On Thu, 21 Feb 2002, Herbert Voss wrote:
Thanks a lot Herbert, but I had already read that page (should've said so
:) My point is precisely to avoid using ERT if at all possible, and achieve
the same effect via Lyx's insert-url. Is such a thing simply not
sorry, you're right. I have
On Thu, 21 Feb 2002, Herbert Voss wrote:
Thanks a lot Herbert, but I had already read that page (should've said so
:) My point is precisely to avoid using ERT if at all possible, and achieve
the same effect via Lyx's insert-url. Is such a thing simply not
sorry, you're right. I have
On Thu, 21 Feb 2002, Herbert Voss wrote:
> > Thanks a lot Herbert, but I had already read that page (should've said so
> > :) My point is precisely to avoid using ERT if at all possible, and achieve
> > the same effect via Lyx's insert->url. Is such a thing simply not
>
>
> sorry, you're right.
Hi all,
I'm using lyx 1.1.6f4, trying to create a simple document which will be
exported to html, and I'm havig a problem with urls. If I choose Insert-URL
and say type:
URL- http://mysite.com/
Name - Click here
the generated Lyx code looks like
\begin_inset LatexCommand
my\htmlurl[Click
On Wed, 20 Feb 2002, Herbert Voss wrote:
Any solutions to this using Lyx only? I know I can just pop in all the urls
with ERT, but I'd prefer to use a Lyx-ish solution if there is one, and the
url insert seems to do 99% of the job.
try
http://www.lyx.org/help/html/url.php3
Thanks a
Hi all,
I'm using lyx 1.1.6f4, trying to create a simple document which will be
exported to html, and I'm havig a problem with urls. If I choose Insert-URL
and say type:
URL- http://mysite.com/
Name - Click here
the generated Lyx code looks like
\begin_inset LatexCommand
my\htmlurl[Click
On Wed, 20 Feb 2002, Herbert Voss wrote:
Any solutions to this using Lyx only? I know I can just pop in all the urls
with ERT, but I'd prefer to use a Lyx-ish solution if there is one, and the
url insert seems to do 99% of the job.
try
http://www.lyx.org/help/html/url.php3
Thanks a
Hi all,
I'm using lyx 1.1.6f4, trying to create a simple document which will be
exported to html, and I'm havig a problem with urls. If I choose Insert->URL
and say type:
URL-> http://mysite.com/
Name -> Click here
the generated Lyx code looks like
\begin_inset LatexCommand
my\htmlurl[Click
On Wed, 20 Feb 2002, Herbert Voss wrote:
> > Any solutions to this using Lyx only? I know I can just pop in all the urls
> > with ERT, but I'd prefer to use a Lyx-ish solution if there is one, and the
> > url insert seems to do 99% of the job.
> try
>
> http://www.lyx.org/help/html/url.php3
On Fri, 25 Jan 2002, Wayan wrote:
yes, not a bug.
pdflatex only recognize png, jpg and pdf figure.
If you have lot of figures in eps format, use ps2pdf or dvipdfm instead of
pdflatex. dvipdfm is better than ps2pdf to handle hyperref (as I have
tried). But the important one is ghostscript...
On Fri, 25 Jan 2002, Wayan wrote:
yes, not a bug.
pdflatex only recognize png, jpg and pdf figure.
If you have lot of figures in eps format, use ps2pdf or dvipdfm instead of
pdflatex. dvipdfm is better than ps2pdf to handle hyperref (as I have
tried). But the important one is ghostscript...
On Fri, 25 Jan 2002, Wayan wrote:
> yes, not a bug.
> pdflatex only recognize png, jpg and pdf figure.
> If you have lot of figures in eps format, use ps2pdf or dvipdfm instead of
> pdflatex. dvipdfm is better than ps2pdf to handle hyperref (as I have
> tried). But the important one is
Hi all,
I'd like to know if someone has used LyX for writing documents which conform
to the Python doc standards. Basically this would mean having written the lyx
layout files corresponding to the manual and howto document classes defined by
Python.
It would save me a lot of work not to have to
Hi all,
I'd like to know if someone has used LyX for writing documents which conform
to the Python doc standards. Basically this would mean having written the lyx
layout files corresponding to the manual and howto document classes defined by
Python.
It would save me a lot of work not to have to
Hi all,
I'd like to know if someone has used LyX for writing documents which conform
to the Python doc standards. Basically this would mean having written the lyx
layout files corresponding to the manual and howto document classes defined by
Python.
