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Walt Ogburn wrote:
I think it would
make sense to extend this to chapters and sections: there could be a small
minimize button next to the heading, which would cause the text to be
replaced by a grey box with the heading number and title.
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Walt Ogburn wrote:
I think it would
make sense to extend this to chapters and sections: there could be a small
minimize button next to the heading, which would cause the text to be
replaced by a grey box with the heading number and title.
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Walt Ogburn wrote:
> I think it would
> make sense to extend this to chapters and sections: there could be a small
> minimize button next to the heading, which would cause the text to be
> replaced by a grey box with the heading number and title.
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John Kane wrote:
My problem is that I am getting a ? for (curly
quotes)
LaTeX uses `` and '' for opening and closing quotes, so you should be
able to search and replace, in Word, for that (though there is a Smart
Quote option or somesuch that you
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Julio Rojas wrote:
So, I can't use the images as JPG's???
To check, if you're on GNU/Linux, you can use 'convert image.jpg
image.eps', provided you have ImageMagick installed (which you should
do, as I think LyX pulls it in). I would assume there's
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John Kane wrote:
Oh of course. I cannot turn it off since I didn't
produce the document but a search and replace is easy
enough.
I'm assuming that you're using Word. If you don't disable the Smart
Quote option within Word, it may well just
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Julio Rojas wrote:
I'm on Windows, but it works exactly the same and just fine (from
command line). I don't have a clue on what's happening.
Have you tried inserting the resulting file into a LaTeX document to check?
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John Kane wrote:
My problem is that I am getting a ? for (curly
quotes)
LaTeX uses `` and '' for opening and closing quotes, so you should be
able to search and replace, in Word, for that (though there is a Smart
Quote option or somesuch that you
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Julio Rojas wrote:
So, I can't use the images as JPG's???
To check, if you're on GNU/Linux, you can use 'convert image.jpg
image.eps', provided you have ImageMagick installed (which you should
do, as I think LyX pulls it in). I would assume there's
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John Kane wrote:
Oh of course. I cannot turn it off since I didn't
produce the document but a search and replace is easy
enough.
I'm assuming that you're using Word. If you don't disable the Smart
Quote option within Word, it may well just
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Julio Rojas wrote:
I'm on Windows, but it works exactly the same and just fine (from
command line). I don't have a clue on what's happening.
Have you tried inserting the resulting file into a LaTeX document to check?
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John Kane wrote:
> My problem is that I am getting a ? for " (curly
> quotes)
LaTeX uses `` and '' for opening and closing quotes, so you should be
able to search and replace, in Word, for that (though there is a Smart
Quote option or somesuch that
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Julio Rojas wrote:
> So, I can't use the images as JPG's???
To check, if you're on GNU/Linux, you can use 'convert .jpg
.eps', provided you have ImageMagick installed (which you should
do, as I think LyX pulls it in). I would assume there's an
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John Kane wrote:
>> Oh of course. I cannot turn it off since I didn't
>> produce the document but a search and replace is easy
>> enough.
I'm assuming that you're using Word. If you don't disable the Smart
Quote option within Word, it may well just
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Julio Rojas wrote:
> I'm on Windows, but it works exactly the same and just fine (from
> command line). I don't have a clue on what's happening.
Have you tried inserting the resulting file into a LaTeX document to check?
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Rich Shepard wrote:
My vote is full justification.
Ditto. LaTeX defaults to that for a reason.
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Rich Shepard wrote:
My vote is full justification.
Ditto. LaTeX defaults to that for a reason.
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Rich Shepard wrote:
> My vote is full justification.
Ditto. LaTeX defaults to that for a reason.
