Re: problems inserting latex table

On Tuesday 02 March 2004 23:57, navaja wrote: is putting in raw latex the best way to insert a large table into lyx? it is long so i dont want to do it manually, this way i can preprocess it with vim What is the original format of your data? -- José Abílio LyX and docbook, a perfect

Using Lyx-files under Win and Linux

Hello How can i use the version from lyx under win and linux simultan? i have different pfads to insert from *.bib and graphics files, limited by the operating systems (win XP and Suse 9). The *.lyx files save on a FAT32-Partition. Gives a automated convert or an specially trick? Thanks Jojo

Re: Future of LyXWin32 native port?

Marc Anthony Winoto schrieb: I found the Win32 native port of Lyx 1.3.3 on http://prozess.imtek.uni-freiburg.de/stoehr/LyXWin/ by browsing through the list archives. Can anyone comment on whether Ruurd (or anyone else for that matter) will be building future version of Lyx? I stored ruurds port

table environment and embedded latex

i have inserted a table by putting latex into an ERT box. it is underneath a section heading. the table starts \begin{table} \begin{center} \begin{tabular}{l|l|l|l|l|l} ...etc when i mark up the document as a pdf, the table goes onto the next page, leaving a blank space. is there any way of

Lyx and spell check

I wonder if you anyone help me with spelling in Lyx that I just recently installed on Max OS 10.2.3 I love the program a lot. When tried to do spell check the same message appeared every time - Failed to start ispell. It happens even I change to aspell in Preferences. I have CocoAspell

Re: Lyx and spell check

Gennady Fiksel wrote: I wonder if you anyone help me with spelling in Lyx that I just recently installed on Max OS 10.2.3 I love the program a lot. When tried to do spell check the same message appeared every time - Failed to start ispell. It happens even I change to aspell in Preferences. I

Re: Lyx and spell check

On 3/3/04 9:23 Gennady Fiksel sent the following: When tried to do spell check the same message appeared every time - Failed to start ispell. It happens even I change to aspell in Preferences. [...] I am using aspell (without CocoAspell) with Lyx and don't have any problems on 10.2.8. I did get

Re: Lyx and spell check

Ronald Florence wrote: Configuring cocoAspell to work with LyX/Mac is covered in the LyX/Mac howto at http://www.18james.com/lyx_on_aqua.html. Click on spell-checkers in the table of contents. Ronald, why is the LyX/Mac title on this page a hyperlink. It doesn't actually do anything: a

Re: Lyx and spell check

Angus Leeming wrote: Ronald, why is the LyX/Mac title on this page a hyperlink. It doesn't actually do anything: [...] Ditto for the section titles download, prerequisites, using LyX etc. Personally, I found 'em confusing so I'm interested in your rationale. If you go to the Table of Contents

Re: Lyx and spell check

Angus Leeming wrote: Ronald Florence wrote: Angus Leeming wrote: Ronald, why is the LyX/Mac title on this page a hyperlink. It doesn't actually do anything: [...] Ditto for the section titles download, prerequisites, using LyX etc. Personally, I found 'em confusing so I'm

Re: Lyx and spell check

On Wed, 3 Mar 2004, Angus Leeming wrote: AL Angus Leeming wrote: AL AL Ronald Florence wrote: AL AL Angus Leeming wrote: AL AL Ronald, why is the LyX/Mac title on this page a hyperlink. It AL doesn't actually do anything: [...] AL AL Ditto for the section titles download, prerequisites,

Re: Lyx and spell check

Ronald Florence wrote: Angus Leeming wrote: Ronald, why is the LyX/Mac title on this page a hyperlink. It doesn't actually do anything: [...] Ditto for the section titles download, prerequisites, using LyX etc. Personally, I found 'em confusing so I'm interested in your rationale.

Re: Lyx and spell check

Henrik Edlund wrote: The standard recommends (if not requires) that you put something inside the anchor so that the target is identifiable in some way. Hence why it is nice to put it around the h3 there so the headline becomes the identification for the target. It is rather evil CSS to do

Future of Win32 native port?

If Ruurd is unable/unwilling to continue his very nice win32 port, then perhaps we ought to think about doing it ourselves? If so, then the question is, how? My feeling is that we might want to consider going back to the system that runs under cygwin/x11. Reasons: the QT free version for win32

Re: Future of Win32 native port?

If Ruurd is unable/unwilling to continue his very nice win32 port, then perhaps we ought to think about doing it ourselves? If so, then the question is, how? My feeling is that we might want to consider going back to the system that runs under cygwin/x11. Reasons: the QT free version for

Re: Future of Win32 native port?

