Re: multiple page postscript

Erez Hadad wrote: > I would like to insert a 2-page postscript as a figure float in my LyX > document. When I put it as it is, I get in the generated postscript (of the > LyX) a single long page (exceeding page limit) of the figure. I tried > converting the postscript to an eps using ps2epsi but

Re: LyX

On Sat, Aug 25, 2001 at 08:09:27PM -0500, Remzi Seker wrote: > Only if the letter "X" stands for "chi" like in TeX (the "X" in TeX is not > 'x') > One may need to do some background check... Untill then I will call it LyX > like the six(th sense)! I believe, if you check the website

Date format & location

How does one change the location and format of the date in the letter document class. It mysteriously appears as "26th August 2001" two lines below the return address. I would like to move it and have it read "August 26, 2001." I can find no reference to this in any of the documentation. I loo

natbib

Hi, I get the citation style required of my document with natbib. This is to cite in footnote, author-year style. But though I can order natbib to leave the citation without parenthesis or brackets of any kind (by defining {}'s in the preamble), thus for John Doe's book, page 498... --- 1 Do

Sub- & Superscript

A dumb question, but how can I create a subscript (as in chemical formulae) or superscript (as in algebraic expression)? Laurie Savage

Newsletter with Lyx

Does anybody know of a newsletter layout/class that will support things like: vol#, no#; banner headlines; date in the header; sidebars; boxed text and balanced columns. Since the old Mac died I've been using MSWord but would like to keep all my docs in Linux. -- Laurie Savage Orange Jazz Club O

Re: Sub- & Superscript

On Sun, Aug 26, 2001 at 05:56:39PM +1000, Laurie Savage wrote: > A dumb question, but how can I create a subscript (as in chemical formulae) > or superscript (as in algebraic expression)? > > Laurie Savage math-mode, then _ (for subscript) or ^ (superscript). -- Kayvan A. Sylvan | Pr

Re: LyX

Aw cmon. You just don't want to give up your LyX chicks on Unix catchphrase. Me, I believe that once you have the Greek letter y present, that makes the X a CHI (else why is presented as uppercase?). So (in the spirit of TeX = "teck" put me down for LyX = "lick". John O'Gorman Kathryn A

How to insert a file into a table?

I used to be able to insert a text file into a table. But I can't do it user 1.1.6fix1. I used to just insert the cursor in the upper left most cell and do a file insert (as lines). When I try this, the text ends up outside the table. Worse, there are large blank spaces between the lines of text.

Re: LyX

On Monday 27 August 2001 07:56, John O'Gorman wrote: > Aw cmon. > > You just don't want to give up your > LyX chicks on Unix > catchphrase. LOL > > Me, I believe that once you have the Greek letter y present, that makes > the > X a CHI (else why is presented as uppercase?). > > So (in the spir

Re: natbib

Juha Siltala wrote: > > I get the citation style required of my document with natbib. This is to > cite in footnote, author-year style. But though I can order natbib to > leave the citation without parenthesis or brackets of any kind (by > defining {}'s in the preamble), thus for John Doe's book,

Re: Newsletter with Lyx

Laurie Savage wrote: > > Does anybody know of a newsletter layout/class that will support things > like: vol#, no#; banner headlines; date in the header; sidebars; boxed > text and balanced columns. Since the old Mac died I've been using MSWord > but would like to keep all my docs in Linux. news

Re: How to insert a file into a table?

Rick Bilonick wrote: > > I used to be able to insert a text file into a table. But I can't do it > user 1.1.6fix1. I used to just insert the cursor in the upper left most > cell and do a file insert (as lines). When I try this, the text ends up > outside the table. Worse, there are large blank sp

Re: LyX

> I believe, if you check the website (or maybe > it's in the FAQ included in the documentation) the Official > Pronounciation is > > "licks" Nah... it's "lüks" of course because it is spelled with an y which is pronounced "üpsilon". > Me, I have to remember not to type lyn

Re: LyX

> My, myself and I pronounce it as "lyks", Do you? *scratch head* I thought you were using "licks". But maybe that was just the English translation for Jean-Marc or Jose... Using "lyks" of course makes a lot more sense in the presence of moskitoes... Andre' -- André Pönitz

Re: \mathversion; fonts in menu

Krzys, I'm not exactly sure if you wanted to do this, but if you just want to make individual symbols in your equations bold then if you precede the symbol, (in math mode) with \boldsymbol then it will make the symbol bold. It will only make the character that directly follows the command bo

left+rigth address

hi how can i have left and right address in the same lines? should look like this: name name street street city city -- thanks ronny

Re: LyX, fruits and vegetable

Why not emphasize the fat-free veggie-like behaviour of LyX, (as opposed to other word processors) and choose a pronunciation akin to: "leek" (for those who know about greek) or "lichi" (or leechee, litchi, however you call it), like in the chi2 test. "lix" in Latin is about clothe washing (if