Re: redlined documents
See message http://article.gmane.org/gmane.editors.lyx.general/14643 in the archives Is it planned to include (inbuilt) that feature in future versions of LyX? Paul Here's the link to the developers' site note on this. It appears to be in 1.40 in cvs, already. http://www.devel.lyx.org/changetracking.php3 Rick
Re: redlined documents
See message http://article.gmane.org/gmane.editors.lyx.general/14643 in the archives Is it planned to include (inbuilt) that feature in future versions of LyX? Paul Here's the link to the developers' site note on this. It appears to be in 1.40 in cvs, already. http://www.devel.lyx.org/changetracking.php3 Rick
Re: redlined documents
> See message > http://article.gmane.org/gmane.editors.lyx.general/14643 > in the archives > Is it planned to include (inbuilt) that feature in future versions of LyX? > > Paul > > Here's the link to the developers' site note on this. It appears to be in 1.40 in cvs, already. http://www.devel.lyx.org/changetracking.php3 Rick
Re: redlined documents
Please forgive me if the first version of this was incomprehensible. I would like to be able to produce successive versions of a lyx document (a lease) which show changes. This is so that the lawyer for the people I am negotiating with is not forced to check 40 pages of rather leaden prose to be sure that nothing was changed which was not advertised as changed. Is it possible to do this? If so, how. Thanks, as usual, for your help and your patience with the garbled first request. Rick
Re: redlined documents
Please forgive me if the first version of this was incomprehensible. I would like to be able to produce successive versions of a lyx document (a lease) which show changes. This is so that the lawyer for the people I am negotiating with is not forced to check 40 pages of rather leaden prose to be sure that nothing was changed which was not advertised as changed. Is it possible to do this? If so, how. Thanks, as usual, for your help and your patience with the garbled first request. Rick
Re: redlined documents
Please forgive me if the first version of this was incomprehensible. I would like to be able to produce successive versions of a lyx document (a lease) which show changes. This is so that the lawyer for the people I am negotiating with is not forced to check 40 pages of rather leaden prose to be sure that nothing was changed which was not advertised as changed. Is it possible to do this? If so, how. Thanks, as usual, for your help and your patience with the garbled first request. Rick
Re: can lyx print with CUPS?
Sure. Edit - Preferences - Outputs. Then set your spool command to lp.cups or whatever you have linked to that command (probably lp, if anything). If you have more than one printer configured you may need to change the to printer from -P to whatever destination you need to use. If you're using CUPS you may want to install gimp-print, too. It has lots (lots!) of drivers. I'm very new to Lyx (and Debian!), so I hope this question is not too basic for this list. I installed Debian and am able to print from Kword using CUPS. I'd like to use Lyx for longer documents, though. Does Lyx work with CUPS? The printer tutorial in the customization help file talks about setting up the /etc/printcap file, but does not mention CUPS. I tried googling for help on this, but have not found anything. Can anyone help, or point me to a document that might get me started? Thanks, Peter Christensen
Re: can lyx print with CUPS?
Sure. Edit - Preferences - Outputs. Then set your spool command to lp.cups or whatever you have linked to that command (probably lp, if anything). If you have more than one printer configured you may need to change the to printer from -P to whatever destination you need to use. If you're using CUPS you may want to install gimp-print, too. It has lots (lots!) of drivers. I'm very new to Lyx (and Debian!), so I hope this question is not too basic for this list. I installed Debian and am able to print from Kword using CUPS. I'd like to use Lyx for longer documents, though. Does Lyx work with CUPS? The printer tutorial in the customization help file talks about setting up the /etc/printcap file, but does not mention CUPS. I tried googling for help on this, but have not found anything. Can anyone help, or point me to a document that might get me started? Thanks, Peter Christensen
Re: can lyx print with CUPS?
