Liu Feng wrote:
Dir Sir
when I want to activate the spellchecker via TOOL-Preference, but 'Spellchecker
executable' is grey out. No chance do it. Could you please tell me to fix this
problem. Thanks
BTW I am using lyx-1.4 English version in Win XP
Feng
I assume you meant lyx1.4.1 since
in the
preamble solved the problem! (the sara package is just some homemade
latex macros, I should have removed it from the sample file, but it
slipped my mind...)
/Sara
Stephen Harris wrote:
#LyX 1.3 created this file. For more info see http://www.lyx.org/
\lyxformat 221
\textclass scrartcl
in the
preamble solved the problem! (the sara package is just some homemade
latex macros, I should have removed it from the sample file, but it
slipped my mind...)
/Sara
Stephen Harris wrote:
#LyX 1.3 created this file. For more info see http://www.lyx.org/
\lyxformat 221
\textclass scrartcl
in the
preamble solved the problem! (the sara package is just some homemade
latex macros, I should have removed it from the sample file, but it
slipped my mind...)
/Sara
Stephen Harris wrote:
#LyX 1.3 created this file. For more info see http://www.lyx.org/
\lyxformat 221
\textclass scrartcl
Eric Zollars wrote:
I discovered that the problem is that the DVI is not displaying the
rotated caption correctly. This is Yap 2.4.1803 on Windows.
pdflatex displays the rotated caption correctly (and the figure once I
convert it to pdf).
So the problem appears to be DVI. (I already had
Stephen Harris wrote:
Eric Zollars wrote:
I discovered that the problem is that the DVI is not displaying the
rotated caption correctly. This is Yap 2.4.1803 on Windows.
pdflatex displays the rotated caption correctly (and the figure once I
convert it to pdf).
So the problem appears
Eric Zollars wrote:
I discovered that the problem is that the DVI is not displaying the
rotated caption correctly. This is Yap 2.4.1803 on Windows.
pdflatex displays the rotated caption correctly (and the figure once I
convert it to pdf).
So the problem appears to be DVI. (I already had
Stephen Harris wrote:
Eric Zollars wrote:
I discovered that the problem is that the DVI is not displaying the
rotated caption correctly. This is Yap 2.4.1803 on Windows.
pdflatex displays the rotated caption correctly (and the figure once I
convert it to pdf).
So the problem appears
Eric Zollars wrote:
I discovered that the problem is that the DVI is not displaying the
rotated caption correctly. This is Yap 2.4.1803 on Windows.
pdflatex displays the rotated caption correctly (and the figure once I
convert it to pdf).
So the problem appears to be DVI. (I already had
Stephen Harris wrote:
Eric Zollars wrote:
I discovered that the problem is that the DVI is not displaying the
rotated caption correctly. This is Yap 2.4.1803 on Windows.
pdflatex displays the rotated caption correctly (and the figure once I
convert it to pdf).
So the problem appears
Patton, Eric wrote:
Can anyone tell me how to do this? Is there some special key combination
that must be typed?
Using Lyx 1.4.1 binary on Windows PC.
Thanks,
~~~
Eric Patton
Technologist, Geo-Spatial Data Services
Geological Survey of Canada (Atlantic)
I used to use Outlook Express for composing emails
for the LyX user group. I got some complaints about
the formatting of messages. I switched to Thunderbird
which goes with Firefox and it worked well except for
one problem. When I read news next, the Subject:
would get opened fully expanded for
Eric Zollars wrote:
I have a figure that is imported and rotated 90 degrees (so it reads
down to up), but the caption remains left to right.
Is there a way to make a caption (in a float) read down to up?
Eric
http://www.ece.tamu.edu/~tex/manual/node37.html
If a figure or table is too
Patton, Eric wrote:
Can anyone tell me how to do this? Is there some special key combination
that must be typed?
Using Lyx 1.4.1 binary on Windows PC.