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Daniel Lohmann wrote:
I am looking for some way to conditionally embed the bibliography into
the child documents. If used (printed) stand alone, a child should
have a complete bibliography section. If embedded into the master, the
bibliographies
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Daniel Lohmann wrote:
I am looking for some way to conditionally embed the bibliography into
the child documents. If used (printed) stand alone, a child should
have a complete bibliography section. If embedded into the master, the
bibliographies
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Daniel Lohmann wrote:
> I am looking for some way to conditionally embed the bibliography into
> the child documents. If used (printed) "stand alone", a child should
> have a complete bibliography section. If embedded into the master, the
>
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Paul A. Rubin wrote:
I do not think the Windows installer has a Beamer layout at all. (Is
there not some issue with licensing?) I use the one that Till Tantau
ships with Beamer.
As Jose' says, Beamer is GPL-licensed. 'foils'/'foiltex', however,
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Sven Schreiber wrote:
So please consolidate the documentation into one file (or let me do it).
I promise you, no-one here is going to hold you back, if you're
volunteering[*]. :p
Dan
[Footnote *: Unless, of course, you submit multi-change
Sven Schreiber wrote:
Well isn't there a documentation team?
AFAIK, you just became it.
What would be the recommended way of making a concrete proposal, attach
the resulting single lyx file to a message on this list?
As this would be around 1.5MB (assuming that you just stuck all of the
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Andreas K. wrote:
I think there is one. At least they have a mailing list. Try sending a
mail to their mailing list at
lyx-docs@lists.lyx.org
That has nothing but automatically sent 'Wiki changes' updates. I
unsubscribed a while ago, so it may
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Ed Gatzke wrote:
Why can't computer people come up with pronounceable names like Windows,
Word, and Excel?
Because we don't get to be as smug and superior. :p
Dan
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Paul A. Rubin wrote:
I do not think the Windows installer has a Beamer layout at all. (Is
there not some issue with licensing?) I use the one that Till Tantau
ships with Beamer.
As Jose' says, Beamer is GPL-licensed. 'foils'/'foiltex', however,
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Sven Schreiber wrote:
So please consolidate the documentation into one file (or let me do it).
I promise you, no-one here is going to hold you back, if you're
volunteering[*]. :p
Dan
[Footnote *: Unless, of course, you submit multi-change
Sven Schreiber wrote:
Well isn't there a documentation team?
AFAIK, you just became it.
What would be the recommended way of making a concrete proposal, attach
the resulting single lyx file to a message on this list?
As this would be around 1.5MB (assuming that you just stuck all of the
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Andreas K. wrote:
I think there is one. At least they have a mailing list. Try sending a
mail to their mailing list at
lyx-docs@lists.lyx.org
That has nothing but automatically sent 'Wiki changes' updates. I
unsubscribed a while ago, so it may
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Ed Gatzke wrote:
Why can't computer people come up with pronounceable names like Windows,
Word, and Excel?
Because we don't get to be as smug and superior. :p
Dan
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Paul A. Rubin wrote:
> I do not think the Windows installer has a Beamer layout at all. (Is
> there not some issue with licensing?) I use the one that Till Tantau
> ships with Beamer.
As Jose' says, Beamer is GPL-licensed. 'foils'/'foiltex',
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Sven Schreiber wrote:
> So please consolidate the documentation into one file (or let me do it).
I promise you, no-one here is going to hold you back, if you're
volunteering[*]. :p
Dan
[Footnote *: Unless, of course, you submit multi-change
Sven Schreiber wrote:
> Well isn't there a documentation team?
AFAIK, you just became it.
> What would be the recommended way of making a concrete proposal, attach
> the resulting single lyx file to a message on this list?
As this would be around 1.5MB (assuming that you just stuck all of the
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Andreas K. wrote:
> I think there is one. At least they have a mailing list. Try sending a
> mail to their mailing list at
> lyx-docs@lists.lyx.org
That has nothing but automatically sent 'Wiki changes' updates. I
unsubscribed a while ago, so it may
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Ed Gatzke wrote:
> Why can't computer people come up with pronounceable names like Windows,
> Word, and Excel?
