Re: writing resume/CV
"Ronny" == Ronny Haryanto [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Ronny Thanks! It's great. I have played around with it a bit. And Ronny thank you for your explanation, it's very helpful and very much Ronny appreciated. Ronny Is there a way to disable the automatic line breaking for the Ronny "topic" environment? Not currently. I could add a package option for that. Note also that you can change the fonts used in the cv (the documentation is at the top of cv.cls). If you come up with interesting settings, I can include them as a document option. Fell free to ask for improvements. I will feel free to implement them or not :) JMarc
Re: writing resume/CV
"Ronny" == Ronny Haryanto [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Ronny Thanks! It's great. I have played around with it a bit. And Ronny thank you for your explanation, it's very helpful and very much Ronny appreciated. Ronny Is there a way to disable the automatic line breaking for the Ronny "topic" environment? Not currently. I could add a package option for that. Note also that you can change the fonts used in the cv (the documentation is at the top of cv.cls). If you come up with interesting settings, I can include them as a document option. Fell free to ask for improvements. I will feel free to implement them or not :) JMarc
Re: writing resume/CV
> "Ronny" == Ronny Haryanto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: Ronny> Thanks! It's great. I have played around with it a bit. And Ronny> thank you for your explanation, it's very helpful and very much Ronny> appreciated. Ronny> Is there a way to disable the automatic line breaking for the Ronny> "topic" environment? Not currently. I could add a package option for that. Note also that you can change the fonts used in the cv (the documentation is at the top of cv.cls). If you come up with interesting settings, I can include them as a document option. Fell free to ask for improvements. I will feel free to implement them or not :) JMarc
Re: writing resume/CV
"Ronny" == Ronny Haryanto [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Ronny Hi all, I'd really like to produce my resume with LyX (latex is Ronny OK, but lyx is better). However currently there's no document Ronny class for resume/CV in my system. There is one that I wrote, but I have to warn you it is really minimalist: http://www-rocq.inria.fr/~lasgoutt/lyx/cv-1.3.tar.gz It contains a latex document class and a LyX class. Ronny I'm just wondering if anyone has any tips/tricks on producing Ronny resume/CV with LyX or suggestions of good latex packages for Ronny making resume/CV that I can use with LyX? Now, if you are looking for another class, you would have to write a LyX textclass file for it. Of course you would be welcome to send it to us, then :) Ronny That brings up another question: Can I make any latex package Ronny work with LyX? What makes a package incompatible with LyX? Basically, package that work well with LyX are 1) packages that only need some code in the preamble and provide no new user macros (cite.sty, fancyhdr.sty, ...). Then LyX has nothing to do to support them. 2) document classes which have a syntax similar to the basic classes (and not too many commands with optional arguments) 3) probably many others, on a case-by-case basis. JMarc
Re: writing resume/CV
Ronny Haryanto wrote: I'd really like to produce my resume with LyX (latex is OK, but lyx is better). However currently there's no document class for resume/CV in my system. I'm just wondering if anyone has any tips/tricks on producing resume/CV with LyX or suggestions of good latex packages for making resume/CV that I can use with LyX? I have created my CV using the article class, and used Section*, Subsection* and so on to split it up - it looks fine. -- Adrian Ball - Technical Consultant || Barron McCann Ltd Major Data Services Ltd || Business Recovery Services Tel: 07050 688565 - Fax: 07020 965488|| http://www.bemac.com/ mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] || Tel: 01283 535311
Re: writing resume/CV
On 07-Nov-2000, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote: There is one that I wrote, but I have to warn you it is really minimalist: http://www-rocq.inria.fr/~lasgoutt/lyx/cv-1.3.tar.gz It contains a latex document class and a LyX class. Thanks! It's great. I have played around with it a bit. And thank you for your explanation, it's very helpful and very much appreciated. Is there a way to disable the automatic line breaking for the "topic" environment? On 07-Nov-2000, Adrian Ball wrote: I have created my CV using the article class, and used Section*, Subsection* and so on to split it up - it looks fine. That's a good idea. I think I will try to use Jean-Marc's cv package first, but thank you for your suggestion! Ronny
Re: writing resume/CV
"Ronny" == Ronny Haryanto [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Ronny Hi all, I'd really like to produce my resume with LyX (latex is Ronny OK, but lyx is better). However currently there's no document Ronny class for resume/CV in my system. There is one that I wrote, but I have to warn you it is really minimalist: http://www-rocq.inria.fr/~lasgoutt/lyx/cv-1.3.tar.gz It contains a latex document class and a LyX class. Ronny I'm just wondering if anyone has any tips/tricks on producing Ronny resume/CV with LyX or suggestions of good latex packages for Ronny making resume/CV that I can use with LyX? Now, if you are looking for another class, you would have to write a LyX textclass file for it. Of course you would be welcome to send it to us, then :) Ronny That brings up another question: Can I make any latex package Ronny work with LyX? What makes a package incompatible with LyX? Basically, package that work well with LyX are 1) packages that only need some code in the preamble and provide no new user macros (cite.sty, fancyhdr.sty, ...). Then LyX has nothing to do to support them. 2) document classes which have a syntax similar to the basic classes (and not too many commands with optional arguments) 3) probably many others, on a case-by-case basis. JMarc
