Re: could not find example

[Michael Berger]

On 07/14/2015 12:07 PM, Marco Gerlach wrote:



Hey,

could not find my stupid little problem in the archive list. i just 
wanted to start with the the tutorial- i’m sorry- i could not find



beispiel_roh.lyx

or any data in the example folder?
lyx is properly installed.


i’m using OS X 10.10.4
or am i’just looking in the wrong folder?- but could not find the 
data with a normal search...



thanks you,

M.


Have you looked in

/usr/share/lyx/examples/de ?

This would be the right place in a standard installation on a Linux system.

Michael

Re: Text size in margin note

[Michael Berger]

On 07/07/2015 11:25 AM, edu Gpl wrote:

Dear lyx users
Please how i can used \small size for the text of margin note ?
Lyx: 2.2dev
Margin note:
- default margin note
And
- usepackage{capt-of} for figure and table ( margin).

Regards

Try this:
Set the cursor inside the text of your marginal note (in the red box),
then right-click and  Text Style  customized  Size

Michael

Re: Text size in margin note

[Michael Berger]

On 07/07/2015 11:25 AM, edu Gpl wrote:

Dear lyx users
Please how i can used \small size for the text of margin note ?
Lyx: 2.2dev
Margin note:
- default margin note
And
- usepackage{capt-of} for figure and table ( margin).

Regards

Try this:
Set the cursor inside the text of your marginal note (in the red box),
then right-click and  Text Style  customized  Size

Michael

Re: Text size in margin note

[Michael Berger]

On 07/07/2015 11:25 AM, edu Gpl wrote:

Dear lyx users
Please how i can used \small size for the text of margin note ?
Lyx: 2.2dev
Margin note:
- default margin note
And
- usepackage{capt-of} for figure and table ( margin).

Regards

Try this:
Set the cursor inside the text of your marginal note (in the red box),
then right-click and > Text Style > customized > Size

Michael

Re: Bibliography does not print when using biblatex instead of bibtex

[Michael Berger]

On 07/02/2015 09:37 PM, Benedict Holland wrote:
I have been working with biblatex now for over a year. It is 
exceptionally complex. It might actually be too complex to automate. I 
can't even think up a decent UI to present the hundreds of different 
configuration options, and there are probably even more than I use. 
The documentation alone is several hundred pages.


The problem is that bibliogrophy generation is very very complicated. 
It doesn't sound like it should be until you think about the 
dozens---possibly hundreds---of different ways of doing it. Each 
journal has their own unique way. Nothing is standard. There are 
regional differences between the US and the EU. There are also no good 
defaults, even regionally. From a technical perspective (I thought a 
lot about this), it is very challenging. It also has only 1 major 
benefit and that is that biblatex handles unicode flawlessly. Apart 
from that, I don't think it is that unreasonable to assume that if you 
are using biblatex and biber that you are a bit more advanced. You 
might not be a power user but you are also not just a button presser 
either.


BTW, to the person who stated that linux handles paths incorrectly, 
no. Just no. It doesn't. Windows handles paths incorrectly because 
everything is capitalized thanks to really epically bad programming in 
the days of Dos. Unix has always had case specific paths and this is 
way it should be. It just means you, as the end user, need to be a bit 
careful.


~Ben

On Thu, Jul 2, 2015 at 10:13 AM, PhilipPirrip p...@net.hr 
mailto:p...@net.hr wrote:


On 07/02/2015 03:35 AM, Michael Berger wrote:

I hope some good guys will attend to this making the usage of
biblatex
in LyX as easy as that of bibtex.



At least as a hack in the current code that will do this very same
thing (biblatex with natbib compatibility) when biber is selected
as a processor. Wishful thinking... :)




Hi Benedict,
I am definitely not a power user neither am I a button presser 
(fantastic term!).

I find your comment very realistic and fair in every single point, thanks.

First, I would like to express my thanks to every single person who 
commented on resolving my problems - every single line was helpful, no 
matter whether or not it hit the point. To ordinary users *every* 
comment contributes towards the understanding of his/her issue.


re paths
In LyX I now and then used spaces in file names and neither was case 
sensitivity a problem. My problem as per Subject was that one element in 
the path was simply missing - foolish enough, but that was the culprit. :-D
Yet, I appreciate all the comments re case sensitivity and spaces in LyX 
- good to be reminded.


re bibtex vs biblatex
I am happy to have taken the challenge (never ever dreamed of what was 
waiting for me) to compare both on the same document staffed with all 
that linguistic peculiarities. Both version are finally working as 
anticipated.
Within my reach I almost found nothing that could not have been achieved 
with bibtex (I am not saying biblatex has no advantage over  biblatex!). 
But as utilization of biblatex in LyX currently is concerned, it is 
everything but easy - just something for daring people and for all who 
are eager to learn. Just imagine: ... we have to fool LyX!


Cheers to the community and thanks again!

Michael

Re: Bibliography does not print when using biblatex instead of bibtex

[Michael Berger]

On 07/02/2015 09:37 PM, Benedict Holland wrote:
I have been working with biblatex now for over a year. It is 
exceptionally complex. It might actually be too complex to automate. I 
can't even think up a decent UI to present the hundreds of different 
configuration options, and there are probably even more than I use. 
The documentation alone is several hundred pages.


The problem is that bibliogrophy generation is very very complicated. 
It doesn't sound like it should be until you think about the 
dozens---possibly hundreds---of different ways of doing it. Each 
journal has their own unique way. Nothing is standard. There are 
regional differences between the US and the EU. There are also no good 
defaults, even regionally. From a technical perspective (I thought a 
lot about this), it is very challenging. It also has only 1 major 
benefit and that is that biblatex handles unicode flawlessly. Apart 
from that, I don't think it is that unreasonable to assume that if you 
are using biblatex and biber that you are a bit more advanced. You 
might not be a power user but you are also not just a button presser 
either.


BTW, to the person who stated that linux handles paths incorrectly, 
no. Just no. It doesn't. Windows handles paths incorrectly because 
everything is capitalized thanks to really epically bad programming in 
the days of Dos. Unix has always had case specific paths and this is 
way it should be. It just means you, as the end user, need to be a bit 
careful.


~Ben

On Thu, Jul 2, 2015 at 10:13 AM, PhilipPirrip p...@net.hr 
mailto:p...@net.hr wrote:


On 07/02/2015 03:35 AM, Michael Berger wrote:

I hope some good guys will attend to this making the usage of
biblatex
in LyX as easy as that of bibtex.



At least as a hack in the current code that will do this very same
thing (biblatex with natbib compatibility) when biber is selected
as a processor. Wishful thinking... :)




Hi Benedict,
I am definitely not a power user neither am I a button presser 
(fantastic term!).

I find your comment very realistic and fair in every single point, thanks.

First, I would like to express my thanks to every single person who 
commented on resolving my problems - every single line was helpful, no 
matter whether or not it hit the point. To ordinary users *every* 
comment contributes towards the understanding of his/her issue.


re paths
In LyX I now and then used spaces in file names and neither was case 
sensitivity a problem. My problem as per Subject was that one element in 
the path was simply missing - foolish enough, but that was the culprit. :-D
Yet, I appreciate all the comments re case sensitivity and spaces in LyX 
- good to be reminded.


re bibtex vs biblatex
I am happy to have taken the challenge (never ever dreamed of what was 
waiting for me) to compare both on the same document staffed with all 
that linguistic peculiarities. Both version are finally working as 
anticipated.
Within my reach I almost found nothing that could not have been achieved 
with bibtex (I am not saying biblatex has no advantage over  biblatex!). 
But as utilization of biblatex in LyX currently is concerned, it is 
everything but easy - just something for daring people and for all who 
are eager to learn. Just imagine: ... we have to fool LyX!


Cheers to the community and thanks again!

Michael

Re: Bibliography does not print when using biblatex instead of bibtex

[Michael Berger]

On 07/02/2015 09:37 PM, Benedict Holland wrote:
I have been working with biblatex now for over a year. It is 
exceptionally complex. It might actually be too complex to automate. I 
can't even think up a decent UI to present the hundreds of different 
configuration options, and there are probably even more than I use. 
The documentation alone is several hundred pages.


The problem is that bibliogrophy generation is very very complicated. 
It doesn't sound like it should be until you think about the 
dozens---possibly hundreds---of different ways of doing it. Each 
journal has their own unique way. Nothing is standard. There are 
regional differences between the US and the EU. There are also no good 
defaults, even regionally. From a technical perspective (I thought a 
lot about this), it is very challenging. It also has only 1 major 
benefit and that is that biblatex handles unicode flawlessly. Apart 
from that, I don't think it is that unreasonable to assume that if you 
are using biblatex and biber that you are a bit more advanced. You 
might not be a power user but you are also not just a button presser 
either.


BTW, to the person who stated that linux handles paths incorrectly, 
no. Just no. It doesn't. Windows handles paths incorrectly because 
everything is capitalized thanks to really epically bad programming in 
the days of Dos. Unix has always had case specific paths and this is 
way it should be. It just means you, as the end user, need to be a bit 
careful.


~Ben

On Thu, Jul 2, 2015 at 10:13 AM, PhilipPirrip <p...@net.hr 
<mailto:p...@net.hr>> wrote:


On 07/02/2015 03:35 AM, Michael Berger wrote:

I hope some good guys will attend to this making the usage of
biblatex
in LyX as easy as that of bibtex.



At least as a hack in the current code that will do this very same
thing (biblatex with natbib compatibility) when biber is selected
as a processor. Wishful thinking... :)




Hi Benedict,
I am definitely not a power user neither am I a "button presser" 
(fantastic term!).

I find your comment very realistic and fair in every single point, thanks.

First, I would like to express my thanks to every single person who 
commented on resolving my problems - every single line was helpful, no 
matter whether or not it hit the point. To ordinary users *every* 
comment contributes towards the understanding of his/her issue.


re paths
In LyX I now and then used spaces in file names and neither was case 
sensitivity a problem. My problem as per Subject was that one element in 
the path was simply missing - foolish enough, but that was the culprit. :-D
Yet, I appreciate all the comments re case sensitivity and spaces in LyX 
- good to be reminded.


re bibtex vs biblatex
I am happy to have taken the challenge (never ever dreamed of what was 
waiting for me) to compare both on the same document staffed with all 
that linguistic peculiarities. Both version are finally working as 
anticipated.
Within my reach I almost found nothing that could not have been achieved 
with bibtex (I am not saying biblatex has no advantage over  biblatex!). 
But as utilization of biblatex in LyX currently is concerned, it is 
everything but easy - just something for daring people and for all who 
are eager to learn. Just imagine: "... we have to fool LyX"!


Cheers to the community and thanks again!

Michael

Re: dotfill in tabbin or tables

[Michael Berger]

On 07/01/2015 11:47 PM, Csikos Bela wrote:

Dear list members:

I would like to make a table looking someting like this:

Article Title
Product . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ID #
Another product . . . . . . . .  ID #
Third product . . . . . . . . . . .ID #

I tried the tabbing environment but I can't make the dotfill
in it.

What would be a good solution?
Using ERT is not a problem if I have to.

Thanks,

bcsikos



Hi,
have you tried
InsertFormattingHorizontal SpaceHorizontal Fill and the select the 
Fill Pattern (dots)

Hopefully this works in a table as well (havn't tried it)
Michael

Re: Bibliography does not print when using biblatex instead of bibtex

[Michael Berger]

On 07/01/2015 10:25 PM, PhilipPirrip wrote:

On 07/01/2015 03:44 PM, Michael Berger wrote:

However, I also selected under Content all references and ticked Add
bibliography to TOC.



Yeah, but that's only for bibtex. Remember, we are only tricking LyX 
into thinking that it should provide us with the citation dialog.



Use this instead of \printbibliography

\nocite{*}
\printbibliography[heading=bibintoc]



Philip,
great! - that did it!

I hope some good guys will attend to this making the usage of biblatex 
in LyX as easy as that of bibtex.


Many thanks,
Michael

Re: Bibliography does not print when using biblatex instead of bibtex

[Michael Berger]

On 07/01/2015 10:25 PM, PhilipPirrip wrote:

On 07/01/2015 03:44 PM, Michael Berger wrote:

However, I also selected under Content all references and ticked Add
bibliography to TOC.



Yeah, but that's only for bibtex. Remember, we are only tricking LyX 
into thinking that it should provide us with the citation dialog.



Use this instead of \printbibliography

\nocite{*}
\printbibliography[heading=bibintoc]



Philip,
great! - that did it!

I hope some good guys will attend to this making the usage of biblatex 
in LyX as easy as that of bibtex.


Many thanks,
Michael

Re: dotfill in tabbin or tables

[Michael Berger]

On 07/01/2015 11:47 PM, Csikos Bela wrote:

Dear list members:

I would like to make a table looking someting like this:

Article Title
Product . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ID #
Another product . . . . . . . .  ID #
Third product . . . . . . . . . . .ID #

I tried the tabbing environment but I can't make the dotfill
in it.