Because we don't get to be as smug and superior. :p
Dan
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Bruce Pourciau wrote:
I used BibDesk to create the bib file. Can I use BibDesk to make a
bbl file from the bib file? And once I have the bbl file, can I
include that bbl file directly into my LyX document? Otherwise, if I
have to paste the bbl file into the exported TeX file, then my LyX
file
Bruce Pourciau wrote:
I used BibDesk to create the bib file. Can I use BibDesk to make a
bbl file from the bib file? And once I have the bbl file, can I
include that bbl file directly into my LyX document? Otherwise, if I
have to paste the bbl file into the exported TeX file, then my LyX
file
Bruce Pourciau wrote:
> I used BibDesk to create the bib file. Can I use BibDesk to make a
> bbl file from the bib file? And once I have the bbl file, can I
> include that bbl file directly into my LyX document? Otherwise, if I
> have to paste the bbl file into the exported TeX file, then my LyX
>
Dean O'Connor wrote:
Firstly I hope the Lyx website can add the Export-HTML (etc) to their
list of Known Bugs. Save a lot of grief. If its there, appologies I
could not see it.
If you go to http://bugzilla.lyx.org/ you will find you can file the bug
report yourself.
Dan
Dean O'Connor wrote:
Firstly I hope the Lyx website can add the Export-HTML (etc) to their
list of Known Bugs. Save a lot of grief. If its there, appologies I
could not see it.
If you go to http://bugzilla.lyx.org/ you will find you can file the bug
report yourself.
Dan
Dean O'Connor wrote:
> Firstly I hope the Lyx website can add the Export->HTML (etc) to their
> list of Known Bugs. Save a lot of grief. If its there, appologies I
> could not see it.
If you go to http://bugzilla.lyx.org/ you will find you can file the bug
report yourself.
Dan
Julio Rojas wrote:
Any idea on this error???
Have you reconfigured LyX (Edit Reconfigure)?
Dan
Julio Rojas wrote:
Any idea on this error???
Have you reconfigured LyX (Edit Reconfigure)?
Dan
Julio Rojas wrote:
> Any idea on this error???
Have you reconfigured LyX (Edit > Reconfigure)?
Dan
Christian Ridderstrom wrote:
Maybe the stuff on this page can help you (there's an example .lyx-files).
At the risk of sounding/reading stupid, which page? :p
Dan
Christian Ridderstrom wrote:
Maybe the stuff on this page can help you (there's an example .lyx-files).
At the risk of sounding/reading stupid, which page? :p
Dan
Christian Ridderstrom wrote:
> Maybe the stuff on this page can help you (there's an example .lyx-files).
At the risk of sounding/reading stupid, which page? :p
Dan
Hey guys,
I want to add a boxed inset into my LyX document, an example to illustrate
the main text. How should I go about doing this?
Output should look something like (looks best in a fixed font):
___
|This is all normal |
|text.--|
|This is |This is |
|all
Hey guys,
I want to add a boxed inset into my LyX document, an example to illustrate
the main text. How should I go about doing this?
Output should look something like (looks best in a fixed font):
___
|This is all normal |
|text.--|
|This is |This is |
|all
Hey guys,
I want to add a boxed inset into my LyX document, an example to illustrate
the main text. How should I go about doing this?
Output should look something like (looks best in a fixed font):
___
|This is all normal |
|text.--|
|This is |This is |
|all
Using 1.4.0svn of a couple of days ago, whenever I try to insert anything
that is on the first level of the Insert menu (i.e. 'Insert Footnote' as
opposed to 'Insert Note ...') using the keyboard, focus is not returned
to the text window after the item is inserted. For example, were I to use
Johan Blok wrote:
Unfortunately, I cannot find a reference guide. Where can I find
this list?
Hi Johan,
I think what you're looking for can be found in Appendix A of the
'Customization' help document. I believe the line you want is:
M-i f footnote-insert
Dan
This was intended to be posted in lyx-devel (which is where it now resides).
