PS output won't have all the pages
Hi!
I'm working in a rather big document with loads of diagrams and
equations. So far, lyx 1.0.3 has behaved brilliantly. However since my
parallel port is dead, I want to export the whole document to a postscript
file and print it somewhere else. This was no problem, but now dvips only
exports up to page 14 in my document. The dvi still has 51 pages, and when
invoked from the command line, it will report that it's gone through the 51
pages. However, ghostscript doesn't want to know about anything that goes
over page 14.
Does anyone know what's going on in here? I can supply you with the
"offending" dvi file if you need it.
Thanks
Jose
--
Jose L Gomez Dans PhD student
Radar Communications Group
Department of Electronic Engineering
University of Sheffield UK
PS output won't have all the pages
Hi!
I'm working in a rather big document with loads of diagrams and
equations. So far, lyx 1.0.3 has behaved brilliantly. However since my
parallel port is dead, I want to export the whole document to a postscript
file and print it somewhere else. This was no problem, but now dvips only
exports up to page 14 in my document. The dvi still has 51 pages, and when
invoked from the command line, it will report that it's gone through the 51
pages. However, ghostscript doesn't want to know about anything that goes
over page 14.
Does anyone know what's going on in here? I can supply you with the
"offending" dvi file if you need it.
Thanks
Jose
--
Jose L Gomez Dans PhD student
Radar Communications Group
Department of Electronic Engineering
University of Sheffield UK
PS output won't have all the pages
Hi!
I'm working in a rather big document with loads of diagrams and
equations. So far, lyx 1.0.3 has behaved brilliantly. However since my
parallel port is dead, I want to export the whole document to a postscript
file and print it somewhere else. This was no problem, but now dvips only
exports up to page 14 in my document. The dvi still has 51 pages, and when
invoked from the command line, it will report that it's gone through the 51
pages. However, ghostscript doesn't want to know about anything that goes
over page 14.
Does anyone know what's going on in here? I can supply you with the
"offending" dvi file if you need it.
Thanks
Jose
--
Jose L Gomez Dans PhD student
Radar & Communications Group
Department of Electronic Engineering
University of Sheffield UK
apalike.bst and line wrapping
Hi!
I am using apalike.bst for my bibliography. It works fine, but it
has a minor flaw: if the references are quite long, and they happen to come
towards the end of the line, the program will not split them or anything,
they will just keep on going over the right margin's justification. The
esthetics of this behaviour is rather... erm... unfortunate, to say the
least :), so I'd like to know whether a method exists (hopefully, without
using natbib so I don't have to change all my references into \citep{} or
whatever :D) to actually have them split in two, so that I get [Someone and
Sombody;(1999)] instead of the reference going over the margin.
Tia,
Jose
--
Jose L Gomez Dans PhD student
Radar Communications Group
Department of Electronic Engineering
University of Sheffield UK
apalike.bst and line wrapping
Hi!
I am using apalike.bst for my bibliography. It works fine, but it
has a minor flaw: if the references are quite long, and they happen to come
towards the end of the line, the program will not split them or anything,
they will just keep on going over the right margin's justification. The
esthetics of this behaviour is rather... erm... unfortunate, to say the
least :), so I'd like to know whether a method exists (hopefully, without
using natbib so I don't have to change all my references into \citep{} or
whatever :D) to actually have them split in two, so that I get [Someone and
Sombody;(1999)] instead of the reference going over the margin.
Tia,
Jose
--
Jose L Gomez Dans PhD student
Radar Communications Group
Department of Electronic Engineering
University of Sheffield UK
apalike.bst and line wrapping
Hi!
I am using apalike.bst for my bibliography. It works fine, but it
has a minor flaw: if the references are quite long, and they happen to come
towards the end of the line, the program will not split them or anything,
they will just keep on going over the right margin's justification. The
esthetics of this behaviour is rather... erm... unfortunate, to say the
least :), so I'd like to know whether a method exists (hopefully, without
using natbib so I don't have to change all my references into \citep{} or
whatever :D) to actually have them split in two, so that I get [Someone and
Sombody;(1999)] instead of the reference going over the margin.
Tia,
Jose
--
Jose L Gomez Dans PhD student
Radar & Communications Group
Department of Electronic Engineering
University of Sheffield UK
