Re: Wrong language for theorems/lemma/other amsthm environments
I ran your lyx file and I get names in english on screen and on pdf. -- Usando el cliente de correo de Opera: http://www.opera.com/mail/
Re: Wrong language for theorems/lemma/other amsthm environments
I ran your lyx file and I get names in english on screen and on pdf. -- Usando el cliente de correo de Opera: http://www.opera.com/mail/
Re: Wrong language for theorems/lemma/other amsthm environments
I ran your lyx file and I get names in english on screen and on pdf. -- Usando el cliente de correo de Opera: http://www.opera.com/mail/
Re: Problems with Windows installation [solved]
In a different group, was informed that CTAN deprecated amsmath and replaced with two packages. Probably this is the cause to the lack of compilation. MikTeX was actualizing a change that was not anounced to the user.
Re: Problems with Windows installation [solved]
In a different group, was informed that CTAN deprecated amsmath and replaced with two packages. Probably this is the cause to the lack of compilation. MikTeX was actualizing a change that was not anounced to the user.
Re: Problems with Windows installation [solved]
In a different group, was informed that CTAN deprecated amsmath and replaced with two packages. Probably this is the cause to the lack of compilation. MikTeX was actualizing a change that was not anounced to the user.
Re: APA6 class with LyX?
John Kane jrkrid...@yahoo.ca escribió en el mensaje de
noticias:1355320240.2678.yahoomail...@web162406.mail.bf1.yahoo.com...
From: Uwe Stöhr uwesto...@web.de
To: obregonma...@gmail.com
Cc: lyx-users@lists.lyx.org
Sent: Monday, December 10, 2012 7:34:36 PM
Subject: Re: APA6 class with LyX?
Am 11.12.2012 01:14, schrieb obregonma...@gmail.com:
Each APA-type journal has its own list of document types that it accepts;
these journals are only guided by the APA _style_ conventions. All journals
in psychology etc. that I have come across accept tex manuscripts, as long as
the tex file contains everything the authors use (i.e., macros) and do not
rely on any special latex compiling instructions.
Thanks for the clarification. So a layout for APA 6 is indeed useful.
However, I won't have time to write it and hope that anybody else can
volunteer. if you like, I can review the layout.
thanks and regards
Uwe
Hi Uwe,
That would be great. I am not sure that I have enough knowledge to help but I
certainly would consider it.
One of the reasons I first asked about this was not so much about direct
submission for publication though that is very important--the APA 5th Manual
says that over a 1000 non-APA journals use the Manual but because every
psychology student in North America and from what I see, in at least most of
the English-speaking psychological world uses it in preparing papers plus
French speaking students in Québec. There are suggestions here and there that
the style is used in several (many?) other languages . This also seems to
extend to Education, Nursing and a host of other social science disciplines
that I am not familiar with.
Essentially a paper for these students must conform pretty much exactly to the
equivalent of \documentclass[man,12pt]{apa6}. I don't know know if there is a
hard-science or math equivalent: Perhaps all undergraduate math student
assignments need to match AMA formatting guidelines?
At a rough guess, students in my city with a community college, one small and
one medium sized unviersty probably submit 5,000 APA formatted papers each
year. Also, as others have mentioned, with a bit of minor tweaking APA sets the
style for theses or disertations in a broad range of disciplines. Come to
think of it, other disciplinces with less stringent stylistic demands may well
be very happy with \documentclass[doc,12pt]{apa6}.
So my thought was let's catch them while they are young. From my own experience
and talking to some current students using APA can be a real hassle and a
decent apa6 option in LyX would likely be a real crowd pleaser, especially once
they learned about bibtex.
Universities here in Nicaragua, use APA style for thesis.
Denis J Navas
Re: APA6 class with LyX?
John Kane jrkrid...@yahoo.ca escribió en el mensaje de
noticias:1355320240.2678.yahoomail...@web162406.mail.bf1.yahoo.com...
From: Uwe Stöhr uwesto...@web.de
To: obregonma...@gmail.com
Cc: lyx-users@lists.lyx.org
Sent: Monday, December 10, 2012 7:34:36 PM
Subject: Re: APA6 class with LyX?
Am 11.12.2012 01:14, schrieb obregonma...@gmail.com:
Each APA-type journal has its own list of document types that it accepts;
these journals are only guided by the APA _style_ conventions. All journals
in psychology etc. that I have come across accept tex manuscripts, as long as
the tex file contains everything the authors use (i.e., macros) and do not
rely on any special latex compiling instructions.
