Re: Can´t see figures in Lyx
Dr. Antonio Botelho de Sousa wrote: Hello all I´m using Lyx last version; it works allright but when i insert a figure i can´t see the preview in Lyx. I activate Display figures in Lyx, i have Imagemagick installed but nothing. I'm guessing here that you may be on Windows XP? If so; One thing to check is that the folder containing imagemagicks Convert.exe is in your environment PATH before any Windows System folders. (Windows has its own convert.exe which will more likely convert your drives than your images) I'll also point you towards the wiki page for this setup: http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/WindowsSetup Follow through the steps found here; it may give you further clues. Rob S -- R D Saunders Hydraulic Research Group Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering University of Southampton UK
Re: Inserting Bibtex in lyx for Windows
windows cannot open this file file: TeXFiles.sh --- snip Cannot view TeX Information To get this working so as to be able to use ViewâTex Information you need to: 1. Associate your .sh files with sh.exe (..\lyx\bin) Right click on any .sh file, choose PropertiesâOpens with and then browse for sh.exe. Possibly not needed but doing so works! 2. Install GnuWin32 findutils.exe (the package setup) from here 3. Ensure the GnuWin32\bin directory is in you system PATH ahead of any Windows File /snip Snip taken from the wiki page found at: http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/WindowsSetup Rob S -- R D Saunders Hydraulic Research Group Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering University of Southampton UK
Re: lyxserver under windows
Geoffrey Lloyd wrote: Is it possible to use the lyxserver utility on a windows XP platform. Not that I know of. Rob S -- R D Saunders Hydraulic Research Group Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering University of Southampton UK
Require "et al" in italics
Hi List; Latex help needed. I'm at the stage of minor corrections in my thesis and I am required to change the "et al" in references to italics. I'm using apalike.bst. Where and how do I ammend the .bst file? Rob S -- R D Saunders Hydraulic Research Group Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering University of Southampton UK
figure placement tweak
Hi List. I'm finding a lot of my figure placements are ahead of the reference to them in the text even though in Lyx the floats are placed at points after the references. Q. In the float Settings box which option(s) should I choose to have the float placed "Here if possible + Definitely not before here"? I feel the use of "Here definitely" is really too strong for this. Regards in advance Rob S -- R D Saunders Hydraulic Research Group Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering University of Southampton UK
Re: figure placement tweak
Q. In the float Settings box which option(s) should I choose to have the float placed "Here if possible + Definitely not before here"? maybe others know a lyxish way to do that, but what about using the latex package "flafter" (in the preamble)? I'm not familiar with this package Sven but I'm on the case with reading the documentation for it. Watch this space. Rob -- R D Saunders Hydraulic Research Group Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering University of Southampton UK
Re: figure placement tweak
Rob S wrote: Q. In the float Settings box which option(s) should I choose to have the float placed "Here if possible + Definitely not before here"? maybe others know a lyxish way to do that, but what about using the latex package "flafter" (in the preamble)? I'm not familiar with this package Sven but I'm on the case with reading the documentation for it. Watch this space. It looks to be the answer Sven. For others reference I found this snip... " If you are bothered by floats appearing at the top of the page (before they are specified in your text), try the flafter package, which avoids this problem by insisting that floats should always appear after their definition" \snip snippet from: http://www.tex.ac.uk/cgi-bin/texfaq2html?label=floats Cheers Rob S -- R D Saunders Hydraulic Research Group Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering University of Southampton UK
Re: Bibliography
Geoff; It is meant to use the abbreviated versions of journal titles but lyx seems to use the full names. THe files is apsrev.bst Any ideas how to force the shortened versions of these things? You can define your own macro bib file for these. Have a look at the one I use attached. The strings items anyway. You then need to add this to the bibtex generated box BEFORE your other .bib files. Rob S Geoff -- R D Saunders Hydraulic Research Group Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering University of Southampton UK @PREAMBLE{ "\newcommand{\noopsort}[1]{} " # "\newcommand{\singleletter}[1]{#1} " } @STRING( jhe = "Journal of Hydraulic Engineering" ) @STRING( jhr = "Journal of Hydraulic Research" ) @STRING( ce = "Coastal Engineering" ) @STRING( asce = "American Society of Civil Engineers" ) @STRING( jsp = "Journal of Sediment Petrology" ) @STRING( mg = "Marine Geology" ) @STRING( jfm = "Journal of Fluid Mechanics" )
Re: how to insert a 'landscape page' inside a document with portrait orientation ?
