I am a novice lyx/latex user so please bear with me. I want to set up
journal styles e.g. Jfluid Mech , Phys Rev etc. I understand that the
journals have the various latex style files on their web sites. So how
do I go about importing them into lyx/ Miktex etc.
Best
Mike reeks
Prof. Michael W
Hello,
my older lyx do a better output (in my opinion it looks better) then the newer
versions (last year).
The older lyx based on Suse 7.3 (longer than 4 years ago).
The output of the fonts (new century ?!) with older lyx is more lacy.
The output self in both is version is very good
Mike Reeks wrote:
I am a novice lyx/latex user so please bear with me. I want to set up
journal styles e.g. Jfluid Mech , Phys Rev etc. I understand that the
journals have the various latex style files on their web sites. So how
do I go about importing them into lyx/ Miktex etc.
Best
Mike
Dominik Jänicke wrote:
Hello,
my older lyx do a better output (in my opinion it looks better) then the newer
versions (last year).
The older lyx based on Suse 7.3 (longer than 4 years ago).
The output of the fonts (new century ?!) with older lyx is more lacy.
The output self in both is version is
hello
I have a problem.
I have Suse Linux 9.2, I selected spanish keyboard, all soft work OK, Open
Office work OK, all keys works fine.
I writing a book, now 420 pages long,
I became desesperate with Open Office Writer.
I selected Lyx and transfer my book .sxw to .lyx, (very hard work),
(Sorry for breaking the thread, I had just subscribed to the list and
didn't confirm quickly enough, so I had to pick up the answers from the
archive. But I'm fairly sure I'm on now.)
Re Georg:
2. In the meantime it would be nice if the relyx-savvy could provide
(permanent links to) more
On Tuesday 25 January 2005 17:57, Sven Schreiber wrote:
Yes I read about this bug and therefore did it by hand from the cli.
Also as I said it happens on linux, too.
Do you have a small example where this happens?
It should be easy to fix.
--
José Abílio
I think someone may have provided information on this. If so, I apologize
for not saving that message. Also, I do not find the answer in TLC2.
However, I believe part of the answer is on the Tips Tricks Web page.
To get letter and Symbol headings in the index I need to use Letter.ist.
On Tue, 25 Jan 2005, Rich Shepard wrote:
To get letter and Symbol headings in the index I need to use
Letter.ist. Correct? Where do I put this in the LyX document? Does it go
in the preamble as
\usepackage{letter.ist}
or ...?
While trying to locate that index style on my system I
hello
I have a problem.
I have Suse Linux 9.1 (not 9.2), I selected spanish keyboard, all soft work OK,
Open Office work OK, all keys works fine.
I writing a book, now 420 pages long,
I became desesperate with Open Office Writer.
I selected Lyx and transfer my book .sxw to .lyx, (very hard
Rich Shepard wrote:
I think someone may have provided information on this. If so, I apologize
for not saving that message. Also, I do not find the answer in TLC2.
However, I believe part of the answer is on the Tips Tricks Web page.
To get letter and Symbol headings in the index I need to
I am a novice lyx/latex user so please bear with me. I want to set up
journal styles e.g. Jfluid Mech , Phys Rev etc. I understand that the
journals have the various latex style files on their web sites. So how
do I go about importing them into lyx/ Miktex etc.
Best
Mike reeks
Prof. Michael W
Hello,
my older lyx do a better output (in my opinion it looks better) then the newer
versions (last year).
The older lyx based on Suse 7.3 (longer than 4 years ago).
The output of the fonts (new century ?!) with older lyx is more lacy.
The output self in both is version is very good
Mike Reeks wrote:
I am a novice lyx/latex user so please bear with me. I want to set up
journal styles e.g. Jfluid Mech , Phys Rev etc. I understand that the
journals have the various latex style files on their web sites. So how
do I go about importing them into lyx/ Miktex etc.
Best
Mike
Dominik Jänicke wrote:
Hello,
my older lyx do a better output (in my opinion it looks better) then the newer
versions (last year).
The older lyx based on Suse 7.3 (longer than 4 years ago).
The output of the fonts (new century ?!) with older lyx is more lacy.
The output self in both is version is
hello
I have a problem.
I have Suse Linux 9.2, I selected spanish keyboard, all soft work OK, Open
Office work OK, all keys works fine.
I writing a book, now 420 pages long,
I became desesperate with Open Office Writer.
I selected Lyx and transfer my book .sxw to .lyx, (very hard work),
(Sorry for breaking the thread, I had just subscribed to the list and
didn't confirm quickly enough, so I had to pick up the answers from the
archive. But I'm fairly sure I'm on now.)