Sure. Edit -> Preferences -> Outputs. Then set your spool command to lp.cups or whatever you have linked to that command (probably lp, if anything). If you have more than one printer configured you may need to change the to printer from -P to whatever destination you need to use. If you're using CUPS you may want to install gimp-print, too. It has lots (lots!) of drivers. > I'm very new to Lyx (and Debian!), so I hope this question is not too basic > for this list. > > I installed Debian and am able to print from Kword using CUPS. I'd like to > use Lyx for longer documents, though. Does Lyx work with CUPS? The printer > tutorial in the customization help file talks about setting up the > /etc/printcap file, but does not mention CUPS. I tried "googling" for help > on this, but have not found anything. > > Can anyone help, or point me to a document that might get me started? > > Thanks, > Peter Christensen
Re: Displaying Math Equations in lyx
On 7 September 2001 at 16:20, Matthew L. Fidler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: ' I'm trying to display greek math equations under Mandrake 8, and instead of ' displaying the greek characters, said characters disappear, and I get nothi ng ' until output. ' ' I suppose that I can still deal with this issue, since the output is fine, ' but having to look at the output to see the actual alpha or beta characters ' is very cumbersome. I was wondering if it was a font issue, or something ' else that I could fix. ' ' Matt. ' [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hi: On my, Red Hat, distro the solution was to change the LyX preferences so that scaled fonts were not used. If that doesn't work, try the archive for this list, where there were some Mandrake specific threads about this issue recently. Regards, Rick
Re: Displaying Math Equations in lyx
On 7 September 2001 at 16:20, Matthew L. Fidler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: ' I'm trying to display greek math equations under Mandrake 8, and instead of ' displaying the greek characters, said characters disappear, and I get nothi ng ' until output. ' ' I suppose that I can still deal with this issue, since the output is fine, ' but having to look at the output to see the actual alpha or beta characters ' is very cumbersome. I was wondering if it was a font issue, or something ' else that I could fix. ' ' Matt. ' [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hi: On my, Red Hat, distro the solution was to change the LyX preferences so that scaled fonts were not used. If that doesn't work, try the archive for this list, where there were some Mandrake specific threads about this issue recently. Regards, Rick
Re: Displaying Math Equations in lyx
On 7 September 2001 at 16:20, "Matthew L. Fidler" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: '> "I'm trying to display greek math equations under Mandrake 8, and instead of '> "displaying the greek characters, said characters disappear, and I get nothi ng '> "until output. '> " '> "I suppose that I can still deal with this issue, since the output is fine, '> "but having to look at the output to see the actual alpha or beta characters '> "is very cumbersome. I was wondering if it was a font issue, or something '> "else that I could fix. '> " '> "Matt. '> "[EMAIL PROTECTED] Hi: On my, Red Hat, distro the solution was to change the LyX preferences so that scaled fonts were not used. If that doesn't work, try the archive for this list, where there were some Mandrake specific threads about this issue recently. Regards, Rick
Re: off-system printing
Hi! I just subscribed to this list and start out with a question that might be off-topic, but anyway. The thing is this, I just love lyx, it's something very needed in using linux (I just started using it, but so far so almost good) but I don't have a printer my self. Currently I'm using my mothers printer (she uses windows) my university printers (they use windows and MacOS) or my other schools printer (they to use windows). Now You might guess my problem. How do I create a pdf/ps-file that I can print in theese environments. Use lyx' print menu to print your postscript to a file; get the file to the computer you choose to use; use GSview to view and send postscript to your printer. You can get Gsview here: http://www.cs.wisc.edu/~ghost/gsview/get34. html If the printer accepts postscript, this should work. It works for computer modern, I haven't tried it with other fonts. I think that the problem is whit my fonts not beeing compatible with the ones on the other systems, but I'm not sure. If this is the case maybe some-one on this list can help me out in configuring my system with windows-compatible-fonts (I really don't need to worry about the MacOS). Maybe I should get information on which printers they use, what do I know? Anyhow, please help me, or demand more info, or something regards, tomas -- Rick Angell [EMAIL PROTECTED] Mission Critical Linux Tel. (978) 446-9166 100 Foot of John Street Fax. (978) 446-9470 Lowell, MA 01852
Re: off-system printing
Hi! I just subscribed to this list and start out with a question that might be off-topic, but anyway. The thing is this, I just love lyx, it's something very needed in using linux (I just started using it, but so far so almost good) but I don't have a printer my self. Currently I'm using my mothers printer (she uses windows) my university printers (they use windows and MacOS) or my other schools printer (they to use windows). Now You might guess my problem. How do I create a pdf/ps-file that I can print in theese environments. Use lyx' print menu to print your postscript to a file; get the file to the computer you choose to use; use GSview to view and send postscript to your printer. You can get Gsview here: http://www.cs.wisc.edu/~ghost/gsview/get34. html If the printer accepts postscript, this should work. It works for computer modern, I haven't tried it with other fonts. I think that the problem is whit my fonts not beeing compatible with the ones on the other systems, but I'm not sure. If this is the case maybe some-one on this list can help me out in configuring my system with windows-compatible-fonts (I really don't need to worry about the MacOS). Maybe I should get information on which printers they use, what do I know? Anyhow, please help me, or demand more info, or something regards, tomas -- Rick Angell [EMAIL PROTECTED] Mission Critical Linux Tel. (978) 446-9166 100 Foot of John Street Fax. (978) 446-9470 Lowell, MA 01852
Re: off-system printing
> Hi! > > I just subscribed to this list and start out with a question that might be >off-topic, but anyway. > > The thing is this, I just love lyx, it's something very needed in using linux (I >just started using it, but so far so almost good) but I don't have a printer my self. > > Currently I'm using my mothers printer (she uses windows) my university printers >(they use windows and MacOS) or my other schools printer (they to use windows). Now >You might guess my problem. How do I create a pdf/ps-file that I can print in theese >environments. Use lyx' print menu to print your postscript to a file; get the file to the computer you choose to use; use GSview to view and send postscript to your printer. You can get Gsview here: http://www.cs.wisc.edu/~ghost/gsview/get34. html If the printer accepts postscript, this should work. It works for computer modern, I haven't tried it with other fonts. > > I think that the problem is whit my fonts not beeing compatible with the ones on the >other systems, but I'm not sure. If this is the case maybe some-one on this list can >help me out in configuring my system with windows-compatible-fonts (I really don't >need to worry about the MacOS). > > Maybe I should get information on which printers they use, what do I know? > > Anyhow, please help me, or demand more info, or something > > regards, > tomas -- Rick Angell [EMAIL PROTECTED] Mission Critical Linux Tel. (978) 446-9166 100 Foot of John Street Fax. (978) 446-9470 Lowell, MA 01852
