On Tue, Sep 07, 1999 at 09:19:50AM +0200, DIETER LEHMANN wrote:
> Hi Lyx-users,
> what is the best way to import ascii text into tables?
>
> The text is in the following structure:
>
> Spalte1, Spalte2, Spalte3 (=heading)
> element1, element2, element3
> something1, something2, something3
I'd
Hi Lyx-users,
what is the best way to import ascii text into tables?
The text is in the following structure:
Spalte1, Spalte2, Spalte3 (=heading)
element1, element2, element3
something1, something2, something3
...
thanks,
Dieter
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Dieter Lehmann
State Uni
> of "Table Layout", but LaTeX doesn't grok it, saying:"!LaTeX Error:
> File `rotating.sty' not found. or enter new name. (Default extension:
> sty)". Any ideas?
Yes ;-) LaTeX did not found rotating.sty. It usually comes with your
LaTeX distribution, in my case (SuSE 6.0) it is
/usr/share/texmf/
Hi all:
I find that creating tables is quite an awkward process in LyX. What a
shame -- the program handles everything else so gracefully.
I wanted to create a note about a couple of textbooks that I want to
sell at school; the usual stuff: 2x2 table on top with course number
in the first colum
>
> Also, what is a good (UNIX) tool to produce flow-charts,
> and simple graphs, that can be inserted in LyX (as figures I guess)?
>
I've been using successfully Grace with Lyx. It's an interface based
on Gnuplot if I am not mistaken.
http://plasma-gate.weizmann.ac.il/Grace/.
--
On 6 Sep 1999, Arcady Genkin wrote:
> Hi all:
>
> I'm a new user. I dislike splash screens to start with, but with LyX
> the splash screens hovers over "File Open" dialog just asif to add to
> my frustration... ;^)
>
> I searched mailing list archives, Customization, and sample lyxrc file
> fo
On Mon, 6 Sep 1999, Hezi Gildor wrote:
>
> hi,
> i have a problem when trying to use BibTex.
> regardless of which .bst and .sty i use, the pages apepar without "-"
> between them. for example, instead of 120-123 i get 120 123.
Are you looking only at xdvi and gv? Or at the actual latex file?
> Bruce> I am trying tr2latex and tr2tex now for use in converting my
> Bruce> troff stuff to lyx. They don't seem to be working. Importing
> Bruce> the latex generates lots of red text like \par. Strange.
>
> If you can come out with an example of a LaTeX construct which is not
> translated c
On Mon, Sep 06, 1999 at 07:30:01PM +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I don't know if this problem is now fixed, but I notice I get exactly
> the same error that susie gets. I too am using rh6, but have
> re-installed the tetex and have the latest RPM version. Don't know if
> that is a red herring.
I don't know if this problem is now fixed, but I notice I get exactly
the same error that susie gets. I too am using rh6, but have
re-installed the tetex and have the latest RPM version. Don't know if
that is a red herring.
One thing i did see was that the first of these (the one susie gets)
and
> > "Bruce" == Bruce Momjian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> Bruce> Thanks. I expected this was true. I am spoiled by troff
> Bruce> because I can generate so many output formats that look almost
> Bruce> identical - postscript, ascii text, and html using troff2html
> Bruce> tool from Mick
Hi all:
I'm a new user. I dislike splash screens to start with, but with LyX
the splash screens hovers over "File Open" dialog just asif to add to
my frustration... ;^)
I searched mailing list archives, Customization, and sample lyxrc file
for options to turn the feature off, but couldn't locat
> > "Bruce" == Bruce Momjian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> Bruce> Thanks. I expected this was true. I am spoiled by troff
> Bruce> because I can generate so many output formats that look almost
> Bruce> identical - postscript, ascii text, and html using troff2html
> Bruce> tool from Mick
> "Bruce" == Bruce Momjian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Bruce> Thanks. I expected this was true. I am spoiled by troff
Bruce> because I can generate so many output formats that look almost
Bruce> identical - postscript, ascii text, and html using troff2html
Bruce> tool from Mick Farmer. I u
> > "Bruce" == Bruce Momjian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> Bruce> I have been using groff for the past several years because I
> Bruce> haven't liked using the WSYIWYG editors I have seen. I am very
> Bruce> impressed with the WYSIWYM method of lyx, 1.03.
>
> Bruce> One thing I miss in tr
hi,
i have a problem when trying to use BibTex.
regardless of which .bst and .sty i use, the pages apepar without "-"
between them. for example, instead of 120-123 i get 120 123.
the .bib files is correct. unless i haven't notice this problem before
(which seems unlikely), it was ok with older v
> "Perez" == Perez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Perez> Hi, Math mode works fine but when I export my LyX document to
Perez> Linuxdoc format (or when I try to preview my document with View
Perez> Dvi or View Postscipt) all my math equations have
Perez> disappeared. Any suggestions?
The linuxd
Hi,
Math mode works fine but when I export my LyX document to Linuxdoc format
(or when I try to preview my document with View Dvi or View Postscipt) all
my math equations have disappeared. Any suggestions?
I'm using LyX 1.0.1 and sgmltool 1.0.9 on a SuSE 6.2 box
manuel
> "Alessandro" == Alessandro Coluccelli <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Alessandro> Hi. A little question. I need to write a document with an
Alessandro> old version of LyX (0.10.7): is the generated LyX file
Alessandro> compatible with the newer version 1.0.3, that is can I
Alessandro> read/writ
Hi. A little question. I need to write a document with an old version of
LyX (0.10.7): is the generated LyX file compatible with the newer
version 1.0.3, that is can I read/write the document with the newer
version?
Thank you in advance. Bye
Alessandro Coluccelli
> "Bruce" == Bruce Momjian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Bruce> I have been using groff for the past several years because I
Bruce> haven't liked using the WSYIWYG editors I have seen. I am very
Bruce> impressed with the WYSIWYM method of lyx, 1.03.
Bruce> One thing I miss in troff is the abi
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