Thanks,
~~~
Eric Patton
Technologist, Geo-Spatial Data Services
Geological Survey of Canada (Atlantic)
I used to use Outlook Express for composing emails
for the LyX user group. I got some complaints about
the formatting of messages. I switched to Thunderbird
which goes with Firefox and it worked well except for
one problem. When I read news next, the Subject:
would get opened fully expanded for
Eric Zollars wrote:
I have a figure that is imported and rotated 90 degrees (so it reads
down to up), but the caption remains left to right.
Is there a way to make a caption (in a float) read down to up?
Eric
http://www.ece.tamu.edu/~tex/manual/node37.html
If a figure or table is too
Patton, Eric wrote:
Can anyone tell me how to do this? Is there some special key combination
that must be typed?
Using Lyx 1.4.1 binary on Windows PC.
Thanks,
~~~
Eric Patton
Technologist, Geo-Spatial Data Services
Geological Survey of Canada (Atlantic)
I used to use Outlook Express for composing emails
for the LyX user group. I got some complaints about
the formatting of messages. I switched to Thunderbird
which goes with Firefox and it worked well except for
one problem. When I read news next, the Subject:
would get opened fully expanded for
Eric Zollars wrote:
I have a figure that is imported and rotated 90 degrees (so it reads
down to up), but the caption remains left to right.
Is there a way to make a caption (in a float) read down to up?
Eric
http://www.ece.tamu.edu/~tex/manual/node37.html
"If a figure or table is too
Michael Wojcik wrote:
Stephen Harris wrote:
So my nonadmin user was able to use linkd and it does
not appear that linkd requires admin rights like some
of the dos commands. This worked on XP pro, I am not
sure about XP home. Your idea appears cleaner/easier.
linkd, if it's available
Michael Wojcik wrote:
Stephen Harris wrote:
So my nonadmin user was able to use linkd and it does
not appear that linkd requires admin rights like some
of the dos commands. This worked on XP pro, I am not
sure about XP home. Your idea appears cleaner/easier.
linkd, if it's available
Michael Wojcik wrote:
Stephen Harris wrote:
So my nonadmin user was able to use linkd and it does
not appear that linkd requires admin rights like some
of the dos commands. This worked on XP pro, I am not
sure about XP home. Your idea appears cleaner/easier.
linkd, if it's available
Gerhard Schaffer wrote:
PS: Nevertheless I'll try the new_msys-1.0.dll too and
give you a feedback on that matter.
I have made an msys installation and copied the new-msys-1.0.dll to that
installation and renamed it to mysy-1.0.dll.
Then I added the msys directory to the PATH and
Eric Zollars wrote:
pdfpages requires absolute paths to include a pdf file in ERT.
Is it possible to enter an absolute path in an ERT box in Windows?
Thanks.
Eric
Yes, iirc it is done with forward slashes, {C:/lyxtemp/foo.pdf}
I think this applies from the user list thread Paths in
Mario wrote:
When trying to install LyX 1.4.1 under Windows XP and selecting spanish
as language, an error says Lyx.cmd could not be created and then LyX
can not be run because of the Lyx.bat file is missing.
--
Enrico Forestieri suggested for
Gerhard Schaffer wrote:
PS: Nevertheless I'll try the new_msys-1.0.dll too and
give you a feedback on that matter.
I have made an msys installation and copied the new-msys-1.0.dll to that
installation and renamed it to mysy-1.0.dll.
Then I added the msys directory to the PATH and
Eric Zollars wrote:
pdfpages requires absolute paths to include a pdf file in ERT.
Is it possible to enter an absolute path in an ERT box in Windows?
Thanks.
Eric
Yes, iirc it is done with forward slashes, {C:/lyxtemp/foo.pdf}
I think this applies from the user list thread Paths in
Mario wrote:
When trying to install LyX 1.4.1 under Windows XP and selecting spanish
as language, an error says Lyx.cmd could not be created and then LyX
can not be run because of the Lyx.bat file is missing.
--
Enrico Forestieri suggested for
Gerhard Schaffer wrote:
PS: Nevertheless I'll try the new_msys-1.0.dll too and
give you a feedback on that matter.
