Eggleston, Bonne (Contractor) wrote:
> Hi,
> I'm trying to get gnuplot to work with lyx. I can get a graph just fine
> using the latex terminal from gnuplot. But I run into troubles with the
> y label. The gnuplot tutorial says to include a \\ in the label and it
> will split the lines. This gets
>>Date: Wed, 17 Nov 2004 21:08:50 +0100 (CET)
>>From: Johan Ingvast <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>To: Rich Shepard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>Subject: Re: Figure rotated in pdflatex output
>>
>>I recognize this but have never had the time to go deeper to the problem.
>>
>>However I once
Hi,
I'm trying to get gnuplot to work with lyx. I can get a graph just fine
using the latex terminal from gnuplot. But I run into troubles with the
y label. The gnuplot tutorial says to include a \\ in the label and it
will split the lines. This gets translated into a
\ in the tex output but it do
Leo Gürtler wrote:
Did you tried it again with the fixed paths (no umlauts, no spaces)?
I am sorry, just do not understand what you mean.
what do you mean by "fixed paths"?
I meant your problem, that pdflatex isn't able to embed pdf-pictures,
possibly due to wrong path names.
The paths (to pictur
Astonishing, because pdflatex can embed pdf's directly without
conversation
yes I thought that.
Did you tried it again with the fixed paths (no umlauts, no spaces)?
I am sorry, just do not understand what you mean. The bad quality has
nothing to do with Umlauts/ spaces as the pdf which is prod
Leo Gürtler wrote:
Astonishing, because pdflatex can embed pdf's directly without
conversation
yes I thought that.
Did you tried it again with the fixed paths (no umlauts, no spaces)?
I finally got it to switch to eps, thus these problems are not anymore
as I can use eps instead of pdf.
But eps p
On Wed, 17 Nov 2004, Johan Ingvast wrote:
However I once experienced about the same thing when I converted figures
from eps to pdf (not full documents). Then I found out that epstopdf
looks at the eps figure and tries to rotate it such that most of the text
is oriented correctly.
Johan,
Aha! Thi
I recognize this but have never had the time to go deeper to the problem.
However I once experienced about the same thing when I converted figures
from eps to pdf (not full documents). Then I found out that epstopdf
looks at the eps figure and tries to rotate it such that most of the text
is orie
This is something completely new. A figure float in my book displays
properly in the dvi output. But, when I produced a pdf file using pdflatex
this figure is rotated 90 degrees! How strange.
Has anyone ever experienced this before?
Thanks,
Rich
--
Dr. Richard B. Shepard, President
Applied Ecos
I asked about this problem before and Georg couldn't come up with a
solution. Now I have this to add: it's apparently not a lyx issue after all.
This morning I removed lyx-1.3.5 and built -1.3.4 from source. It exhibits
the same problem: when I view a figure float in the document all I see are
Hello, Im new to the list and to lyx and to latex all together.
Please be patiente if my questions are obvious :-)
[...]
The problem arises when I want to see the preview of a document
either as a pdf with acrobat reader or as dvi with "yap". The output
looks a bit strange because the margins a
Jean-Marc Lasgouttes ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> This is clearly on the list of important things to do soon.
That' nice to hear.
> Unfortunately, our goal for now is to have 1.4 out soon :(
I understand, although my priorities/requirements are diferent :-(
>
> I hope we will manage to be fas
> "Gour" == Gour <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Gour> Jean-Marc Lasgouttes ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
>> Form what I understand, dead-keys mechanism does not work when the
>> system uses a utf8-based locale, as modern distributions do.
Gour> Well it works partially, e.g. only acute accent works
Hello Felipe,
Felipe Leon schrieb:
Hello, Im new to the list and to lyx and to latex all together. Please
be patiente if my questions are obvious :-)
[...]
The problem arises when I want to see the preview of a document either
as a pdf with acrobat reader or as dvi with "yap". The output looks a
On Wednesday 17 November 2004 04:29 am, Jose' Matos wrote:
> On Tuesday 16 November 2004 20:49, Steve Litt wrote:
> > Hi all,
> >
> > I've been gone for about 2 years. Now I'm writing a new book, and
> > wondering whether LyX now has character styles, or whether I still need
> > to use Dekl's text
Jean-Marc Lasgouttes ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> Form what I understand, dead-keys mechanism does not work when the
> system uses a utf8-based locale, as modern distributions do.
Well it works partially, e.g. only acute accent works.
> What is the situation of using sanskrit with a 8bit iso8859
> "Gour" == Gour <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Gour> Helge Hafting ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
>> My understanding is that unicode support is planned after lyx 1.4.
Gour> OK.
>> I'm no authority on this - but I don't think so. Well, you may
>> consider running CVS versions of lyx when the deve
Helge Hafting ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> My understanding is that unicode support is planned after lyx 1.4.
OK.
> I'm no authority on this - but I don't think so. Well, you may consider
> running CVS versions of lyx when the developers start working on unicode.
Well, dead-keys mechanism was
Gour wrote:
Hello!
Sometime in the end of June I posted about having problem entering accented
characters (Sanskrit diacritics like a_macron, i_dotabove, h_dotbelow...) in
LyX via dead-keys - actually only entering chars with acute accent works (I
tried both Xf & Qt front-ends).
On 2nd of July I
Hello, Im new to the list and to lyx and to latex all together. Please
be patiente if my questions are obvious :-)
I installed previously the version of lyx (1.3.1 I think) which needed
all the stuff like cygwin and the X server. It was working ok but I
decided to install the native win32 versio
Uwe Stöhr wrote:
Astonishing, because pdflatex can embed pdf's directly without
conversation
yes I thought that.
and quality loss. But possibly the fonts in the pdf-picture are bitmap
fonts,
that can be a reason, they were made outside lyx/latex, but on win32.
I finally got it to switch to eps, t
On Tuesday 16 November 2004 20:49, Steve Litt wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I've been gone for about 2 years. Now I'm writing a new book, and
> wondering whether LyX now has character styles, or whether I still need
> to use Dekl's text color workaround.
Hi Steve,
we have character styles just in the de
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