Dear all,
in one row in an align environment, I'd like to cross-reference an
equation which is already mentioned (and labeled) earlier in the text.
The equation should have the same number throughout. I'm used to apply
\tag{\ref{...}} to obtain the number I want for equations in display
mode
Dear all,
in one row in an align environment, I'd like to cross-reference an
equation which is already mentioned (and labeled) earlier in the text.
The equation should have the same number throughout. I'm used to apply
\tag{\ref{...}} to obtain the number I want for equations in display
mode
Dear all,
in one row in an align environment, I'd like to cross-reference an
equation which is already mentioned (and labeled) earlier in the text.
The equation should have the same number throughout. I'm used to apply
\tag{\ref{...}} to obtain the number I want for equations in display
mode
Dear lyx-users,
I have drawn a figure in xfig which itself contains an eps-file. This
figure is correctly shown within xfig and lyx. However, when I try to
export the lyx-document which contains the figure to dvi or pdf, the
eps-file is not shown in the output. I get an error message: No such
Angus,
thank you for your response. Now I see the problem.
Angus Leeming wrote:
Does it work if you specify an absolute path to foo_1.eps within the
xfig file?
That's what I thought I did. Apparently, xfig 3.2.4 does not save the
whole path in the .fig if the embedded .eps is located in the
Georg Baum wrote:
Angus Leeming wrote:
I suspect that xfig generates an eps file that references the
foo_1.eps file rather than contains a copy of it. That's why the
bitmap file shown on the lyx screen works ok, because the bitmap is
complete.
At least on my system here (SuSE 9.0) xfig embeds
Dear lyx-users,
I have drawn a figure in xfig which itself contains an eps-file. This
figure is correctly shown within xfig and lyx. However, when I try to
export the lyx-document which contains the figure to dvi or pdf, the
eps-file is not shown in the output. I get an error message: No such
Angus,
thank you for your response. Now I see the problem.
Angus Leeming wrote:
Does it work if you specify an absolute path to foo_1.eps within the
xfig file?
That's what I thought I did. Apparently, xfig 3.2.4 does not save the
whole path in the .fig if the embedded .eps is located in the
Georg Baum wrote:
Angus Leeming wrote:
I suspect that xfig generates an eps file that references the
foo_1.eps file rather than contains a copy of it. That's why the
bitmap file shown on the lyx screen works ok, because the bitmap is
complete.
At least on my system here (SuSE 9.0) xfig embeds
Dear lyx-users,
I have drawn a figure in xfig which itself contains an eps-file. This
figure is correctly shown within xfig and lyx. However, when I try to
export the lyx-document which contains the figure to dvi or pdf, the
eps-file is not shown in the output. I get an error message: No such
Angus,
thank you for your response. Now I see the problem.
Angus Leeming wrote:
Does it work if you specify an absolute path to foo_1.eps within the
xfig file?
That's what I thought I did. Apparently, xfig 3.2.4 does not save the
whole path in the .fig if the embedded .eps is located in the
Georg Baum wrote:
Angus Leeming wrote:
I suspect that xfig generates an eps file that references the
foo_1.eps file rather than contains a copy of it. That's why the
bitmap file shown on the lyx screen works ok, because the bitmap is
complete.
At least on my system here (SuSE 9.0) xfig embeds
Francisco Guillermo Díaz Baños wrote:
I am new with Lyx but when trying to use my directories with the names
they have now, aparently Latex, and so viewing and printing Lyx files,
do not work because they contain empty spaces in their names. I have
found the same problem when trying to import an
Francisco Guillermo Díaz Baños wrote:
I am new with Lyx but when trying to use my directories with the names
they have now, aparently Latex, and so viewing and printing Lyx files,
do not work because they contain empty spaces in their names. I have
found the same problem when trying to import an
Francisco Guillermo Díaz Baños wrote:
I am new with Lyx but when trying to use my directories with the names
they have now, aparently Latex, and so viewing and printing Lyx files,
do not work because they contain empty spaces in their names. I have
found the same problem when trying to import an
was then able to open that
file just fine using lyx. So the problem appears to by my Unix file,
rather than the installation of lyx on my pc. FYI, unlike on Unix, the
splash screen on the pc doesn't go away until I open a document.
Thank you in advance,
CS
--
Ronald Pagel
Institut f
was then able to open that
file just fine using lyx. So the problem appears to by my Unix file,
rather than the installation of lyx on my pc. FYI, unlike on Unix, the
splash screen on the pc doesn't go away until I open a document.
Thank you in advance,
CS
--
Ronald Pagel
Institut f
les though. I used "save as" to
save one of the help files to my PC, and I was then able to open that
file just fine using lyx. So the problem appears to by my Unix file,
rather than the installation of lyx on my pc. FYI, unlike on Unix, the
splash screen on the pc doesn't go away u
Juergen Spitzmueller wrote:
Ronald Pagel wrote:
Please tell us, if that really did the trick. I encountered a similar
problem while creating slides, as I tried to explain in my thread
missing number. There, tiny font chars in a math environment overlaid
onto themselves giving 1.3 instead of 11.3
Juergen Spitzmueller wrote:
Ronald Pagel wrote:
Please tell us, if that really did the trick. I encountered a similar
problem while creating slides, as I tried to explain in my thread
missing number. There, tiny font chars in a math environment overlaid
onto themselves giving 1.3 instead of 11.3
Juergen Spitzmueller wrote:
Ronald Pagel wrote:
Please tell us, if that really did the trick. I encountered a similar
problem while creating slides, as I tried to explain in my thread
"missing number". There, tiny font chars in a math environment overlaid
onto themselves giving &qu
Ingar Pareliussen wrote:
Torsdag 4. september 2003 17:52, skreiv Razvan Racasanu:
I'm trying to insert some graphic beneeth some text. The graphic file is in
.eps format. When I export the file to dvi or pdf, the graphic is
overlapping the text above it although in Lyx it is shown correctly. The
Juergen Spitzmueller wrote:
Rich Shepard wrote:
I've come up against this problem before but now is the time to learn how
to fix it. Environment is LyX-1.3.2 on linux.
