Re: How to have an enumeration item span more than one paragraph?
sorry, I did not understand that you need the FIRST LINE indentation. This should probably be done with hard spaces ctrl+space. Probably somebody knows why deeper paragraphs do not have the first line indented. The same thing was discussed as known bug in 1.1.[56] versions for each first paragraph after some another text types. E.g. if you create [sub]section or list, the next paragraph will not have the first line indented. I do not use 1.2 version, maybe it is repaired already? Pavel Hampl pavel hampl wrote: try this: -write the first paragraph and set is as enumerated -write the second paragraph, it should be enumerated with 2 -write the paragraph you want to be indented. NOW it is enumerated with 3 -write the next paragraph if any, it has to have 4 -go to the paragraph with 3 and change it from enumerated to standard; now the next paragraph has 1 again - change depth of the standard paragraph; it should be indented and the next paragraph has number 3 1. first paragraph 2. second paragraph third paragraph 3. fourth paragraph the depth can be changed either through menu Layout| change env. depth, or with Shift-Alt-Right or with the button of indented paragraph with arrows on both sides. Is that what you need? PHampl -- -- Pavel Hampl email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] GN Resources CZ http://www.gncz.cz Ve Smeckach 20 tel: +420-2-96337821 NEW! 11000 Praha 1, CZ
Re: How to have an enumeration item span more than one paragraph?
sorry, I did not understand that you need the FIRST LINE indentation. This should probably be done with hard spaces ctrl+space. Probably somebody knows why deeper paragraphs do not have the first line indented. The same thing was discussed as known bug in 1.1.[56] versions for each first paragraph after some another text types. E.g. if you create [sub]section or list, the next paragraph will not have the first line indented. I do not use 1.2 version, maybe it is repaired already? Pavel Hampl pavel hampl wrote: try this: -write the first paragraph and set is as enumerated -write the second paragraph, it should be enumerated with 2 -write the paragraph you want to be indented. NOW it is enumerated with 3 -write the next paragraph if any, it has to have 4 -go to the paragraph with 3 and change it from enumerated to standard; now the next paragraph has 1 again - change depth of the standard paragraph; it should be indented and the next paragraph has number 3 1. first paragraph 2. second paragraph third paragraph 3. fourth paragraph the depth can be changed either through menu Layout| change env. depth, or with Shift-Alt-Right or with the button of indented paragraph with arrows on both sides. Is that what you need? PHampl -- -- Pavel Hampl email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] GN Resources CZ http://www.gncz.cz Ve Smeckach 20 tel: +420-2-96337821 NEW! 11000 Praha 1, CZ
Re: How to have an enumeration item span more than one paragraph?
sorry, I did not understand that you need the FIRST LINE indentation. This should probably be done with hard spaces "ctrl+space". Probably somebody knows why deeper paragraphs do not have the first line indented. The same thing was discussed as known bug in 1.1.[56] versions for each first paragraph after some another text types. E.g. if you create [sub]section or list, the next paragraph will not have the first line indented. I do not use 1.2 version, maybe it is repaired already? Pavel Hampl pavel hampl wrote: > > try this: > > -write the first paragraph and set is as enumerated > -write the second paragraph, it should be enumerated with 2 > -write the paragraph you want to be indented. NOW it is > enumerated with 3 > -write the next paragraph if any, it has to have 4 > -go to the paragraph with 3 and change it from "enumerated" > to "standard"; now the next paragraph has 1 again > - change depth of the "standard" paragraph; it should be > indented and the next paragraph has number 3 > > 1. first paragraph > > 2. second paragraph > >third paragraph > > 3. fourth paragraph > > the depth can be changed either through menu "Layout| change > env. depth", or with "Shift-Alt-Right" or with the button of > indented paragraph with arrows on both sides. > > Is that what you need? > > PHampl -- -- Pavel Hampl email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] GN Resources CZ http://www.gncz.cz Ve Smeckach 20 tel: +420-2-96337821 <<NEW! 11000 Praha 1, CZ
Re: How to have an enumeration item span more than one paragraph?
try this: -write the first paragraph and set is as enumerated -write the second paragraph, it should be enumerated with 2 -write the paragraph you want to be indented. NOW it is enumerated with 3 -write the next paragraph if any, it has to have 4 -go to the paragraph with 3 and change it from enumerated to standard; now the next paragraph has 1 again - change depth of the standard paragraph; it should be indented and the next paragraph has number 3 1. first paragraph 2. second paragraph third paragraph 3. fourth paragraph the depth can be changed either through menu Layout| change env. depth, or with Shift-Alt-Right or with the button of indented paragraph with arrows on both sides. Is that what you need? PHampl -- -- Pavel Hampl email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] GN Resources CZ http://www.gncz.cz Ve Smeckach 20 tel: +420-2-96337821 NEW! 11000 Praha 1, CZ
Re: How to have an enumeration item span more than one paragraph?