inside a document with portait orientation as global option, is it possible to insert a figure (or a table) in the landscape format without rotating it ? So, I would like to have, inside my pdf export, the figure's page with a landscape orientation, and the other pages with portrait orientation, i.e. I would like to insert a landscape page in a document with portrait orientation ! I have tried with rotating and landscape packages but, apparently, these packages are only designed to rotate landscape figures for display them in a document with portrait orientation ? I have stumbled upon this "solution" by pure chance. I'm not sure how or why it works but I think it does what you request. 1. Add to preamble (add both since I forget which one is called): \usepackage{rotating} \usepackage{lscape} 2. Insert the image onto a portrait page with ERT (image needs to be in .pdf format): \begin{sidewaysfigure} \centering \includegraphics[width=9in]{picsforthesis/you_image.pdf} \caption{Your caption.} \label{fig:your label for ref} \end{sidewaysfigure} 3. Run view Pdflatex to produce the .pdf file. 4. Open this file with gsview32 rather than acrobat. 5. Use the File>>Convert option in gsview32 to convert all the .pdf into another pdf (dont ask - i have no idea!) 6. now open the newly saved version in acrobat and the ERT inserted image will be in landscape. It takes far less time doing than explaining!! Rob S -- R D Saunders Hydraulic Research Group Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering University of Southampton UK
Re: how to insert a 'landscape page' inside a document with portrait orientation ?
I would like to insert a landscape page in a document with portrait orientation ! I've just tried it again. See attached before and after pdfs. Hope that is what you mean. Rob S -- R D Saunders Hydraulic Research Group Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering University of Southampton UK before.pdf Description: Adobe PDF document after.pdf Description: Adobe PDF document
Re: pdf file not found
Geoffrey Lloyd wrote: After using pdflatex to convert my lyx file Acrobat Reader says cannot find file. You need to ensure Acrobat is closed first prior to using PdfLatex. Rob S -- R D Saunders Hydraulic Research Group Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering University of Southampton UK
summation symbol
Hi List; How do I place limits above and below the summation(\sum) symbol from within the math panel?? It's going to be obvious I know!! Apologies and thanks in advance Rob S -- R D Saunders Hydraulic Research Group Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering University of Southampton UK
Re: Dutch surnames in Bibtex
christiaan johannes pauw wrote: I am writing a document with lyx using tkbibtex as bibliography database and the apsrmp format. Two questions: 1. Some Dutch surnames are two or three words long (e.g. van den Berg). How do define the all the words as a surname and not as first names or initials (which is what happens now)? Try Natbib/ERT options. First have a look at the Natbib package documentation. I think it covers special cases like this. http://gking.harvard.edu/files/natnotes.pdf There is also a dvi of this in the LaTeX distribution folder. Rob S -- R D Saunders Hydraulic Research Group Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering University of Southampton UK
Bug in spell checker?
Hi List; Perhaps not a LyX issue this one so bare with me. Lyx 1.3.3, Ruurds port for Win XP When using the spell checker I've just found that if only one suggestion for a correction appears it cannot be used to replace the offending text. For example (using English dict) if in error I type "necessacrilary" I have only the one correct spelling option this can be selected but will not replace. Note; This bug will only appear if this spelling error follows another. If this is the FIRST spelling error the spell checker will work ok. This highlights a point I made some (long) time ago where I noted that the top item in the spell check listbox cannot be selected and used to replace an error directly. I find you need to first select a word from lower in the list and then reselect the top word for this to work. 1. Can this be confirmed? 2. If so where best to report it? Rob S -- R D Saunders Hydraulic Research Group Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering University of Southampton UK
Re: Bug in spell checker?