What would be a good solution?
Using ERT is not a problem if I have to.

Thanks,

bcsikos



Hi,
have you tried
InsertFormattingHorizontal SpaceHorizontal Fill and the select the 
Fill Pattern (dots)

Hopefully this works in a table as well (havn't tried it)
Michael

Re: Bibliography does not print when using biblatex instead of bibtex

[Michael Berger]

On 07/01/2015 10:25 PM, PhilipPirrip wrote:

On 07/01/2015 03:44 PM, Michael Berger wrote:

However, I also selected under Content "all references" and ticked "Add
bibliography to TOC".



Yeah, but that's only for bibtex. Remember, we are only tricking LyX 
into thinking that it should provide us with the citation dialog.



Use this instead of \printbibliography

\nocite{*}
\printbibliography[heading=bibintoc]



Philip,
great! - that did it!

I hope some good guys will attend to this making the usage of biblatex 
in LyX as easy as that of bibtex.


Many thanks,
Michael

Re: dotfill in tabbin or tables

[Michael Berger]

On 07/01/2015 11:47 PM, Csikos Bela wrote:

Dear list members:

I would like to make a "table" looking someting like this:

Article Title
Product . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ID #
Another product . . . . . . . .  ID #
Third product . . . . . . . . . . .ID #

I tried the tabbing environment but I can't make the dotfill
in it.

What would be a good solution?
Using ERT is not a problem if I have to.

Thanks,

bcsikos



Hi,
have you tried
Insert>Formatting>Horizontal Space>Horizontal Fill and the select the 
Fill Pattern (dots)

Hopefully this works in a table as well (havn't tried it)
Michael

Re: Bibliography does not print when using biblatex instead of bibtex

[Michael Berger]

Hi Philip,
thank you, I will check what you said - makes sense. However, if the 
path to my bib-file is wrong, how can I cite references from it?
And: never ever did my system complain capital letters nor spaces in 
file names in any of my numerous LyX documents (before trying biblatex).


Anyway, I will check that too and then report back.

Michael

On 07/01/2015 03:25 PM, PhilipPirrip wrote:

Hi Michael,
There's a lot going on in your example, but what's causing problems 
(if everything else worked before) might be just that you haven't set 
the path to your .bib file in the right way. Path names in Linux are 
case sensitive (yours begins with /Home, which is almost always 
/home), and there's probably user name missing (you have 
/Home/Documents, should probably be /home/michael/Documents).
So please first check this. Use pwd terminal command in the 
directory where your .bib file is, or check the path in the file 
browser (might only show when you press CTRL-L)
If your .lyx and .bib files are in the same directory, I'd suggest 
using this code in your preamble (just replace name_of_your_bib_file.bib)


\newcommand\mybibfile{name_of_your_bib_file.bib}
\ifcsname input@path\endcsname\else\def\input@path{{./}}\fi
\def\@@setabsolutebibname#1#2{\edef\@@absolutebibname{#1#2}}
\expandafter\@@setabsolutebibname\input@path{\mybibfile}
\addbibresource{\@@absolutebibname}

instead of \addbibresource{/Home/Documents/Arbeiten 
Mike/Hausarbeiten/MaHomex_Mike.bib}


This will make your project portable.

Good luck,
Pip



On 07/01/2015 03:59 AM, Michael Berger wrote:

On 06/30/2015 10:58 PM, PhilipPirrip wrote:


It worked for me on Fedora Linux, biber 1.8 + biblatex 2.8a. I used 
the

recipe from the same wiki page.


Attaching a working example, might help.



Hallo Philip,
your example file is working here as anticipated.
So, one may conclude the problem with my attached sample file
(bibliography not printed)  is NOT caused by shortcomings of LyX and
KBibtex but may have to do with my settings.

See attached files. I left the basic structure intact as it might be
significant towards the problem and you can see all my settings .
The paper is using most of special elements needed and typical in
linguistics.

Hence, you probably have to install other package(s), e.g. covington.sty

Thanks and regards,
Michael

Re: Bibliography does not print when using biblatex instead of bibtex

[Michael Berger]

On 07/01/2015 04:10 PM, Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote:
2015-07-01 15:53 GMT+02:00 Scott Kostyshak skost...@lyx.org 
mailto:skost...@lyx.org:


On Wed, Jul 01, 2015 at 03:43:55PM +0200, Michael Berger wrote:
 Hi Philip,
 thank you, I will check what you said - makes sense. However, if
the path to
 my bib-file is wrong, how can I cite references from it?
 And: never ever did my system complain capital letters nor
spaces in file
 names in any of my numerous LyX documents (before trying biblatex).

 Anyway, I will check that too and then report back.

 Michael

Hi Michael,

biblatex is a differnet program than bibtex. One might allow paths
that
are case-insensitive (this is incorrect behavior in my opinion on
Linux) while the other might not. Also note that LyX is a separate
program from the above two, so you might be able to select a reference
from LyX but biblatex not find it (again, because they are separate
programs).



 Also, note that the path for biblatex is set at a different place 
(the preamble) than the path that LyX uses to access the bibliography 
(the bibtex inset). If these two paths are identical, it should work.


Jürgen

Hello Jürgen, Philip,
there is some progress;
I followed Philip's advice and checked the path to the bib file.
in \addbibresource{/home/m39/Documents/Arbeiten Mike/...} the ../mb39/.. 
was missing.

After correcting that the Reference appeared in the PDF document.

However, I also selected under Content all references and ticked Add 
bibliography to TOC.
But that had no effect at all. Only _*cited*_ references are shown and 
the *_TOC has still no bibliography entry_*.


Cheers,
Michael

Re: Bibliography does not print when using biblatex instead of bibtex

[Michael Berger]

On 06/30/2015 10:58 PM, PhilipPirrip wrote:



It worked for me on Fedora Linux, biber 1.8 + biblatex 2.8a. I used the
recipe from the same wiki page.


Attaching a working example, might help.



Hallo Philip,
your example file is working here as anticipated.
So, one may conclude the problem with my attached sample file 
(bibliography not printed)  is NOT caused by shortcomings of LyX and 
KBibtex but may have to do with my settings.


See attached files. I left the basic structure intact as it might be 
significant towards the problem and you can see all my settings .
The paper is using most of special elements needed and typical in 
linguistics.


Hence, you probably have to install other package(s), e.g. covington.sty

Thanks and regards,
Michael
@article{Kana:1999:GRBI,
	author = {Vamarasi \ Marit Kana},
	location = {Canberra},
	publisher = {Pacific Linguistics},
	title = {{Grammatical Relations in Bahasa Indonesia}},
	year = {1999}
}

@article{Wohlgemuth:2003:DDdBI,
	author = {Wohlgemuth},
	location = {Berlin},
	publisher = {Wei{\ss}ensee Verlag},
	title = {{Das Diathesesystem der Bahasa Indonesia}},
	year = {2003}
}

@article{Pustejovsky:1992:,
	author = {Pustejovsky},
	year = {1992}
}

@article{Vamarasi:1999:,
	author = {Vamarasi},
	year = {1999}
}



testfile_biblatex.lyx
Description: application/lyx

Re: Bibliography does not print when using biblatex instead of bibtex

[Michael Berger]

On 06/30/2015 06:10 PM, Johannes Böttcher wrote:



On 06/30/2015 11:19 AM, Michael Berger wrote:
PS: as advised under Known problems I did 'biber --cache' which 
resulted in:

No cache - you are not running the PAR: Packer executable of biber

What might be the problem here?



Do you have up-to-date versions of biblatex (3.0) and biber (2.1)?


Johannes


Thanks Johannes,
I believe to have the latest stable versions of
texlive-biber = 2013.84.1.6svn30591-17.1.7
kbibtex = 0.5.1.-2.2
both provided by my YAST software manager.
Next I am preparing a sample file.

cheers,
Michael

Re: Bibliography does not print when using biblatex instead of bibtex

[Michael Berger]

On 06/30/2015 06:10 PM, Johannes Böttcher wrote:



On 06/30/2015 11:19 AM, Michael Berger wrote:
PS: as advised under Known problems I did 'biber --cache' which 
resulted in:

No cache - you are not running the PAR: Packer executable of biber

What might be the problem here?



Do you have up-to-date versions of biblatex (3.0) and biber (2.1)?


Johannes


Thanks Johannes,
I believe to have the latest stable versions of
texlive-biber = 2013.84.1.6svn30591-17.1.7
kbibtex = 0.5.1.-2.2
both provided by my YAST software manager.
Next I am preparing a sample file.

cheers,
Michael

Re: Bibliography does not print when using biblatex instead of bibtex

[Michael Berger]

On 06/30/2015 10:58 PM, PhilipPirrip wrote:



It worked for me on Fedora Linux, biber 1.8 + biblatex 2.8a. I used the
recipe from the same wiki page.


Attaching a working example, might help.



Hallo Philip,
your example file is working here as anticipated.
So, one may conclude the problem with my attached sample file 
(bibliography not printed)  is NOT caused by shortcomings of LyX and 
KBibtex but may have to do with my settings.


See attached files. I left the basic structure intact as it might be 
significant towards the problem and you can see all my settings .
The paper is using most of special elements needed and typical in 
linguistics.


Hence, you probably have to install other package(s), e.g. covington.sty

Thanks and regards,
Michael
@article{Kana:1999:GRBI,
	author = {Vamarasi \ Marit Kana},
	location = {Canberra},
	publisher = {Pacific Linguistics},
	title = {{Grammatical Relations in Bahasa Indonesia}},
	year = {1999}
}

@article{Wohlgemuth:2003:DDdBI,
	author = {Wohlgemuth},
	location = {Berlin},
	publisher = {Wei{\ss}ensee Verlag},
	title = {{Das Diathesesystem der Bahasa Indonesia}},
	year = {2003}
}

@article{Pustejovsky:1992:,
	author = {Pustejovsky},
	year = {1992}
}

@article{Vamarasi:1999:,
	author = {Vamarasi},
	year = {1999}
}



testfile_biblatex.lyx
Description: application/lyx

Re: Bibliography does not print when using biblatex instead of bibtex

[Michael Berger]

Hi Philip,
thank you, I will check what you said - makes sense. However, if the 
path to my bib-file is wrong, how can I cite references from it?
And: never ever did my system complain capital letters nor spaces in 
file names in any of my numerous LyX documents (before trying biblatex).


Anyway, I will check that too and then report back.

Michael

On 07/01/2015 03:25 PM, PhilipPirrip wrote:

Hi Michael,
There's a lot going on in your example, but what's causing problems 
(if everything else worked before) might be just that you haven't set 
the path to your .bib file in the right way. Path names in Linux are 
case sensitive (yours begins with /Home, which is almost always 
/home), and there's probably user name missing (you have 
/Home/Documents, should probably be /home/michael/Documents).
So please first check this. Use pwd terminal command in the 
directory where your .bib file is, or check the path in the file 
browser (might only show when you press CTRL-L)
If your .lyx and .bib files are in the same directory, I'd suggest 
using this code in your preamble (just replace name_of_your_bib_file.bib)


\newcommand\mybibfile{name_of_your_bib_file.bib}
\ifcsname input@path\endcsname\else\def\input@path{{./}}\fi
\def\@@setabsolutebibname#1#2{\edef\@@absolutebibname{#1#2}}
\expandafter\@@setabsolutebibname\input@path{\mybibfile}
\addbibresource{\@@absolutebibname}

instead of \addbibresource{/Home/Documents/Arbeiten 
Mike/Hausarbeiten/MaHomex_Mike.bib}


This will make your project portable.

Good luck,
Pip



On 07/01/2015 03:59 AM, Michael Berger wrote:

On 06/30/2015 10:58 PM, PhilipPirrip wrote:


It worked for me on Fedora Linux, biber 1.8 + biblatex 2.8a. I used 
the

recipe from the same wiki page.


Attaching a working example, might help.



Hallo Philip,
your example file is working here as anticipated.
So, one may conclude the problem with my attached sample file
(bibliography not printed)  is NOT caused by shortcomings of LyX and
KBibtex but may have to do with my settings.

See attached files. I left the basic structure intact as it might be
significant towards the problem and you can see all my settings .
The paper is using most of special elements needed and typical in
linguistics.

Hence, you probably have to install other package(s), e.g. covington.sty

Thanks and regards,
Michael

Re: Bibliography does not print when using biblatex instead of bibtex

[Michael Berger]

On 07/01/2015 04:10 PM, Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote:
2015-07-01 15:53 GMT+02:00 Scott Kostyshak skost...@lyx.org 
mailto:skost...@lyx.org:


On Wed, Jul 01, 2015 at 03:43:55PM +0200, Michael Berger wrote:
 Hi Philip,
 thank you, I will check what you said - makes sense. However, if
the path to
 my bib-file is wrong, how can I cite references from it?
 And: never ever did my system complain capital letters nor
spaces in file
 names in any of my numerous LyX documents (before trying biblatex).