Any replies would be better directed there (using the message posted
there).
Thank you (and sorry),
Dan
Using 1.4.0svn of a couple of days ago, whenever I try to insert anything
that is on the first level of the Insert menu (i.e. 'Insert Footnote' as
opposed to 'Insert Note ...') using the keyboard, focus is not returned
to the text window after the item is inserted. For example, were I to use
Johan Blok wrote:
Unfortunately, I cannot find a reference guide. Where can I find
this list?
Hi Johan,
I think what you're looking for can be found in Appendix A of the
'Customization' help document. I believe the line you want is:
M-i f footnote-insert
Dan
This was intended to be posted in lyx-devel (which is where it now resides).
Any replies would be better directed there (using the message posted
there).
Thank you (and sorry),
Dan
Using 1.4.0svn of a couple of days ago, whenever I try to insert anything
that is on the first level of the Insert menu (i.e. 'Insert > Footnote' as
opposed to 'Insert > Note > ...') using the keyboard, focus is not returned
to the text window after the item is inserted. For example, were I to use
Johan Blok wrote:
> Unfortunately, I cannot find a reference guide. Where can I find
> this list?
Hi Johan,
I think what you're looking for can be found in Appendix A of the
'Customization' help document. I believe the line you want is:
M-i f footnote-insert
Dan
This was intended to be posted in lyx-devel (which is where it now resides).
Any replies would be better directed there (using the message posted
there).
Thank you (and sorry),
Dan
Sven Schreiber wrote:
Hi, I just ran into the same thing reported by Bo Peng a short while ago
-- if in math you make an explicit superscript but also append a ' as
a shortcut for prime (= matrix transpose sign here), latex complains
about double superscript. Minimal lyx file is embedded
Sven Schreiber wrote:
Hi, I just ran into the same thing reported by Bo Peng a short while ago
-- if in math you make an explicit superscript but also append a ' as
a shortcut for prime (= matrix transpose sign here), latex complains
about double superscript. Minimal lyx file is embedded
Sven Schreiber wrote:
> Hi, I just ran into the same thing reported by Bo Peng a short while ago
> -- if in math you make an explicit superscript but also append a "'" as
> a shortcut for prime (= matrix transpose sign here), latex complains
> about double superscript. Minimal lyx file is
Hey,
I'm just writing to confirm that 1.4.0pre3 is the latest pre-release version
(I've seen some mention of more recent versions), as I want to keep Gentoo
ebuilds as current as is possible.
Thanks,
Dan
Hey,
I'm just writing to confirm that 1.4.0pre3 is the latest pre-release version
(I've seen some mention of more recent versions), as I want to keep Gentoo
ebuilds as current as is possible.
Thanks,
Dan
Hey,
I'm just writing to confirm that 1.4.0pre3 is the latest pre-release version
(I've seen some mention of more recent versions), as I want to keep Gentoo
ebuilds as current as is possible.
Thanks,
Dan
How does one do this? I know the LaTeX is \setcounter{enumi}{26}, but
this doesn't work unless this is actually in the Enumerate environment,
which results in the output:
1. First item
26. Second item
27. Third item
and so on. Is there a way I can start Enumerate from greater than 1.
within LyX?
How does one do this? I know the LaTeX is \setcounter{enumi}{26}, but
this doesn't work unless this is actually in the Enumerate environment,
which results in the output:
1. First item
26. Second item
27. Third item
and so on. Is there a way I can start Enumerate from greater than 1.
within LyX?
How does one do this? I know the LaTeX is \setcounter{enumi}{26}, but
this doesn't work unless this is actually in the Enumerate environment,
which results in the output:
1. First item
26. Second item
27. Third item
and so on. Is there a way I can start Enumerate from greater than 1.
within LyX?
