Hello,
It's been a little while since I've used Lyx. I've just installed it
running Tiger 10.4.2. The first odd behavior I'm seeing is with the
Insert->Math->DisplayFormula.
Once I've issued the command, and get the red/blue box, I type the
letter d and the box goes the left corner of the
Table controls in LyX allow me to fix, one by one, the width of each
individual column, but can I (without ERT) instruct LyX to make all the
columns have the same width, with either me or LaTeX choosing the
uniform width?
Bruce
LyX/Mac 1.3.4
Udo Müller wrote:
> Thank you for the advise. :)
> I tryed to build it at FreeBSD 4.11, works fine.
> But, I found still two things what are not repaired.
>
> 1st at previous versions (maybe 1.2.x) if I did use
> Ctrl+F to find something, it was possible to replace
> spaces, for instance if I wan
Thank you for the advise. :)
I tryed to build it at FreeBSD 4.11, works fine.
But, I found still two things what are not repaired.
1st at previous versions (maybe 1.2.x) if I did use
Ctrl+F to find something, it was possible to replace
spaces, for instance if I want to replace _-_ with
_---_ (_ i
>>> Warning: Malformed lyx file: Missing '\paperpackage'.
>>> Conversion seems successful however.
>>
>>This is a warning, not an error. Moreover, it's a bogus warning that José
>>is going to remove any day now.
>>
>>> So I added a few lines about this in the wiki page.
>>
>>I'd remove it, given
On Friday 22 July 2005 15:53, Jean-Pierre Chretien wrote:
> I copied the 1.4 *.py files in my 1.3.6 installation.
> I get one minor error:
> Warning: Malformed lyx file: Missing '\paperpackage'.
You can ignore this warning. I committed a patch to cvs removing it since
it is wrong.
> Conversion
Jean-Pierre Chretien wrote:
> I copied the 1.4 *.py files in my 1.3.6 installation.
> I get one minor error:
> Warning: Malformed lyx file: Missing '\paperpackage'.
> Conversion seems successful however.
This is a warning, not an error. Moreover, it's a bogus warning that José
is going to remove
>>X-UIDL: P_o"!P,]!!*C""!Zkm"!
>>To: lyx-users@lists.lyx.org
>>From: Angus Leeming <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>Subject: Re: 1.3.6 for Win
>>Date: Fri, 22 Jul 2005 12:25:53 +0100
>>
>>Georg Baum wrote:
>>> Jean-Pierre Chretien wrote:
Maybe the make_tex2lyx_dist.sh could reflect this by bundling in L
> "JORGE" == JORGE A HERNANDO <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
JORGE> I absolutely agree with Mark's arguments and am very happy with
JORGE> Lyx and, particularly, with their way of doing mathematics.
JORGE> However, I have a question a little off thread: I can't get the
JORGE> reasons of creating
I absolutely agree with Mark's arguments and am very happy with Lyx
and, particularly, with their way of doing mathematics. However, I
have a question a little off thread: I can't get the reasons of creating
the lyx format, which is quite similar to latex, instead of directly
using latex, why wa
On Friday 22 July 2005 13:56, you wrote:
> Angus Leeming wrote:
> > H. You have installed a Unix shell (Eg MinSYS), right?
>
> Not yet; the installer tries to download and install all the
> components, starting with MinSys.
No, it doesn't try to download or install anything. It points your web
On Jul 21, 2005, at 7:08 PM, Lenore Horner wrote:
I thought I'd upgrade to the most recent version of LyX (from 1.3.3)
on my iBook running 10.3.9. I downloaded the binary, dragged the LyX
icon to my Applications folder and then double clicked the LyX
Installer icon whereupon I received the me
Martin Richtarsky wrote:
> Hello,
>
> first I'm happy that there is an 'official' LyX for Windows now,
> especially as I have no Unix box here at the moment :)
>
> But I'm having trouble rather early. The installer depacks the files and
> then gives me the message "Failed attempting to execute c
Hello,
first I'm happy that there is an 'official' LyX for Windows now,
especially as I have no Unix box here at the moment :)
But I'm having trouble rather early. The installer depacks the files and
then gives me the message "Failed attempting to execute configure
script". It doesn't downlo
Georg Baum wrote:
> Jean-Pierre Chretien wrote:
>> Maybe the make_tex2lyx_dist.sh could reflect this by bundling in LyX-1.4
>> instead of LyX ?
>
> Good idea. Are you volunteering to do so?
Sure he is ;-) It's just a case of changing the line
INSTALLDIR=LyX
after all...
--
Angus
Jean-Pierre Chretien wrote:
> Maybe the make_tex2lyx_dist.sh could reflect this by bundling in LyX-1.4
> instead of LyX ?
Good idea. Are you volunteering to do so?
Georg
Jose' Matos wrote:
On Friday 22 July 2005 09:33, Axel Rasche wrote:
What I like about LyX is that standard work (typing, structure, basic
figures/floats, bibtex/references) is done by an easy editor (although
not completely wysiwyG). At the same time the whole LaTeX world is open
to you. One ca
Kevin Pfeiffer wrote:
> I need some advice about preparing a bibliography. The author wants to
> include some section headers within the bibliography something like
> this:
http://wiki.lyx.org/BibTeX/BibTeX#toc2
HTH,
Jürgen
I need some advice about preparing a bibliography. The author wants to
include some section headers within the bibliography something like
this:
*BOOKS ABOUT TREES*
Smith, John. The Life of Trees. New York, Pp. 230-232.
Henson, Tom, Another Book
*BOOKS ABOUT BIRDS*
Book 1
Book 2
etc.
To do thi
>>> What's surprising is that the same operation performed on the same file on
>>> Solaris works fine (and the lyx file is correct as the Solaris version
>>> includes your patch for bug #1910).
Sorry for the wrong track, I did not remember that I had edited the
beamer.layout file used by tex2ly
On Friday 22 July 2005 09:33, Axel Rasche wrote:
> What I like about LyX is that standard work (typing, structure, basic
> figures/floats, bibtex/references) is done by an easy editor (although
> not completely wysiwyG). At the same time the whole LaTeX world is open
> to you. One can add any parti
Most of the mentioned projects seem to be quite young. Let us see how
they develop.
What I like about LyX is that standard work (typing, structure, basic
figures/floats, bibtex/references) is done by an easy editor (although
not completely wysiwyG). At the same time the whole LaTeX world is op
- Original Message -
From: "Roger McMurtrie" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Friday, July 22, 2005 5:03 AM
Subject: Page Style Fancy Problem
I am using the document class book with page style fancy.
However, footnotes on Chapter pages don't appear when viewed.
My LaTeX book suggests tha
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