Re: writing resume/CV
Ronny Haryanto wrote: I'd really like to produce my resume with LyX (latex is OK, but lyx is better). However currently there's no document class for resume/CV in my system. I'm just wondering if anyone has any tips/tricks on producing resume/CV with LyX or suggestions of good latex packages for making resume/CV that I can use with LyX? I have created my CV using the article class, and used Section*, Subsection* and so on to split it up - it looks fine. -- Adrian Ball - Technical Consultant || Barron McCann Ltd Major Data Services Ltd || Business Recovery Services Tel: 07050 688565 - Fax: 07020 965488|| http://www.bemac.com/ mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] || Tel: 01283 535311
Re: writing resume/CV
On 07-Nov-2000, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote: There is one that I wrote, but I have to warn you it is really minimalist: http://www-rocq.inria.fr/~lasgoutt/lyx/cv-1.3.tar.gz It contains a latex document class and a LyX class. Thanks! It's great. I have played around with it a bit. And thank you for your explanation, it's very helpful and very much appreciated. Is there a way to disable the automatic line breaking for the "topic" environment? On 07-Nov-2000, Adrian Ball wrote: I have created my CV using the article class, and used Section*, Subsection* and so on to split it up - it looks fine. That's a good idea. I think I will try to use Jean-Marc's cv package first, but thank you for your suggestion! Ronny
Re: writing resume/CV
> "Ronny" == Ronny Haryanto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: Ronny> Hi all, I'd really like to produce my resume with LyX (latex is Ronny> OK, but lyx is better). However currently there's no document Ronny> class for resume/CV in my system. There is one that I wrote, but I have to warn you it is really minimalist: http://www-rocq.inria.fr/~lasgoutt/lyx/cv-1.3.tar.gz It contains a latex document class and a LyX class. Ronny> I'm just wondering if anyone has any tips/tricks on producing Ronny> resume/CV with LyX or suggestions of good latex packages for Ronny> making resume/CV that I can use with LyX? Now, if you are looking for another class, you would have to write a LyX textclass file for it. Of course you would be welcome to send it to us, then :) Ronny> That brings up another question: Can I make any latex package Ronny> work with LyX? What makes a package incompatible with LyX? Basically, package that work well with LyX are 1) packages that only need some code in the preamble and provide no new user macros (cite.sty, fancyhdr.sty, ...). Then LyX has nothing to do to support them. 2) document classes which have a syntax similar to the basic classes (and not too many commands with optional arguments) 3) probably many others, on a case-by-case basis. JMarc
Re: writing resume/CV
Ronny Haryanto wrote: > I'd really like to produce my resume with LyX (latex is OK, but lyx is > better). However currently there's no document class for resume/CV in > my system. > > I'm just wondering if anyone has any tips/tricks on producing > resume/CV with LyX or suggestions of good latex packages for making > resume/CV that I can use with LyX? I have created my CV using the article class, and used Section*, Subsection* and so on to split it up - it looks fine. -- Adrian Ball - Technical Consultant || Barron McCann Ltd Major Data Services Ltd || Business Recovery Services Tel: 07050 688565 - Fax: 07020 965488|| http://www.bemac.com/ mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] || Tel: 01283 535311
Re: writing resume/CV
On 07-Nov-2000, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote: > There is one that I wrote, but I have to warn you it is really > minimalist: > http://www-rocq.inria.fr/~lasgoutt/lyx/cv-1.3.tar.gz > > It contains a latex document class and a LyX class. Thanks! It's great. I have played around with it a bit. And thank you for your explanation, it's very helpful and very much appreciated. Is there a way to disable the automatic line breaking for the "topic" environment? On 07-Nov-2000, Adrian Ball wrote: > I have created my CV using the article class, and used Section*, Subsection* > and so on to split it up - it looks fine. That's a good idea. I think I will try to use Jean-Marc's cv package first, but thank you for your suggestion! Ronny
writing resume/CV
Hi all, I'd really like to produce my resume with LyX (latex is OK, but lyx is better). However currently there's no document class for resume/CV in my system. I'm just wondering if anyone has any tips/tricks on producing resume/CV with LyX or suggestions of good latex packages for making resume/CV that I can use with LyX? That brings up another question: Can I make any latex package work with LyX? What makes a package incompatible with LyX? Thank you in advance. Ronny
writing resume/CV
Hi all, I'd really like to produce my resume with LyX (latex is OK, but lyx is better). However currently there's no document class for resume/CV in my system. I'm just wondering if anyone has any tips/tricks on producing resume/CV with LyX or suggestions of good latex packages for making resume/CV that I can use with LyX? That brings up another question: Can I make any latex package work with LyX? What makes a package incompatible with LyX? Thank you in advance. Ronny
writing resume/CV
Hi all, I'd really like to produce my resume with LyX (latex is OK, but lyx is better). However currently there's no document class for resume/CV in my system. I'm just wondering if anyone has any tips/tricks on producing resume/CV with LyX or suggestions of good latex packages for making resume/CV that I can use with LyX? That brings up another question: Can I make any latex package work with LyX? What makes a package incompatible with LyX? Thank you in advance. Ronny