Thanks for the clarification. So a layout for APA 6 is indeed useful.
However, I won't have time to write it and hope that anybody else can
volunteer. if you like, I can review the layout.
thanks and regards
Uwe
Hi Uwe,
That would be great. I am not sure that I have enough knowledge to help but I
certainly would consider it.
One of the reasons I first asked about this was not so much about direct
submission for publication though that is very important--the APA 5th Manual
says that over a 1000 non-APA journals use the Manual but because every
psychology student in North America and from what I see, in at least most of
the English-speaking psychological world uses it in preparing papers plus
French speaking students in Québec. There are suggestions here and there that
the style is used in several (many?) other languages . This also seems to
extend to Education, Nursing and a host of other social science disciplines
that I am not familiar with.
Essentially a paper for these students must conform pretty much exactly to the
equivalent of \documentclass[man,12pt]{apa6}. I don't know know if there is a
hard-science or math equivalent: Perhaps all undergraduate math student
assignments need to match AMA formatting guidelines?
At a rough guess, students in my city with a community college, one small and
one medium sized unviersty probably submit 5,000 APA formatted papers each
year. Also, as others have mentioned, with a bit of minor tweaking APA sets the
style for theses or disertations in a broad range of disciplines. Come to
think of it, other disciplinces with less stringent stylistic demands may well
be very happy with \documentclass[doc,12pt]{apa6}.
So my thought was let's catch them while they are young. From my own experience
and talking to some current students using APA can be a real hassle and a
decent apa6 option in LyX would likely be a real crowd pleaser, especially once
they learned about bibtex.
Universities here in Nicaragua, use APA style for thesis.
Denis J Navas
Re: APA6 class with LyX?
"John Kane" <jrkrid...@yahoo.ca> escribió en el mensaje de
noticias:1355320240.2678.yahoomail...@web162406.mail.bf1.yahoo.com...
From: Uwe Stöhr <uwesto...@web.de>
To: obregonma...@gmail.com
Cc: lyx-users@lists.lyx.org
Sent: Monday, December 10, 2012 7:34:36 PM
Subject: Re: APA6 class with LyX?
Am 11.12.2012 01:14, schrieb obregonma...@gmail.com:
> Each APA-type journal has its own list of document types that it accepts;
> these journals are only guided by the APA _style_ conventions. All journals
> in psychology etc. that I have come across accept tex manuscripts, as long as
> the tex file contains everything the authors use (i.e., macros) and do not
> rely on any special latex compiling instructions.
Thanks for the clarification. So a layout for APA 6 is indeed useful.
However, I won't have time to write it and hope that anybody else can
volunteer. if you like, I can review the layout.
thanks and regards
Uwe
Hi Uwe,
That would be great. I am not sure that I have enough knowledge to help but I
certainly would consider it.
One of the reasons I first asked about this was not so much about direct
submission for publication though that is very important--the APA 5th Manual
says that over a 1000 non-APA journals use the Manual but because every
psychology student in North America and from what I see, in at least most of
the English-speaking psychological world uses it in preparing papers plus
French speaking students in Québec. There are suggestions here and there that
the style is used in several (many?) other languages . This also seems to
extend to Education, Nursing and a host of other social science disciplines
that I am not familiar with.
Essentially a paper for these students must conform pretty much exactly to the
equivalent of \documentclass[man,12pt]{apa6}. I don't know know if there is a
hard-science or math equivalent: Perhaps all undergraduate math student
assignments need to match AMA formatting guidelines?
At a rough guess, students in my city with a community college, one small and
one medium sized unviersty probably submit 5,000 APA formatted papers each
year. Also, as others have mentioned, with a bit of minor tweaking APA sets the
style for theses or disertations in a broad range of disciplines. Come to
think of it, other disciplinces with less stringent stylistic demands may well
be very happy with \documentclass[doc,12pt]{apa6}.
So my thought was let's catch them while they are young. From my own experience
and talking to some current students using APA can be a real hassle and a
decent apa6 option in LyX would likely be a real crowd pleaser, especially once
they learned about bibtex.
Universities here in Nicaragua, use APA style for thesis.