On Wednesday, March 3, 2004, at 01:50 PM, Patrick Ruckstuhl wrote: Hm, I think for most users it may be too much work to install the cygwin environment and an xserver. Of greater moment, is that the free QT version for Win32 had _very_ good support for the Windows environment --- even

Re: Lyx and spell check

Ronald Florence wrote: The only browsers I have available here (Safari IE) do not do mouse-over color changes on those labels. Could it be that some browsers are misbehaving on those pages? Konqueror 3.0.5 (as shipped with RedHat 8) shows this colour change. Hmmm. Mozilla 1.0.2 does not.

Re: Future of Win32 native port?

Philip A. Viton wrote: If Ruurd is unable/unwilling to continue his very nice win32 port, then perhaps we ought to think about doing it ourselves? I think that it's a temporary glitch only. Angus --- Forwarded message (begin) Subject: Re: [Lars Jensen] [Web-team] LyX win32

Re: Using Lyx-files under Win and Linux

Hi, I wrote my whole thesis in LyX on WinXP and linux. You don't need to do anything special to the .lyx files in my experience. If you get complaints about the CR characters I think PFE32 (Programmers File Editor, for windows) can save text file as DOS or Unix. And you can always do the same

Re: install lyx1.3.4 on RED HAT 9.0

I installed xforms, but it seems that _ctype_b is not supported in RED HAT 9.0. So I built lyx on qt. It works now. Thanks --- Angus Leeming [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: sarah Guo wrote: I was trying to install lyx1.3.4 on RED HAT 9.0 with kernel version 2.4.20-28.9. The ./configure was ok,

Re: Lyx and spell check

Henrik is referring to this part of your style sheet: a:link { text-decoration: none; color:blue; } a:visited { text-decoration: none; color:green; } a:hover { text-decoration: none; color:red; } You made it a Global instead of a Local Variable and since the screenshot is wrapped inside an

WYSIWYG Math Mode

I am new to LyX and I just recently downloaded the latest version. For the life of me, I cannot figure out how to enable WYSIWYG math mode, which is supposedly a feature of the later versions of LyX. I have searched the web, usenet, various help files... and I can't find out how to enable this

WYSIWYG Math Mode UPDATE

Ok, I solved the problem for myself by running LyX from an Xterm. It turns out that the RPM that I used didn't properly set the attributes of various installation directories, which was preventing LyX from generating the preview file. LyX worked out of the box under su, but under a normal user

Re: Using Lyx-files under Win and Linux

Date: Thu, 04 Mar 2004 08:25:42 +1100 From: Marc Anthony Winoto [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: (LyX-Users) [EMAIL PROTECTED] CC: harmel [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Using Lyx-files under Win and Linux Hi, I wrote my whole thesis in LyX on WinXP and linux. You don't need to do anything special to the

Re: Future of Win32 native port?

Hi! Planning to get our department to replace M$ Word with LyX to write audit reports, was most pleased to see that there is a native WinDoze version, downloaded it, installed it without a glitch and ... DVI preview does not work. LyX looks for some files or libraries it cannot find. Would

Re: problems inserting latex table

On Tuesday 02 March 2004 23:57, navaja wrote: is putting in raw latex the best way to insert a large table into lyx? it is long so i dont want to do it manually, this way i can preprocess it with vim What is the original format of your data? -- José Abílio LyX and docbook, a perfect

Using Lyx-files under Win and Linux

Hello How can i use the version from lyx under win and linux simultan? i have different pfads to insert from *.bib and graphics files, limited by the operating systems (win XP and Suse 9). The *.lyx files save on a FAT32-Partition. Gives a automated convert or an specially trick? Thanks Jojo

Re: Future of LyXWin32 native port?

Marc Anthony Winoto schrieb: I found the Win32 native port of Lyx 1.3.3 on http://prozess.imtek.uni-freiburg.de/stoehr/LyXWin/ by browsing through the list archives. Can anyone comment on whether Ruurd (or anyone else for that matter) will be building future version of Lyx? I stored ruurds port

table environment and embedded latex

i have inserted a table by putting latex into an ERT box. it is underneath a section heading. the table starts \begin{table} \begin{center} \begin{tabular}{l|l|l|l|l|l} ...etc when i mark up the document as a pdf, the table goes onto the next page, leaving a blank space. is there any way of

Lyx and spell check

I wonder if you anyone help me with spelling in Lyx that I just recently installed on Max OS 10.2.3 I love the program a lot. When tried to do spell check the same message appeared every time - Failed to start ispell. It happens even I change to aspell in Preferences. I have CocoAspell

