Re: Turning-off a command from a layout file?

[Christian Bustamante]

I tried with

Input theorems-ams.module
ProvidesModule theorems-ams

and in fact the only problem style that appears in the drop-down menu is my
style. However, when I try to compile the document, I'm still getting
LaTeX Error: Command \problem already defined. In the description part
says \newtheorem{problem}[thm]{\protect\problemname} Your command was
ignored...





On Mon, Sep 9, 2013 at 1:23 PM, Richard Heck rgh...@lyx.org wrote:

  On 09/08/2013 10:03 PM, Christian Bustamante wrote:

  When I do this:

  DefaultModule theorems-ams
 NoStyle Problem
 Style Problem
  LatexType command
  LatexName problem
  LabelString Problem:
  LatexType Environment
  OptionalArgs 1
 End

  The Theorems AMS module overwrite my Problem style in the dropdown
 styles menu. When trying to compile, it says LaTeX Error: Command \problem
 already defined. I tried changing the order:

  NoStyle Problem
 DefaultModule theorems-ams
 Style Problem
  ...
 End

  with the same result. I am attaching my layout file if someone want to
 see it.


 You should probably do

 Input theorems-ams
 ProvidesModule theorems-ams

 The DefaultModule stuff just says to load the module, by default, when
 modules are loaded, which will happen AFTER the layout stuff is loaded.
 That is why your declaration gets over-written. When you use Input, the
 file is loaded immediately.

 Richard




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Re: Turning-off a command from a layout file?

[Christian Bustamante]

I tried with

Input theorems-ams.module
ProvidesModule theorems-ams

and in fact the only problem style that appears in the drop-down menu is my
style. However, when I try to compile the document, I'm still getting
LaTeX Error: Command \problem already defined. In the description part
says \newtheorem{problem}[thm]{\protect\problemname} Your command was
ignored...





On Mon, Sep 9, 2013 at 1:23 PM, Richard Heck rgh...@lyx.org wrote:

  On 09/08/2013 10:03 PM, Christian Bustamante wrote:

  When I do this:

  DefaultModule theorems-ams
 NoStyle Problem
 Style Problem
  LatexType command
  LatexName problem
  LabelString Problem:
  LatexType Environment
  OptionalArgs 1
 End

  The Theorems AMS module overwrite my Problem style in the dropdown
 styles menu. When trying to compile, it says LaTeX Error: Command \problem
 already defined. I tried changing the order:

  NoStyle Problem
 DefaultModule theorems-ams
 Style Problem
  ...
 End

  with the same result. I am attaching my layout file if someone want to
 see it.


 You should probably do

 Input theorems-ams
 ProvidesModule theorems-ams

 The DefaultModule stuff just says to load the module, by default, when
 modules are loaded, which will happen AFTER the layout stuff is loaded.
 That is why your declaration gets over-written. When you use Input, the
 file is loaded immediately.

 Richard




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Re: Turning-off a command from a layout file?

[Christian Bustamante]

I tried with

Input theorems-ams.module
ProvidesModule theorems-ams

and in fact the only problem style that appears in the drop-down menu is my
style. However, when I try to compile the document, I'm still getting
"LaTeX Error: Command \problem already defined". In the description part
says "\newtheorem{problem}[thm]{\protect\problemname} Your command was
ignored..."





On Mon, Sep 9, 2013 at 1:23 PM, Richard Heck <rgh...@lyx.org> wrote:

>  On 09/08/2013 10:03 PM, Christian Bustamante wrote:
>
>  When I do this:
>
>  DefaultModule theorems-ams
> NoStyle Problem
> Style Problem
>  LatexType command
>  LatexName problem
>  LabelString "Problem:"
>  LatexType Environment
>  OptionalArgs 1
> End
>
>  The Theorems AMS module overwrite my Problem style in the dropdown
> styles menu. When trying to compile, it says "LaTeX Error: Command \problem
> already defined". I tried changing the order:
>
>  NoStyle Problem
> DefaultModule theorems-ams
> Style Problem
>  ...
> End
>
>  with the same result. I am attaching my layout file if someone want to
> see it.
>
>
> You should probably do
>
> Input theorems-ams
> ProvidesModule theorems-ams
>
> The DefaultModule stuff just says to load the module, by default, when
> modules are loaded, which will happen AFTER the layout stuff is loaded.
> That is why your declaration gets over-written. When you use Input, the
> file is loaded immediately.
>
> Richard
>
>


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Re: Turning-off a command from a layout file?