I have made an msys installation and copied the new-msys-1.0.dll to that
installation and renamed it to mysy-1.0.dll.
Then I added the msys directory to the PATH and
Eric Zollars wrote:
pdfpages requires absolute paths to include a pdf file in ERT.
Is it possible to enter an absolute path in an ERT box in Windows?
Thanks.
Eric
Yes, iirc it is done with forward slashes, {C:/lyxtemp/foo.pdf}
I think this applies from the user list thread "Paths in
Mario wrote:
When trying to install LyX 1.4.1 under Windows XP and selecting spanish
as language, an error says "Lyx.cmd could not be created" and then LyX
can not be run because of the Lyx.bat file is missing.
--
Enrico Forestieri suggested
Michael Wojcik wrote:
[This is a rather late followup - I'm catching up on personal email -
but may still be of interest.]
Stephen Harris wrote:
Regarding the C:\Aspell limitation to portability, perhaps the
dos subst or label command would serve as a workaround. Suppose
your USB drive was J
John McCabe-Dansted wrote:
On 5/12/06, Sadat Chowdhury [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How do LYX users (and perhaps TeX/LaTeX users in general) deal with
English language grammar checkers?
I believe this is the only grammar checker that integrates itself into
the LyX GUI:
Michael Wojcik wrote:
[This is a rather late followup - I'm catching up on personal email -
but may still be of interest.]
Stephen Harris wrote:
Regarding the C:\Aspell limitation to portability, perhaps the
dos subst or label command would serve as a workaround. Suppose
your USB drive was J
John McCabe-Dansted wrote:
On 5/12/06, Sadat Chowdhury [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How do LYX users (and perhaps TeX/LaTeX users in general) deal with
English language grammar checkers?
I believe this is the only grammar checker that integrates itself into
the LyX GUI:
Michael Wojcik wrote:
[This is a rather late followup - I'm catching up on personal email -
but may still be of interest.]
Stephen Harris wrote:
Regarding the C:\Aspell limitation to portability, perhaps the
dos subst or label command would serve as a workaround. Suppose
your USB drive
John McCabe-Dansted wrote:
On 5/12/06, Sadat Chowdhury <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
How do LYX users (and perhaps TeX/LaTeX users in general) deal with
English language grammar checkers?
I believe this is the only grammar checker that integrates itself into
the LyX GUI:
Gerhard Schaffer wrote:
Uwe Stöhr wrote:
Gerhard Schaffer schrieb:
But the problem is, that I cannot start sh and get an error message
P:\Utility\LaTex\LyX141\binsh
AllocationBase 0x0, BaseAddress 0x715B, RegionSize 0x4D,
State 0x1
P:\Utility\LaTex\LyX141\bin\sh.exe: ***
Gerhard Schaffer wrote:
Uwe Stöhr wrote:
Gerhard Schaffer schrieb:
But the problem is, that I cannot start sh and get an error message
P:\Utility\LaTex\LyX141\binsh
AllocationBase 0x0, BaseAddress 0x715B, RegionSize 0x4D,
State 0x1
P:\Utility\LaTex\LyX141\bin\sh.exe: ***
Gerhard Schaffer wrote:
Uwe Stöhr wrote:
Gerhard Schaffer schrieb:
But the problem is, that I cannot start sh and get an error message
P:\Utility\LaTex\LyX141\bin>sh
AllocationBase 0x0, BaseAddress 0x715B, RegionSize 0x4D,
State 0x1
P:\Utility\LaTex\LyX141\bin\sh.exe: ***
Maria Gouskova wrote:
I have the same exact problem, also on Mac OS 10.4.6--upgrading from
1.3x to 1.4 broke image support. I used JPEG images, and LyX says it
cannot find a converter.
Reconfiguring LyX didn't fix it.
