Re: LyX

Hi again, How can I add more colors (specifically, orange and purple) to the text style options? Also, is it possible to color the section numbers, along with the section name (e.g. make 1 Introduction all in blue)? Thanks, Maaneli --- On Thu, 12/30/10, Jürgen Spitzmüller sp...@lyx.org

Re: Figure Float Label

Bruce Pourciau bruce.h.pourciau at lawrence.edu writes: When I cross reference a figure float called Figure 2, the cross reference yields 2.1 rather than 2. What am I doing wrong? Have a look at Document Settings... Modules, and if Number Figures by Section is in the Selected: box,

Re: LyX

Hi again, I'm noticing a couple of problems with my LyX program. 1. When I attempt to spellcheck my document (I go to the spellchecker under Tools), it always gives me the following error: The spellchecker could not be started. LyX: Failed to start ispell! 2. When I use the search under Help

bib-style: field file filled with path to doc?

Most of my references are stored on my hard drive, there path is contained in the bib-item infos (field file). Is there any bib-style such the path is printed out as link into the reference list such that a click opens it? Thanks as always. /J.

Re: A path for the Bibliography files

Windows users can create symlinks too. If they're still stuck on XP, you can use junction http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb896768.aspx(with some messing about); anyone using Vista and up can use the native 'mklink' command for files directly. I do exactly this for my own .bib

Re: LyX

Hi again, How can I add more colors (specifically, orange and purple) to the text style options? Also, is it possible to color the section numbers, along with the section name (e.g. make 1 Introduction all in blue)? Thanks, Maaneli --- On Thu, 12/30/10, Jürgen Spitzmüller sp...@lyx.org

Re: Figure Float Label

Bruce Pourciau bruce.h.pourciau at lawrence.edu writes: When I cross reference a figure float called Figure 2, the cross reference yields 2.1 rather than 2. What am I doing wrong? Have a look at Document Settings... Modules, and if Number Figures by Section is in the Selected: box,

Re: LyX

Hi again, I'm noticing a couple of problems with my LyX program. 1. When I attempt to spellcheck my document (I go to the spellchecker under Tools), it always gives me the following error: The spellchecker could not be started. LyX: Failed to start ispell! 2. When I use the search under Help

bib-style: field file filled with path to doc?

Most of my references are stored on my hard drive, there path is contained in the bib-item infos (field file). Is there any bib-style such the path is printed out as link into the reference list such that a click opens it? Thanks as always. /J.

Re: A path for the Bibliography files

Windows users can create symlinks too. If they're still stuck on XP, you can use junction http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb896768.aspx(with some messing about); anyone using Vista and up can use the native 'mklink' command for files directly. I do exactly this for my own .bib

Re: LyX

Hi again, How can I add more colors (specifically, orange and purple) to the text style options? Also, is it possible to color the section numbers, along with the section name (e.g. make "1 Introduction" all in blue)? Thanks, Maaneli --- On Thu, 12/30/10, Jürgen Spitzmüller

Re: Figure Float Label

Bruce Pourciau lawrence.edu> writes: > > When I cross reference a figure float called Figure 2, the cross > reference yields 2.1 rather than 2. What am I doing wrong? Have a look at Document > Settings... > Modules, and if "Number Figures by Section" is in the "Selected:" box, highlight and

Re: LyX

Hi again, I'm noticing a couple of problems with my LyX program. 1. When I attempt to spellcheck my document (I go to the spellchecker under Tools), it always gives me the following error: "The spellchecker could not be started. LyX: Failed to start ispell!" 2. When I use the search under

bib-style: field "file" filled with path to doc?

Most of my references are stored on my hard drive, there path is contained in the bib-item infos (field "file"). Is there any bib-style such the path is printed out as link into the reference list such that a click opens it? Thanks as always. /J.

Re: A path for the Bibliography files

Windows users can create symlinks too. If they're still stuck on XP, you can use junction (with some messing about); anyone using Vista and up can use the native 'mklink' command for files directly. I do exactly this for my own .bib