Geoffrey Lloyd wrote: I have tested your problem on 1.3.5-QT for WinXp and whatever the bug it seems to have been fixed. I can select and replace using the first in the list, the only in the list etc This highlights a point I made some (long) time ago where I noted that the top item in the spell check listbox cannot be selected and used to replace an error directly. I find you need to first select a word from lower in the list and then reselect the top word for this to work. 1. Can this be confirmed? 2. If so where best to report it? Thanks Geoff; You're right. This does not appear a problem in 1.3.5. Problem solved. I'll stick with 1.3.5 from now! Rob -- R D Saunders Hydraulic Research Group Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering University of Southampton UK
Re: Bibtex references
Geoff; Geoffrey Lloyd wrote: Hi I have a multipart document, at the end of which I want to add a bibliography. How do I make the bibliography 'global' so that its contents can be seen from all the parts. Place a "bibtex generated reference" widget(bgrw) where you want the bibliography to appear in you main "master" document. I really dont want to have a bibliography at the end of each chapter. Then place a copy of the master bgrw within a comment environment at the end of each "include/slave" document. You can then add citation references to all parts at any time but the ref list will only appear once at the location you specified in the "master" document. Rob S -- R D Saunders Hydraulic Research Group Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering University of Southampton UK
Re: lyx on Solaris 9 or cygwin
Alison Kay wrote: Can anyone give me detailed info on how to install lyx (including xforms and xpm), either on solaris or cygwin running on a Windows PC. Can any help? Alison. Alison; Have a look here: http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/WindowsSetup There is now no real need to be troubled with the cygwin setup. Far better to install LyX 1.3.5 for windows following the guidance on this page. Rob S -- R D Saunders Hydraulic Research Group Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering University of Southampton UK
Re: Should this behavior be expected?
Paul Smith wrote: On 4/18/05, Michael Scottaline <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: PS>When two LyX windows are open (after having run the command lyx PS>twice), copying from a document in a window to a document in the other PS>one is not possible. Is this behavior expected as normal? Or is this a PS>bug? Hmm! That does not seem to be the case on my linux lyx 1.3.4 where the procedure I follow relatively routinely is as follows: 1. Go to the first text document and highlight the text to be copied by highlighting and ctrl C. 2. Click outside the highlighted text to get rid of the highlight. This for some reason is fairly important. 3,.Go to the other lyx document, opened by a separate lyx command. 4. Push the middle mouse button where you want to place the copied text. I have just done this again to ensure that it does work.Maybe it does not work on all configurations. I can confirm this method works without a problem on my Windows XP ported version of LyX 1.3.5. Rob S -- R D Saunders Hydraulic Research Group Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering University of Southampton UK
Re: Should this behavior be expected?
Hmm! That does not seem to be the case on my linux lyx 1.3.4 where the procedure I follow relatively routinely is as follows: 1. Go to the first text document and highlight the text to be copied by highlighting and ctrl C. 2. Click outside the highlighted text to get rid of the highlight. This for some reason is fairly important. 3,.Go to the other lyx document, opened by a separate lyx command. 4. Push the middle mouse button where you want to place the copied text. I have just done this again to ensure that it does work.Maybe it does not work on all configurations. I can confirm this method works without a problem on my Windows XP ported version of LyX 1.3.5. Rob S Win port LyX 1.3.5 Further to my last - Just found this method will also copy text from a .doc or a .pdf straight into LyX - now thats saved some hassle. Rob S -- R D Saunders Hydraulic Research Group Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering University of Southampton UK
Re: Centering a Float in Lyx
Matt; My Document settings has \centre in the "float placement" field, and I've even tried {\begin center} {\end center} around the floats, but no luck. Any ideas? Click in the float. Then from menu select Layout>>Paragraph>>alignment>>center Hope thats what you mean. Rob S -- R D Saunders Hydraulic Research Group Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering University of Southampton UK
Elsart users
Hi List I'm just about to draft a paper using the elsart.lyx template. Is there anyone using this (or has used this) who can offer suggestions on how to place multiple authors separated by commas as: Author 1, Author 2 and Author 3 from within LyX without having to use ERT (I can reproduce all this without problems using ERT so I'm not too concerned if is the only option) Rob S -- R D Saunders Hydraulic Research Group Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering University of Southampton UK
Re: Elsart users
Milos; with elsart this will give you authors on separate lines with address for each individual, which is senseless if they are from the same institution. So yeah, ERT seems to be the only way to get the other output style with a shared address. That's at least how I had to do it recently, but maybe someone else knows of a better way. Regards, Milos I'm pretty much there now (99%). A few ert boxes and an extra Style added to the elsart layout file to define the \corauth LaTeX commannd (same as footnote). Cheers Rob S -- R D Saunders Hydraulic Research Group Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering University of Southampton UK
Re: Elsart Template, authors inline --nearly!