try this: -write the first paragraph and set is as enumerated -write the second paragraph, it should be enumerated with 2 -write the paragraph you want to be indented. NOW it is enumerated with 3 -write the next paragraph if any, it has to have 4 -go to the paragraph with 3 and change it from enumerated to standard; now the next paragraph has 1 again - change depth of the standard paragraph; it should be indented and the next paragraph has number 3 1. first paragraph 2. second paragraph third paragraph 3. fourth paragraph the depth can be changed either through menu Layout| change env. depth, or with Shift-Alt-Right or with the button of indented paragraph with arrows on both sides. Is that what you need? PHampl -- -- Pavel Hampl email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] GN Resources CZ http://www.gncz.cz Ve Smeckach 20 tel: +420-2-96337821 NEW! 11000 Praha 1, CZ
Re: How to have an enumeration item span more than one paragraph?
try this: -write the first paragraph and set is as enumerated -write the second paragraph, it should be enumerated with 2 -write the paragraph you want to be indented. NOW it is enumerated with 3 -write the next paragraph if any, it has to have 4 -go to the paragraph with 3 and change it from "enumerated" to "standard"; now the next paragraph has 1 again - change depth of the "standard" paragraph; it should be indented and the next paragraph has number 3 1. first paragraph 2. second paragraph third paragraph 3. fourth paragraph the depth can be changed either through menu "Layout| change env. depth", or with "Shift-Alt-Right" or with the button of indented paragraph with arrows on both sides. Is that what you need? PHampl -- -- Pavel Hampl email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] GN Resources CZ http://www.gncz.cz Ve Smeckach 20 tel: +420-2-96337821 <<NEW! 11000 Praha 1, CZ
multiline Latex preamble
Hello, I use LyX 1.1.6fix4 on Linux RedHat6.2. I have problems with writing the Latex preamble, because it doesnot accept the Enter key. Therefore I have write it on single line or use another editor (vim) to include the preamdle text into the lyx file. Is this problem caused by Lyx or xforms? And how can I solve it? Thank you all, Pavel Hampl -- -- Pavel Hampl email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] GN Resources CZ http://www.gncz.cz Ve Smeckach 20 tel: +420-2-96337821 NEW! 11000 Praha 1, CZ
multiline Latex preamble
Hello, I use LyX 1.1.6fix4 on Linux RedHat6.2. I have problems with writing the Latex preamble, because it doesnot accept the Enter key. Therefore I have write it on single line or use another editor (vim) to include the preamdle text into the lyx file. Is this problem caused by Lyx or xforms? And how can I solve it? Thank you all, Pavel Hampl -- -- Pavel Hampl email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] GN Resources CZ http://www.gncz.cz Ve Smeckach 20 tel: +420-2-96337821 NEW! 11000 Praha 1, CZ
multiline Latex preamble
Hello, I use LyX 1.1.6fix4 on Linux RedHat6.2. I have problems with writing the Latex preamble, because it doesnot accept the Enter key. Therefore I have write it on single line or use another editor (vim) to include the preamdle text into the lyx file. Is this problem caused by Lyx or xforms? And how can I solve it? Thank you all, Pavel Hampl -- -- Pavel Hampl email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] GN Resources CZ http://www.gncz.cz Ve Smeckach 20 tel: +420-2-96337821 <<NEW! 11000 Praha 1, CZ
latex2rtf -C latin2
Hi all, I was trying to use the latex2rtf as a convertor in LyX. But I use latin2 (8859-2) encoding. This program in latest version should support codepages, but the related parameter (-C) is not implemented correctly. I have reported this as a bug, but have problems to compile it repaired. Has anyone made succesfully this work already? I.E does anybody use latex2rtf with non-latin1 codepage? The result with default codepage is that some characters are MISSING in the RTF output. Not wrongly coded, but missing :O(. Thanks Pavel Hampl -- -- Pavel Hampl email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] GN Resources CZ http://www.gncz.cz Ve Smeckach 20 tel: +420-2-96337821 NEW! 11000 Praha 1, CZ
latex2rtf -C latin2
Hi all, I was trying to use the latex2rtf as a convertor in LyX. But I use latin2 (8859-2) encoding. This program in latest version should support codepages, but the related parameter (-C) is not implemented correctly. I have reported this as a bug, but have problems to compile it repaired. Has anyone made succesfully this work already? I.E does anybody use latex2rtf with non-latin1 codepage? The result with default codepage is that some characters are MISSING in the RTF output. Not wrongly coded, but missing :O(. Thanks Pavel Hampl -- -- Pavel Hampl email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] GN Resources CZ http://www.gncz.cz Ve Smeckach 20 tel: +420-2-96337821 NEW! 11000 Praha 1, CZ
latex2rtf -C latin2
Hi all, I was trying to use the latex2rtf as a convertor in LyX. But I use latin2 (8859-2) encoding. This program in latest version should support codepages, but the related parameter (-C) is not implemented correctly. I have reported this as a bug, but have problems to compile it repaired. Has anyone made succesfully this work already? I.E does anybody use latex2rtf with non-latin1 codepage? The result with default codepage is that some characters are MISSING in the RTF output. Not wrongly coded, but missing :O(. Thanks Pavel Hampl -- -- Pavel Hampl email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] GN Resources CZ http://www.gncz.cz Ve Smeckach 20 tel: +420-2-96337821 <<NEW! 11000 Praha 1, CZ