 Anyway, I will check that too and then report back.

 Michael

Hi Michael,

biblatex is a differnet program than bibtex. One might allow paths
that
are case-insensitive (this is incorrect behavior in my opinion on
Linux) while the other might not. Also note that LyX is a separate
program from the above two, so you might be able to select a reference
from LyX but biblatex not find it (again, because they are separate
programs).



 Also, note that the path for biblatex is set at a different place 
(the preamble) than the path that LyX uses to access the bibliography 
(the bibtex inset). If these two paths are identical, it should work.


Jürgen

Hello Jürgen, Philip,
there is some progress;
I followed Philip's advice and checked the path to the bib file.
in \addbibresource{/home/m39/Documents/Arbeiten Mike/...} the ../mb39/.. 
was missing.

After correcting that the Reference appeared in the PDF document.

However, I also selected under Content all references and ticked Add 
bibliography to TOC.
But that had no effect at all. Only _*cited*_ references are shown and 
the *_TOC has still no bibliography entry_*.


Cheers,
Michael

Re: Bibliography does not print when using biblatex instead of bibtex

[Michael Berger]

On 06/30/2015 06:10 PM, Johannes Böttcher wrote:



On 06/30/2015 11:19 AM, Michael Berger wrote:
PS: as advised under "Known problems" I did 'biber --cache' which 
resulted in:

"No cache - you are not running the PAR: Packer executable of biber"

What might be the problem here?



Do you have up-to-date versions of biblatex (3.0) and biber (2.1)?


Johannes


Thanks Johannes,
I believe to have the latest stable versions of
texlive-biber = 2013.84.1.6svn30591-17.1.7
kbibtex = 0.5.1.-2.2
both provided by my YAST software manager.
Next I am preparing a sample file.

cheers,
Michael

Re: Bibliography does not print when using biblatex instead of bibtex

[Michael Berger]

On 06/30/2015 10:58 PM, PhilipPirrip wrote:



It worked for me on Fedora Linux, biber 1.8 + biblatex 2.8a. I used the
recipe from the same wiki page.


Attaching a working example, might help.



Hallo Philip,
your example file is working here as anticipated.
So, one may conclude the problem with my attached sample file 
(bibliography not printed)  is NOT caused by shortcomings of LyX and 
KBibtex but may have to do with my settings.


See attached files. I left the basic structure intact as it might be 
significant towards the problem and you can see all my settings .
The paper is using most of special elements needed and typical in 
linguistics.


Hence, you probably have to install other package(s), e.g. covington.sty

Thanks and regards,
Michael
@article{Kana:1999:GRBI,
	author = {Vamarasi \& Marit Kana},
	location = {Canberra},
	publisher = {Pacific Linguistics},
	title = {{Grammatical Relations in Bahasa Indonesia}},
	year = {1999}
}

@article{Wohlgemuth:2003:DDdBI,
	author = {Wohlgemuth},
	location = {Berlin},
	publisher = {Wei{\ss}ensee Verlag},
	title = {{Das Diathesesystem der Bahasa Indonesia}},
	year = {2003}
}

@article{Pustejovsky:1992:,
	author = {Pustejovsky},
	year = {1992}
}

@article{Vamarasi:1999:,
	author = {Vamarasi},
	year = {1999}
}



testfile_biblatex.lyx
Description: application/lyx

Re: Bibliography does not print when using biblatex instead of bibtex

[Michael Berger]

Hi Philip,
thank you, I will check what you said - makes sense. However, if the 
path to my bib-file is wrong, how can I cite references from it?
And: never ever did my system complain capital letters nor spaces in 
file names in any of my numerous LyX documents (before trying biblatex).


Anyway, I will check that too and then report back.

Michael

On 07/01/2015 03:25 PM, PhilipPirrip wrote:

Hi Michael,
There's a lot going on in your example, but what's causing problems 
(if everything else worked before) might be just that you haven't set 
the path to your .bib file in the right way. Path names in Linux are 
case sensitive (yours begins with /Home, which is almost always 
/home), and there's probably user name missing (you have 
/Home/Documents, should probably be /home/michael/Documents).
So please first check this. Use "pwd" terminal command in the 
directory where your .bib file is, or check the path in the file 
browser (might only show when you press CTRL-L)
If your .lyx and .bib files are in the same directory, I'd suggest 
using this code in your preamble (just replace name_of_your_bib_file.bib)


\newcommand\mybibfile{name_of_your_bib_file.bib}
\ifcsname input@path\endcsname\else\def\input@path{{./}}\fi
\def\@@setabsolutebibname#1#2{\edef\@@absolutebibname{#1#2}}
\expandafter\@@setabsolutebibname\input@path{\mybibfile}
\addbibresource{\@@absolutebibname}

instead of \addbibresource{/Home/Documents/Arbeiten 
Mike/Hausarbeiten/MaHomex_Mike.bib}


This will make your project portable.

Good luck,
Pip



On 07/01/2015 03:59 AM, Michael Berger wrote:

On 06/30/2015 10:58 PM, PhilipPirrip wrote:


It worked for me on Fedora Linux, biber 1.8 + biblatex 2.8a. I used 
the

recipe from the same wiki page.


Attaching a working example, might help.



Hallo Philip,
your example file is working here as anticipated.
So, one may conclude the problem with my attached sample file
(bibliography not printed)  is NOT caused by shortcomings of LyX and
KBibtex but may have to do with my settings.

See attached files. I left the basic structure intact as it might be
significant towards the problem and you can see all my settings .
The paper is using most of special elements needed and typical in
linguistics.

Hence, you probably have to install other package(s), e.g. covington.sty

Thanks and regards,
Michael

Re: Bibliography does not print when using biblatex instead of bibtex

[Michael Berger]

On 07/01/2015 04:10 PM, Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote:
2015-07-01 15:53 GMT+02:00 Scott Kostyshak <skost...@lyx.org 
<mailto:skost...@lyx.org>>:


On Wed, Jul 01, 2015 at 03:43:55PM +0200, Michael Berger wrote:
> Hi Philip,
> thank you, I will check what you said - makes sense. However, if
the path to
> my bib-file is wrong, how can I cite references from it?
> And: never ever did my system complain capital letters nor
spaces in file
> names in any of my numerous LyX documents (before trying biblatex).
>
> Anyway, I will check that too and then report back.
>
> Michael

Hi Michael,

biblatex is a differnet program than bibtex. One might allow paths
that
are case-insensitive (this is incorrect behavior in my opinion on
Linux) while the other might not. Also note that LyX is a separate
program from the above two, so you might be able to select a reference
from LyX but biblatex not find it (again, because they are separate
programs).



 Also, note that the path for biblatex is set at a different place 
(the preamble) than the path that LyX uses to access the bibliography 
(the bibtex inset). If these two paths are identical, it should work.


Jürgen

Hello Jürgen, Philip,
there is some progress;
I followed Philip's advice and checked the path to the bib file.
in \addbibresource{/home/m39/Documents/Arbeiten Mike/...} the ../mb39/.. 
was missing.

After correcting that the Reference appeared in the PDF document.

However, I also selected under Content "all references" and ticked "Add 
bibliography to TOC".
But that had no effect at all. Only _*cited*_ references are shown and 
the *_TOC has still no bibliography entry_*.


Cheers,
Michael

Bibliography does not print when using biblatex instead of bibtex

[Michael Berger]

Dear Friends of LyX,
I used bibtex in various documentswith single and sectioned 
bibliographies and that worked without problems.
Then I decided to try using biblatex on one of these documents and found 
Using biblatex with LyX in wiki.lyx.org/Bibtex/Biblatex.
I followed this guide step by step but neither shows thebibliography in 
the text nor in PDf nor does it print.


I am using:
openSUSE 13.2, KDE
LyX 2.1.2
my collection of references is managed in KBibTeX version 0.5.1

PS: as advised under Known problems I did 'biber --cache' which 
resulted in:

No cache - you are not running the PAR: Packer executable of biber

What might be the problem here?

Thanks and regards


Michael Berger, Dipl. Ing.
Im Borngrund 7a
D-35606 Solms
id...@online.de
Fon: +49 6442 706509
Fax: 032121247536
Linux member

Bibliography does not print when using biblatex instead of bibtex

[Michael Berger]

Dear Friends of LyX,
I used bibtex in various documentswith single and sectioned 
bibliographies and that worked without problems.
Then I decided to try using biblatex on one of these documents and found 
Using biblatex with LyX in wiki.lyx.org/Bibtex/Biblatex.
I followed this guide step by step but neither shows thebibliography in 
the text nor in PDf nor does it print.


I am using:
openSUSE 13.2, KDE
LyX 2.1.2
my collection of references is managed in KBibTeX version 0.5.1

PS: as advised under Known problems I did 'biber --cache' which 
resulted in:

No cache - you are not running the PAR: Packer executable of biber

What might be the problem here?

Thanks and regards


Michael Berger, Dipl. Ing.
Im Borngrund 7a
D-35606 Solms
id...@online.de
Fon: +49 6442 706509
Fax: 032121247536
Linux member

Bibliography does not print after switching to biblatex

[Michael Berger]

Dear Friends of LyX,
I used bibtex in various documents with single and sectioned bibliographies
and that worked without problems.
Then I decided to try using biblatex on one of these documents and found
Using biblatex with LyX in the wiki.lyx.org/Bibtex/Biblatex.
I followed this guide step by step and can cite the references but the
bibliography does not show in the LyX-text nor in PDf nor does it print.

I am using:
openSUSE 13.2, KDE
LyX 2.1.2
my collection of references is managed in KBibTeX version 0.5.1

PS: as advised under Known problems I did 'biber --cache' which resulted in:
No cache - you are not running the PAR: Packer executable of biber

What might be the problem here?

Thanks and regards


Michael Berger, Dipl. Ing.
Im Borngrund 7a
D-35606 Solms
id...@online.de
Fon: +49 6442 706509
Fax: 032121247536

Bibliography does not print when using biblatex instead of bibtex

[Michael Berger]

Dear Friends of LyX,
I used bibtex in various documentswith single and sectioned 
bibliographies and that worked without problems.
Then I decided to try using biblatex on one of these documents and found 
Using biblatex with LyX in wiki.lyx.org/Bibtex/Biblatex.
I followed this guide step by step but neither shows thebibliography in 
the text nor in PDf nor does it print.


I am using:
openSUSE 13.2, KDE
LyX 2.1.2
my collection of references is managed in KBibTeX version 0.5.1

PS: as advised under Known problems I did 'biber --cache' which 
resulted in:

No cache - you are not running the PAR: Packer executable of biber

What might be the problem here?

Thanks and regards


Michael Berger, Dipl. Ing.
Im Borngrund 7a
D-35606 Solms
id...@online.de
Fon: +49 6442 706509
Fax: 032121247536
Linux member

Bibliography does not print after switching to biblatex

[Michael Berger]

Dear Friends of LyX,
I used bibtex in various documents with single and sectioned bibliographies
and that worked without problems.
Then I decided to try using biblatex on one of these documents and found
Using biblatex with LyX in the wiki.lyx.org/Bibtex/Biblatex.
I followed this guide step by step and can cite the references but the
bibliography does not show in the LyX-text nor in PDf nor does it print.

I am using:
openSUSE 13.2, KDE
LyX 2.1.2
my collection of references is managed in KBibTeX version 0.5.1

PS: as advised under Known problems I did 'biber --cache' which resulted in:
No cache - you are not running the PAR: Packer executable of biber

What might be the problem here?

Thanks and regards


Michael Berger, Dipl. Ing.
Im Borngrund 7a
D-35606 Solms
id...@online.de
Fon: +49 6442 706509
Fax: 032121247536

Bibliography does not print when using biblatex instead of bibtex

[Michael Berger]

Dear Friends of LyX,
I used bibtex in various documentswith single and sectioned 
bibliographies and that worked without problems.
Then I decided to try using biblatex on one of these documents and found 
Using biblatex with LyX in wiki.lyx.org/Bibtex/Biblatex.
I followed this guide step by step but neither shows thebibliography in 
the text nor in PDf nor does it print.


I am using:
openSUSE 13.2, KDE
LyX 2.1.2
my collection of references is managed in KBibTeX version 0.5.1

PS: as advised under Known problems I did 'biber --cache' which 
resulted in:

No cache - you are not running the PAR: Packer executable of biber

What might be the problem here?

Thanks and regards


Michael Berger, Dipl. Ing.
Im Borngrund 7a
D-35606 Solms
id...@online.de
Fon: +49 6442 706509
Fax: 032121247536
Linux member

Bibliography does not print when using biblatex instead of bibtex

[Michael Berger]

Dear Friends of LyX,
I used bibtex in various documentswith single and sectioned 
bibliographies and that worked without problems.
Then I decided to try using biblatex on one of these documents and found 
"Using biblatex with LyX" in wiki.lyx.org/Bibtex/Biblatex.
I followed this guide step by step but neither shows thebibliography in 
the text nor in PDf nor does it print.


