This is not possible directly in LyX (and often horrible to read,
IMNSHO),
I suspect so, but this is the publisher that put forth another strange
requirement.
but the french LaTeX FAQ says that you should look for the packages
'letterspace' and 'trackin'
This is really anoying:
According to man latin1 the symbol for one half (½ - or 1/2 if it
doesn't show up correcly on your screen) is decimal 189. As I'm using
latin1 encoding I try to insert it with \symbol{189} but I only get an
upside down exclamation mark.
I want the slashed symbol for one
Entering symbols by numbers is not a good idea since TeX does not use
latin1 encoding for its output, but its own formats (OT1/T1).
No, but you end up being desperate :-)
It seems that the command \sfrac from the ltugboat.cls documentclass
does what you want:
This works very fine. Thanks a
I need to diminish the spacing between the items in an itemize section.
I thought that using paragraph layout could help, but I can't insert
negative numbers in the spacing field.
What can I do?
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Like it is now, the multiline cell is aligned to have its _centre_ aligned
with the centre of the other cells. I have several cases in my documents
where an alignment of the _top_ with the other cells' top looks best, but
maybe I'm the only one that wants this...
I would like to be able to
In fact I also have these problems - at first I thought that they were
too much LaTeX oriented, but my local LaTeX Guru gave up, so I hope for
help here.
The publisher wants to have the page number in italics in the index.
This was easy in the TOC, but the index is another story. I can't find
Oh boy. My publisher is trying to make me crazy. He's got these
requirements to the book:
. I chose 2 sides in the document layout because the next chapter will
start on a right page. But then - how do I make the last page
completely blank if there's no text? As it is now, there's top- and
If I try to left justify a section header, LyX produces this code:
\section{\raggedright Text of section that is supposed to spand
several lines}
But it seems to be incorrect and LaTeX gives this error message:
! Argument of \@sect has an extra }.
Is this a known problem? Can I do