[Christian Bustamante]

I tried both, changing where I was putting the NoStyle command and trying
to overwrite the setting of the existing style without success. When I try
the latter, it looks like the theorems-ams module dominates all that I put
in my layout file. No matter if I change the Style settings, or if try to
delete it overwrite it with my own Problem style, Lyx deletes my problem
style and replaces it with the theorems-ams' problem style.
Maybe there is another file that Lyx is calling that overwrites any change
I try to make.
CB



On Sat, Sep 7, 2013 at 4:43 PM, Paul A. Rubin ru...@msu.edu wrote:

 By the way, did you put the NoStyle directive before or after the point
 where you load the theorem module? I was thinking after, but it would not
 hurt to try both.

 Paul






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Re: Turning-off a command from a layout file?

[Christian Bustamante]

When I do this:

DefaultModule theorems-ams
NoStyle Problem
Style Problem
LatexType command
LatexName problem
LabelString Problem:
LatexType Environment
OptionalArgs 1
End

The Theorems AMS module overwrite my Problem style in the dropdown styles
menu. When trying to compile, it says LaTeX Error: Command \problem
already defined. I tried changing the order:

NoStyle Problem
DefaultModule theorems-ams
Style Problem
...
End

with the same result. I am attaching my layout file if someone want to see
it.



On Sun, Sep 8, 2013 at 9:30 PM, Richard Heck rgh...@lyx.org wrote:

 On 09/08/2013 04:34 PM, Christian Bustamante wrote:

 I tried both, changing where I was putting the NoStyle command and trying
 to overwrite the setting of the existing style without success. When I try
 the latter, it looks like the theorems-ams module dominates all that I put
 in my layout file. No matter if I change the Style settings, or if try to
 delete it overwrite it with my own Problem style, Lyx deletes my problem
 style and replaces it with the theorems-ams' problem style.
 Maybe there is another file that Lyx is calling that overwrites any
 change I try to make.


 Loading order does matter here. Can you post some file illustrating what
 you are trying to do?

 Richard




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hmcpset.layout
Description: Binary data

Re: Turning-off a command from a layout file?

[Christian Bustamante]

I tried both, changing where I was putting the NoStyle command and trying
to overwrite the setting of the existing style without success. When I try
the latter, it looks like the theorems-ams module dominates all that I put
in my layout file. No matter if I change the Style settings, or if try to
delete it overwrite it with my own Problem style, Lyx deletes my problem
style and replaces it with the theorems-ams' problem style.
Maybe there is another file that Lyx is calling that overwrites any change
I try to make.
CB



On Sat, Sep 7, 2013 at 4:43 PM, Paul A. Rubin ru...@msu.edu wrote:

 By the way, did you put the NoStyle directive before or after the point
 where you load the theorem module? I was thinking after, but it would not
 hurt to try both.

 Paul






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Re: Turning-off a command from a layout file?

[Christian Bustamante]

When I do this:

DefaultModule theorems-ams
NoStyle Problem
Style Problem
LatexType command
LatexName problem
LabelString Problem:
LatexType Environment
OptionalArgs 1
End

The Theorems AMS module overwrite my Problem style in the dropdown styles
menu. When trying to compile, it says LaTeX Error: Command \problem
already defined. I tried changing the order:

NoStyle Problem
DefaultModule theorems-ams
Style Problem
...
End

with the same result. I am attaching my layout file if someone want to see
it.



On Sun, Sep 8, 2013 at 9:30 PM, Richard Heck rgh...@lyx.org wrote:

 On 09/08/2013 04:34 PM, Christian Bustamante wrote:

 I tried both, changing where I was putting the NoStyle command and trying
 to overwrite the setting of the existing style without success. When I try
 the latter, it looks like the theorems-ams module dominates all that I put
 in my layout file. No matter if I change the Style settings, or if try to
 delete it overwrite it with my own Problem style, Lyx deletes my problem
 style and replaces it with the theorems-ams' problem style.
 Maybe there is another file that Lyx is calling that overwrites any
 change I try to make.


 Loading order does matter here. Can you post some file illustrating what
 you are trying to do?

 Richard




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hmcpset.layout
Description: Binary data

Re: Turning-off a command from a layout file?

[Christian Bustamante]

I tried both, changing where I was putting the NoStyle command and trying
to overwrite the setting of the existing style without success. When I try
the latter, it looks like the theorems-ams module dominates all that I put
in my layout file. No matter if I change the Style settings, or if try to
delete it overwrite it with my own Problem style, Lyx deletes my problem
style and replaces it with the theorems-ams' problem style.
Maybe there is another file that Lyx is calling that overwrites any change
I try to make.
CB



On Sat, Sep 7, 2013 at 4:43 PM, Paul A. Rubin  wrote:

> By the way, did you put the NoStyle directive before or after the point
> where you load the theorem module? I was thinking after, but it would not
> hurt to try both.
>
> Paul
>
>
>
>


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Re: Turning-off a command from a layout file?