It would save me a lot of work not to have to
This is a highly non-trivial task to accomplish. The real kicker wouldn't
be so much to integrate with a numerics-only package like octave, but
rather with a full-fledged technical computing environment like Mathematica
or Maple. Unfortunately there's no real open source equivalent to
This is a highly non-trivial task to accomplish. The real kicker wouldn't
be so much to integrate with a numerics-only package like octave, but
rather with a full-fledged technical computing environment like Mathematica
or Maple. Unfortunately there's no real open source equivalent to
> > This is a highly non-trivial task to accomplish. The real kicker wouldn't
> > be so much to integrate with a numerics-only package like octave, but
> > rather with a full-fledged technical computing environment like Mathematica
> > or Maple. Unfortunately there's no real open source
But is there a program that can convert from PDF file to Tex, PS or HTML ?
use pdf2tex -- search in CTAN
Or use lyxport (http://www-hep.colorado.edu/~fperez/lyxport) which does all
3: lyx-(ps,pdf,html). If you only need tex-pdf, you can try tex2pdf (I
don't recall the url), it's more
But is there a program that can convert from PDF file to Tex, PS or HTML ?
use pdf2tex -- search in CTAN
Or use lyxport (http://www-hep.colorado.edu/~fperez/lyxport) which does all
3: lyx-(ps,pdf,html). If you only need tex-pdf, you can try tex2pdf (I
don't recall the url), it's more
> > > But is there a program that can convert from PDF file to Tex, PS or HTML ?
> >
> > use pdf2tex --> search in CTAN
Or use lyxport (http://www-hep.colorado.edu/~fperez/lyxport) which does all
3: lyx->(ps,pdf,html). If you only need tex->pdf, you can try tex2pdf (I
don't recall the url),
Hi,
Question: what software are you using to sync your HandEra under Linux?
I've
been trying to use KPilot, but it's been a pain (doable, but a real
pain).
I use jpilot for a Palm m100(standard in Mandrake, otherwise google will
get it). Works great, has a very nice desktop interface, and
Hi,
Question: what software are you using to sync your HandEra under Linux?
I've
been trying to use KPilot, but it's been a pain (doable, but a real
pain).
I use jpilot for a Palm m100(standard in Mandrake, otherwise google will
get it). Works great, has a very nice desktop interface, and
Hi,
>
> Question: what software are you using to sync your HandEra under Linux?
I've
> been trying to use KPilot, but it's been a pain (doable, but a real
pain).
>
I use jpilot for a Palm m100(standard in Mandrake, otherwise google will
get it). Works great, has a very nice "desktop" interface,
Example: A LaTeX file generated by LyX contains the following command:
\usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
However, this package forces pdflatex to use bitmapped fonts resulting
in very poor quality documents. By manually commeting this line out and
re-running pdflatex, a good quality pdf file was
Example: A LaTeX file generated by LyX contains the following command:
\usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
However, this package forces pdflatex to use bitmapped fonts resulting
in very poor quality documents. By manually commeting this line out and
re-running pdflatex, a good quality pdf file was
> Example: A LaTeX file generated by LyX contains the following command:
>
> \usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
>
> However, this package forces pdflatex to use bitmapped fonts resulting
> in very poor quality documents. By manually commeting this line out and
> re-running pdflatex, a good quality pdf
On Fri, 3 Aug 2001, Michael Koundouros wrote:
I am using gsview to convert individual eps figures to pdf. unfortunately
the pdf images are not sized to the page. I understand there exists a script
(eps2pdf) that will allow the conversion process to read the eps bounding
box. Does anyone know
On Fri, 3 Aug 2001, Michael Koundouros wrote:
I am using gsview to convert individual eps figures to pdf. unfortunately
the pdf images are not sized to the page. I understand there exists a script
(eps2pdf) that will allow the conversion process to read the eps bounding
box. Does anyone know
On Fri, 3 Aug 2001, Michael Koundouros wrote:
> I am using gsview to convert individual eps figures to pdf. unfortunately
> the pdf images are not sized to the page. I understand there exists a script
> (eps2pdf) that will allow the conversion process to read the eps bounding
> box. Does anyone
Hi All,
I have updated/documented quite a bit my Perl script to automate producing
PostScript, PDF and HTML from a Latex or Lyx source file. I've tested it a
fair bit and it seems to be working well (famous last words), to the point
where I've replaced the normal calls to pdflatex and latex2html
Hi All,
I have updated/documented quite a bit my Perl script to automate producing
PostScript, PDF and HTML from a Latex or Lyx source file. I've tested it a
fair bit and it seems to be working well (famous last words), to the point
where I've replaced the normal calls to pdflatex and latex2html
Hi All,
I have updated/documented quite a bit my Perl script to automate producing
PostScript, PDF and HTML from a Latex or Lyx source file. I've tested it a
fair bit and it seems to be working well (famous last words), to the point
where I've replaced the normal calls to pdflatex and latex2html
Update:
A. Poenitz found a dumb quoting error I made in yesterday's posting of this
script (note to self: don't post code at 3am when too tired to think).