The subject says it all. I'm looking to do something that'll look like
this:
Not blah
Blah }
Blah } These lines contain blah
Blah }
Not blah
The three }s should be replaced by one big curly bracket. I have tried
doing this using a Maths environment, but I could never convince it to
work...
The subject says it all. I'm looking to do something that'll look like
this:
Not blah
Blah }
Blah } These lines contain blah
Blah }
Not blah
The three }s should be replaced by one big curly bracket. I have tried
doing this using a Maths environment, but I could never convince it to
work...
The subject says it all. I'm looking to do something that'll look like
this:
Not blah
Blah }
Blah } These lines contain blah
Blah }
Not blah
The three }s should be replaced by one big curly bracket. I have tried
doing this using a Maths environment, but I could never convince it to
work...
I'm looking to place a horizontal rule in a document I'm currently
working on. However, the standard horizontal rule is ugly (it just goes
from one side of the page to the other). How can I tell LyX to put in a
line that isn't as long (and what's a typographically good length to
have it?)?
Thanks
The Elements of Typographic Style, by Robert Bringhurst, uses
horizontal rules only sparingly, but they extend across the type
block. Of The Elements, the great Hermann Zapf wrote, I wish to see
this book become the Typographers' Bible.
That's as may be, but I'm currently using LyX to
I'm looking to place a horizontal rule in a document I'm currently
working on. However, the standard horizontal rule is ugly (it just goes
from one side of the page to the other). How can I tell LyX to put in a
line that isn't as long (and what's a typographically good length to
have it?)?
Thanks
The Elements of Typographic Style, by Robert Bringhurst, uses
horizontal rules only sparingly, but they extend across the type
block. Of The Elements, the great Hermann Zapf wrote, I wish to see
this book become the Typographers' Bible.
That's as may be, but I'm currently using LyX to
I'm looking to place a horizontal rule in a document I'm currently
working on. However, the standard horizontal rule is ugly (it just goes
from one side of the page to the other). How can I tell LyX to put in a
line that isn't as long (and what's a typographically good length to
have it?)?
Thanks
> The Elements of Typographic Style, by Robert Bringhurst, uses
> horizontal rules only sparingly, but they extend across the type
> block. Of The Elements, the great Hermann Zapf wrote, "I wish to see
> this book become the Typographers' Bible."
That's as may be, but I'm currently using LyX to
Hi list,
I'm currently creating a document using the 'book' class. I have a
disclaimer of sorts that I want to put below the Title and Author fields
on the first page of the document (as it looks a bit lonely all by
itself on the second page). I'm guessing this is a job for ERTman, so
was
I've just managed to get the job of putting together the documentation
for a SourceForge project, and it would be exceedingly helpful if I were
to be able to do it on LyX. Unfortunately, it requires DocBook format
stuff, and I don't know how (or if it's possible) to create that using
LyX.
Any
Hi list,
I'm currently creating a document using the 'book' class. I have a
disclaimer of sorts that I want to put below the Title and Author fields
on the first page of the document (as it looks a bit lonely all by
itself on the second page). I'm guessing this is a job for ERTman, so
was
I've just managed to get the job of putting together the documentation
for a SourceForge project, and it would be exceedingly helpful if I were
to be able to do it on LyX. Unfortunately, it requires DocBook format
stuff, and I don't know how (or if it's possible) to create that using
LyX.
Any
Hi list,
I'm currently creating a document using the 'book' class. I have a
disclaimer of sorts that I want to put below the Title and Author fields
on the first page of the document (as it looks a bit lonely all by
itself on the second page). I'm guessing this is a job for ERTman, so
was
I've just managed to get the job of putting together the documentation
for a SourceForge project, and it would be exceedingly helpful if I were
to be able to do it on LyX. Unfortunately, it requires DocBook format
stuff, and I don't know how (or if it's possible) to create that using
LyX.