[Christian Bustamante]

When I do this:

DefaultModule theorems-ams
NoStyle Problem
Style Problem
LatexType command
LatexName problem
LabelString "Problem:"
LatexType Environment
OptionalArgs 1
End

The Theorems AMS module overwrite my Problem style in the dropdown styles
menu. When trying to compile, it says "LaTeX Error: Command \problem
already defined". I tried changing the order:

NoStyle Problem
DefaultModule theorems-ams
Style Problem
...
End

with the same result. I am attaching my layout file if someone want to see
it.



On Sun, Sep 8, 2013 at 9:30 PM, Richard Heck <rgh...@lyx.org> wrote:

> On 09/08/2013 04:34 PM, Christian Bustamante wrote:
>
>> I tried both, changing where I was putting the NoStyle command and trying
>> to overwrite the setting of the existing style without success. When I try
>> the latter, it looks like the theorems-ams module dominates all that I put
>> in my layout file. No matter if I change the Style settings, or if try to
>> delete it overwrite it with my own Problem style, Lyx deletes my problem
>> style and replaces it with the theorems-ams' problem style.
>> Maybe there is another file that Lyx is calling that overwrites any
>> change I try to make.
>>
>
> Loading order does matter here. Can you post some file illustrating what
> you are trying to do?
>
> Richard
>
>


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hmcpset.layout
Description: Binary data

Re: Turning-off a command from a layout file?

[Christian Bustamante]

Thank you Paul, but apparently it doesn't work. When I put the
 NoStyle Problem
line, I don't know why, but Lyx cancels the load of the theorems-ams
module. It is like, instead of just delete the Problem style, it deletes
all the module. Any other idea?
CB


On Fri, Sep 6, 2013 at 5:24 PM, Paul Rubin ru...@msu.edu wrote:

 Does it help to put

   NoStyle Problem

 in your layout immediately after the point where you load the AMS Theorems
 module?

 Paul







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Re: Turning-off a command from a layout file?

[Christian Bustamante]

Thank you Paul, but apparently it doesn't work. When I put the
 NoStyle Problem
line, I don't know why, but Lyx cancels the load of the theorems-ams
module. It is like, instead of just delete the Problem style, it deletes
all the module. Any other idea?
CB


On Fri, Sep 6, 2013 at 5:24 PM, Paul Rubin ru...@msu.edu wrote:

 Does it help to put

   NoStyle Problem

 in your layout immediately after the point where you load the AMS Theorems
 module?

 Paul







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Re: Turning-off a command from a layout file?

[Christian Bustamante]

Thank you Paul, but apparently it doesn't work. When I put the
 NoStyle Problem
line, I don't know why, but Lyx "cancels" the load of the theorems-ams
module. It is like, instead of just delete the Problem style, it deletes
all the module. Any other idea?
CB


On Fri, Sep 6, 2013 at 5:24 PM, Paul Rubin  wrote:

> Does it help to put
>
>   NoStyle Problem
>
> in your layout immediately after the point where you load the AMS Theorems
> module?
>
> Paul
>
>
>
>
>


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Turning-off a command from a layout file?

[Christian Bustamante]

Hello,

I'm trying to setting up a layout file for the hmcpset class, but I'm
having a problem. I want to load (from the layout file) the theorems-ams
module DefaultModule theorems-ams. However, this module generates me a
conflict with a command of the hmcpset class. It is the problem
style/command. Therefore, if I load the theorems-ams module I get the
following error LaTeX Error: Command \problem already defined. As far as
I understand, part of the issue is that the module is defining the
following in the preamble:

\newtheorem{problem}[thm]{\protect\problemname}

My question is: Is it possible to turn-off the previuos line from my
layout file without modifying the module (in fact, the theorems.inc file)?
I prefer not to modify any other file but my layout file.

Bests,
CB

Turning-off a command from a layout file?

[Christian Bustamante]

Hello,

I'm trying to setting up a layout file for the hmcpset class, but I'm
having a problem. I want to load (from the layout file) the theorems-ams
module DefaultModule theorems-ams. However, this module generates me a
conflict with a command of the hmcpset class. It is the problem
style/command. Therefore, if I load the theorems-ams module I get the
following error LaTeX Error: Command \problem already defined. As far as
I understand, part of the issue is that the module is defining the
following in the preamble:

\newtheorem{problem}[thm]{\protect\problemname}

My question is: Is it possible to turn-off the previuos line from my
layout file without modifying the module (in fact, the theorems.inc file)?
I prefer not to modify any other file but my layout file.

