Hi. I'm having a problem installing a new layout. I've created my own
layout file and put it under .lyx/layouts, including the associated .sty
file, but when I reconfigure the new layout doesn't appear (under
Layout|Document.)
I found a file called "textclass.lst" both on my own directory and
Angus,
Sorry about the delay. Thank you for your very helpful response to my
long list of newbie LyX questions.
Bruce
Angus Leeming wrote:
>
> Bruce Pourciau wrote:
>
> > Since I have been using (more like exploring so far) LyX for only a few
> > weeks, almost surely some or all of my questi
On Mon, 12 Jul 2004, Stephen Buonopane wrote:
> I think you still need to put the circle-R into a superscript. I am not
> sure how to do that outside of math mode? I have always just made an
> inline equation with a single character--the circle-R as a superscript
Steve,
While the math mode sol
On Jul 12, 2004, at 12:06 PM, Rich Shepard wrote:
So, in the book preamble I inserted '\usepackage{textcomp}'. However
the
circled-R is still too low
I think you still need to put the circle-R into a superscript.
I am not sure how to do that outside of math mode?
I have always just made an inli
On Mon, Jul 12, 2004 at 09:50:37AM +0200, Jan Smid wrote:
> Hi,
>
> after I created figures with Microcal Origin 4.11/5.0/6.0 (buggy! bad
> .eps support!) I figured out that it is possible to replace the texts
> in .eps files it with native latex font, which probably will look far
> better than th
Jan Smid wrote:
after installing the computer modern fonts package (mainly to produce a pdf
which is good to read on a display with Adobe acrobat), I would like to use
the default font again. How do I turn off using the cm font?
I assume that you installed the latin modern fonts, because
cm = com
On Mon, 12 Jul 2004, Herbert Voss wrote:
> for a single page pdf you can use pdfcrop, which cuts all whitespace
> around the image. Important is, that there is no pagenumber, otherwise
> pdfcrop cannot work. It is a perl script.
Herbert,
For the map most of the image is white space.
> Then yo
Rich Shepard wrote:
What I would like -- if it can be done -- is to end up with a greyscale
version of this location map that I can then bring into a figure float in my
book.
I just answered my own question. For the archives, this is what I did:
1) pdf2ps -- produces the .ps file.
for a singl
I had some difficulty getting the DocBook stuff to work on my Debian
system. Here's what seems to work for me:
1. Export to DocBook in LyX
2. Change the in the SGML to have lang="en" instead
3. openjade -c /etc/sgml/catalog -t tex -d
/usr/share/sgml/docbook/stylesheet/dsssl/modular/print/docbook
On Mon, 12 Jul 2004, Rich Shepard wrote:
> What I would like -- if it can be done -- is to end up with a greyscale
> version of this location map that I can then bring into a figure float in my
> book.
I just answered my own question. For the archives, this is what I did:
1) pdf2ps -- prod
Following the suggestion in Herbert's Tips and Tricks page, I tried
running 'pdfimage' on a one-page pdf which is a map (probably originally
drawn in AutoCAD). I ended up with several hundred little files of the
format '-xxx.pbm'. 'pdfimage' is probably extracting each layer as a
separate file. Y
I'm trying to get both the circled-R (for Registered) and TM (for Trade
Mark) to typeset properly. According to the LaTeX symbol guide, both
\textregistered and \texttrademark have a kludeged version and a textcomp
version that looks better.
So, in the book preamble I inserted '\usepackage{tex
Angus Leeming schrieb:
Ansgar Hoffmann wrote:
Hi guys,
I want to nest an itemize environment within an enumeration, which is
straightforward at first by simply increasing the depth with M-S-right.
But I want to write some text after the list of items before going on to
the next enumerated item.
Ansgar Hoffmann wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
> I want to nest an itemize environment within an enumeration, which is
> straightforward at first by simply increasing the depth with M-S-right.
> But I want to write some text after the list of items before going on to
> the next enumerated item. To clarify t
Hi guys,
I want to nest an itemize environment within an enumeration, which is
straightforward at first by simply increasing the depth with M-S-right.
But I want to write some text after the list of items before going on to
the next enumerated item. To clarify this:
1. Foo
2. Bar
- O la la,
Jan Smid wrote:
> Hi,
>
> after I created figures with Microcal Origin 4.11/5.0/6.0 (buggy! bad .eps
> support!) I figured out that it is possible to replace the texts in .eps
> files it with native latex font, which probably will look far better than
> this Arial 12 pt.
> Do you replace fonts in
On 12.07.04, Jan Smid wrote:
> after I created figures with Microcal Origin 4.11/5.0/6.0 (buggy! bad .eps
> support!) I figured out that it is possible to replace the texts in .eps
> files it with native latex font, which probably will look far better than
> this Arial 12 pt.
> Do you replace f
On 9.07.04, Rob S wrote:
> >
> > What if just the first start with "start appendix here"?
>
> Yes, that sorted it - cheers
I put the "start appendix here" in the master file, as the "general layout"
has its place there.
This way e.g. changing the order of the appendices will not harm...
Gü
Hi,
after installing the computer modern fonts package (mainly to produce a pdf
which is good to read on a display with Adobe acrobat), I would like to use
the default font again. How do I turn off using the cm font?
-j
Hi,
after I created figures with Microcal Origin 4.11/5.0/6.0 (buggy! bad .eps
support!) I figured out that it is possible to replace the texts in .eps
files it with native latex font, which probably will look far better than
this Arial 12 pt.
Do you replace fonts in graphs etc. on a regular b
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