Re: Lyx and spell check

Gennady Fiksel wrote: I wonder if you anyone help me with spelling in Lyx that I just recently installed on Max OS 10.2.3 I love the program a lot. When tried to do spell check the same message appeared every time - Failed to start ispell. It happens even I change to aspell in Preferences. I

Re: Lyx and spell check

On 3/3/04 9:23 Gennady Fiksel sent the following: When tried to do spell check the same message appeared every time - Failed to start ispell. It happens even I change to aspell in Preferences. [...] I am using aspell (without CocoAspell) with Lyx and don't have any problems on 10.2.8. I did get

Re: Lyx and spell check

Ronald Florence wrote: Configuring cocoAspell to work with LyX/Mac is covered in the LyX/Mac howto at http://www.18james.com/lyx_on_aqua.html. Click on spell-checkers in the table of contents. Ronald, why is the LyX/Mac title on this page a hyperlink. It doesn't actually do anything: a

Re: Lyx and spell check

Angus Leeming wrote: Ronald, why is the LyX/Mac title on this page a hyperlink. It doesn't actually do anything: [...] Ditto for the section titles download, prerequisites, using LyX etc. Personally, I found 'em confusing so I'm interested in your rationale. If you go to the Table of Contents

Re: Lyx and spell check

Angus Leeming wrote: Ronald Florence wrote: Angus Leeming wrote: Ronald, why is the LyX/Mac title on this page a hyperlink. It doesn't actually do anything: [...] Ditto for the section titles download, prerequisites, using LyX etc. Personally, I found 'em confusing so I'm

Re: Lyx and spell check

On Wed, 3 Mar 2004, Angus Leeming wrote: AL Angus Leeming wrote: AL AL Ronald Florence wrote: AL AL Angus Leeming wrote: AL AL Ronald, why is the LyX/Mac title on this page a hyperlink. It AL doesn't actually do anything: [...] AL AL Ditto for the section titles download, prerequisites,

Re: Lyx and spell check

Ronald Florence wrote: Angus Leeming wrote: Ronald, why is the LyX/Mac title on this page a hyperlink. It doesn't actually do anything: [...] Ditto for the section titles download, prerequisites, using LyX etc. Personally, I found 'em confusing so I'm interested in your rationale.

Re: Lyx and spell check

Henrik Edlund wrote: The standard recommends (if not requires) that you put something inside the anchor so that the target is identifiable in some way. Hence why it is nice to put it around the h3 there so the headline becomes the identification for the target. It is rather evil CSS to do

Future of Win32 native port?

If Ruurd is unable/unwilling to continue his very nice win32 port, then perhaps we ought to think about doing it ourselves? If so, then the question is, how? My feeling is that we might want to consider going back to the system that runs under cygwin/x11. Reasons: the QT free version for win32

Re: Future of Win32 native port?

If Ruurd is unable/unwilling to continue his very nice win32 port, then perhaps we ought to think about doing it ourselves? If so, then the question is, how? My feeling is that we might want to consider going back to the system that runs under cygwin/x11. Reasons: the QT free version for

Re: Future of Win32 native port?

On Wednesday, March 3, 2004, at 01:50 PM, Patrick Ruckstuhl wrote: Hm, I think for most users it may be too much work to install the cygwin environment and an xserver. Of greater moment, is that the free QT version for Win32 had _very_ good support for the Windows environment --- even

Re: Lyx and spell check

Ronald Florence wrote: The only browsers I have available here (Safari IE) do not do mouse-over color changes on those labels. Could it be that some browsers are misbehaving on those pages? Konqueror 3.0.5 (as shipped with RedHat 8) shows this colour change. Hmmm. Mozilla 1.0.2 does not.

Re: Future of Win32 native port?

Philip A. Viton wrote: If Ruurd is unable/unwilling to continue his very nice win32 port, then perhaps we ought to think about doing it ourselves? I think that it's a temporary glitch only. Angus --- Forwarded message (begin) Subject: Re: [Lars Jensen] [Web-team] LyX win32

Re: Using Lyx-files under Win and Linux

Hi, I wrote my whole thesis in LyX on WinXP and linux. You don't need to do anything special to the .lyx files in my experience. If you get complaints about the CR characters I think PFE32 (Programmers File Editor, for windows) can save text file as DOS or Unix. And you can always do the same

Re: install lyx1.3.4 on RED HAT 9.0

I installed xforms, but it seems that _ctype_b is not supported in RED HAT 9.0. So I built lyx on qt. It works now. Thanks --- Angus Leeming [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: sarah Guo wrote: I was trying to install lyx1.3.4 on RED HAT 9.0 with kernel version 2.4.20-28.9. The ./configure was ok,