Bests,
CB

Turning-off a command from a layout file?

[Christian Bustamante]

Hello,

I'm trying to setting up a layout file for the hmcpset class, but I'm
having a problem. I want to load (from the layout file) the theorems-ams
module . However, this module generates me a
conflict with a command of the hmcpset class. It is the 
style/command. Therefore, if I load the theorems-ams module I get the
following error "LaTeX Error: Command \problem already defined". As far as
I understand, part of the issue is that the module is defining the
following in the preamble:

\newtheorem{problem}[thm]{\protect\problemname}

My question is: Is it possible to "turn-off" the previuos line from my
layout file without modifying the module (in fact, the theorems.inc file)?
I prefer not to modify any other file but my layout file.

Bests,
CB

Spellchecker problem

[Christian Bustamante]

Hi all,

I'm using LyX on Windows XP and I'm trying to set up the spellchecker,
so I downloaded the spanish Open Office dictionary. This file is a
plain text one, so I changed the extension to pws (the requiered one
for LyX). Then I went to Tools - Prefeernces - Language -
Spellchecker and browse the es_ES.pws file on Personal Dictionary box.
When I try to run the spellchecker the following error appears: The
Spellchecker could not be started. No word list can be found for the
language es_ES. How can I set up this?

Bests

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Spellchecker problem

[Christian Bustamante]

Hi all,

I'm using LyX on Windows XP and I'm trying to set up the spellchecker,
so I downloaded the spanish Open Office dictionary. This file is a
plain text one, so I changed the extension to pws (the requiered one
for LyX). Then I went to Tools - Prefeernces - Language -
Spellchecker and browse the es_ES.pws file on Personal Dictionary box.
When I try to run the spellchecker the following error appears: The
Spellchecker could not be started. No word list can be found for the
language es_ES. How can I set up this?

Bests

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Spellchecker problem

[Christian Bustamante]

Hi all,

I'm using LyX on Windows XP and I'm trying to set up the spellchecker,
so I downloaded the spanish Open Office dictionary. This file is a
plain text one, so I changed the extension to pws (the requiered one
for LyX). Then I went to Tools -> Prefeernces -> Language ->
Spellchecker and browse the es_ES.pws file on Personal Dictionary box.
When I try to run the spellchecker the following error appears: "The
Spellchecker could not be started. No word list can be found for the
language "es_ES". How can I set up this?

Bests

-- 
CdeB

Re: Label and againframe [Beamer]

[Christian Bustamante]

Any idea?
In plain code, you create the title slide with
\begin{frame}[label=firstframe]
\titlepage
\end{frame}
But in LyX, this process is automatic... Help please



On Sun, Jul 12, 2009 at 10:49 AM, Paul A. Rubinru...@msu.edu wrote:
 I'm afraid what you wrote does not make sense.  You start your presentation
 with title and authors.  Then you have your content, with the first slide of
 content started with a BeginFrame environment (the equivalent of the
 \begin{frame}[label=firstframe] LaTeX command you wrote below.

 Or are you saying you want to repeat the title slide at the end??

 /Paul

 Christian Bustamante wrote:

 Hi Paul,
 I understand the procedure to repeat a simple slide. My problem is
 whit the first one, because you don't use the BeginFrame environment
 at all. At the start of file, you simple put the title and authors,
 but not more how can I do it for the first slide??
 Bests



 On Sun, Jul 12, 2009 at 9:47 AM, Paul A. Rubinru...@msu.edu wrote:

 Christian Bustamante wrote:

 Hi all,

 I'm using the beamer class and I need to repeat the first slide at the
 end of presentation. In plain LaTeX one can do the following

 \documentclass{beamer}
 \title[Short title]{The title}
 \author[Authors]{Author 1 \and Author 2}
 \date{\today}
 \begin{document}
 \begin{frame}[label=firstframe]
 \titlepage
 \end{frame}
 ...
 \againframe{firstframe}
 \end{document}

 Which uses the againframe command. The thing is, how can I label the
 first slide for then use the againframe in LyX?

 Put the cursor in the BeginFrame environment for the slide to be
 repeated,
 directly to the left of the first letter of the title, and insert
 '[label=firstframe]' (including the brackets) in an ERT inset. At the
 point
 where you want to repeat the slide, use an AgainFrame environment and
 just
 type 'firstframe' as if it were a title.