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi List; For those interested I've attached a copy of an ammended Elsart template which will produce(with one further tweak) authors names inline. Ah, does not appear to be there! 2nd try Rob S -- R D Saunders Hydraulic Research Group Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering University of Southampton UK #LyX 1.3 created this file. For more info see http://www.lyx.org/ \lyxformat 221 \textclass elsart \begin_preamble \usepackage{natbib} \usepackage{amssymb} \journal{Add Journal name in preamble} \end_preamble \language english \inputencoding auto \fontscheme default \graphics default \paperfontsize default \spacing single \papersize Default \paperpackage a4 \use_geometry 0 \use_amsmath 0 \use_natbib 1 \use_numerical_citations 0 \paperorientation portrait \secnumdepth 3 \tocdepth 3 \paragraph_separation indent \defskip medskip \quotes_language english \quotes_times 2 \papercolumns 1 \papersides 1 \paperpagestyle default \layout Title Elsart layout template for authors inline. \layout Author \begin_inset OptArg collapsed true \layout Standard Address1 \end_inset First Author name \begin_inset ERT status Collapsed \layout Standard \backslash thanksref{footnote1} \end_inset \begin_inset ERT status Collapsed \layout Standard }{, \end_inset \layout Thanks \begin_inset OptArg collapsed true \layout Standard footnote1 \end_inset Footnote for Author 1 \layout Author Email [EMAIL PROTECTED] \layout Author \begin_inset OptArg collapsed true \layout Standard Address2 \end_inset Second Author name \begin_inset ERT status Collapsed \layout Standard \backslash thanksref{footnote2} \end_inset \layout Thanks \begin_inset OptArg collapsed true \layout Standard footnote2 \end_inset Footnote for Author 2 \layout Author Email [EMAIL PROTECTED] \layout Author Address \begin_inset OptArg collapsed true \layout Standard Address1 \end_inset Address for Author 1 \layout Author Address \begin_inset OptArg collapsed true \layout Standard Address2 \end_inset Address for Author 2 \layout Abstract The text of the abstract goes here \layout Keywords keyword1 \begin_inset ERT status Collapsed \layout Standard \backslash sep \end_inset keyword2 \begin_inset ERT status Collapsed \layout Standard \backslash sep \end_inset keyword3 \layout Keywords \begin_inset ERT status Collapsed \layout Standard \backslash PACS \end_inset code1 \begin_inset ERT status Collapsed \layout Standard \backslash sep \end_inset code2 \begin_inset ERT status Collapsed \layout Standard \backslash sep \end_inset code3 \layout Section First section \layout Standard Run this through the DVI to generate a .tex file. Ammend .tex file by removing spaces between author names. Now run Latex again from command line. \the_end
Re: How do you make a bibliography?
