Dear user list
Is it generally possible to import a .tex with use of .cls and .sty files to Lyx?
If I import the example.tex to Lyx,
Lyx creates line breaks as follows:
cventry{2011--2012}
{Masters of Commerce}{The University of California}{Berkeley}{textit{GPA
-- 8.0}}{First Class
of .cls and .sty files to
Lyx?
If I import the example.tex to Lyx,
Lyx creates line breaks as follows:
\cventry{2011--2012}
{Masters of Commerce}{The University of California}{Berkeley}{\textit{GPA
-- 8.0}}{First Class Honours} % Arguments not required can be left empty
What can I do
Dear user list
Is it generally possible to import a .tex with use of .cls and .sty files to Lyx?
If I import the example.tex to Lyx,
Lyx creates line breaks as follows:
cventry{2011--2012}
{Masters of Commerce}{The University of California}{Berkeley}{textit{GPA
-- 8.0}}{First Class
of .cls and .sty files to
Lyx?
If I import the example.tex to Lyx,
Lyx creates line breaks as follows:
\cventry{2011--2012}
{Masters of Commerce}{The University of California}{Berkeley}{\textit{GPA
-- 8.0}}{First Class Honours} % Arguments not required can be left empty
What can I do
Dear user list
Is it generally possible to import a .tex with use of .cls and .sty files to Lyx?
If I import the example.tex to Lyx,
Lyx creates line breaks as follows:
\cventry{2011--2012}
{Masters of Commerce}{The University of California}{Berkeley}{\textit{GPA
-- 8.0}}{First
possible to import a .tex with use of .cls and .sty files to
> Lyx?
> If I import the example.tex to Lyx,
> Lyx creates line breaks as follows:
>
>
> \cventry{2011--2012}
>
>
>
> {Masters of Commerce}{The University of California}{Berkeley}{\textit{GPA
>
> -- 8.0}}{Fi
Sebastian Wild wrote:
Nigel Ross wrote:
I have installed some .sty files as required for my LyX document
using MiKTeX but when I try to create a DVI to view the output I
receive an error advising me of a Latex error. This error being that
the .sty files could not be found.
It would seem
Sebastian Wild wrote:
Nigel Ross wrote:
I have installed some .sty files as required for my LyX document
using MiKTeX but when I try to create a DVI to view the output I
receive an error advising me of a Latex error. This error being that
the .sty files could not be found.
It would seem
Sebastian Wild wrote:
Nigel Ross wrote:
I have installed some .sty files as required for my LyX document
using MiKTeX but when I try to create a DVI to view the output I
receive an error advising me of a Latex error. This error being that
the .sty files could not be found.
It would seem
On Tue, 2007-12-11 at 11:45 -0500, Richard Heck wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a custom sty that I need to use and read about adding to the
Latex search path. In my .bashrc I now have
export TEXINPUTS=.:~/latex/styles//:
and a sty file in that dir.
I think this sets where
With help from #latex I have got my local latex environment set up, so
that I can run pdflatex on a simple tex file which uses the custom
style. When I try to use the style in a lyx doc though, by adding this
to the preamble:
\usepackage{StuS13}
then C-X P gives the error
--
Sorry everyone, please ignore this. My problems are to do with
understanding the custom style (it does it's own thing about titles, and
I shouldn't try to put one in the doc.)
Jim
On Wed, 2007-12-19 at 14:56 +, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
With help from #latex I have got my local latex
Jim Burton wrote:
With help from #latex I have got my local latex environment set up, so
that I can run pdflatex on a simple tex file which uses the custom
style. When I try to use the style in a lyx doc though, by adding this
to the preamble:
\usepackage{StuS13}
then C-X P gives the error
On Tue, 2007-12-11 at 11:45 -0500, Richard Heck wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a custom sty that I need to use and read about adding to the
Latex search path. In my .bashrc I now have
export TEXINPUTS=.:~/latex/styles//:
and a sty file in that dir.
I think this sets where
With help from #latex I have got my local latex environment set up, so
that I can run pdflatex on a simple tex file which uses the custom
style. When I try to use the style in a lyx doc though, by adding this
to the preamble:
\usepackage{StuS13}
then C-X P gives the error
--
Sorry everyone, please ignore this. My problems are to do with
understanding the custom style (it does it's own thing about titles, and
I shouldn't try to put one in the doc.)