I am using:
openSUSE 13.2, KDE
LyX 2.1.2
my collection of references is managed in KBibTeX version 0.5.1

PS: as advised under "Known problems" I did 'biber --cache' which 
resulted in:

"No cache - you are not running the PAR: Packer executable of biber"

What might be the problem here?

Thanks and regards


Michael Berger, Dipl. Ing.
Im Borngrund 7a
D-35606 Solms
id...@online.de
Fon: +49 6442 706509
Fax: 032121247536
Linux member

Bibliography does not print after switching to biblatex

[Michael Berger]

Dear Friends of LyX,
I used bibtex in various documents with single and sectioned bibliographies
and that worked without problems.
Then I decided to try using biblatex on one of these documents and found
"Using biblatex with LyX" in the wiki.lyx.org/Bibtex/Biblatex.
I followed this guide step by step and can cite the references but the
bibliography does not show in the LyX-text nor in PDf nor does it print.

I am using:
openSUSE 13.2, KDE
LyX 2.1.2
my collection of references is managed in KBibTeX version 0.5.1

PS: as advised under "Known problems" I did 'biber --cache' which resulted in:
"No cache - you are not running the PAR: Packer executable of biber"

What might be the problem here?

Thanks and regards


Michael Berger, Dipl. Ing.
Im Borngrund 7a
D-35606 Solms
id...@online.de
Fon: +49 6442 706509
Fax: 032121247536

Bibliography does not print when using biblatex instead of bibtex

[Michael Berger]

Dear Friends of LyX,
I used bibtex in various documentswith single and sectioned 
bibliographies and that worked without problems.
Then I decided to try using biblatex on one of these documents and found 
"Using biblatex with LyX" in wiki.lyx.org/Bibtex/Biblatex.
I followed this guide step by step but neither shows thebibliography in 
the text nor in PDf nor does it print.


I am using:
openSUSE 13.2, KDE
LyX 2.1.2
my collection of references is managed in KBibTeX version 0.5.1

PS: as advised under "Known problems" I did 'biber --cache' which 
resulted in:

"No cache - you are not running the PAR: Packer executable of biber"

What might be the problem here?

Thanks and regards


Michael Berger, Dipl. Ing.
Im Borngrund 7a
D-35606 Solms
id...@online.de
Fon: +49 6442 706509
Fax: 032121247536
Linux member

Re: citing references from different kbibtex files

[Michael Berger]

On 06/17/2015 05:24 PM, Richard Heck wrote:

On 06/17/2015 01:12 AM, Michael Berger wrote:

On 06/16/2015 04:57 PM, Richard Heck wrote:

On 06/16/2015 08:15 AM, Michael Berger wrote:

Dear Friends of LyX,
I am using KBibTeX (openSUSE 13.2, KDE) as the bibliography 
managerfor my several linguistic documents.


My question:
If I had to cite references in a LyX-document from different 
kbibtexfiles (ling1.bib, ling2.bib lingx.bib) 


Just choose each of these files in the BibTeX dialog. Presumably you 
have already provided one.


Richard


Thanks Wolfgang and Richard,
Looks like I could not make myself clear enough - sorry for that.

What I meant was to cite references from two or more different bibtex 
files in a somewhat simpler way than loading the second, third or 
fourth file into the document and activating the 'Sectioned 
bibliography' option under Bibliography Style in LyX's Document 
setting dialog.


You only need to do sectioned bibliographies if you want to references 
to be separate somehow. If you just want them all in one place, then 
just choose the various files.


Richard


Hi Richard,
thanks for your info. That is exactly what I found out yesterday by myself.
Some weeks ago I had to write a thesis with four bibliographies each 
with respective names  for a special linguistic category.
Now, that worked eventually after I activated the sectioned bibliography 
option but not without adding some other tricks Jürgen Spitzmüller told 
me. That's probably the reason why I did not think of trying the most 
obvious thing.


Thanks for your input.

Michael

Re: citing references from different kbibtex files

[Michael Berger]

On 06/17/2015 05:24 PM, Richard Heck wrote:

On 06/17/2015 01:12 AM, Michael Berger wrote:

On 06/16/2015 04:57 PM, Richard Heck wrote:

On 06/16/2015 08:15 AM, Michael Berger wrote:

Dear Friends of LyX,
I am using KBibTeX (openSUSE 13.2, KDE) as the bibliography 
managerfor my several linguistic documents.


My question:
If I had to cite references in a LyX-document from different 
kbibtexfiles (ling1.bib, ling2.bib lingx.bib) 


Just choose each of these files in the BibTeX dialog. Presumably you 
have already provided one.


Richard


Thanks Wolfgang and Richard,
Looks like I could not make myself clear enough - sorry for that.

What I meant was to cite references from two or more different bibtex 
files in a somewhat simpler way than loading the second, third or 
fourth file into the document and activating the 'Sectioned 
bibliography' option under Bibliography Style in LyX's Document 
setting dialog.


You only need to do sectioned bibliographies if you want to references 
to be separate somehow. If you just want them all in one place, then 
just choose the various files.


Richard


Hi Richard,
thanks for your info. That is exactly what I found out yesterday by myself.
Some weeks ago I had to write a thesis with four bibliographies each 
with respective names  for a special linguistic category.
Now, that worked eventually after I activated the sectioned bibliography 
option but not without adding some other tricks Jürgen Spitzmüller told 
me. That's probably the reason why I did not think of trying the most 
obvious thing.


Thanks for your input.

Michael

Re: citing references from different kbibtex files

[Michael Berger]

On 06/17/2015 05:24 PM, Richard Heck wrote:

On 06/17/2015 01:12 AM, Michael Berger wrote:

On 06/16/2015 04:57 PM, Richard Heck wrote:

On 06/16/2015 08:15 AM, Michael Berger wrote:

Dear Friends of LyX,
I am using KBibTeX (openSUSE 13.2, KDE) as the bibliography 
managerfor my several linguistic documents.


My question:
If I had to cite references in a LyX-document from different 
kbibtexfiles (ling1.bib, ling2.bib lingx.bib) 


Just choose each of these files in the BibTeX dialog. Presumably you 
have already provided one.


Richard


Thanks Wolfgang and Richard,
Looks like I could not make myself clear enough - sorry for that.

What I meant was to cite references from two or more different bibtex 
files in a somewhat simpler way than loading the second, third or 
fourth file into the document and activating the 'Sectioned 
bibliography' option under Bibliography Style in LyX's Document 
setting dialog.


You only need to do sectioned bibliographies if you want to references 
to be separate somehow. If you just want them all in one place, then 
just choose the various files.


Richard


Hi Richard,
thanks for your info. That is exactly what I found out yesterday by myself.
Some weeks ago I had to write a thesis with four bibliographies each 
with respective names  for a special linguistic category.
Now, that worked eventually after I activated the sectioned bibliography 
option but not without adding some other tricks Jürgen Spitzmüller told 
me. That's probably the reason why I did not think of trying the most 
obvious thing.


Thanks for your input.

Michael

citing references from different kbibtex files

[Michael Berger]

Dear Friends of LyX,
I am using KBibTeX (openSUSE 13.2, KDE) as the bibliography managerfor 
my several linguistic documents.


My question:
If I had to cite references in a LyX-document from different 
kbibtexfiles (ling1.bib, ling2.bib lingx.bib) how could this be done 
- if at all? What are the possible alternatives to having a single very 
big reference database?


Thanks and cheers!

Michael Berger, Dipl. Ing.
Im Borngrund 7a
D-35606 Solms
id...@online.de
Fon: +49 6442 706509
Fax: 032121247536
Linux member

Re: citing references from different kbibtex files

[Michael Berger]

On 06/16/2015 04:57 PM, Richard Heck wrote:

On 06/16/2015 08:15 AM, Michael Berger wrote:

Dear Friends of LyX,
I am using KBibTeX (openSUSE 13.2, KDE) as the bibliography 
managerfor my several linguistic documents.


My question:
If I had to cite references in a LyX-document from different 
kbibtexfiles (ling1.bib, ling2.bib lingx.bib) 


Just choose each of these files in the BibTeX dialog. Presumably you 
have already provided one.


Richard


Thanks Wolfgang and Richard,
Looks like I could not make myself clear enough - sorry for that.

What I meant was to cite references from two or more different bibtex 
files in a somewhat simpler way than loading the second, third or fourth 
file into the document and activating the 'Sectioned bibliography' 
option under Bibliography Style in LyX's Document setting dialog.
On second thought I think that my idea is of insignificant advantage and 
should be happy with the way Lyx is offering.


Sorry for the turbulence!

Michael

citing references from different kbibtex files

[Michael Berger]

Dear Friends of LyX,
I am using KBibTeX (openSUSE 13.2, KDE) as the bibliography managerfor 
my several linguistic documents.


My question:
If I had to cite references in a LyX-document from different 
kbibtexfiles (ling1.bib, ling2.bib lingx.bib) how could this be done 
- if at all? What are the possible alternatives to having a single very 
big reference database?


Thanks and cheers!

Michael Berger, Dipl. Ing.
Im Borngrund 7a
D-35606 Solms
id...@online.de
Fon: +49 6442 706509
Fax: 032121247536
Linux member

Re: citing references from different kbibtex files

[Michael Berger]

On 06/16/2015 04:57 PM, Richard Heck wrote:

On 06/16/2015 08:15 AM, Michael Berger wrote:

Dear Friends of LyX,
I am using KBibTeX (openSUSE 13.2, KDE) as the bibliography 
managerfor my several linguistic documents.


My question:
If I had to cite references in a LyX-document from different 
kbibtexfiles (ling1.bib, ling2.bib lingx.bib) 


Just choose each of these files in the BibTeX dialog. Presumably you 
have already provided one.


Richard


Thanks Wolfgang and Richard,
Looks like I could not make myself clear enough - sorry for that.

What I meant was to cite references from two or more different bibtex 
files in a somewhat simpler way than loading the second, third or fourth 
file into the document and activating the 'Sectioned bibliography' 
option under Bibliography Style in LyX's Document setting dialog.
On second thought I think that my idea is of insignificant advantage and 
should be happy with the way Lyx is offering.


Sorry for the turbulence!

Michael

citing references from different kbibtex files

[Michael Berger]

Dear Friends of LyX,
I am using KBibTeX (openSUSE 13.2, KDE) as the bibliography managerfor 
my several linguistic documents.


My question:
If I had to cite references in a LyX-document from different 
kbibtexfiles (ling1.bib, ling2.bib lingx.bib) how could this be done 
- if at all? What are the possible alternatives to having a single very 
big reference database?


Thanks and cheers!

Michael Berger, Dipl. Ing.
Im Borngrund 7a
D-35606 Solms
id...@online.de
Fon: +49 6442 706509
Fax: 032121247536
Linux member

Re: citing references from different kbibtex files

[Michael Berger]

On 06/16/2015 04:57 PM, Richard Heck wrote:

On 06/16/2015 08:15 AM, Michael Berger wrote:

Dear Friends of LyX,
I am using KBibTeX (openSUSE 13.2, KDE) as the bibliography 
managerfor my several linguistic documents.


My question:
If I had to cite references in a LyX-document from different 
kbibtexfiles (ling1.bib, ling2.bib lingx.bib) 


Just choose each of these files in the BibTeX dialog. Presumably you 
have already provided one.


Richard


Thanks Wolfgang and Richard,
Looks like I could not make myself clear enough - sorry for that.

What I meant was to cite references from two or more different bibtex 
files in a somewhat simpler way than loading the second, third or fourth 
file into the document and activating the 'Sectioned bibliography' 
option under Bibliography Style in LyX's Document setting dialog.
On second thought I think that my idea is of insignificant advantage and 
should be happy with the way Lyx is offering.


Sorry for the turbulence!

Michael

dotted lines in a nomenclature

[Michael Berger]

Hi,
I am writing a linguistc paper (KOMA-Script Article) and need dotted 
lines between the Symbol and the Description of the nomenclatur.
Trying around with '\renewcommand' in an ERT-box I get dotted lines 
almost everywhere but not between the Symbol and the Description.

Can somebody help with the right code, please? (or another approach)
**
Thanks and regards

Michael

Re: dotted lines in a nomenclature

[Michael Berger]

Michael Berger idest at online.de writes:

 
 
 Hi,
   I am writing a linguistc paper (KOMA-Script Article) and need
   dotted lines between the Symbol and the Description of the nomenclatur.
   Trying around with '\renewcommand' in an ERT-box I get dotted
   lines almost everywhere but not between the Symbol and the
   Description.
   Can somebody help with the right code, please? (or another
   approach)
     
   Thanks and regards
   Michael
 
just resolved it myself:
\renewcommand{\nomlabel}[1]{#1 \dotfill}

Michael  

dotted lines in a nomenclature

[Michael Berger]

Hi,
I am writing a linguistc paper (KOMA-Script Article) and need dotted 
lines between the Symbol and the Description of the nomenclatur.
Trying around with '\renewcommand' in an ERT-box I get dotted lines 
almost everywhere but not between the Symbol and the Description.