Hi Steve; Now I have some questions... What is a site key, and what should I put in there? A number? A letter? A string? I assume it needs to be unique. Its a unique code to a specific reference. I tend to use the first authors surname followed by a number e.g. Smith:1 Should the author be Lastname, Firstname MiddleInitial? In tk bibtex enter the name as it appears e.g. A.B Clark or as Allen Brian Clark if you have the full name for two or more authors separate each with: and eg A.B Clark and Derek Edward Fish Is the year the year copyrighted? Normally it's the year of publication Why is there no provision to state a page number or chapter number? enter the page range as: 1 - 99 in page box - needs to be reference type Article (or similar) which provides for page numbers As for chapter - you would normally enter this when you place a reference into the document. If it's a website, what reference type do I use. tkbibtex has all sorts of reference types, but "Website" isn't one of them? When referencing a website, do I put its URL in the URL field? I tend to place these in the note field. Not sure of my logic on this one though! What are CROSSREF, CODE, ANNOTE and ABSTRACT for, and do I need to use those just to give credit to the original source of the material? Crossref is used when an article appears in book or similar and you need to reference both sources. I dont bother too much with this. Dont bother with the others since most will choke up Bibtex - well I know the abstract field does anyway. Sometimes I reference a whole book, and sometimes I reference a tiny piece of text out of the book (within the bounds of fair use). How do these differ as far as the bibiliaography? AFAIK they dont. Reference the book and pp range?? I'll probably have more questions -- this is entirely new to me. In that case I suggest you have a google around for bib, bibtex, etc. You may find a lot of the FAQs are already answered elsewhere. Rob S -- R D Saunders Hydraulic Research Group Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering University of Southampton UK
Re: Newbie: Can't Launch Lyx due to needed layout description
Earl DeShazer wrote: I am guessing this is a fairly common issue, but I have scoured the users, developers, gname, etc. mailing lists and have turned up one reference to a similar problem. However, there were no responses to the posting. I am trying to install LyX on a Windows XP machine. I have installed MiKTex, Ghostscript, ImageMagick and LyX 1.3.5. From the instructions, I believed that to run LyX initially was as simple as double-clicking the executable. Unfortunately, I got this message in the xterm: LyXTextClassList::Read: no textclasses found! And this message in a warning box: LyX wasn't able to find any layout description! Check the contents of the file "textclass.lst" Sorry, has to exit :-( I have a textclass.lst file in my c:/LatexPrograms/lyx/share directory. I am not sure what I am looking for in this file. Did I miss something in my installation or is there some documentation somewhere to help me fix my problem? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Here is my full configuration information: lyx -version LyX 1.3.5 of Wed, Oct 6, 2004 Built on Jan 3 2005, 09:55:08 Configuration Host type: i686-pc-cygwin Special build flags: C Compiler: wrapmsvc C Compiler flags: -g C++ Compiler: wrapmsvc C++ Compiler flags: /Zc:forScope /MD /EHsc /O2 Linker flags: -L/cygdrive/c/Qt/3.2.1NonCommercial/lib Frontend: qt Qt version: 3.2.1 LyX binary dir: /usr/local/bin LyX files dir: /usr/local/share/lyx It should be noted that I do not have a /usr/local directory at all, so I am not sure what these last two things are pointing to. Thanks again, William DeShazer Have a look here: http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/WindowsSetup You no longer need cygwin to use lyx on windows Rob S -- R D Saunders Hydraulic Research Group Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering University of Southampton UK
Re: \nocite{*} changes bibliography style (when using natbib)
by inserting "\nocite{*}" as ERT in my LyX document. But this changes the look of my bibliography from "apalike" - author (year) title - to a numerical notation. I am using NatBib with the "autor-year" option. Style: "apalike". LyX 1.3.4 on Linux Hi Janus; Try adding this to the document preamble - it works using \nocite{*}, apalike and Natbib producing the output as you require: [EMAIL PROTECTED]([EMAIL PROTECTED] , #2\fi)} [EMAIL PROTECTED] I have no idea what this does however since I snipped it from elsewhere but it works for me ;-) Rob S -- R D Saunders Hydraulic Research Group Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering University of Southampton UK
Re: List of figures
Geoffrey Lloyd wrote: Hi I have a list of figures page in my document. However I have some very long captions. As a reult the LOF looks full and messy. Is there any way to define a caption heading that appears in the LOF such that the whole caption doesnt. eg Figure 1 A nice picture of a cat but the actual caption says - A nice picture of a cat that has recently been fed something nice blah blah Geoff; From toolbar select insert--short title add this just before the original caption. Add the short title version in this box - job done! Rob S -- R D Saunders Hydraulic Research Group Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering University of Southampton UK
Re: Wiki: Separate group for windows-related pages?