 /Paul










-- 
CdeB

Re: Label and againframe [Beamer]

[Christian Bustamante]

Any idea?
In plain code, you create the title slide with
\begin{frame}[label=firstframe]
\titlepage
\end{frame}
But in LyX, this process is automatic... Help please



On Sun, Jul 12, 2009 at 10:49 AM, Paul A. Rubinru...@msu.edu wrote:
 I'm afraid what you wrote does not make sense.  You start your presentation
 with title and authors.  Then you have your content, with the first slide of
 content started with a BeginFrame environment (the equivalent of the
 \begin{frame}[label=firstframe] LaTeX command you wrote below.

 Or are you saying you want to repeat the title slide at the end??

 /Paul

 Christian Bustamante wrote:

 Hi Paul,
 I understand the procedure to repeat a simple slide. My problem is
 whit the first one, because you don't use the BeginFrame environment
 at all. At the start of file, you simple put the title and authors,
 but not more how can I do it for the first slide??
 Bests



 On Sun, Jul 12, 2009 at 9:47 AM, Paul A. Rubinru...@msu.edu wrote:

 Christian Bustamante wrote:

 Hi all,

 I'm using the beamer class and I need to repeat the first slide at the
 end of presentation. In plain LaTeX one can do the following

 \documentclass{beamer}
 \title[Short title]{The title}
 \author[Authors]{Author 1 \and Author 2}
 \date{\today}
 \begin{document}
 \begin{frame}[label=firstframe]
 \titlepage
 \end{frame}
 ...
 \againframe{firstframe}
 \end{document}

 Which uses the againframe command. The thing is, how can I label the
 first slide for then use the againframe in LyX?

 Put the cursor in the BeginFrame environment for the slide to be
 repeated,
 directly to the left of the first letter of the title, and insert
 '[label=firstframe]' (including the brackets) in an ERT inset. At the
 point
 where you want to repeat the slide, use an AgainFrame environment and
 just
 type 'firstframe' as if it were a title.

 /Paul










-- 
CdeB

Re: Label and againframe [Beamer]

[Christian Bustamante]

Any idea?
In plain code, you create the title slide with
\begin{frame}[label=firstframe]
\titlepage
\end{frame}
But in LyX, this process is automatic... Help please



On Sun, Jul 12, 2009 at 10:49 AM, Paul A. Rubin<ru...@msu.edu> wrote:
> I'm afraid what you wrote does not make sense.  You start your presentation
> with title and authors.  Then you have your content, with the first slide of
> content started with a BeginFrame environment (the equivalent of the
> \begin{frame}[label=firstframe] LaTeX command you wrote below.
>
> Or are you saying you want to repeat the title slide at the end??
>
> /Paul
>
> Christian Bustamante wrote:
>>
>> Hi Paul,
>> I understand the procedure to repeat a simple slide. My problem is
>> whit the first one, because you don't use the BeginFrame environment
>> at all. At the start of file, you simple put the title and authors,
>> but not more how can I do it for the first slide??
>> Bests
>>
>>
>>
>> On Sun, Jul 12, 2009 at 9:47 AM, Paul A. Rubin<ru...@msu.edu> wrote:
>>>
>>> Christian Bustamante wrote:
>>>>
>>>> Hi all,
>>>>
>>>> I'm using the beamer class and I need to repeat the first slide at the
>>>> end of presentation. In plain LaTeX one can do the following
>>>>
>>>> \documentclass{beamer}
>>>> \title[Short title]{The title}
>>>> \author[Authors]{Author 1 \and Author 2}
>>>> \date{\today}
>>>> \begin{document}
>>>> \begin{frame}[label=firstframe]
>>>> \titlepage
>>>> \end{frame}
>>>> ...
>>>> \againframe{firstframe}
>>>> \end{document}
>>>>
>>>> Which uses the againframe command. The thing is, how can I label the
>>>> first slide for then use the againframe in LyX?
>>>>
>>> Put the cursor in the BeginFrame environment for the slide to be
>>> repeated,
>>> directly to the left of the first letter of the title, and insert
>>> '[label=firstframe]' (including the brackets) in an ERT inset. At the
>>> point
>>> where you want to repeat the slide, use an AgainFrame environment and
>>> just
>>> type 'firstframe' as if it were a title.
>>>
>>> /Paul
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>>
>
>



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Re: Label and againframe [Beamer]

[Christian Bustamante]

Exactly. I want to repeat the 'title slide'... It's possible?

On Sun, Jul 12, 2009 at 10:49 AM, Paul A. Rubinru...@msu.edu wrote:
 I'm afraid what you wrote does not make sense.  You start your presentation
 with title and authors.  Then you have your content, with the first slide of
 content started with a BeginFrame environment (the equivalent of the
 \begin{frame}[label=firstframe] LaTeX command you wrote below.