Can somebody help with the right code, please? (or another approach)
**
Thanks and regards

Michael

Re: dotted lines in a nomenclature

[Michael Berger]

Michael Berger idest at online.de writes:

 
 
 Hi,
   I am writing a linguistc paper (KOMA-Script Article) and need
   dotted lines between the Symbol and the Description of the nomenclatur.
   Trying around with '\renewcommand' in an ERT-box I get dotted
   lines almost everywhere but not between the Symbol and the
   Description.
   Can somebody help with the right code, please? (or another
   approach)
     
   Thanks and regards
   Michael
 
just resolved it myself:
\renewcommand{\nomlabel}[1]{#1 \dotfill}

Michael  

dotted lines in a nomenclature

[Michael Berger]

Hi,
I am writing a linguistc paper (KOMA-Script Article) and need dotted 
lines between the Symbol and the Description of the nomenclatur.
Trying around with '\renewcommand' in an ERT-box I get dotted lines 
almost everywhere but not between the Symbol and the Description.

Can somebody help with the right code, please? (or another approach)
**
Thanks and regards

Michael

Re: dotted lines in a nomenclature

[Michael Berger]

Michael Berger  online.de> writes:

> 
> 
> Hi,
>   I am writing a linguistc paper (KOMA-Script Article) and need
>   dotted lines between the Symbol and the Description of the nomenclatur.
>   Trying around with '\renewcommand' in an ERT-box I get dotted
>   lines almost everywhere but not between the Symbol and the
>   Description.
>   Can somebody help with the right code, please? (or another
>   approach)
>     
>   Thanks and regards
>   Michael
> 
just resolved it myself:
\renewcommand{\nomlabel}[1]{#1 \dotfill}

Michael  

renaming nomname to Glossar

[Michael Berger]

Hello Jürgen, Wolfgang

Jürgen, you had suggested the following to Wolfgang:

in Preamble
\AtBeginDocument{\renewcommand\nomname{Glossar}}
in Text
\clearpage\markboth{\nomname}{\nomname}

In a linguistic paper (KOMA-Script Article) I'd achieved some time ago 
the same with the following Preamble and nothing in the Text


\usepackage[style=long,nolist]{glossaries}

\usepackage{multicol}

\usepackage{xcolor}

\usepackage{ulem}

\def\nompreamble{\addcontentsline{toc}{section}{\nomname}\markboth{\nomname}{\nomname}}

\AtBeginDocument{\renewcommand\nomname{Glossary \ Nomenclature}}


Is this an alternative or another issue or has it perhaps to do with 
KOMA classes?


** Cheers!
Michael

renaming nomname to Glossar

[Michael Berger]

Hello Jürgen, Wolfgang

Jürgen, you had suggested the following to Wolfgang:

in Preamble
\AtBeginDocument{\renewcommand\nomname{Glossar}}
in Text
\clearpage\markboth{\nomname}{\nomname}

In a linguistic paper (KOMA-Script Article) I'd achieved some time ago 
the same with the following Preamble and nothing in the Text


\usepackage[style=long,nolist]{glossaries}

\usepackage{multicol}

\usepackage{xcolor}

\usepackage{ulem}

\def\nompreamble{\addcontentsline{toc}{section}{\nomname}\markboth{\nomname}{\nomname}}

\AtBeginDocument{\renewcommand\nomname{Glossary \ Nomenclature}}


Is this an alternative or another issue or has it perhaps to do with 
KOMA classes?


** Cheers!
Michael

renaming nomname to Glossar

[Michael Berger]

Hello Jürgen, Wolfgang

Jürgen, you had suggested the following to Wolfgang:

in Preamble
\AtBeginDocument{\renewcommand\nomname{Glossar}}
in Text
\clearpage\markboth{\nomname}{\nomname}

In a linguistic paper (KOMA-Script Article) I'd achieved some time ago 
the same with the following Preamble and nothing in the Text


\usepackage[style=long,nolist]{glossaries}

\usepackage{multicol}

\usepackage{xcolor}

\usepackage{ulem}

\def\nompreamble{\addcontentsline{toc}{section}{\nomname}\markboth{\nomname}{\nomname}}

\AtBeginDocument{\renewcommand\nomname{Glossary \& Nomenclature}}


Is this an alternative or another issue or has it perhaps to do with 
KOMA classes?


** Cheers!
Michael

Re: Using glossaries package with Lyx

[Michael Berger]

On 05/30/2015 06:53 AM, Jutta Wrage wrote:

Hi!

I would like to use the glossaries package with Lyx. But it looks like only the 
obsolete nomencl package is supported.

I did find this so far:

http://article.gmane.org/gmane.editors.lyx.devel/150294
Feature Request for Lyx in february 2014

http://article.gmane.org/gmane.editors.lyx.devel/151412
written in april 2014 - linking to 
http://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/12346/use-a-quality-glossary-and-acronym-list-in-lyx/167797#167797

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/22933718/redefine-nomencl-command-in-lyx
also from april 2014

I got Biblatex working well with Lyx, and it supports using one bibliographic 
entry and selecting from a list of entries.

Witch nomencl support I cannot work like that and in addition it seems not to 
be possible to reuse a glossary entry.

Is there a complete solution and description (for all operating systems) 
available?

Jutta

Hello Jutta,
not so very clear what you mean.

First of all look at http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/LinguistLyX first, chapters 
5., 6., and 7.

This will most pobably clarify your questions.

Michael

Re: Using glossaries package with Lyx

[Michael Berger]

On 05/30/2015 02:19 PM, Jutta Wrage wrote:

Am 30.05.2015 um 10:55 schrieb Michael Berger:


not so very clear what you mean.

First of all look at http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/LinguistLyX first, chapters 5., 
6., and 7.
This will most pobably clarify your questions.

I cannot find anything there about creating a glossary (d: Glossar, f: 
glossaire) and no relation to  the glossaries and nomencl packages.

a glossary basically is a list of terms or words used in a text and their 
meanings.

see also the glossaries package at CTAN http://www.ctan.org/pkg/glossaries
This package is actively maintained while the nomencl package isn't.

Jutta
Well, if that is what you meant then you should have a look at 
http://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/12346/use-a-quality-glossary-and-acronym-list-in-lyx


Michael

Re: Using glossaries package with Lyx

[Michael Berger]

On 05/30/2015 06:53 AM, Jutta Wrage wrote:

Hi!

I would like to use the glossaries package with Lyx. But it looks like only the 
obsolete nomencl package is supported.

I did find this so far:

http://article.gmane.org/gmane.editors.lyx.devel/150294
Feature Request for Lyx in february 2014

http://article.gmane.org/gmane.editors.lyx.devel/151412
written in april 2014 - linking to 
http://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/12346/use-a-quality-glossary-and-acronym-list-in-lyx/167797#167797

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/22933718/redefine-nomencl-command-in-lyx
also from april 2014

I got Biblatex working well with Lyx, and it supports using one bibliographic 
entry and selecting from a list of entries.

Witch nomencl support I cannot work like that and in addition it seems not to 
be possible to reuse a glossary entry.

Is there a complete solution and description (for all operating systems) 
available?

Jutta

Hello Jutta,
not so very clear what you mean.

First of all look at http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/LinguistLyX first, chapters 
5., 6., and 7.

This will most pobably clarify your questions.

Michael

Re: Using glossaries package with Lyx

[Michael Berger]

On 05/30/2015 02:19 PM, Jutta Wrage wrote:

Am 30.05.2015 um 10:55 schrieb Michael Berger:


not so very clear what you mean.

First of all look at http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/LinguistLyX first, chapters 5., 
6., and 7.
This will most pobably clarify your questions.

I cannot find anything there about creating a glossary (d: Glossar, f: 
glossaire) and no relation to  the glossaries and nomencl packages.

a glossary basically is a list of terms or words used in a text and their 
meanings.

see also the glossaries package at CTAN http://www.ctan.org/pkg/glossaries
This package is actively maintained while the nomencl package isn't.

Jutta
Well, if that is what you meant then you should have a look at 
http://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/12346/use-a-quality-glossary-and-acronym-list-in-lyx


Michael

Re: Using glossaries package with Lyx

[Michael Berger]

On 05/30/2015 06:53 AM, Jutta Wrage wrote:

Hi!

I would like to use the glossaries package with Lyx. But it looks like only the 
obsolete nomencl package is supported.

I did find this so far:

http://article.gmane.org/gmane.editors.lyx.devel/150294
Feature Request for Lyx in february 2014

http://article.gmane.org/gmane.editors.lyx.devel/151412
written in april 2014 - linking to 
http://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/12346/use-a-quality-glossary-and-acronym-list-in-lyx/167797#167797

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/22933718/redefine-nomencl-command-in-lyx
also from april 2014

I got Biblatex working well with Lyx, and it supports using one bibliographic 
entry and selecting from a list of entries.

Witch nomencl support I cannot work like that and in addition it seems not to 
be possible to reuse a glossary entry.

Is there a complete solution and description (for all operating systems) 
available?

Jutta

Hello Jutta,
not so very clear what you mean.

First of all look at http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/LinguistLyX first, chapters 
5., 6., and 7.

This will most pobably clarify your questions.

Michael

Re: Using glossaries package with Lyx

[Michael Berger]

On 05/30/2015 02:19 PM, Jutta Wrage wrote:

Am 30.05.2015 um 10:55 schrieb Michael Berger:


not so very clear what you mean.

First of all look at http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/LinguistLyX first, chapters 5., 
6., and 7.
This will most pobably clarify your questions.

I cannot find anything there about creating a glossary (d: Glossar, f: 
glossaire) and no relation to  the glossaries and nomencl packages.

a glossary basically is a list of terms or words used in a text and their 
meanings.

see also the glossaries package at CTAN http://www.ctan.org/pkg/glossaries
This package is actively maintained while the nomencl package isn't.

Jutta
Well, if that is what you meant then you should have a look at 
http://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/12346/use-a-quality-glossary-and-acronym-list-in-lyx


Michael

Re: Choosing appropriate document format question

[Michael Berger]

On 05/27/2015 12:05 PM, Tom wrote:

Liviu:  Thanks much.  Took a quick look, and seems just right.
Tom

On 05/27/2015 03:04 AM, Liviu Andronic wrote:

On Wed, May 27, 2015 at 1:01 AM, Tomtom...@meltel.net  wrote:

Hello:  I've decided to put together a formal paper entitled: Realtime Audit
Capability During Clinical Trials.  The audience includes pharmaceutical
companies, governmental agencies, academia, journalists, legal scholars, and
general public.


If it's merely a paper (20-50 pages including the appendix), then I
would start simple with the 'article (paper)' class:
- create new document in LyX
- in Doc  Settings  Doc Class, select Articles  Paper (standard class)

It should be easy to create the structure of your document then.

Regards,
Liviu



Where might I find a tutorial on setting up a dissertation
master document to use in Lyx?  Any help appreciated.
Respectfully, Tom Poe, Eden Valley, MN

--
John Washington emigrated from England in 1656 to Colony of Virginia.
It's time George Washington is issued his Green Card.

Tom, ups!
So you were actually talking about something like a presentation ?!
In that case you should consider using the document class 'beamer'. 
Looks professional and you can produce a nice handout (hardcopy) from it 
for your audience.


You can choose between
Beamer Article (KOMA-Script)
Beamer Article (Standard)
and if you go further down to the category 'Presentations' you will find
Beamer
Powerdot
Seminar
Slides

Michael

Re: Choosing appropriate document format question

[Michael Berger]

On 05/27/2015 12:05 PM, Tom wrote:

Liviu:  Thanks much.  Took a quick look, and seems just right.
Tom

On 05/27/2015 03:04 AM, Liviu Andronic wrote:

On Wed, May 27, 2015 at 1:01 AM, Tomtom...@meltel.net  wrote:

Hello:  I've decided to put together a formal paper entitled: Realtime Audit
Capability During Clinical Trials.  The audience includes pharmaceutical
companies, governmental agencies, academia, journalists, legal scholars, and
general public.


If it's merely a paper (20-50 pages including the appendix), then I
would start simple with the 'article (paper)' class:
- create new document in LyX
- in Doc  Settings  Doc Class, select Articles  Paper (standard class)

It should be easy to create the structure of your document then.

Regards,
Liviu



Where might I find a tutorial on setting up a dissertation
master document to use in Lyx?  Any help appreciated.
Respectfully, Tom Poe, Eden Valley, MN

--
John Washington emigrated from England in 1656 to Colony of Virginia.
It's time George Washington is issued his Green Card.

Tom, ups!
So you were actually talking about something like a presentation ?!
In that case you should consider using the document class 'beamer'. 
Looks professional and you can produce a nice handout (hardcopy) from it 
for your audience.


