - What and where?

[Joachim Osnabryg]

Informing me on http://wiki.lyx.org/BibTeX/Biblatex
I downloaded and opened the or other .lyx example file.

Trying to pdf them resulted in the LaTeX error: bblmemoir.cls not found.

From TeXLive manager I didn't found such class or package, in the ctan  
base I didn't found neither.


Can someone tell what that might be and where one could get it, please?

Is it a selfcooked .cls? (But that would not be presented as example  
files, I suppose)


regards, joachim

--
Mac BacicTeX 2009 - TeXShop 2.29 / TeXworks 0.2.3
LyX 1.6.5 - MacBook Pro intel OSX 10.4.11 Tiger

Convert Comment into Marginal Note

[Diego]

  
Hi, using LyX I'm trying to convert the comments into marginal notes.
 
I tried several things but without luck.
 
The best shot was like this:
 
\makeatletter
\...@ifundefined{comment}{}{%
\renewenvironment{comment}[1]%
{\begingroup\marginpar{\bgroup#1\egroup}}%
{\endgroup}}
\makeatother
 
or like this:
 
\...@ifundefined{comment}{}{%
\renewenvironment{comment}%
{\marginpar{}%
{}}%
 
But what I get is only the first character of the text converted. Like in the 
attached image.
 
I searched a lot trying to find how to solve this but without luck. I found the 
explanation of what is happening here: 
http://theoval.cmp.uea.ac.uk/~nlct/latex/csed/solutions/fonts.html 
 
Unexpected Output
Only one character is in the new font
You thought you changed font over a selection of text, but only the first 
character has come out in the new font.
You have most probably used a command instead of a declaration. The command 
should take the text as its argument. If you don't group the text, only the 
first character will be passed as the argument.
 
What I don't know and wasn't able to find is how to group the text.
 
Hope someone could help me :-)
 
Many thanks.
 
Best Regards,
Diego
(diegostex)attachment: marginnote_noluck.jpg

not numbering floats

[Richard Brown]

I don't want my photographs to be prefaced with any text or numbers, but
only to have the captions I've inserted in each float. My doc is in Italian

So I tried


\usepackage{babel}

\addto\captionsitalian{

\renewcommand{\figurename}{}

}

\renewcommand{\thefigure}



This almost does the job: Figure has become an empty string, and it's not
numbering anything. But I still get the colon which is intended to separate
Figure N: from the caption. How can I get rid of this?

Re: Changing Default Heading Typeface in KOMA-Script Documents

[Philiрp Rеichmuth]

Am Fri, 12 Feb 2010 11:53:32 -0800 (PST) schrieb Rich Shepard:

>I thought that I had saved instructions for changing the typeface for
> headings in KOMA-Script documents from san-serif to the default serif font.
> My search of my e-mail archive does not turn up this command. I also haven't
> seen an example in the KOMA-Script users guide.

You don't need an extra package for that, KOMA-Script can do that by
itself. I guess \setkomafont{sectioning}{\rmfamily} in the preamble should
do the job.

It's in the documentation, too, but arguably a bit hidden.

Philipp

Re: confused about embedding fonts in a pdf

[Manveru]

2010/2/11 Richard Brown :
>> (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?
>
>

There are two questions that have to be answered before I can propose
a solution for you:

1. Do you want the PDF you produce only to be printed, not used in
electronic form? I mean are these texts written in musical score in
TimesNewRomanPS important and ability to copy them to clipboard or
search them in document is important, too? (no to second question may
mean yes to first)

2. Do you accept a fact that these fonts will not be embedded?

If both are true, solution is following - this is probably not uniqe
and others may advise something else:

1. Install Inkscape from www.inkscape.org.
2. Open you PDF from Sibelius in Inscape.
3. Select all.
4. Convert all texts to path - there is an option somewhere in the
menu (I do not know exact name as I have polish version)
5. Save the document as new PDF file.
6. Insert in into LyX.

Now you should have the same scores in you msth. as previously, but
there are no fonts used inside, so there should be no problem with
printing. But this is untested solution, I only describe what come to
my mind reading about your concerns.

-- 
Manveru
jabber: manv...@manveru.pl
 gg: 1624001
   http://www.manveru.pl

paper for Springer journals using Lyx

[Enrico Guastaldi]

Dear all,
I'm quite new on Lyx, in terms of use different staff than the default ones,
in my Linux laptop.
I would use Lyx template to submit a paper for a Springer, instead Word.
Springer URL site says that manuscripts with mathematical content can also
be submitted in LaTeX, and they suggest to download the LaTeX macro
package
In this zip file I found the template.lyx, however Lyx does not recognize
the file as a lyx file.
In the zip there are also other files:

   - history.txt
   - readme.txt
   - spbasic.bst
   - svjour3.cls
   - svglov3.clo
   - template.lyx
   - template.tex
   - usrguid3.pdf
   - usrguid3.dvi

Should I copy some of them in /usr/share/lyx or somewhere else?

Thanks!

Enrico.

Re: paper for Springer journals using Lyx

[Enrico Guastaldi]

I'm sorry, I did a mistake!
Actually there is not a *.lyx file but there is just the TEMPLATE.TEX file.
I've tried to import it in Lyx, without success.

How can I use this *.TEX template in Lyx?