The attached version is fixed and should work (I *did* check it :-)
Fernando.
-- Forwarded message --
Date: Thu, 12 Jul
On Thu, 12 Jul 2001, Thomas Templin wrote:
Im trying to export html via latex2html but it don't work.
See my earlier message from a few hours ago (with subject line UPDATE: LyX
to (html,ps,pdf) script). It's Perl script designed to do exactly that
(plus giving you pdf and ps along the way),
On 12 Jul 2001, Myriam Abramson wrote:
Hi!
I'm trying to convert some foiltex to pdf for a presentation.
I put \usepackage[ps2pdf]{hyperref} in the latex preamble.
ps2pdf works fine but the colors and the fonts come out terrible on
acroread on the pc. Any ideas?
Thanks,
Here are
Update:
A. Poenitz found a dumb quoting error I made in yesterday's posting of this
script (note to self: don't post code at 3am when too tired to think).
The attached version is fixed and should work (I *did* check it :-)
Fernando.
-- Forwarded message --
Date: Thu, 12 Jul
On Thu, 12 Jul 2001, Thomas Templin wrote:
Im trying to export html via latex2html but it don't work.
See my earlier message from a few hours ago (with subject line UPDATE: LyX
to (html,ps,pdf) script). It's Perl script designed to do exactly that
(plus giving you pdf and ps along the way),
On 12 Jul 2001, Myriam Abramson wrote:
Hi!
I'm trying to convert some foiltex to pdf for a presentation.
I put \usepackage[ps2pdf]{hyperref} in the latex preamble.
ps2pdf works fine but the colors and the fonts come out terrible on
acroread on the pc. Any ideas?
Thanks,
Here are
Update:
A. Poenitz found a dumb quoting error I made in yesterday's posting of this
script (note to self: don't post code at 3am when too tired to think).
The attached version is fixed and should work (I *did* check it :-)
Fernando.
-- Forwarded message --
Date: Thu, 12 Jul
On Thu, 12 Jul 2001, Thomas Templin wrote:
> Im trying to export html via latex2html but it don't work.
>
See my earlier message from a few hours ago (with subject line UPDATE: LyX
to (html,ps,pdf) script). It's Perl script designed to do exactly that
(plus giving you pdf and ps along the
On 12 Jul 2001, Myriam Abramson wrote:
>
> Hi!
>
> I'm trying to convert some foiltex to pdf for a presentation.
> I put \usepackage[ps2pdf]{hyperref} in the latex preamble.
> ps2pdf works fine but the colors and the fonts come out terrible on
> acroread on the pc. Any ideas?
>
> Thanks,
Dekel Tsur wrote:
Currently, the documentclass of the master file should be equal to the
documentclass of the included files.
Thanks a lot (also to Herbert) for the reply. It worked perfectly. I wonder
if it might be worth having a little message in the File Include box
indicating that
Dekel Tsur wrote:
Currently, the documentclass of the master file should be equal to the
documentclass of the included files.
Thanks a lot (also to Herbert) for the reply. It worked perfectly. I wonder
if it might be worth having a little message in the File Include box
indicating that
Dekel Tsur wrote:
>
> Currently, the documentclass of the master file should be equal to the
> documentclass of the included files.
Thanks a lot (also to Herbert) for the reply. It worked perfectly. I wonder
if it might be worth having a little message in the File Include box
indicating that
I'm using Lyx 1.1.6fix1 and am encountering the following problem: if I
create a document which includes other lyx documents using the article
class, everything is fine. But if I change the master document layout to
be book or Thesis (University of Colorado's thesis, specifically), the
included
I'm using Lyx 1.1.6fix1 and am encountering the following problem: if I
create a document which includes other lyx documents using the article
class, everything is fine. But if I change the master document layout to
be book or Thesis (University of Colorado's thesis, specifically), the
included
I'm using Lyx 1.1.6fix1 and am encountering the following problem: if I
create a document which includes other lyx documents using the article
class, everything is fine. But if I change the "master document" layout to
be book or Thesis (University of Colorado's thesis, specifically), the
included
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