If you are using koma-script anyway, I'd recommend considering scrpage2 (which
is part of the koma bundle) instead of
Ingar Pareliussen wrote:
Torsdag 4. september 2003 17:52, skreiv Razvan Racasanu:
I'm trying to insert some graphic beneeth some text. The graphic file is in
.eps format. When I export the file to dvi or pdf, the graphic is
overlapping the text above it although in Lyx it is shown correctly. The
Juergen Spitzmueller wrote:
Rich Shepard wrote:
I've come up against this problem before but now is the time to learn how
to fix it. Environment is LyX-1.3.2 on linux.
If you are using koma-script anyway, I'd recommend considering scrpage2 (which
is part of the koma bundle) instead of
Ingar Pareliussen wrote:
Torsdag 4. september 2003 17:52, skreiv Razvan Racasanu:
I'm trying to insert some graphic beneeth some text. The graphic file is in
".eps" format. When I export the file to dvi or pdf, the graphic is
overlapping the text above it although in Lyx it is shown correctly.
Juergen Spitzmueller wrote:
Rich Shepard wrote:
I've come up against this problem before but now is the time to learn how
to fix it. Environment is LyX-1.3.2 on linux.
If you are using koma-script anyway, I'd recommend considering scrpage2 (which
is part of the koma bundle) instead of
Hi LyX-Users,
I wrote an equation on a slide using prosper. When I view the pdf, a
number in that equation is missing. This happens only under the
following conditions: tiny fontsize, pdf and prosper. (See the
comparison in the attached file.) Can someone explain that, please?
Regards,
Ronald
Hi LyX-Users,
I wrote an equation on a slide using prosper. When I view the pdf, a
number in that equation is missing. This happens only under the
following conditions: tiny fontsize, pdf and prosper. (See the
comparison in the attached file.) Can someone explain that, please?
Regards,
Ronald
Hi LyX-Users,
I wrote an equation on a slide using prosper. When I view the pdf, a
number in that equation is missing. This happens only under the
following conditions: tiny fontsize, pdf and prosper. (See the
comparison in the attached file.) Can someone explain that, please?
Regards,
Ronald
Chris Harris wrote:
hmmm got the latest xforms release and installed it, also the xmlib. But now
I can compile and make Lyx, but when I try to run it I get this
---
/usr/local/bin/lyx: error while loading shared libraries: libforms.so.1:
cannot open shared object file: No such file or
Chris Harris wrote:
hmmm got the latest xforms release and installed it, also the xmlib. But now
I can compile and make Lyx, but when I try to run it I get this
---
/usr/local/bin/lyx: error while loading shared libraries: libforms.so.1:
cannot open shared object file: No such file or
Chris Harris wrote:
hmmm got the latest xforms release and installed it, also the xmlib. But now
I can compile and make Lyx, but when I try to run it I get this
--->
/usr/local/bin/lyx: error while loading shared libraries: libforms.so.1:
cannot open shared object file: No such file or
Richard A. Bilonick wrote:
To what format does the eps file have to be converted so that it will
display in LyX? I am able to display the eps file that Myriam Abramson
(help with graphics, 11/17/02 04:39 pm) uploaded. But lyx cannot seem
to handle eps files from R. I am attaching one example
Richard A. Bilonick wrote:
To what format does the eps file have to be converted so that it will
display in LyX? I am able to display the eps file that Myriam Abramson
(help with graphics, 11/17/02 04:39 pm) uploaded. But lyx cannot seem
to handle eps files from R. I am attaching one example
Richard A. Bilonick wrote:
To what format does the eps file have to be converted so that it will
display in LyX? I am able to display the eps file that Myriam Abramson
"(help with graphics", 11/17/02 04:39 pm) uploaded. But lyx cannot seem
to handle eps files from R. I am attaching one example
Wayan wrote:
On Fri, 28 Jun 2002, Andre Poenitz wrote:
I'd type 1 ^ \ m a t h r m space x and it works at least with current
1.3.0cvs.
This way one can only put one character into \mathrm - mode.
Yes, you are right... I have typed {} after \mathrm. This seems to be only
work in
Wayan wrote:
On Fri, 28 Jun 2002, Andre Poenitz wrote:
I'd type 1 ^ \ m a t h r m space x and it works at least with current
1.3.0cvs.
This way one can only put one character into \mathrm - mode.
Yes, you are right... I have typed {} after \mathrm. This seems to be only
work in
Wayan wrote:
> On Fri, 28 Jun 2002, Andre Poenitz wrote:
>
>>I'd type 1 ^ \ m a t h r m x and it works at least with current
>>1.3.0cvs.
This way one can only put one character into \mathrm - mode.
> Yes, you are right... I have typed {} after \mathrm. This seems to be only
> work in
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