Re: Lyx and spell check

Henrik is referring to this part of your style sheet: a:link { text-decoration: none; color:blue; } a:visited { text-decoration: none; color:green; } a:hover { text-decoration: none; color:red; } You made it a Global instead of a Local Variable and since the screenshot is wrapped inside an

WYSIWYG Math Mode

I am new to LyX and I just recently downloaded the latest version. For the life of me, I cannot figure out how to enable WYSIWYG math mode, which is supposedly a feature of the later versions of LyX. I have searched the web, usenet, various help files... and I can't find out how to enable this

WYSIWYG Math Mode UPDATE

Ok, I solved the problem for myself by running LyX from an Xterm. It turns out that the RPM that I used didn't properly set the attributes of various installation directories, which was preventing LyX from generating the preview file. LyX worked out of the box under su, but under a normal user

Re: Using Lyx-files under Win and Linux

Date: Thu, 04 Mar 2004 08:25:42 +1100 From: Marc Anthony Winoto [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: (LyX-Users) [EMAIL PROTECTED] CC: harmel [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Using Lyx-files under Win and Linux Hi, I wrote my whole thesis in LyX on WinXP and linux. You don't need to do anything special to the

Re: Future of Win32 native port?

Hi! Planning to get our department to replace M$ Word with LyX to write audit reports, was most pleased to see that there is a native WinDoze version, downloaded it, installed it without a glitch and ... DVI preview does not work. LyX looks for some files or libraries it cannot find. Would

Re: problems inserting latex table

On Tuesday 02 March 2004 23:57, navaja wrote: > > is putting in raw latex the best way to insert a large table into lyx? > > it is long so i dont want to do it manually, this way i can preprocess > > it with vim What is the original format of your data? -- José Abílio LyX and docbook, a

Using Lyx-files under Win and Linux

Hello How can i use the version from lyx under win and linux simultan? i have different pfads to insert from *.bib and graphics files, limited by the operating systems (win XP and Suse 9). The *.lyx files save on a FAT32-Partition. Gives a automated convert or an specially trick? Thanks Jojo

Re: Future of LyXWin32 native port?

Marc Anthony Winoto schrieb: I found the Win32 native port of Lyx 1.3.3 on http://prozess.imtek.uni-freiburg.de/stoehr/LyXWin/ by browsing through the list archives. Can anyone comment on whether Ruurd (or anyone else for that matter) will be building future version of Lyx? I stored ruurds port

table environment and embedded latex

i have inserted a table by putting latex into an ERT box. it is underneath a section heading. the table starts \begin{table} \begin{center} \begin{tabular}{l|l|l|l|l|l} ...etc when i mark up the document as a pdf, the table goes onto the next page, leaving a blank space. is there any way of

Lyx and spell check

I wonder if you anyone help me with spelling in Lyx that I just recently installed on Max OS 10.2.3 I love the program a lot. When tried to do spell check the same message appeared every time - Failed to start ispell. It happens even I change to aspell in Preferences. I have CocoAspell

Re: Lyx and spell check

Gennady Fiksel wrote: I wonder if you anyone help me with spelling in Lyx that I just recently installed on Max OS 10.2.3 I love the program a lot. When tried to do spell check the same message appeared every time - Failed to start ispell. It happens even I change to aspell in Preferences. I

Re: Lyx and spell check

On 3/3/04 9:23 Gennady Fiksel sent the following: >When tried to do spell check the same message appeared every time - >Failed to start ispell. It happens even I change to aspell in >Preferences. [...] I am using aspell (without CocoAspell) with Lyx and don't have any problems on 10.2.8. I did

Re: Lyx and spell check

Ronald Florence wrote: > Configuring cocoAspell to work with LyX/Mac is covered in the > LyX/Mac > howto at . Click on > spell-checkers in the table of contents. Ronald, why is the "LyX/Mac" title on this page a hyperlink. It doesn't actually do

Re: Lyx and spell check

Angus Leeming wrote: Ronald, why is the "LyX/Mac" title on this page a hyperlink. It doesn't actually do anything: [...] Ditto for the section titles "download", "prerequisites", "using LyX" etc. Personally, I found 'em confusing so I'm interested in your rationale. If you go to the Table of

Re: Lyx and spell check

Angus Leeming wrote: > Ronald Florence wrote: > >> Angus Leeming wrote: >> >>> Ronald, why is the "LyX/Mac" title on this page a hyperlink. It >>> doesn't actually do anything: [...] >>> >>> Ditto for the section titles "download", "prerequisites", "using >>> LyX" etc. >>> >>> Personally, I