Thanks again,

Enrico



2010/2/13 Enrico Guastaldi 

> Dear all,
> I'm quite new on Lyx, in terms of use different staff than the default
> ones, in my Linux laptop.
> I would use Lyx template to submit a paper for a Springer, instead Word.
> Springer URL site says that manuscripts with mathematical content can also
> be submitted in LaTeX, and they suggest to download the LaTeX macro
> package
> In this zip file I found the template.lyx, however Lyx does not recognize
> the file as a lyx file.
> In the zip there are also other files:
>
>- history.txt
>- readme.txt
>- spbasic.bst
>- svjour3.cls
>- svglov3.clo
>- template.lyx
>- template.tex
>- usrguid3.pdf
>- usrguid3.dvi
>
> Should I copy some of them in /usr/share/lyx or somewhere else?
>
> Thanks!
>
> Enrico.
>
>

Re: not numbering floats

[Paul A. Rubin]

Richard Brown wrote:

I don't want my photographs to be prefaced with any text or numbers, but
only to have the captions I've inserted in each float. My doc is in Italian

So I tried


\usepackage{babel}

\addto\captionsitalian{

\renewcommand{\figurename}{}

}

\renewcommand{\thefigure}



This almost does the job: Figure has become an empty string, and it's not
numbering anything. But I still get the colon which is intended to separate
Figure N: from the caption. How can I get rid of this?



If you have the caption package installed, try adding this to the 
preamble (in lieu of what you've got above):


\usepackage{caption}
\captionsetup[figure]{labelformat=empty}

/Paul

Re: Changing Default Heading Typeface in KOMA-Script Documents

[Rich Shepard]

On Sat, 13 Feb 2010, Phili?p R?ichmuth wrote:


You don't need an extra package for that, KOMA-Script can do that by
itself. I guess \setkomafont{sectioning}{\rmfamily} in the preamble should
do the job.


Philipp,

  I thought I could do this without an additional package.


It's in the documentation, too, but arguably a bit hidden.


  I read the Title section, but didn't see another place in the contents to
go look. For future reference, I'll search in the .pdf to learn where
\setkomafont{} command is discussed. If I had remembered that command name I
would have looked for the discusion of it.

Thank you.

Rich

Re: Changing Default Heading Typeface in KOMA-Script Documents

[Rich Shepard]

On Sat, 13 Feb 2010, Phili?p R?ichmuth wrote:


It's in the documentation, too, but arguably a bit hidden.


Philipp,

  For the benefit of others: it's in Section 3.2.1 on page 53.

Rich

Re: paper for Springer journals using Lyx

[Julio Rojas]

Enrico, you just have to install the class as with any latex class.
Afterwards, reconfigure LyX (Tools -> Reconfigure), restart Lyx,
create a new document and change the document class (Document ->
Settings -> Document Class) to the required "article(Springer)" or
"article(svjour)" class.

Best of lucks.
-
Julio Rojas
jcredbe...@gmail.com



On Sat, Feb 13, 2010 at 2:07 PM, Enrico Guastaldi
 wrote:
> I'm sorry, I did a mistake!
> Actually there is not a *.lyx file but there is just the TEMPLATE.TEX file.
> I've tried to import it in Lyx, without success.
>
> How can I use this *.TEX template in Lyx?
>
> Thanks again,
>
> Enrico
>
>
>
> 2010/2/13 Enrico Guastaldi 
>
>> Dear all,
>> I'm quite new on Lyx, in terms of use different staff than the default
>> ones, in my Linux laptop.
>> I would use Lyx template to submit a paper for a Springer, instead Word.
>> Springer URL site says that manuscripts with mathematical content can also
>> be submitted in LaTeX, and they suggest to download the LaTeX macro
>> package
>> In this zip file I found the template.lyx, however Lyx does not recognize
>> the file as a lyx file.
>> In the zip there are also other files:
>>
>>    - history.txt
>>    - readme.txt
>>    - spbasic.bst
>>    - svjour3.cls
>>    - svglov3.clo
>>    - template.lyx
>>    - template.tex
>>    - usrguid3.pdf
>>    - usrguid3.dvi
>>
>> Should I copy some of them in /usr/share/lyx or somewhere else?
>>
>> Thanks!
>>
>> Enrico.
>>
>>
>

bblmemoir.cls - What and where?

[Joachim Osnabryg]

Informing me on http://wiki.lyx.org/BibTeX/Biblatex
I downloaded and opened the or other .lyx example file.

Trying to pdf them resulted in the LaTeX error: bblmemoir.cls not found.

From TeXLive manager I didn't found such class or package, in the ctan  
base I didn't found neither.


Can someone tell what that might be and where one could get it, please?

Is it a selfcooked .cls? (But that would not be presented as example  
files, I suppose)


regards, joachim

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LyX 1.6.5 - MacBook Pro intel OSX 10.4.11 Tiger

Convert "Comment" into "Marginal Note"

[Diego]

  
Hi, using LyX I'm trying to convert the "comments" into "marginal notes".
 
I tried several things but without luck.
 
The best shot was like this:
 
\makeatletter
\...@ifundefined{comment}{}{%
\renewenvironment{comment}[1]%
{\begingroup\marginpar{\bgroup#1\egroup}}%
{\endgroup}}
\makeatother
 
or like this:
 
\...@ifundefined{comment}{}{%
\renewenvironment{comment}%
{\marginpar{}%
{}}%
 
But what I get is only the first character of the text converted. Like in the 
attached image.
 
I searched a lot trying to find how to solve this but without luck. I found the 
explanation of what is happening here: 
http://theoval.cmp.uea.ac.uk/~nlct/latex/csed/solutions/fonts.html 
 
Unexpected Output
Only one character is in the new font
You thought you changed font over a selection of text, but only the first 
character has come out in the new font.
You have most probably used a command instead of a declaration. The command 
should take the text as its argument. If you don't group the text, only the 
first character will be passed as the argument.
 
What I don't know and wasn't able to find is how to group the text.
 
Hope someone could help me :-)
 
Many thanks.
 
Best Regards,
Diego
(diegostex)<>