 Or are you saying you want to repeat the title slide at the end??

 /Paul

 Christian Bustamante wrote:

 Hi Paul,
 I understand the procedure to repeat a simple slide. My problem is
 whit the first one, because you don't use the BeginFrame environment
 at all. At the start of file, you simple put the title and authors,
 but not more how can I do it for the first slide??
 Bests



 On Sun, Jul 12, 2009 at 9:47 AM, Paul A. Rubinru...@msu.edu wrote:

 Christian Bustamante wrote:

 Hi all,

 I'm using the beamer class and I need to repeat the first slide at the
 end of presentation. In plain LaTeX one can do the following

 \documentclass{beamer}
 \title[Short title]{The title}
 \author[Authors]{Author 1 \and Author 2}
 \date{\today}
 \begin{document}
 \begin{frame}[label=firstframe]
 \titlepage
 \end{frame}
 ...
 \againframe{firstframe}
 \end{document}

 Which uses the againframe command. The thing is, how can I label the
 first slide for then use the againframe in LyX?

 Put the cursor in the BeginFrame environment for the slide to be
 repeated,
 directly to the left of the first letter of the title, and insert
 '[label=firstframe]' (including the brackets) in an ERT inset. At the
 point
 where you want to repeat the slide, use an AgainFrame environment and
 just
 type 'firstframe' as if it were a title.

 /Paul










-- 
CdeB

Re: Label and againframe [Beamer]

[Christian Bustamante]

Exactly. I want to repeat the 'title slide'... It's possible?

On Sun, Jul 12, 2009 at 10:49 AM, Paul A. Rubinru...@msu.edu wrote:
 I'm afraid what you wrote does not make sense.  You start your presentation
 with title and authors.  Then you have your content, with the first slide of
 content started with a BeginFrame environment (the equivalent of the
 \begin{frame}[label=firstframe] LaTeX command you wrote below.

 Or are you saying you want to repeat the title slide at the end??

 /Paul

 Christian Bustamante wrote:

 Hi Paul,
 I understand the procedure to repeat a simple slide. My problem is
 whit the first one, because you don't use the BeginFrame environment
 at all. At the start of file, you simple put the title and authors,
 but not more how can I do it for the first slide??
 Bests



 On Sun, Jul 12, 2009 at 9:47 AM, Paul A. Rubinru...@msu.edu wrote:

 Christian Bustamante wrote:

 Hi all,

 I'm using the beamer class and I need to repeat the first slide at the
 end of presentation. In plain LaTeX one can do the following

 \documentclass{beamer}
 \title[Short title]{The title}
 \author[Authors]{Author 1 \and Author 2}
 \date{\today}
 \begin{document}
 \begin{frame}[label=firstframe]
 \titlepage
 \end{frame}
 ...
 \againframe{firstframe}
 \end{document}

 Which uses the againframe command. The thing is, how can I label the
 first slide for then use the againframe in LyX?

 Put the cursor in the BeginFrame environment for the slide to be
 repeated,
 directly to the left of the first letter of the title, and insert
 '[label=firstframe]' (including the brackets) in an ERT inset. At the
 point
 where you want to repeat the slide, use an AgainFrame environment and
 just
 type 'firstframe' as if it were a title.

 /Paul










-- 
CdeB

Re: Label and againframe [Beamer]

[Christian Bustamante]

Exactly. I want to repeat the 'title slide'... It's possible?

On Sun, Jul 12, 2009 at 10:49 AM, Paul A. Rubin<ru...@msu.edu> wrote:
> I'm afraid what you wrote does not make sense.  You start your presentation
> with title and authors.  Then you have your content, with the first slide of
> content started with a BeginFrame environment (the equivalent of the
> \begin{frame}[label=firstframe] LaTeX command you wrote below.
>
> Or are you saying you want to repeat the title slide at the end??
>
> /Paul
>
> Christian Bustamante wrote:
>>
>> Hi Paul,
>> I understand the procedure to repeat a simple slide. My problem is
>> whit the first one, because you don't use the BeginFrame environment
>> at all. At the start of file, you simple put the title and authors,
>> but not more how can I do it for the first slide??
>> Bests
>>
>>
>>
>> On Sun, Jul 12, 2009 at 9:47 AM, Paul A. Rubin<ru...@msu.edu> wrote:
>>>
>>> Christian Bustamante wrote:
>>>>
>>>> Hi all,
>>>>
>>>> I'm using the beamer class and I need to repeat the first slide at the
>>>> end of presentation. In plain LaTeX one can do the following
>>>>
>>>> \documentclass{beamer}
>>>> \title[Short title]{The title}
>>>> \author[Authors]{Author 1 \and Author 2}
>>>> \date{\today}
>>>> \begin{document}
>>>> \begin{frame}[label=firstframe]
>>>> \titlepage
>>>> \end{frame}
>>>> ...
>>>> \againframe{firstframe}
>>>> \end{document}
>>>>
>>>> Which uses the againframe command. The thing is, how can I label the
>>>> first slide for then use the againframe in LyX?
>>>>
>>> Put the cursor in the BeginFrame environment for the slide to be
>>> repeated,
>>> directly to the left of the first letter of the title, and insert
>>> '[label=firstframe]' (including the brackets) in an ERT inset. At the
>>> point
>>> where you want to repeat the slide, use an AgainFrame environment and
>>> just
>>> type 'firstframe' as if it were a title.
>>>
>>> /Paul
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>>
>
>