What is the converter for JPEG images, just so I can manually define it
Maria Gouskova wrote:
Well, I am no pro at this, but it appears that ImageMagick was in fact
installed on my machine, because deleting the preferences file (as per
Bennett Helm's suggestion) fixed the problem. That was all I had to do.
My guess is that the installer script somehow messed up
Gerhard Schaffer wrote:
I try to install Lyx 1.4.1 (Setup 2.1 complete) on a WinXP system, but
Lyx is not configured during the installation.
As described at the homepage I tried to configure Lyx by entering the
command 'sh configure'.
But the problem is, that I cannot start sh and get an
Maria Gouskova wrote:
I have the same exact problem, also on Mac OS 10.4.6--upgrading from
1.3x to 1.4 broke image support. I used JPEG images, and LyX says it
cannot find a converter.
Reconfiguring LyX didn't fix it.
What is the converter for JPEG images, just so I can manually define it
Maria Gouskova wrote:
Well, I am no pro at this, but it appears that ImageMagick was in fact
installed on my machine, because deleting the preferences file (as per
Bennett Helm's suggestion) fixed the problem. That was all I had to do.
My guess is that the installer script somehow messed up
Gerhard Schaffer wrote:
I try to install Lyx 1.4.1 (Setup 2.1 complete) on a WinXP system, but
Lyx is not configured during the installation.
As described at the homepage I tried to configure Lyx by entering the
command 'sh configure'.
But the problem is, that I cannot start sh and get an
Maria Gouskova wrote:
I have the same exact problem, also on Mac OS 10.4.6--upgrading from
1.3x to 1.4 broke image support. I used JPEG images, and LyX says it
cannot find a converter.
Reconfiguring LyX didn't fix it.
What is the converter for JPEG images, just so I can manually define it
Maria Gouskova wrote:
Well, I am no pro at this, but it appears that ImageMagick was in fact
installed on my machine, because deleting the preferences file (as per
Bennett Helm's suggestion) fixed the problem. That was all I had to do.
My guess is that the installer script somehow messed up
Gerhard Schaffer wrote:
I try to install Lyx 1.4.1 (Setup 2.1 complete) on a WinXP system, but
Lyx is not configured during the installation.
As described at the homepage I tried to configure Lyx by entering the
command 'sh configure'.
But the problem is, that I cannot start sh and get an
Uwe Stöhr wrote:
Carlos Knauer schrieb:
There is amistake in LyX 1.3.7. I use it on WinXP.
I'll send three files. A LyX file, a tex file and a PDF file.
LyX converts wrong the code to TeX.
This tex file is correct. But try to compile the LyX file. You will
see the
mistake.
Could you
Angus Wallace wrote:
Howdy all,
Sorry to join the list with a question..
I've just upgraded LyX from 1.3.4 to 1.4.1. I ran the installer script,
and all appeared well.
However, I seem to have lost support for my figures. I have a document
with a mixture of eps and png figures, that
Uwe Stöhr wrote:
Carlos Knauer schrieb:
There is amistake in LyX 1.3.7. I use it on WinXP.
I'll send three files. A LyX file, a tex file and a PDF file.
LyX converts wrong the code to TeX.
This tex file is correct. But try to compile the LyX file. You will
see the
mistake.
Could you
Angus Wallace wrote:
Howdy all,
Sorry to join the list with a question..
I've just upgraded LyX from 1.3.4 to 1.4.1. I ran the installer script,
and all appeared well.
However, I seem to have lost support for my figures. I have a document
with a mixture of eps and png figures, that
Uwe Stöhr wrote:
Carlos Knauer schrieb:
There is amistake in LyX 1.3.7. I use it on WinXP.
I'll send three files. A LyX file, a tex file and a PDF file.
LyX converts wrong the code to TeX.
This tex file is correct. But try to compile the LyX file. You will
see the
mistake.
Could you
Angus Wallace wrote:
Howdy all,
Sorry to join the list with a question..
I've just upgraded LyX from 1.3.4 to 1.4.1. I ran the installer script,
and all appeared well.