Any
One thing I've noticed some documents being able to do (namely the
Beamer User Guide) is have clickable links in the ToC which
automagically move the view to the appropriate section, which I thought
was rather nifty. I'm guessing these are in an extra package, and I was
wondering what I would have
One thing I've noticed some documents being able to do (namely the
Beamer User Guide) is have clickable links in the ToC which
automagically move the view to the appropriate section, which I thought
was rather nifty. I'm guessing these are in an extra package, and I was
wondering what I would have
One thing I've noticed some documents being able to do (namely the
Beamer User Guide) is have clickable links in the ToC which
automagically move the view to the appropriate section, which I thought
was rather nifty. I'm guessing these are in an extra package, and I was
wondering what I would have
Please try with your Lyx and see if it is true for
you also, then give me the response, and thanks a lot
in advance!
What you in fact need to do is ensure that any of the items that are in
the wrong language. Select everything that needs to be in Portueguese
and go to Edit Text Style.
Please try with your Lyx and see if it is true for
you also, then give me the response, and thanks a lot
in advance!
What you in fact need to do is ensure that any of the items that are in
the wrong language. Select everything that needs to be in Portueguese
and go to Edit Text Style.
> Please try with your Lyx and see if it is true for
> you also, then give me the response, and thanks a lot
> in advance!
What you in fact need to do is ensure that any of the items that are in
the wrong language. Select everything that needs to be in Portueguese
and go to Edit > Text
I was wondering if it is possible to put the graphics centered within
a float and the caption justified. Every time I change the paragraph
parameter of the caption to justified it turns automatically to
centered as the graphic.
I presume that you don't want the graphics and caption on
I was wondering if it is possible to put the graphics centered within
a float and the caption justified. Every time I change the paragraph
parameter of the caption to justified it turns automatically to
centered as the graphic.
I presume that you don't want the graphics and caption on
> I was wondering if it is possible to put the graphics centered within
> a float and the caption justified. Every time I change the paragraph
> parameter of the caption to "justified" it turns automatically to
> centered as the graphic.
I presume that you don't want the graphics and caption on
I've read quite a lot about using LyX to create presentations, along
with such words as Beamer and FoilTeX being thrown around. I was
wondering if someone would be kind enough to explain how LyX can be used
in such a way, or point me to a website which would do the same?
Cheers,
Dan
I've read quite a lot about using LyX to create presentations, along
with such words as Beamer and FoilTeX being thrown around. I was
wondering if someone would be kind enough to explain how LyX can be used
in such a way, or point me to a website which would do the same?
Cheers,
Dan
I've read quite a lot about using LyX to create presentations, along
with such words as Beamer and FoilTeX being thrown around. I was
wondering if someone would be kind enough to explain how LyX can be used
in such a way, or point me to a website which would do the same?
Cheers,
Dan
All the developers will be glad to hear that this isn't actually a bug
report! :P One of the developers is likely to say this sooner or later
(and I've seen it said in a few individual bug reports), but I thought
I'd add this now, to save them time (scarce resources being what they
are).
Bug
``The word was `foo' ''[I'll call E style] style.
Try using C-Shift-Space to create a thin space. The LyX is as follows:
\begin_body
\begin_layout Standard
\begin_inset Quotes eld
\end_inset
The word was 'foo'\InsetSpace \thinspace{}
\begin_inset Quotes erd
\end_inset
\end_layout
All the developers will be glad to hear that this isn't actually a bug
report! :P One of the developers is likely to say this sooner or later
(and I've seen it said in a few individual bug reports), but I thought
I'd add this now, to save them time (scarce resources being what they
are).
Bug
``The word was `foo' ''[I'll call E style] style.
Try using C-Shift-Space to create a thin space. The LyX is as follows:
\begin_body
\begin_layout Standard
\begin_inset Quotes eld
\end_inset
The word was 'foo'\InsetSpace \thinspace{}
\begin_inset Quotes erd
\end_inset
\end_layout
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