If it's lyx or latex documents you can just copy and paste. Lyx will work as
is. Latex math you need to either paste into an existing math block or paste
as normal text, then select the math parts and press Ctrl-M to create a math
block of the text.
If it's openoffice it may be possible to export
E. Kaplan schrieb:
Please ignore my previous message regarding wrapfigure. It works,
although the results differ from what I get with Latex.
That should not be the case. LyX supports wrapfigures natively, see sec. 3.2.2 "Wrap Floats" of the
EmbeddedObjects manual that you find in the Help me
Paul Johnson schrieb:
I find myself wondering why LyX allows one to insert of a footnote in
a parbox, if that is forbidden by LaTeX.
Because it is not forbidden ;-) You can do this, the footnote will only not be shown. But there
might be LaTeX packages that changes the code so this it will b
Often i have to pick up math questions from several previously made
documents to build up a new one (homework, test, other deliverables).
I would like to hear about your suggestions to effectively accomplish such
task.
Thank you
---P
On Mon, Mar 16, 2009 at 10:11 PM, Uwe Stöhr wrote:
> Paul Johnson schrieb:
>
>> I have been testing the LyX box insert. I don't know much about
>> minipages, but I can see one major advantage is that footnotes in them
>> are not numbered with the notes in the rest of the document and they
>> prin
On Friday 27 March 2009 20:40:44 Enrico Forestieri wrote:
> Stefano Franchi writes:
> > I tried to apply to marginpar the recent suggestion about the quotation
> >
> > environment:
> > > Or a bit easier (and more generalizable):
> > >
> > > \newcommand*{\OriginalQuotation}{}
> > > \let\OriginalQuot
Please ignore my previous message regarding wrapfigure. It works,
although the results differ from what I get with Latex.
EK--
Is there a way to use the wrapfigure environment in Lyx?
When I import a Latex file with wrapfigure in it, 1.6.1 gags on it.
Thanks--
EK
On Sat, Mar 28, 2009 at 10:59:34AM +0100, Tao Cumplido wrote:
> > The Linux Libertine font has a capital sharp s.
>
> That's the font I'm using.
>
> > I don't know for what purpose you need a capital ß, but in german
> > ortography, the ß becomes SS when writing capitalized.
>
> I don't know yet
Tao Cumplido wrote:
> I don't know yet whether I am gonna need it or not, but I'd like to know if
> it's possible before I start getting into Lyx seriously.
With LaTeX, the following works:
\usepackage{libertine}
GRO\MakeUppercase{ß}E SACHE
\textsc{Große Sache}
In other words, the LaTeX package
> The Linux Libertine font has a capital sharp s.
That's the font I'm using.
> I don't know for what purpose you need a capital ß, but in german ortography,
> the ß becomes SS when writing capitalized.
I don't know yet whether I am gonna need it or not, but I'd like to know if
it's possible be
Uwe Stöhr wrote:
> > I can reproduce it with rotating 2.16 (and not with rotating 2.15c). So I
> > submitted a bug report to comp.text.tex, because Robin Fairbairns (the
> > package maintainer) is actively participating that newsgroup.
>
> Thanks, I was about to report it too. You can also send Rob
Dominik Waßenhoven wrote:
> The Linux Libertine font has a capital sharp s. See
> http://linuxlibertine.sourceforge.net/
I see. And is there a corresponding LaTeX macro?
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