However, I seem to have lost support for my figures. I have a document
with a mixture of eps and png figures, that
Andreas Nauerz wrote:
During installation I receive the above mentioned error message. This happens
if I use the Lxy installer which expects that all other stuff has already been
installed (Miktex, GS, etc.), as well as if I use the installer that installs
the whole bunch of dependencies.
I
Marc Vinyals wrote:
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
Error: pdflatex (file Questionnaire.pdf): cannot find image file
== Fatal error occurred, the output PDF file is not finished!
My LyX document and the PDF are saved in the same folder, and I'm using
the following in an ERT:
Andreas Nauerz wrote:
During installation I receive the above mentioned error message. This happens
if I use the Lxy installer which expects that all other stuff has already been
installed (Miktex, GS, etc.), as well as if I use the installer that installs
the whole bunch of dependencies.
I
Marc Vinyals wrote:
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
Error: pdflatex (file Questionnaire.pdf): cannot find image file
== Fatal error occurred, the output PDF file is not finished!
My LyX document and the PDF are saved in the same folder, and I'm using
the following in an ERT:
Andreas Nauerz wrote:
During installation I receive the above mentioned error message. This happens
if I use the Lxy installer which expects that all other stuff has already been
installed (Miktex, GS, etc.), as well as if I use the installer that installs
the whole bunch of dependencies.
I
Marc Vinyals wrote:
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
Error: pdflatex (file Questionnaire.pdf): cannot find image file
==> Fatal error occurred, the output PDF file is not finished!
My LyX document and the PDF are saved in the same folder, and I'm using
the following in an ERT:
Augustin, Joerg (J.W.) wrote:
Thanks for your answer!
OK, so I will go through the procedure as described by you.
Another question:
Do I need ghostscript even if I am planning to view the documents in a
PDF-viewer. I thought ghostscript is required to view postscript files. I still
could
Augustin, Joerg (J.W.) wrote:
Thanks for your answer!
OK, so I will go through the procedure as described by you.
Another question:
Do I need ghostscript even if I am planning to view the documents in a
PDF-viewer. I thought ghostscript is required to view postscript files. I still
could
Augustin, Joerg (J.W.) wrote:
Thanks for your answer!
OK, so I will go through the procedure as described by you.
Another question:
Do I need ghostscript even if I am planning to view the documents in a
PDF-viewer. I thought ghostscript is required to view postscript files. I still
could
Michael Abshoff wrote:
Hello,
It works fine under LyX on Linux. Great, actually. The problem here is
that there are no named pipes under Windows,
I disagree with you on that one. See
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/ipc/base/named_pipes.asp
Windows
Augustin, Joerg (J.W.) wrote:
Hello,
is it possible to install LyX on my Notebook wihout having administrator
rights? I would like to install it within my My-Documents Folder - if
possible with the complete functionality.
At home I have it installed on my Mac which runs fine but at work I have
a
Michael Abshoff wrote:
Hello,
It works fine under LyX on Linux. Great, actually. The problem here is
that there are no named pipes under Windows,
I disagree with you on that one. See
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/ipc/base/named_pipes.asp
Windows
Augustin, Joerg (J.W.) wrote:
Hello,
is it possible to install LyX on my Notebook wihout having administrator
rights? I would like to install it within my My-Documents Folder - if
possible with the complete functionality.
At home I have it installed on my Mac which runs fine but at work I have
a
Michael Abshoff wrote:
Hello,
It works fine under LyX on Linux. Great, actually. The problem here is
that there are no "named pipes" under Windows,
I disagree with you on that one. See
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/ipc/base/named_pipes.asp
"Windows
Augustin, Joerg (J.W.) wrote:
Hello,
is it possible to install LyX on my Notebook wihout having administrator
rights? I would like to install it within my My-Documents Folder - if
possible with the complete functionality.
At home I have it installed on my Mac which runs fine but at work I have
a
Uwe Stöhr wrote:
Georg Baum schrieb:
Because svg is not defined as a format yet. Do that, and then it will
also
be available for converters.