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Label and againframe [Beamer]

[Christian Bustamante]

Hi all,

I'm using the beamer class and I need to repeat the first slide at the
end of presentation. In plain LaTeX one can do the following

\documentclass{beamer}
\title[Short title]{The title}
\author[Authors]{Author 1 \and Author 2}
\date{\today}
\begin{document}
\begin{frame}[label=firstframe]
\titlepage
\end{frame}
...
\againframe{firstframe}
\end{document}

Which uses the againframe command. The thing is, how can I label the
first slide for then use the againframe in LyX?

Bests


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Label and againframe [Beamer]

[Christian Bustamante]

Hi all,

I'm using the beamer class and I need to repeat the first slide at the
end of presentation. In plain LaTeX one can do the following

\documentclass{beamer}
\title[Short title]{The title}
\author[Authors]{Author 1 \and Author 2}
\date{\today}
\begin{document}
\begin{frame}[label=firstframe]
\titlepage
\end{frame}
...
\againframe{firstframe}
\end{document}

Which uses the againframe command. The thing is, how can I label the
first slide for then use the againframe in LyX?

Bests


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CdeB

Label and againframe [Beamer]

[Christian Bustamante]

Hi all,

I'm using the beamer class and I need to repeat the first slide at the
end of presentation. In plain LaTeX one can do the following

\documentclass{beamer}
\title[Short title]{The title}
\author[Authors]{Author 1 \and Author 2}
\date{\today}
\begin{document}
\begin{frame}[label=firstframe]
\titlepage
\end{frame}
...
\againframe{firstframe}
\end{document}

Which uses the againframe command. The thing is, how can I label the
first slide for then use the againframe in LyX?

Bests


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Personal Spellchecker

[Christian Bustamante]

Hi everybody,
I'm recentrly changed to LyX 1.6.1 on WinXP. My usual typping language is
Spanish. In previous versions of LyX, when I want to use a customized
spellchecker I got the Open Office spanish dictionaty, and then I had change
the default file extension to pws. This no have any problem before, but in
the new LyX version a message appears: no word list can be found to the
language 'es_ES'. I don't kwon what's happening. In Tools - Preferences -
Language Settings - Spellchecker, I've browsed the pws file (former dic
file from Open Office), but doesn't works.

How can solve it??

Thanks in advance

Pd. I don't use Aspell because the spanish dictionary is too bad. However,
I've installed it but, also, it doesn't works. It says something about a rws
file.

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Personal Spellchecker

[Christian Bustamante]

Hi everybody,
I'm recentrly changed to LyX 1.6.1 on WinXP. My usual typping language is
Spanish. In previous versions of LyX, when I want to use a customized
spellchecker I got the Open Office spanish dictionaty, and then I had change
the default file extension to pws. This no have any problem before, but in
the new LyX version a message appears: no word list can be found to the
language 'es_ES'. I don't kwon what's happening. In Tools - Preferences -
Language Settings - Spellchecker, I've browsed the pws file (former dic
file from Open Office), but doesn't works.

How can solve it??

Thanks in advance

Pd. I don't use Aspell because the spanish dictionary is too bad. However,
I've installed it but, also, it doesn't works. It says something about a rws
file.

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CdeB

Personal Spellchecker

[Christian Bustamante]

Hi everybody,
I'm recentrly changed to LyX 1.6.1 on WinXP. My usual typping language is
Spanish. In previous versions of LyX, when I want to use a customized
spellchecker I got the Open Office spanish dictionaty, and then I had change
the default file extension to pws. This no have any problem before, but in
the new LyX version a message appears: "no word list can be found to the
language 'es_ES'". I don't kwon what's happening. In Tools -> Preferences ->
Language Settings -> Spellchecker, I've browsed the pws file (former dic
file from Open Office), but doesn't works.