You can choose between
Beamer Article (KOMA-Script)
Beamer Article (Standard)
and if you go further down to the category 'Presentations' you will find
Beamer
Powerdot
Seminar
Slides

Michael

Re: Choosing appropriate document format question

[Michael Berger]

On 05/27/2015 12:05 PM, Tom wrote:

Liviu:  Thanks much.  Took a quick look, and seems just right.
Tom

On 05/27/2015 03:04 AM, Liviu Andronic wrote:

On Wed, May 27, 2015 at 1:01 AM, Tom  wrote:

Hello:  I've decided to put together a formal paper entitled: Realtime Audit
Capability During Clinical Trials.  The audience includes pharmaceutical
companies, governmental agencies, academia, journalists, legal scholars, and
general public.


If it's merely a paper (20-50 pages including the appendix), then I
would start simple with the 'article (paper)' class:
- create new document in LyX
- in Doc > Settings > Doc Class, select Articles > Paper (standard class)

It should be easy to create the structure of your document then.

Regards,
Liviu



Where might I find a tutorial on setting up a dissertation
master document to use in Lyx?  Any help appreciated.
Respectfully, Tom Poe, Eden Valley, MN

--
John Washington emigrated from England in 1656 to Colony of Virginia.
It's time George Washington is issued his Green Card.

Tom, ups!
So you were actually talking about something like a presentation ?!
In that case you should consider using the document class 'beamer'. 
Looks professional and you can produce a nice handout (hardcopy) from it 
for your audience.


You can choose between
Beamer Article (KOMA-Script)
Beamer Article (Standard)
and if you go further down to the category 'Presentations' you will find
Beamer
Powerdot
Seminar
Slides

Michael

Re: Choosing appropriate document format question

[Michael Berger]

Tom tompoe at meltel.net writes:

 
 
 Hello:  I've decided to put together a formal paper
   entitled: Realtime Audit Capability During Clinical Trials.  The
   audience includes pharmaceutical companies, governmental agencies,
   academia, journalists, legal scholars, and general public.  Where
   might I find a tutorial on setting up a dissertation master
   document to use in Lyx?  Any help appreciated.
   Respectfully, Tom Poe, Eden Valley, MN
 -- 
 John Washington emigrated from England in 1656 to Colony of Virginia.
 It's time George Washington is issued his Green Card.
 
 Hi Tom,
not clear to me what you are looking for: a tutorial or a template.
If it's the latter then you should try Andre Miede's excellent and very
comprehensive classicthesis-LyX-v4.x. Visit Miede's website and load it down.
Though it is a bit complex and therefor perhaps not too easy to use for the
less experienced user.
Good luck!

Michael

colored reference numbers in citations

[Michael Berger]

Dear Friends of LyX,
In PDF I needed green colored reference numbers in citations but at the 
same time I did not want a red colored TOC. All the other references and 
backreferences could have printed their own predefined color.

I eventually found out how to achieve this.

Document Settings  PDF Properties
 General: Activate Hyperref Support; Additional options *linktoc=none*
 Hyperlinks: Activate Color Links, Backreferences 'Page'
 Bookmarks: Level 3 (I use section, subsection and subsubsection)

So, basically the key lies in the option *linktoc=none*
Thanks and regards

Michael

colored reference numbers in citations

[Michael Berger]

Dear Friends of LyX,
In PDF I needed green colored reference numbers in citations but at the 
same time I did not want a red colored TOC. All the other references and 
backreferences could have printed their own predefined color.

I eventually found out how to achieve this.

Document Settings  PDF Properties
 General: Activate Hyperref Support; Additional options *linktoc=none*
 Hyperlinks: Activate Color Links, Backreferences 'Page'
 Bookmarks: Level 3 (I use section, subsection and subsubsection)

So, basically the key lies in the option *linktoc=none*
Thanks and regards

Michael

Re: Choosing appropriate document format question

[Michael Berger]

Tom tompoe at meltel.net writes:

 
 
 Hello:  I've decided to put together a formal paper
   entitled: Realtime Audit Capability During Clinical Trials.  The
   audience includes pharmaceutical companies, governmental agencies,
   academia, journalists, legal scholars, and general public.  Where
   might I find a tutorial on setting up a dissertation master
   document to use in Lyx?  Any help appreciated.
   Respectfully, Tom Poe, Eden Valley, MN
 -- 
 John Washington emigrated from England in 1656 to Colony of Virginia.
 It's time George Washington is issued his Green Card.
 
 Hi Tom,
not clear to me what you are looking for: a tutorial or a template.
If it's the latter then you should try Andre Miede's excellent and very
comprehensive classicthesis-LyX-v4.x. Visit Miede's website and load it down.
Though it is a bit complex and therefor perhaps not too easy to use for the
less experienced user.
Good luck!

Michael

colored reference numbers in citations

[Michael Berger]

Dear Friends of LyX,
In PDF I needed green colored reference numbers in citations but at the 
same time I did not want a red colored TOC. All the other references and 
backreferences could have printed their own predefined color.

I eventually found out how to achieve this.

Document Settings > PDF Properties
> General: Activate Hyperref Support; Additional options *linktoc=none*
> Hyperlinks: Activate Color Links, Backreferences 'Page'
> Bookmarks: Level 3 (I use section, subsection and subsubsection)

So, basically the key lies in the option *linktoc=none*
Thanks and regards

Michael

Re: Choosing appropriate document format question

[Michael Berger]

Tom  meltel.net> writes:

> 
> 
> Hello:  I've decided to put together a formal paper
>   entitled: Realtime Audit Capability During Clinical Trials.  The
>   audience includes pharmaceutical companies, governmental agencies,
>   academia, journalists, legal scholars, and general public.  Where
>   might I find a tutorial on setting up a dissertation master
>   document to use in Lyx?  Any help appreciated.
>   Respectfully, Tom Poe, Eden Valley, MN
> -- 
> John Washington emigrated from England in 1656 to Colony of Virginia.
> It's time George Washington is issued his Green Card.
> 
> Hi Tom,
not clear to me what you are looking for: a tutorial or a template.
If it's the latter then you should try Andre Miede's excellent and very
comprehensive classicthesis-LyX-v4.x. Visit Miede's website and load it down.
Though it is a bit complex and therefor perhaps not too easy to use for the
less experienced user.
Good luck!

Michael

colored reference numbers in citations

[Michael Berger]

Dear Lyx friends,
I am writing a KOMA-Script Article with citations inserted from a BibTeX 
generated Bibliography.


The citations appear in PDF as: Kröger [9, 1998] in black.

But I need the reference numbers to appear in a distinct green color 
like this: Kröger [9, 1998].

(for the 9 in my example #33cc00 is used)

How could this be accomplished?
Thanks

Michael Berger



Michael Berger, Dipl. Ing.
Im Borngrund 7a
D-35606 Solms
id...@online.de
Fon: +49 6442 706509
Fax: 032121247536
Linux member

colored reference numbers in citations

[Michael Berger]

Dear Lyx friends,
I am writing a KOMA-Script Article with citations inserted from a BibTeX 
generated Bibliography.


The citations appear in PDF as: Kröger [9, 1998] in black.

But I need the reference numbers to appear in a distinct green color 
like this: Kröger [9, 1998].

(for the 9 in my example #33cc00 is used)

How could this be accomplished?
Thanks

Michael Berger



Michael Berger, Dipl. Ing.
Im Borngrund 7a
D-35606 Solms
id...@online.de
Fon: +49 6442 706509
Fax: 032121247536
Linux member

colored reference numbers in citations

[Michael Berger]

Dear Lyx friends,
I am writing a KOMA-Script Article with citations inserted from a BibTeX 
generated Bibliography.


The citations appear in PDF as: Kröger [9, 1998] in black.

But I need the reference numbers to appear in a distinct green color 
like this: Kröger [9, 1998].

(for the 9 in my example #33cc00 is used)

How could this be accomplished?
Thanks

Michael Berger



Michael Berger, Dipl. Ing.
Im Borngrund 7a
D-35606 Solms
id...@online.de
Fon: +49 6442 706509
Fax: 032121247536
Linux member

Re: ulem.sty

[Michael Berger]

On 05/22/2015 09:20 AM, Gordon Cooper wrote:

HI Michael,
   I am running Mx-Linux 14.4. There is no sign of ulem
in any of the repositories.

Thanks,
Gordon.


Hi Gordon,
no idea about your platform etc.

If you use openSUSE see the screenshot.

Michael



Gordo, you may try an RPM Search: http://rpm.pbone.net/
and set the search filter to your respective OS / Linux package.

Michael

Re: ulem.sty

[Michael Berger]

On 05/22/2015 09:20 AM, Gordon Cooper wrote:

HI Michael,
   I am running Mx-Linux 14.4. There is no sign of ulem
in any of the repositories.

Thanks,
Gordon.


Hi Gordon,
no idea about your platform etc.

If you use openSUSE see the screenshot.

Michael



Gordo, you may try an RPM Search: http://rpm.pbone.net/
and set the search filter to your respective OS / Linux package.

Michael

Re: ulem.sty

[Michael Berger]

On 05/22/2015 09:20 AM, Gordon Cooper wrote:

HI Michael,
   I am running Mx-Linux 14.4. There is no sign of ulem
in any of the repositories.

Thanks,
Gordon.


Hi Gordon,
no idea about your platform etc.

If you use openSUSE see the screenshot.

Michael



Gordo, you may try an RPM Search: http://rpm.pbone.net/
and set the search filter to your respective OS / Linux package.

Michael

Re: ulem.sty

[Michael Berger]

On 05/22/2015 06:34 AM, Gordon Cooper wrote:

Greetings to all,

The ulem.sty  filename  appears several times in the lyx-users archive
with most  requests reporting that the file was absent.  It happened to
 me today when a conversion to pdf stalled because ulem was missing.

All the dependency files were present and the problem difficult to find,
so I eventually re-installed everything that might be related. That 
fixed it.


I would be grateful if someone could advise just which package contains
ulem.sty so that if it happens again there'll be a quicker repair.

Thanks,
Gordon.



Hi Gordon,
no idea about your platform etc.

If you use openSUSE see the screenshot.

Michael

Re: ulem.sty

[Michael Berger]

On 05/22/2015 06:34 AM, Gordon Cooper wrote:

Greetings to all,

The ulem.sty  filename  appears several times in the lyx-users archive
with most  requests reporting that the file was absent.  It happened to
 me today when a conversion to pdf stalled because ulem was missing.

All the dependency files were present and the problem difficult to find,
so I eventually re-installed everything that might be related. That 
fixed it.


I would be grateful if someone could advise just which package contains
ulem.sty so that if it happens again there'll be a quicker repair.

Thanks,
Gordon.



Hi Gordon,
no idea about your platform etc.

If you use openSUSE see the screenshot.

Michael

Re: ulem.sty

[Michael Berger]

On 05/22/2015 06:34 AM, Gordon Cooper wrote:

Greetings to all,

The ulem.sty  filename  appears several times in the lyx-users archive
with most  requests reporting that the file was absent.  It happened to
 me today when a conversion to pdf stalled because ulem was missing.

All the dependency files were present and the problem difficult to find,
so I eventually re-installed everything that might be related. That 
fixed it.


I would be grateful if someone could advise just which package contains
ulem.sty so that if it happens again there'll be a quicker repair.

Thanks,
Gordon.



Hi Gordon,
no idea about your platform etc.

If you use openSUSE see the screenshot.

Michael

Re: footnotes in glosses

[Michael Berger]

On 05/19/2015 09:27 AM, Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote:
2015-05-19 6:19 GMT+02:00 Michael Berger id...@online.de 
mailto:id...@online.de:


Is there a way to use footnotes in glosses?


\footnote itself does not seem to work, but you can put \footnotemark 
in the glosse, and then, below the glosse \footnotetext{Actual 
footnote text}.


Jürgen


Michael Berger


Great Jürgen, it works. I found that same method in another forum before 
but the explanation was just too impractical to be followed.

Yet another (last?) question: How to write the hash # in a gloss? :-D

Thanks and regards,
Michael

Jürgen,
very sorry for my stupid question re the hash - I just found it out: \#

Michael

Re: footnotes in glosses

[Michael Berger]

On 05/19/2015 09:27 AM, Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote:
2015-05-19 6:19 GMT+02:00 Michael Berger id...@online.de 
mailto:id...@online.de:


Is there a way to use footnotes in glosses?


\footnote itself does not seem to work, but you can put \footnotemark 
in the glosse, and then, below the glosse \footnotetext{Actual 
footnote text}.


Jürgen


Michael Berger


Great Jürgen, it works. I found that same method in another forum before 
but the explanation was just too impractical to be followed.

Yet another (last?) question: How to write the hash # in a gloss? :-D

Thanks and regards,
Michael

Re: footnotes in glosses

[Michael Berger]

On 05/19/2015 09:27 AM, Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote:
2015-05-19 6:19 GMT+02:00 Michael Berger id...@online.de 
mailto:id...@online.de:


Is there a way to use footnotes in glosses?