How could I do this? If this needs a change in LyX's source code I would
ask you if you could do this please (and also apply this to the 1.4.x
Jean-Pierre Chretien wrote:
I would like to add something that isn't obvious.
When you add this converter, it only works if the PATH
variable is updated so that the executable is
recognized from the command line.
So, if you add a converter, make sure to update your
PATH environment
Sam Lewis wrote:
I've tested 1.4.1 on a USB stick. All good, if there wouldn't
be the aspell dilemma! As LyX is compiled against libaspell.a
and expects to find aspell dictionaries and data files in a
predefined location portability has been lost. ...
Are there considerations about
Uwe Stöhr wrote:
Georg Baum schrieb:
Because svg is not defined as a format yet. Do that, and then it will
also
be available for converters.
How could I do this? If this needs a change in LyX's source code I would
ask you if you could do this please (and also apply this to the 1.4.x
Jean-Pierre Chretien wrote:
I would like to add something that isn't obvious.
When you add this converter, it only works if the PATH
variable is updated so that the executable is
recognized from the command line.
So, if you add a converter, make sure to update your
PATH environment
Sam Lewis wrote:
I've tested 1.4.1 on a USB stick. All good, if there wouldn't
be the aspell dilemma! As LyX is compiled against libaspell.a
and expects to find aspell dictionaries and data files in a
predefined location portability has been lost. ...
Are there considerations about
Uwe Stöhr wrote:
Georg Baum schrieb:
Because svg is not defined as a format yet. Do that, and then it will
also
be available for converters.
How could I do this? If this needs a change in LyX's source code I would
ask you if you could do this please (and also apply this to the 1.4.x
Jean-Pierre Chretien wrote:
I would like to add something that isn't obvious.
When you add this converter, it only works if the PATH
variable is updated so that the executable is
recognized from the command line.
So, if you add a converter, make sure to update your
PATH environment
Sam Lewis wrote:
> I've tested 1.4.1 on a USB stick. All good, if there wouldn't
> be the aspell dilemma! As LyX is compiled against libaspell.a
> and expects to find aspell dictionaries and data files in a
> predefined location portability has been lost. ...
Are there considerations
Mike wrote:
locales are availible in C:\Programme\LyX141\Resources\locale, so that should be
fine.
I searched in the mailing list archive, but I couldn't find an answer or a tip
how to fix that problem. Maybe one of you know the solution.
Best regards
Mike
If you mean the menus are in
Mike wrote:
locales are availible in C:\Programme\LyX141\Resources\locale, so that should be
fine.
I searched in the mailing list archive, but I couldn't find an answer or a tip
how to fix that problem. Maybe one of you know the solution.
Best regards
Mike
If you mean the menus are in
Mike wrote:
locales are availible in C:\Programme\LyX141\Resources\locale, so that should be
fine.
I searched in the mailing list archive, but I couldn't find an answer or a tip
how to fix that problem. Maybe one of you know the solution.
Best regards
Mike
If you mean the menus are in
Paul Smith wrote:
On 4/24/06, Uwe Stöhr [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I would suggest another enhancement: the ability to remove the older
LyX, in case one is previously installed.
Why that? You can remove the old installed LyX version easily by its
uninstaller.
There is no uninstaller for the
Uwe Stöhr wrote:
Stephen Harris schrieb:
Next, the Win1.4.x installer is still beta and there is a list
of potential problems at http://wiki.lyx.org/Windows/LyX14x
so it is prudent/competent to install the LyX1.3.7 version.
It's not beta! LyXWIninstaller is now very stable: I have
Uwe Stöhr wrote:
Georg Baum schrieb:
No, you don't need admin privileges to _read_ registry entries, we need
to _write_ some, for example the global PATH variable for Imagemagick.
??? I thought that the path_prefix rc value was invented to overcome this
problem, so setting a global PATH is
Uwe Stöhr wrote:
Georg Baum schrieb:
No, you don't need admin privileges to _read_ registry entries, we need
to _write_ some, for example the global PATH variable for Imagemagick.