How can solve it??

Thanks in advance

Pd. I don't use Aspell because the spanish dictionary is too bad. However,
I've installed it but, also, it doesn't works. It says something about a rws
file.

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Re: add logo to slides when using beamer

[Christian Bustamante]

Hi,
I saw the Torino theme on the web and I want to make my slides using it, but
I had the same problem that Jeremy, the same reported in the blog.
Someone can help me to solve it.

 Looks nice, but I get same problem as mention at the end of that blog. I
 get:

 ...

 [EMAIL [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 [EMAIL [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 [EMAIL [EMAIL PROTECTED]

 ! Illegal unit of measure (pt inserted).
 to be read again
...


Thanks in advace

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Re: add logo to slides when using beamer

[Christian Bustamante]

Hi,
I saw the Torino theme on the web and I want to make my slides using it, but
I had the same problem that Jeremy, the same reported in the blog.
Someone can help me to solve it.

 Looks nice, but I get same problem as mention at the end of that blog. I
 get:

 ...

 [EMAIL [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 [EMAIL [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 [EMAIL [EMAIL PROTECTED]

 ! Illegal unit of measure (pt inserted).
 to be read again
...


Thanks in advace

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Re: add logo to slides when using beamer

[Christian Bustamante]

Hi,
I saw the Torino theme on the web and I want to make my slides using it, but
I had the same problem that Jeremy, the same reported in the blog.
Someone can help me to solve it.

> Looks nice, but I get same problem as mention at the end of that blog. I
> get:
>
> ...
>
> [EMAIL [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [EMAIL [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [EMAIL [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> ! Illegal unit of measure (pt inserted).
> 
...


Thanks in advace

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How to add more beamer themes?

[Christian Bustamante]

Hi all

I am using LyX 1.6 under Vista, and I wondering how can I add more beamer
themes? I am really interested in the Trondheim theme. It's distribution
came with diferent files, but I don't know where I have to put it to LyX
recognize it.

Can anybody help me to do that?

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Re: How to add more beamer themes?

[Christian Bustamante]

That works great. Thanks a lot Paul.

Bests


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How to add more beamer themes?

[Christian Bustamante]

Hi all

I am using LyX 1.6 under Vista, and I wondering how can I add more beamer
themes? I am really interested in the Trondheim theme. It's distribution
came with diferent files, but I don't know where I have to put it to LyX
recognize it.

Can anybody help me to do that?

-- 
CdeB

Re: How to add more beamer themes?

[Christian Bustamante]

That works great. Thanks a lot Paul.

Bests


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CdeB

How to add more beamer themes?

[Christian Bustamante]

Hi all

I am using LyX 1.6 under Vista, and I wondering how can I add more beamer
themes? I am really interested in the Trondheim theme. It's distribution
came with diferent files, but I don't know where I have to put it to LyX
recognize it.

Can anybody help me to do that?

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Re: How to add more beamer themes?

[Christian Bustamante]

That works great. Thanks a lot Paul.

Bests


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What happened in LyX 1.6 with typesetting??

[Christian Bustamante]

Hi all,

I just installed the LyX 1.6, and when I compiled my first file I realized
about the typesetting. The fonts in this LyX version are thinnest than the
1.5 version, and because of this is hard to read the compiled pdf with a
small zoom. Why happened this??
Possibly, I'm just saying stupid things and this happens to me because I
haven't do some adjustment thas I should do (the LyX 1.5 was installed in my
office pc and because of this I didn't do the hypotetical adjustment).

Bests.


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What happened in LyX 1.6 with typesetting??

[Christian Bustamante]

Hi all,

I just installed the LyX 1.6, and when I compiled my first file I realized
about the typesetting. The fonts in this LyX version are thinnest than the
1.5 version, and because of this is hard to read the compiled pdf with a
small zoom. Why happened this??
Possibly, I'm just saying stupid things and this happens to me because I
haven't do some adjustment thas I should do (the LyX 1.5 was installed in my
office pc and because of this I didn't do the hypotetical adjustment).

Bests.


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CdeB

What happened in LyX 1.6 with typesetting??

[Christian Bustamante]

Hi all,

I just installed the LyX 1.6, and when I compiled my first file I realized
about the typesetting. The fonts in this LyX version are thinnest than the
1.5 version, and because of this is hard to read the compiled pdf with a
small zoom. Why happened this??
Possibly, I'm just saying stupid things and this happens to me because I
haven't do some adjustment thas I should do (the LyX 1.5 was installed in my
office pc and because of this I didn't do the hypotetical adjustment).

Bests.


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CdeB