This makes sense to me. A lot of the traffic on this list is caused by Windows-specific bugs and work arounds. Making the Windows pages more visible and easier to extract the desired information from would be a good thing IMO. Of course, adding an automatic redirect to the new pages would be a cool thing to do too :) I have no problem with a separate wiki but: If space is an issue then. A lot of the main page info still refers to both the 1.3.3 and 1.3.5 setups. I see no reason, now that version 1.3.5 appears to be stable on Win (with a few tweaks), why the page needs refer to 1.3.3 any longer - unless that is I'm told different. This would thin out a fair bit from the page. Also losing the win98 setup page would not hurt since neither myself or the other regular win wiki page editors have kept this up to date (at least not in line with the XP 2000 page) The graphics page also could head for the bin for much the same reason - it was a page I started with all good intentions of completing but. Other than that I (and no doubt others) are trimming the main setup page down as and when possible. I guess with arrival of the awaited LyX 1.3.6 there will be no need for a win wiki anyway ;-) Rob S -- R D Saunders Hydraulic Research Group Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering University of Southampton UK
Re: strange behaviour in lyx-1.3.5
Fernando Gisbert Cervera wrote: Paul Smith wrote: On 5/23/05, Fernando Gisbert Cervera <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I have noticed a strange behaviour when lyx has multiple documents opened in the same lyx window. When I switch from one document to another, the spellchecker starts spellchecking the document from the cursor position on. Has anyone noticed that? I'm using lyx-1.3.5 with SuSe 9.1. I've seen this also on the win ported 1.3.5. If one spellchecks any of the open .lyx files for some reason the spellchecker does not get unloaded at the end of the document (thinking about it this may only happen if there are no spelling errors found). If you then change document from the file menu the spellchecker then races its way through this document also - annoyingly opening up all floats in the process. I've learn't from this that its better to spellcheck documents one by one. Rob S PS I'm sure this has been mentioned in the past on the list but possibly disguised as a Windows port problem rather than a generic problem. -- R D Saunders Hydraulic Research Group Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering University of Southampton UK
Re: Making beautiful LyX icons...
Gunnar wrote: Here is an svg icon that is part of (I think) the etiquette icon theme. Enjoy. Can someone help me convert this nice picture to bmp or psd format? In such a way that it is working in ms-windows environment. I've tried that, but the t-shirt company (the "print with your own logo" kind of company) is telling me that they only see a large black image I can't understand why. I've done my best with inkscape and convert, but no success. Gunnar. See Lyx3.ico attached for us windows users Rob S -- R D Saunders Hydraulic Research Group Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering University of Southampton UK <>
Re: Making beautiful LyX icons...
Gunnar. See Lyx3.ico attached for us windows users oops, my mail scanner didn't like an .ico file being rec'd so here it is again (he hopes!) with the extension changed to .txt (rename to .ico on receipt). Image may need some further image tweaking to loose the background on a win box. Rob S -- R D Saunders Hydraulic Research Group Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering University of Southampton UK ¨4 ( [EMAIL PROTECTED]Ó§Õ® ҧȡ¹ m QtOo¦¸§»Â¼çææþýþþýþãäá±¾°Dc {J mºÌ¡ Ö®Þ½äÅèÉçÊèÉåÇ߸ Ш¹ k uG+}T®´¿´ßâßþýþÿÿÿþÿåç䪻!qP R«z Àѧشà¿çÇèÏëÎîÏëÎèÎçÊá¾Ô¬ ¾¥s NmD©²À²áåáÿþðíïºÂ¹jC T¨y½ Ë ×°Þ¼çÆèËïÍïÒïÖïÔíÒçÎèÌÝ» Ï¥ ¾§v Sg>ª¹Á¹îìíûùúÐÔÍ$pP yL¡q´ ÄӪ״à¿çÈìÎïÒïÖïÕïßïÕðÒçËäÂ׳ ɶ o yMg>±ÈÏÈúøùÿîçë_p j: e«|´ ÆӪݳåÄæËìÎïÕïÖïÖïÙïÖìÐçËäÃÖ´ Ϧ ¾¬{d k=)uK°¾±ãáâÿÿüüü¸Àº Y- So¯{µ Çլ׳àÀçÇéÎñÏòÑòÏðÐçÎçÉåÄݺװΥ ¾n S \2s ÆÉÆùúúÿÿÿ÷ðóB{] k>