\footnote itself does not seem to work, but you can put \footnotemark 
in the glosse, and then, below the glosse \footnotetext{Actual 
footnote text}.


Jürgen


Michael Berger


Great Jürgen, it works. I found that same method in another forum before 
but the explanation was just too impractical to be followed.

Yet another (last?) question: How to write the hash # in a gloss? :-D

Thanks and regards,
Michael

Re: footnotes in glosses

[Michael Berger]

On 05/19/2015 09:27 AM, Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote:
2015-05-19 6:19 GMT+02:00 Michael Berger id...@online.de 
mailto:id...@online.de:


Is there a way to use footnotes in glosses?


\footnote itself does not seem to work, but you can put \footnotemark 
in the glosse, and then, below the glosse \footnotetext{Actual 
footnote text}.


Jürgen


Michael Berger


Great Jürgen, it works. I found that same method in another forum before 
but the explanation was just too impractical to be followed.

Yet another (last?) question: How to write the hash # in a gloss? :-D

Thanks and regards,
Michael

Jürgen,
very sorry for my stupid question re the hash - I just found it out: \#

Michael

Re: footnotes in glosses

[Michael Berger]

On 05/19/2015 09:27 AM, Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote:
2015-05-19 6:19 GMT+02:00 Michael Berger <id...@online.de 
<mailto:id...@online.de>>:


Is there a way to use footnotes in glosses?


\footnote itself does not seem to work, but you can put \footnotemark 
in the glosse, and then, below the glosse \footnotetext{Actual 
footnote text}.


Jürgen


Michael Berger


Great Jürgen, it works. I found that same method in another forum before 
but the explanation was just too impractical to be followed.

Yet another (last?) question: How to write the hash # in a gloss? :-D

Thanks and regards,
Michael

Re: footnotes in glosses

[Michael Berger]

On 05/19/2015 09:27 AM, Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote:
2015-05-19 6:19 GMT+02:00 Michael Berger <id...@online.de 
<mailto:id...@online.de>>:


Is there a way to use footnotes in glosses?


\footnote itself does not seem to work, but you can put \footnotemark 
in the glosse, and then, below the glosse \footnotetext{Actual 
footnote text}.


Jürgen


Michael Berger


Great Jürgen, it works. I found that same method in another forum before 
but the explanation was just too impractical to be followed.

Yet another (last?) question: How to write the hash # in a gloss? :-D

Thanks and regards,
Michael

Jürgen,
very sorry for my stupid question re the hash - I just found it out: \#

Michael

Re: changing default margin settings shows no effect

[Michael Berger]

On 05/14/2015 04:12 PM, Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote:

Classicthesis internally loads typearea (from the KOMA bundle), so you 
need to use the commands of that package to change the layout:


\areaset{width}{height}

As opposed to geometry (which is used by LyX), you cannot alter the 
margins directly. Please refer to the KOMA manual for details and 
rationalization.


Jürgen

Hi Jürgen,

thank you for your input. With time constraints in the neck and almost 
no LaTeX knowledge I switched to Document Class KOMA-Script Article.

I can now set the page margins as needed. :-)
This seems to be contradicting with your above explanation - but then I 
feel I may not have completely grasped what you said.
Anyway, it appears to me Miede's example document classicthesis has no 
advantage compared to KOMA-Script Article (at least for the less 
experienced user) and no special brilliance.
Quite contrary, his classicthesis-Lyx-v4.1 produces the most excellent 
dissertations I have come across so far.


Thanks for your continuing help,
Michael

footnotes in glosses

[Michael Berger]

Is there a way to use footnotes in glosses?

Michael Berger



Michael Berger, Dipl. Ing.
Im Borngrund 7a
D-35606 Solms
id...@online.de
Fon: +49 6442 706509
Fax: 032121247536
Linux member

Re: changing default margin settings shows no effect

[Michael Berger]

On 05/14/2015 04:12 PM, Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote:

Classicthesis internally loads typearea (from the KOMA bundle), so you 
need to use the commands of that package to change the layout:


\areaset{width}{height}

As opposed to geometry (which is used by LyX), you cannot alter the 
margins directly. Please refer to the KOMA manual for details and 
rationalization.


Jürgen

Hi Jürgen,

thank you for your input. With time constraints in the neck and almost 
no LaTeX knowledge I switched to Document Class KOMA-Script Article.

I can now set the page margins as needed. :-)
This seems to be contradicting with your above explanation - but then I 
feel I may not have completely grasped what you said.
Anyway, it appears to me Miede's example document classicthesis has no 
advantage compared to KOMA-Script Article (at least for the less 
experienced user) and no special brilliance.
Quite contrary, his classicthesis-Lyx-v4.1 produces the most excellent 
dissertations I have come across so far.


Thanks for your continuing help,
Michael

footnotes in glosses

[Michael Berger]

Is there a way to use footnotes in glosses?

Michael Berger



Michael Berger, Dipl. Ing.
Im Borngrund 7a
D-35606 Solms
id...@online.de
Fon: +49 6442 706509
Fax: 032121247536
Linux member

Re: changing default margin settings shows no effect

[Michael Berger]

On 05/14/2015 04:12 PM, Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote:

Classicthesis internally loads typearea (from the KOMA bundle), so you 
need to use the commands of that package to change the layout:


\areaset{width}{height}

As opposed to geometry (which is used by LyX), you cannot alter the 
margins directly. Please refer to the KOMA manual for details and 
rationalization.


Jürgen

Hi Jürgen,

thank you for your input. With time constraints in the neck and almost 
no LaTeX knowledge I switched to Document Class KOMA-Script Article.

I can now set the page margins as needed. :-)
This seems to be contradicting with your above explanation - but then I 
feel I may not have completely grasped what you said.
Anyway, it appears to me Miede's example document classicthesis has no 
advantage compared to KOMA-Script Article (at least for the less 
experienced user) and no special brilliance.
Quite contrary, his classicthesis-Lyx-v4.1 produces the most excellent 
dissertations I have come across so far.


Thanks for your continuing help,
Michael

footnotes in glosses

[Michael Berger]

Is there a way to use footnotes in glosses?

Michael Berger



Michael Berger, Dipl. Ing.
Im Borngrund 7a
D-35606 Solms
id...@online.de
Fon: +49 6442 706509
Fax: 032121247536
Linux member

Re: changing default margin settings shows no effect

[Michael Berger]

On 05/14/2015 02:45 PM, Richard Heck wrote:

On 05/14/2015 06:17 AM, Michael Berger wrote:

Dear Lyxers,
I am using a LyX example document where the Page margins are ticked 
as 'Default'.

I can untick and then enter new values for the margins.
However, I can see no change in the PDF document.

Has anyone an idea why?


What document class are you using?

Can you post the simplest possible LyX document that shows this error?

Richard


Hi Richard,
I add the tex file as well.
classicthesis-article is an example document from within André Miede's 
'classicthesis-Lyx-v4.1' collection.

None of the two allows for changing the page margins.
While that was never necessary to do in the first, it is necessary in 
the latter because the top and bottom margins are unacceptably meager.
Miede sure had his reasons to block such changes and he is right because 
everything is just perfect in his 'classicthesis-Lyx-v4.1' - but not in 
'classicthesis-article'.
For that reason I also attach the file classicthesis-config.tex as 
integral part of 'classicthesis-Lyx-v4.1'.
I hope you can open the example as it could be some other file(s) out of 
the entire collection may also be needed.


Thanks and cheers!
Michael


classicthesis-article.lyx
Description: application/lyx
% article example for classicthesis.sty
\documentclass[10pt,a4paper]{article} % KOMA-Script article scrartcl
\usepackage{lipsum}
\usepackage{url}
\usepackage[nochapters]{../classicthesis} % nochapters

\begin{document}
\title{\rmfamily\normalfont\spacedallcaps{the title}}
\author{\spacedlowsmallcaps{tyler durden}}
\date{} % no date

\maketitle

\begin{abstract}
\noindent\lipsum[1] Just a test.\footnote{This is a footnote.}
\end{abstract}
   
\tableofcontents

\section{A Section}
\finalVersionString \lipsum[1]
\subsection{A Subsection}
\lipsum[1]
\subsection{A Subsection}

\section{A Section}
\lipsum[1]

% bib stuff
\nocite{*}
\addtocontents{toc}{\protect\vspace{\beforebibskip}}
\addcontentsline{toc}{section}{\refname}
\bibliographystyle{plain}
\bibliography{../Bibliography}
\end{document}% 
% classicthesis-config.tex
% formerly known as loadpackages.sty, classicthesis-ldpkg.sty, and classicthesis-preamble.sty
% Use it at the beginning of your ClassicThesis.tex, or as a LaTeX Preamble
% in your ClassicThesis.{tex,lyx} with \input{classicthesis-config}
% 
% If you like the classicthesis, then I would appreciate a postcard.
% My address can be found in the file ClassicThesis.pdf. A collection
% of the postcards I received so far is available online at
% http://postcards.miede.de
% 

% 
% 1. Configure classicthesis for your needs here, e.g., remove drafting below
% in order to deactivate the time-stamp on the pages
% 
\PassOptionsToPackage{eulerchapternumbers,listings,drafting,%
 pdfspacing,%floatperchapter,%linedheaders,%
 subfig,beramono,parts}{classicthesis}
% 
% Available options for classicthesis.sty
% (see ClassicThesis.pdf for more information):
% drafting
% parts nochapters linedheaders
% eulerchapternumbers beramono eulermath pdfspacing minionprospacing
% tocaligned dottedtoc manychapters
% listings floatperchapter subfig
% 

% 
% Triggers for this config
% 
\usepackage{ifthen}
\newboolean{enable-backrefs} % enable backrefs in the bibliography
\setboolean{enable-backrefs}{true} % true false
% 


% 
% 2. Personal data and user ad-hoc commands
% 
\newcommand{\myTitle}{A Classic Thesis Style\xspace}
\newcommand{\mySubtitle}{An Homage to The Elements of Typographic Style\xspace}
\newcommand{\myDegree}{Bachelor of Art Linguistic\xspace}
\newcommand{\myName}{Mike Berger\xspace}
\newcommand{\myProf}{Prof. Dr. Susanne Göpferich\xspace}
\newcommand{\myOtherProf}{Put name here\xspace}
\newcommand{\mySupervisor}{Put name here\xspace}
\newcommand{\myFaculty}{Sprachwissenschaften\xspace

Re: changing default margin settings shows no effect

[Michael Berger]

On 05/14/2015 04:12 PM, Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote:

2015-05-14 16:00 GMT+02:00 Michael Berger :

Hi Richard,
I add the tex file as well.
classicthesis-article is an example document from within André
Miede's 'classicthesis-Lyx-v4.1' collection.
None of the two allows for changing the page margins.
While that was never necessary to do in the first, it is necessary
in the latter because the top and bottom margins are unacceptably
meager.
Miede sure had his reasons to block such changes and he is right
because everything is just perfect in his 'classicthesis-Lyx-v4.1'
- but not in 'classicthesis-article'.
For that reason I also attach the file classicthesis-config.tex as
integral part of 'classicthesis-Lyx-v4.1'.
I hope you can open the example as it could be some other file(s)
out of the entire collection may also be needed.


Classicthesis internally loads typearea (from the KOMA bundle), so you 
need to use the commands of that package to change the layout:


\areaset{width}{height}

As opposed to geometry (which is used by LyX), you cannot alter the 
margins directly. Please refer to the KOMA manual for details and 
rationalization.


Jürgen

Thanks and cheers!
Michael



Thanks Jürgen,
will have to study what you said.
Michael

changing default margin settings shows no effect

[Michael Berger]

Dear Lyxers,
I am using a LyX example document where the Page margins are ticked as 
'Default'.

I can untick and then enter new values for the margins.
However, I can see no change in the PDF document.

Has anyone an idea why?

Michael Berger



Michael Berger, Dipl. Ing.
Im Borngrund 7a
D-35606 Solms
id...@online.de
Fon: +49 6442 706509
Fax: 032121247536
Linux member

changing default margin settings shows no effect

[Michael Berger]

Dear Lyxers,
I am using a LyX example document where the Page margins are ticked as 
'Default'.

I can untick and then enter new values for the margins.
However, I can see no change in the PDF document.

Has anyone an idea why?

Michael Berger



Michael Berger, Dipl. Ing.
Im Borngrund 7a
D-35606 Solms
id...@online.de
Fon: +49 6442 706509
Fax: 032121247536
Linux member

Re: changing default margin settings shows no effect

[Michael Berger]

On 05/14/2015 02:45 PM, Richard Heck wrote:

On 05/14/2015 06:17 AM, Michael Berger wrote:

Dear Lyxers,
I am using a LyX example document where the Page margins are ticked 
as 'Default'.

I can untick and then enter new values for the margins.
However, I can see no change in the PDF document.

Has anyone an idea why?


What document class are you using?

Can you post the simplest possible LyX document that shows this error?

