On Tue, 22 Jun 1999, John Wetterau wrote:
> Has anyone noticed that single and double quotes get inverted in the printout?
> eg. "He said to me, 'Forget it!'" prints as: "He said to me, 'Forget it!"'
> This is a minor but annoying bug if you are writing a lot of dialog. The .lyx
> file looks corre
On Mon, 21 Jun 1999, Barry Kauler wrote:
> Hi,
> I exported to a LaTeX file, then tried a utility called
> "latex2rtf", which is supposed to generate a Rich
> Text Format file that is Microsoft compatible.
> But, it aborts.
> Then I tried "latex2html" and that just hangs.
>
> So, does anyone know
Has anyone noticed that single and double quotes get inverted in the printout?
eg. "He said to me, 'Forget it!'" prints as: "He said to me, 'Forget it!"'
This is a minor but annoying bug if you are writing a lot of dialog. The .lyx
file looks correct, but the .ps file seems to have them inverted (
Hello
Somehow I lost the pointer to NT Lyx web site. Would someone be
kind enough
to send it to me again?
Thanks a lot
Ed
On Mon, 21 Jun 1999, Barry Kauler wrote:
> Hi,
> I exported to a LaTeX file, then tried a utility called
> "latex2rtf", which is supposed to generate a Rich
> Text Format file that is Microsoft compatible.
> But, it aborts.
I got problems with latex2rtf some time ago too...
> Then I tried "late
I'd like to write a book in two columns. But sometimes there will be a
programming example that is supposed to span the columns. These
examples may be longer than one page.
I can't seem to find the solution for this. Neither floats, tables or
minpages can do this.
Can this be done, and if so, h
Is it possible to place a small picture, e.g. some logo, at an absolute
location, let´s say x cm from the left paper border and y cm form the bottom
paper border?
oliver
---
Oliver Eichler, Dipl.-Ing.
DSP Solutions
Ingenieure Kellermann, Voigt, Hoepfl, Eichler und Weidner
Partnerschaft
Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
>
> > "Alexander" == Alexander Wollmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> Alexander> Putting a "delete-line-forward" like in emacs.bind is not
> Alexander> what I want! Imagine you typed a C-Enter too much, and now
> Alexander> you have a last line you don´t need. I
On 21-Jun-99 Ingo Kloecker wrote:
>> Ingo> You can mark the line (for example by holding down Shift and pressing
>> Ingo> Down) and
>> Ingo> then press backspace. It works for me, but it is a little bit tricky.
>>
>> This does not work for me with the last line.
>
> Try going to the third box in
> Ingo> You can mark the line (for example by holding down Shift and pressing
> Ingo> Down) and
> Ingo> then press backspace. It works for me, but it is a little bit tricky.
>
> This does not work for me with the last line.
Try going to the third box in the last line, hold down Shift and then pre
> "Alexander" == Alexander Wollmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Alexander> Putting a "delete-line-forward" like in emacs.bind is not
Alexander> what I want! Imagine you typed a C-Enter too much, and now
Alexander> you have a last line you don´t need. I want to remove this
Alexander> line (wit
>>>
> Alexander> Hi everybody! How can I remove a line in a
> Alexander> multi-column-equation I created with C-Enter? Just
> Alexander> backspace doesn´t work!
>>> C-k should do it.
>>>
>>> JMarc
>
> Alexander> It does not, sorry!
>
> Sorry, this was only with emacs key bindings. Try M-e k.
> "Alexander" == Alexander Wollmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Alexander> Hi everybody! Sorry, but there is another problem:
Alexander> If I have a multiline-equation produced with C-Enter, I can
Alexander> remove the formula-labels with M-m S-N. Why doesn´t this
Alexander> work with a nor
Salut Alexander,
> How can I remove a line in a multi-column-equation I created with C-Enter? Just
> backspace doesn´t work!
You can mark the line (for example by holding down Shift and pressing Down) and
then press backspace. It works for me, but it is a little bit tricky.
Regards,
Ingo
> "Alexander" == Alexander Wollmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Alexander> On 21-Jun-99 Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
>>> "Alexander" == Alexander Wollmann
>>> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>>
Alexander> Hi everybody! How can I remove a line in a
Alexander> multi-column-equation I create
Hi everybody!
Sorry, but there is another problem:
If I have a multiline-equation produced with C-Enter, I can remove the
formula-labels with M-m S-N. Why doesn´t this work with a normal math-equation
(M-m d, but no C-Enter)? How can I remove such a label?
Greets,
Alex.
--
On 21-Jun-99 Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
>> "Alexander" == Alexander Wollmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> Alexander> Hi everybody! How can I remove a line in a
> Alexander> multi-column-equation I created with C-Enter? Just
> Alexander> backspace doesn´t work!
>
> C-k should do it.
>
> "Alexander" == Alexander Wollmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Alexander> Hi everybody! How can I remove a line in a
Alexander> multi-column-equation I created with C-Enter? Just
Alexander> backspace doesn´t work!
C-k should do it.
JMarc
> "Barry" == Barry Kauler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Barry> Hi, I exported to a LaTeX file, then tried a utility called
Barry> "latex2rtf", which is supposed to generate a Rich Text Format
Barry> file that is Microsoft compatible. But, it aborts. Then I
Barry> tried "latex2html" and that j
Hi,
I exported to a LaTeX file, then tried a utility called
"latex2rtf", which is supposed to generate a Rich
Text Format file that is Microsoft compatible.
But, it aborts.
Then I tried "latex2html" and that just hangs.
So, does anyone know of any conversion utility
that can convert a Lyx docume
Hi everybody!
How can I remove a line in a multi-column-equation I created with C-Enter? Just
backspace doesn´t work!
Greets,
Alex.
---
Alexander Wollmann
Universität Freiburg,
Abteilung Elementar-Mathematik und Didaktik der Mathematik
E-
>
> In the layout files, the layouts that should appear before \maketitle
> are marked with
> InTitle 1
>
> So you should do the same for your Dummy layout.
>
> Hope this helps.
Perfect, that´s it. Thanks a lot (as so often in recent times :) )
oliver
---
Oliver Eichler, Dipl.-Ing.
DSP
> "Oliver" == Oliver Eichler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Oliver> Does anyone know how the tag \maketitle is placed? How does
Oliver> Lyx know the end of my title section. I would like to achieve
Oliver> something like:
Oliver> \newcommand Dummy[1]{\def\@dummy{#1}} ... \title{dd}
Oliver>
Does anyone know how the tag \maketitle is placed? How does Lyx know the end of
my title section. I would like to achieve something like:
\newcommand Dummy[1]{\def\@dummy{#1}}
...
\title{dd}
\author{s}
\Dummy{ff}
\date{k}
now Lyx should set \maketitle, however it will place it a
> "Julián" == Julián Muñoz Domínguez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Julián> I would like to thank all the developpers and contributors for
Julián> doing LyX, a really usefull software. For _me_, LaTex is
Julián> meaningless without LyX.
You are *very* welcome :)
JMarc
I would like to thank all the developpers and contributors for doing LyX,
a really usefull software.
For _me_, LaTex is meaningless without LyX.
Thanks again !
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