??? I thought that the path_prefix rc value was invented to overcome this
problem, so setting a global PATH is
Paul Smith wrote:
On 4/24/06, Uwe Stöhr [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I would suggest another enhancement: the ability to remove the older
LyX, in case one is previously installed.
Why that? You can remove the old installed LyX version easily by its
uninstaller.
There is no uninstaller for the
Uwe Stöhr wrote:
Stephen Harris schrieb:
Next, the Win1.4.x installer is still beta and there is a list
of potential problems at http://wiki.lyx.org/Windows/LyX14x
so it is prudent/competent to install the LyX1.3.7 version.
It's not beta! LyXWIninstaller is now very stable: I have
Uwe Stöhr wrote:
Georg Baum schrieb:
No, you don't need admin privileges to _read_ registry entries, we need
to _write_ some, for example the global PATH variable for Imagemagick.
??? I thought that the path_prefix rc value was invented to overcome this
problem, so setting a global PATH is
Uwe Stöhr wrote:
Georg Baum schrieb:
No, you don't need admin privileges to _read_ registry entries, we need
to _write_ some, for example the global PATH variable for Imagemagick.
??? I thought that the path_prefix rc value was invented to overcome this
problem, so setting a global PATH is
Paul Smith wrote:
On 4/24/06, Uwe Stöhr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I would suggest another enhancement: the ability to remove the older
LyX, in case one is previously installed.
Why that? You can remove the old installed LyX version easily by its
uninstaller.
There is no uninstaller for the
Uwe Stöhr wrote:
Stephen Harris schrieb:
Next, the Win1.4.x installer is still beta and there is a list
of potential problems at http://wiki.lyx.org/Windows/LyX14x
so it is prudent/competent to install the LyX1.3.7 version.
It's not beta! LyXWIninstaller is now very stable: I have
Uwe Stöhr wrote:
Georg Baum schrieb:
No, you don't need admin privileges to _read_ registry entries, we need
to _write_ some, for example the global PATH variable for Imagemagick.
??? I thought that the path_prefix rc value was invented to overcome this
problem, so setting a global PATH is
Uwe Stöhr wrote:
Georg Baum schrieb:
No, you don't need admin privileges to _read_ registry entries, we need
to _write_ some, for example the global PATH variable for Imagemagick.
??? I thought that the path_prefix rc value was invented to overcome this
problem, so setting a global PATH is
Bo Peng wrote:
you can find the windows installer for LyX 1.4.1.
This comes a week later after all my troubles with the official
installer (see my another email), still this installer should be
celebrated!
Uwe, I have asked before what has prevented us to make your installer
the official one.
Bo Peng wrote:
Hi, all,
Both the 1.4.x installer versions have flaws and it is to be expected
that the newer release (Uwe) would incorporate more fixes.
The Angus installer
is not going to reflect bug improvements without an active
maintainer and Uwe has stated he doesn't have time to
Bo Peng wrote:
you can find the windows installer for LyX 1.4.1.
This comes a week later after all my troubles with the official
installer (see my another email), still this installer should be
celebrated!
Uwe, I have asked before what has prevented us to make your installer
the official one.
Bo Peng wrote:
Hi, all,
Both the 1.4.x installer versions have flaws and it is to be expected
that the newer release (Uwe) would incorporate more fixes.
The Angus installer
is not going to reflect bug improvements without an active
maintainer and Uwe has stated he doesn't have time to
Bo Peng wrote:
you can find the windows installer for LyX 1.4.1.
This comes a week later after all my troubles with the official
installer (see my another email), still this installer should be
celebrated!
Uwe, I have asked before what has prevented us to make your installer
the official one.
Bo Peng wrote:
Hi, all,
Both the 1.4.x installer versions have flaws and it is to be expected
that the newer release (Uwe) would incorporate more fixes.
The Angus installer
is not going to reflect bug improvements without an active
maintainer and Uwe has stated he doesn't have time to
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