Richard


Hi Richard,
I add the tex file as well.
classicthesis-article is an example document from within André Miede's 
'classicthesis-Lyx-v4.1' collection.

None of the two allows for changing the page margins.
While that was never necessary to do in the first, it is necessary in 
the latter because the top and bottom margins are unacceptably meager.
Miede sure had his reasons to block such changes and he is right because 
everything is just perfect in his 'classicthesis-Lyx-v4.1' - but not in 
'classicthesis-article'.
For that reason I also attach the file classicthesis-config.tex as 
integral part of 'classicthesis-Lyx-v4.1'.
I hope you can open the example as it could be some other file(s) out of 
the entire collection may also be needed.


Thanks and cheers!
Michael


classicthesis-article.lyx
Description: application/lyx
% article example for classicthesis.sty
\documentclass[10pt,a4paper]{article} % KOMA-Script article scrartcl
\usepackage{lipsum}
\usepackage{url}
\usepackage[nochapters]{../classicthesis} % nochapters

\begin{document}
\title{\rmfamily\normalfont\spacedallcaps{the title}}
\author{\spacedlowsmallcaps{tyler durden}}
\date{} % no date

\maketitle

\begin{abstract}
\noindent\lipsum[1] Just a test.\footnote{This is a footnote.}
\end{abstract}
   
\tableofcontents

\section{A Section}
\finalVersionString \lipsum[1]
\subsection{A Subsection}
\lipsum[1]
\subsection{A Subsection}

\section{A Section}
\lipsum[1]

% bib stuff
\nocite{*}
\addtocontents{toc}{\protect\vspace{\beforebibskip}}
\addcontentsline{toc}{section}{\refname}
\bibliographystyle{plain}
\bibliography{../Bibliography}
\end{document}% 
% classicthesis-config.tex
% formerly known as loadpackages.sty, classicthesis-ldpkg.sty, and classicthesis-preamble.sty
% Use it at the beginning of your ClassicThesis.tex, or as a LaTeX Preamble
% in your ClassicThesis.{tex,lyx} with \input{classicthesis-config}
% 
% If you like the classicthesis, then I would appreciate a postcard.
% My address can be found in the file ClassicThesis.pdf. A collection
% of the postcards I received so far is available online at
% http://postcards.miede.de
% 

% 
% 1. Configure classicthesis for your needs here, e.g., remove drafting below
% in order to deactivate the time-stamp on the pages
% 
\PassOptionsToPackage{eulerchapternumbers,listings,drafting,%
 pdfspacing,%floatperchapter,%linedheaders,%
 subfig,beramono,parts}{classicthesis}
% 
% Available options for classicthesis.sty
% (see ClassicThesis.pdf for more information):
% drafting
% parts nochapters linedheaders
% eulerchapternumbers beramono eulermath pdfspacing minionprospacing
% tocaligned dottedtoc manychapters
% listings floatperchapter subfig
% 

% 
% Triggers for this config
% 
\usepackage{ifthen}
\newboolean{enable-backrefs} % enable backrefs in the bibliography
\setboolean{enable-backrefs}{true} % true false
% 


% 
% 2. Personal data and user ad-hoc commands
% 
\newcommand{\myTitle}{A Classic Thesis Style\xspace}
\newcommand{\mySubtitle}{An Homage to The Elements of Typographic Style\xspace}
\newcommand{\myDegree}{Bachelor of Art Linguistic\xspace}
\newcommand{\myName}{Mike Berger\xspace}
\newcommand{\myProf}{Prof. Dr. Susanne Göpferich\xspace}
\newcommand{\myOtherProf}{Put name here\xspace}
\newcommand{\mySupervisor}{Put name here\xspace}
\newcommand{\myFaculty}{Sprachwissenschaften\xspace

Re: changing default margin settings shows no effect

[Michael Berger]

On 05/14/2015 04:12 PM, Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote:

2015-05-14 16:00 GMT+02:00 Michael Berger :

Hi Richard,
I add the tex file as well.
classicthesis-article is an example document from within André
Miede's 'classicthesis-Lyx-v4.1' collection.
None of the two allows for changing the page margins.
While that was never necessary to do in the first, it is necessary
in the latter because the top and bottom margins are unacceptably
meager.
Miede sure had his reasons to block such changes and he is right
because everything is just perfect in his 'classicthesis-Lyx-v4.1'
- but not in 'classicthesis-article'.
For that reason I also attach the file classicthesis-config.tex as
integral part of 'classicthesis-Lyx-v4.1'.
I hope you can open the example as it could be some other file(s)
out of the entire collection may also be needed.


Classicthesis internally loads typearea (from the KOMA bundle), so you 
need to use the commands of that package to change the layout:


\areaset{width}{height}

As opposed to geometry (which is used by LyX), you cannot alter the 
margins directly. Please refer to the KOMA manual for details and 
rationalization.


Jürgen

Thanks and cheers!
Michael



Thanks Jürgen,
will have to study what you said.
Michael

changing default margin settings shows no effect

[Michael Berger]

Dear Lyxers,
I am using a LyX example document where the Page margins are ticked as 
'Default'.

I can untick and then enter new values for the margins.
However, I can see no change in the PDF document.

Has anyone an idea why?

Michael Berger



Michael Berger, Dipl. Ing.
Im Borngrund 7a
D-35606 Solms
id...@online.de
Fon: +49 6442 706509
Fax: 032121247536
Linux member

Re: changing default margin settings shows no effect

[Michael Berger]

On 05/14/2015 02:45 PM, Richard Heck wrote:

On 05/14/2015 06:17 AM, Michael Berger wrote:

Dear Lyxers,
I am using a LyX example document where the Page margins are ticked 
as 'Default'.

I can untick and then enter new values for the margins.
However, I can see no change in the PDF document.

Has anyone an idea why?


What document class are you using?

Can you post the simplest possible LyX document that shows this error?

Richard


Hi Richard,
I add the tex file as well.
classicthesis-article is an example document from within André Miede's 
'classicthesis-Lyx-v4.1' collection.

None of the two allows for changing the page margins.
While that was never necessary to do in the first, it is necessary in 
the latter because the top and bottom margins are unacceptably meager.
Miede sure had his reasons to block such changes and he is right because 
everything is just perfect in his 'classicthesis-Lyx-v4.1' - but not in 
'classicthesis-article'.
For that reason I also attach the file classicthesis-config.tex as 
integral part of 'classicthesis-Lyx-v4.1'.
I hope you can open the example as it could be some other file(s) out of 
the entire collection may also be needed.


Thanks and cheers!
Michael


classicthesis-article.lyx
Description: application/lyx
% article example for classicthesis.sty
\documentclass[10pt,a4paper]{article} % KOMA-Script article scrartcl
\usepackage{lipsum}
\usepackage{url}
\usepackage[nochapters]{../classicthesis} % nochapters

\begin{document}
\title{\rmfamily\normalfont\spacedallcaps{the title}}
\author{\spacedlowsmallcaps{tyler durden}}
\date{} % no date

\maketitle

\begin{abstract}
\noindent\lipsum[1] Just a test.\footnote{This is a footnote.}
\end{abstract}
   
\tableofcontents

\section{A Section}
\finalVersionString \lipsum[1]
\subsection{A Subsection}
\lipsum[1]
\subsection{A Subsection}

\section{A Section}
\lipsum[1]

% bib stuff
\nocite{*}
\addtocontents{toc}{\protect\vspace{\beforebibskip}}
\addcontentsline{toc}{section}{\refname}
\bibliographystyle{plain}
\bibliography{../Bibliography}
\end{document}% 
% classicthesis-config.tex
% formerly known as loadpackages.sty, classicthesis-ldpkg.sty, and classicthesis-preamble.sty
% Use it at the beginning of your ClassicThesis.tex, or as a LaTeX Preamble
% in your ClassicThesis.{tex,lyx} with \input{classicthesis-config}
% 
% If you like the classicthesis, then I would appreciate a postcard.
% My address can be found in the file ClassicThesis.pdf. A collection
% of the postcards I received so far is available online at
% http://postcards.miede.de
% 

% 
% 1. Configure classicthesis for your needs here, e.g., remove "drafting" below
% in order to deactivate the time-stamp on the pages
% 
\PassOptionsToPackage{eulerchapternumbers,listings,drafting,%
 pdfspacing,%floatperchapter,%linedheaders,%
 subfig,beramono,parts}{classicthesis}
% 
% Available options for classicthesis.sty
% (see ClassicThesis.pdf for more information):
% drafting
% parts nochapters linedheaders
% eulerchapternumbers beramono eulermath pdfspacing minionprospacing
% tocaligned dottedtoc manychapters
% listings floatperchapter subfig
% 

% 
% Triggers for this config
% 
\usepackage{ifthen}
\newboolean{enable-backrefs} % enable backrefs in the bibliography
\setboolean{enable-backrefs}{true} % true false
% 


% 
% 2. Personal data and user ad-hoc commands
% 
\newcommand{\myTitle}{A Classic Thesis Style\xspace}
\newcommand{\mySubtitle}{An Homage to The Elements of Typographic Style\xspace}
\newcommand{\myDegree}{Bachelor of Art Linguistic\xspace}
\newcommand{\myName}{Mike Berger\xspace}
\newcommand{\myProf}{Prof. Dr. Susanne Göpferich\xspace}
\newcommand{\myOtherProf}{Put name here\xspace}
\newcommand{\mySupervisor}{Put name here\xspace}
\newcommand{\myFaculty}{Sprachwissenschaf

Re: changing default margin settings shows no effect

[Michael Berger]

On 05/14/2015 04:12 PM, Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote:

2015-05-14 16:00 GMT+02:00 Michael Berger :

Hi Richard,
I add the tex file as well.
classicthesis-article is an example document from within André
Miede's 'classicthesis-Lyx-v4.1' collection.
None of the two allows for changing the page margins.
While that was never necessary to do in the first, it is necessary
in the latter because the top and bottom margins are unacceptably
meager.
Miede sure had his reasons to block such changes and he is right
because everything is just perfect in his 'classicthesis-Lyx-v4.1'
- but not in 'classicthesis-article'.
For that reason I also attach the file classicthesis-config.tex as
integral part of 'classicthesis-Lyx-v4.1'.
I hope you can open the example as it could be some other file(s)
out of the entire collection may also be needed.


Classicthesis internally loads typearea (from the KOMA bundle), so you 
need to use the commands of that package to change the layout:


\areaset{width}{height}

As opposed to geometry (which is used by LyX), you cannot alter the 
margins directly. Please refer to the KOMA manual for details and 
rationalization.


Jürgen

Thanks and cheers!
Michael



Thanks Jürgen,
will have to study what you said.
Michael

Package inputenc Error

[Michael Berger]

Hi list,
I faced

/Package inputenc Error: Keyboard character //u//sed is undefined//
//\newblock Addison Wesley, Boston, MA, USA, second edition, 1999//
//You need to provide a definition with \DeclareInputText or 
\DeclareInputMath before using this key.


///I found and tried quite a number of suggestions as to how that 
problem could be resolved - but none worked in my case.


Eventually I found the answer to my problem: see screenshot.

Hope this might be of help to other fellow sufferers.

Michael


Michael Berger, Dipl. Ing.
Im Borngrund 7a
D-35606 Solms
id...@online.de
Fon: +49 6442 706509
Fax: 032121247536
Linux member

no page numbers in PDF printout

[Michael Berger]

Hi LyX friends,
over time I produced quite a number of documents including some rather 
complex dissertations using André Miede's classicthesis-LyX-v4.1 but 
never faced this problem before.
When trying to use Miede's example file classicthesis-article.lyx the 
page numbers can be seen at the bottom of each page but not on the printout.
All attempts to resolve this by experimenting with the Page Margins in 
LyX Documents Settings failed.


Any hint how to resolve this problem?

Michael Berger



Michael Berger, Dipl. Ing.
Im Borngrund 7a
D-35606 Solms
id...@online.de
Fon: +49 6442 706509
Fax: 032121247536
Linux member

Re: no page numbers in PDF printout

[Michael Berger]

On 05/11/2015 05:29 PM, Johannes Böttcher wrote:



On 05/11/2015 05:16 PM, Michael Berger wrote:

Hi LyX friends,

 ...
When trying to use Miede's example file classicthesis-article.lyx 
the page

numbers can be seen at the bottom of each page but not on the printout.
All attempts to resolve this by experimenting with the Page Margins 
in LyX

Documents Settings failed.



Hi,

please clarify: you can see the pagenumbers in the pdf compiled with 
the classicthesis example, but not on the printed output?


If so, this might be a printer issue. Have you tried the printer in 
the next office or at home or the printer of a neighbour?



Best regards
Johannes


Thanks to both of  you Johannes, Charles
you got it right, it works on another printer!
But I should have mentioned that all my other documents do show page 
numbers in PDF printouts except the one I am about to compose.

And both printers are set to A4 Format.
I will find another driver for that stubborn one.
Thanks and Cheers!
Michael