Re Georg:
2. In the meantime it would be nice if the relyx-savvy could provide
(permanent links to) more
On Tuesday 25 January 2005 17:57, Sven Schreiber wrote:
Yes I read about this bug and therefore did it by hand from the cli.
Also as I said it happens on linux, too.
Do you have a small example where this happens?
It should be easy to fix.
--
José Abílio
I think someone may have provided information on this. If so, I apologize
for not saving that message. Also, I do not find the answer in TLC2.
However, I believe part of the answer is on the Tips Tricks Web page.
To get letter and Symbol headings in the index I need to use Letter.ist.
On Tue, 25 Jan 2005, Rich Shepard wrote:
To get letter and Symbol headings in the index I need to use
Letter.ist. Correct? Where do I put this in the LyX document? Does it go
in the preamble as
\usepackage{letter.ist}
or ...?
While trying to locate that index style on my system I
hello
I have a problem.
I have Suse Linux 9.1 (not 9.2), I selected spanish keyboard, all soft work OK,
Open Office work OK, all keys works fine.
I writing a book, now 420 pages long,
I became desesperate with Open Office Writer.
I selected Lyx and transfer my book .sxw to .lyx, (very hard
Rich Shepard wrote:
I think someone may have provided information on this. If so, I apologize
for not saving that message. Also, I do not find the answer in TLC2.
However, I believe part of the answer is on the Tips Tricks Web page.
To get letter and Symbol headings in the index I need to
I am a novice lyx/latex user so please bear with me. I want to set up
journal styles e.g. Jfluid Mech , Phys Rev etc. I understand that the
journals have the various latex style files on their web sites. So how
do I go about importing them into lyx/ Miktex etc.
Best
Mike reeks
Prof. Michael W
Hello,
my older lyx do a better output (in my opinion it looks better) then the newer
versions (last year).
The older lyx based on Suse 7.3 (longer than 4 years ago).
The output of the fonts (new century ?!) with older lyx is more lacy.
The output self in both is version is very good
Mike Reeks wrote:
> I am a novice lyx/latex user so please bear with me. I want to set up
> journal styles e.g. Jfluid Mech , Phys Rev etc. I understand that the
> journals have the various latex style files on their web sites. So how
> do I go about importing them into lyx/ Miktex etc.
> Best
>
Dominik Jänicke wrote:
Hello,
my older lyx do a better output (in my opinion it looks better) then the newer
versions (last year).
The older lyx based on Suse 7.3 (longer than 4 years ago).
The output of the fonts (new century ?!) with older lyx is more lacy.
The output self in both is version is
hello
I have a problem.
I have Suse Linux 9.2, I selected spanish keyboard, all soft work OK, Open
Office work OK, all keys works fine.
I writing a book, now 420 pages long,
I became desesperate with Open Office Writer.
I selected Lyx and transfer my book .sxw to .lyx, (very hard work),
(Sorry for breaking the thread, I had just subscribed to the list and
didn't confirm quickly enough, so I had to pick up the answers from the
archive. But I'm fairly sure I'm on now.)
Re Georg:
2. In the meantime it would be nice if the relyx-savvy could provide
(permanent links to) more
On Tuesday 25 January 2005 17:57, Sven Schreiber wrote:
> Yes I read about this bug and therefore did it by hand from the cli.
> Also as I said it happens on linux, too.
Do you have a small example where this happens?
It should be easy to fix.
--
José Abílio
I think someone may have provided information on this. If so, I apologize
for not saving that message. Also, I do not find the answer in TLC2.
However, I believe part of the answer is on the Tips & Tricks Web page.
To get letter and "Symbol" headings in the index I need to use Letter.ist.
On Tue, 25 Jan 2005, Rich Shepard wrote:
> To get letter and "Symbol" headings in the index I need to use
> Letter.ist. Correct? Where do I put this in the LyX document? Does it go
> in the preamble as
> \usepackage{letter.ist}
> or ...?
While trying to locate that index style on my system
hello
I have a problem.
I have Suse Linux 9.1 (not 9.2), I selected spanish keyboard, all soft work OK,
Open Office work OK, all keys works fine.
I writing a book, now 420 pages long,
I became desesperate with Open Office Writer.
I selected Lyx and transfer my book .sxw to .lyx, (very hard
Rich Shepard wrote:
I think someone may have provided information on this. If so, I apologize
for not saving that message. Also, I do not find the answer in TLC2.
However, I believe part of the answer is on the Tips & Tricks Web page.
To get letter and "Symbol" headings in the index I need
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