Denis J Navas
Can't read dvi with a portable installation
I am using LyX 2.0.4 in a portable installation (portable LyX). When I try to visualize dvi, I get the following error: C:\USB16\PortableApps\Portableoyx2\Common\Temp\lyx_tmpdir.gq2928\lyx_tmpbuf2\Letterpaper.dvi Letterpaper.dvi isn't the file name of the document I am reading. In preferences -- file formats, I have given the path to yap.exe without success. Someone has some ideas of what I can do? PDF works fine. Thanks, Denis J Navas
Can't read dvi with a portable installation
I am using LyX 2.0.4 in a portable installation (portable LyX). When I try to visualize dvi, I get the following error: C:\USB16\PortableApps\Portableoyx2\Common\Temp\lyx_tmpdir.gq2928\lyx_tmpbuf2\Letterpaper.dvi Letterpaper.dvi isn't the file name of the document I am reading. In preferences -- file formats, I have given the path to yap.exe without success. Someone has some ideas of what I can do? PDF works fine. Thanks, Denis J Navas
Can't read dvi with a portable installation
I am using LyX 2.0.4 in a portable installation (portable LyX). When I try to visualize dvi, I get the following error: C:\USB16\PortableApps\Portableoyx2\Common\Temp\lyx_tmpdir.gq2928\lyx_tmpbuf2\Letterpaper.dvi Letterpaper.dvi isn't the file name of the document I am reading. In preferences -- file formats, I have given the path to yap.exe without success. Someone has some ideas of what I can do? PDF works fine. Thanks, Denis J Navas
Re: Produce PDF/A in Lyx
Are hyperref references part of PDF/A standard? I think they aren't. mendy escribió en el mensaje de noticias:loom.20120912t211434-...@post.gmane.org... Ernesto Posse eposse at cs.queensu.ca writes: Several years ago I had to go through the same thing and it was painful. In the end, after asking around and insisting a bit, they accepted a normal PDF if the thesis was generated with latex (they somehow strangely assumed that everyone used MSWord). You might want to ask in your university about this. However there are tools out there to do this. The script in the following link might work http://www.cs.mcgill.ca/~kwysoc/hacks/#ps2pdfa ...but I haven't tried it. What will work is to use Acrobat Pro/Distiller (not the free version). Unfortunately those are *not* free tools. Good luck. Thanks. I do have access to Distiller (and in fact the free software PDFCreator works as well), but those will produce PDF/A files which do not retain any of the hyperref features! I'll see if i can get the mcgill hack to work. The university is adamant about only accepting pdf/a.
Re: Produce PDF/A in Lyx
Are hyperref references part of PDF/A standard? I think they aren't. mendy escribió en el mensaje de noticias:loom.20120912t211434-...@post.gmane.org... Ernesto Posse eposse at cs.queensu.ca writes: Several years ago I had to go through the same thing and it was painful. In the end, after asking around and insisting a bit, they accepted a normal PDF if the thesis was generated with latex (they somehow strangely assumed that everyone used MSWord). You might want to ask in your university about this. However there are tools out there to do this. The script in the following link might work http://www.cs.mcgill.ca/~kwysoc/hacks/#ps2pdfa ...but I haven't tried it. What will work is to use Acrobat Pro/Distiller (not the free version). Unfortunately those are *not* free tools. Good luck. Thanks. I do have access to Distiller (and in fact the free software PDFCreator works as well), but those will produce PDF/A files which do not retain any of the hyperref features! I'll see if i can get the mcgill hack to work. The university is adamant about only accepting pdf/a.
Re: Produce PDF/A in Lyx
Are hyperref references part of PDF/A standard? I think they aren't. "mendy" escribió en el mensaje de noticias:loom.20120912t211434-...@post.gmane.org... Ernesto Posse cs.queensu.ca> writes: Several years ago I had to go through the same thing and it was painful. In the end, after asking around and insisting a bit, they accepted a normal PDF if the thesis was generated with latex (they somehow strangely assumed that everyone used MSWord). You might want to ask in your university about this. However there are tools out there to do this. The script in the following link might work http://www.cs.mcgill.ca/~kwysoc/hacks/#ps2pdfa ...but I haven't tried it. What will work is to use Acrobat Pro/Distiller (not the free version). Unfortunately those are *not* free tools. Good luck. Thanks. I do have access to Distiller (and in fact the free software PDFCreator works as well), but those will produce PDF/A files which do not retain any of the hyperref features! I'll see if i can get the mcgill hack to work. The university is adamant about only accepting pdf/a.