Re: Lyx and spell check

On Wed, 3 Mar 2004, Angus Leeming wrote: AL> Angus Leeming wrote: AL> AL> > Ronald Florence wrote: AL> > AL> >> Angus Leeming wrote: AL> >> AL> >>> Ronald, why is the "LyX/Mac" title on this page a hyperlink. It AL> >>> doesn't actually do anything: [...] AL> >>> AL> >>> Ditto for the section

Re: Lyx and spell check

Ronald Florence wrote: > Angus Leeming wrote: > >> Ronald, why is the "LyX/Mac" title on this page a hyperlink. It >> doesn't actually do anything: [...] >> >> Ditto for the section titles "download", "prerequisites", "using >> LyX" etc. >> >> Personally, I found 'em confusing so I'm

Re: Lyx and spell check

Henrik Edlund wrote: The standard recommends (if not requires) that you put something inside the anchor so that the target is identifiable in some way. Hence why it is nice to put it around the there so the headline becomes the identification for the target. It is rather evil CSS to do

Future of Win32 native port?

If Ruurd is unable/unwilling to continue his very nice win32 port, then perhaps we ought to think about doing it ourselves? If so, then the question is, how? My feeling is that we might want to consider going back to the system that runs under cygwin/x11. Reasons: the QT free version for win32

Re: Future of Win32 native port?

If Ruurd is unable/unwilling to continue his very nice win32 port, then perhaps we ought to think about doing it ourselves? If so, then the question is, how? My feeling is that we might want to consider going back to the system that runs under cygwin/x11. Reasons: the QT free version for

Re: Future of Win32 native port?

On Wednesday, March 3, 2004, at 01:50 PM, Patrick Ruckstuhl wrote: Hm, I think for most users it may be "too much work" to install the cygwin environment and an xserver. Of greater moment, is that the free QT version for Win32 had _very_ good support for the Windows environment --- even

Re: Lyx and spell check

Ronald Florence wrote: > The only browsers I have available here (Safari & IE) do not do > mouse-over color changes on those labels. Could it be that some > browsers are misbehaving on those pages? Konqueror 3.0.5 (as shipped with RedHat 8) shows this colour change. Hmmm. Mozilla 1.0.2 does

Re: Future of Win32 native port?

Philip A. Viton wrote: > > If Ruurd is unable/unwilling to continue his very nice win32 port, > then perhaps we ought to think about doing it ourselves? I think that it's a temporary glitch only. Angus --- Forwarded message (begin) Subject: Re: [Lars Jensen] [Web-team] LyX win32

Re: Using Lyx-files under Win and Linux

Hi, I wrote my whole thesis in LyX on WinXP and linux. You don't need to do anything special to the .lyx files in my experience. If you get complaints about the CR characters I think PFE32 (Programmers File Editor, for windows) can save text file as DOS or Unix. And you can always do the same

Re: install lyx1.3.4 on RED HAT 9.0

I installed xforms, but it seems that _ctype_b is not supported in RED HAT 9.0. So I built lyx on qt. It works now. Thanks --- Angus Leeming <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > sarah Guo wrote: > > I was trying to install lyx1.3.4 on RED HAT 9.0 > with > > kernel version 2.4.20-28.9. > > The

Re: Lyx and spell check

Henrik is referring to this part of your style sheet: a:link { text-decoration: none; color:blue; } a:visited { text-decoration: none; color:green; } a:hover { text-decoration: none; color:red; } You made it a Global instead of a Local Variable and since the screenshot is wrapped inside an

WYSIWYG Math Mode

I am new to LyX and I just recently downloaded the latest version. For the life of me, I cannot figure out how to enable WYSIWYG math mode, which is supposedly a feature of the later versions of LyX. I have searched the web, usenet, various help files... and I can't find out how to enable this

WYSIWYG Math Mode UPDATE

Ok, I solved the problem for myself by running LyX from an Xterm. It turns out that the RPM that I used didn't properly set the attributes of various installation directories, which was preventing LyX from generating the preview file. LyX worked out of the box under su, but under a normal user

Re: Using Lyx-files under Win and Linux

>>Date: Thu, 04 Mar 2004 08:25:42 +1100 >>From: Marc Anthony Winoto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >>To: "(LyX-Users)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >>CC: harmel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >>Subject: Re: Using Lyx-files under Win and Linux >> >>Hi, >>I wrote my whole thesis in LyX on WinXP and linux. You don't need to do

Re: Future of Win32 native port?

Hi! Planning to get our department to replace M$ Word with LyX to write audit reports, was most pleased to see that there is a native WinDoze version, downloaded it, installed it without a glitch and ... DVI preview does not work. LyX looks for some files or libraries it cannot find. Would