Jim
On Wed, 2007-12-19 at 14:56 +, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
With help from #latex I have got my local latex
Jim Burton wrote:
With help from #latex I have got my local latex environment set up, so
that I can run pdflatex on a simple tex file which uses the custom
style. When I try to use the style in a lyx doc though, by adding this
to the preamble:
\usepackage{StuS13}
then C-X P gives the error
On Tue, 2007-12-11 at 11:45 -0500, Richard Heck wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > I have a custom sty that I need to use and read about adding to the
> > Latex search path. In my .bashrc I now have
> >
> > export TEXINPUTS=".:~/latex/styles//:"
> >
> > and a sty file in that dir.
> I think
With help from #latex I have got my local latex environment set up, so
that I can run pdflatex on a simple tex file which uses the custom
style. When I try to use the style in a lyx doc though, by adding this
to the preamble:
\usepackage{StuS13}
then C-X P gives the error
--
Sorry everyone, please ignore this. My problems are to do with
understanding the custom style (it does it's own thing about titles, and
I shouldn't try to put one in the doc.)
Jim
On Wed, 2007-12-19 at 14:56 +, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> With help from #latex I have got my local latex
Jim Burton wrote:
With help from #latex I have got my local latex environment set up, so
that I can run pdflatex on a simple tex file which uses the custom
style. When I try to use the style in a lyx doc though, by adding this
to the preamble:
\usepackage{StuS13}
then C-X P gives the error
I have a custom sty that I need to use and read about adding to the
Latex search path. In my .bashrc I now have
export TEXINPUTS=.:~/latex/styles//:
and a sty file in that dir. Lyx can't find it though. I get Latex
error: can't find file StuS13.sty. Is there something else I need to
do?
Thanks,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a custom sty that I need to use and read about adding to the
Latex search path. In my .bashrc I now have
export TEXINPUTS=.:~/latex/styles//:
and a sty file in that dir.
I think this sets where TeX looks for source files.
Lyx can't find it though. I get Latex
I have a custom sty that I need to use and read about adding to the
Latex search path. In my .bashrc I now have
export TEXINPUTS=.:~/latex/styles//:
and a sty file in that dir. Lyx can't find it though. I get Latex
error: can't find file StuS13.sty. Is there something else I need to
do?
Thanks,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a custom sty that I need to use and read about adding to the
Latex search path. In my .bashrc I now have
export TEXINPUTS=.:~/latex/styles//:
and a sty file in that dir.
I think this sets where TeX looks for source files.
Lyx can't find it though. I get Latex
I have a custom sty that I need to use and read about adding to the
Latex search path. In my .bashrc I now have
export TEXINPUTS=".:~/latex/styles//:"
and a sty file in that dir. Lyx can't find it though. I get "Latex
error: can't find file StuS13.sty". Is there something else I need to
do?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a custom sty that I need to use and read about adding to the
Latex search path. In my .bashrc I now have
export TEXINPUTS=".:~/latex/styles//:"
and a sty file in that dir.
I think this sets where TeX looks for source files.
Lyx can't find it though. I get
On Sun, May 01, 2005 at 11:54:38PM +0200, Uwe Stöhr wrote:
\documentstyle[12pt,rfc]{article}
means that you load the documentclass article with the option 12pt
and rfc. As the article class doesn't support the option rfc, you
get this error.
As the rfc style is defined as .sty-file, it is
Andrew Sullivan wrote:
As the rfc style is defined as .sty-file, it is an extension to any
document class and it can be loaded with the preamble line
\usepackage{rfc}
Right. I have that in the preamble, though. I get the feeling that
I somehow need to load rfc before I tell it to use the
On Mon, May 02, 2005 at 07:16:53PM +0200, Uwe Stöhr wrote:
No, you always have to load the documentclass at first. Why do you think
you need to load the package rfc before the class? What exactly is your
problem?
My problem is that, according to the rfc.sty documentation, rfc is to
be given
Andrew Sullivan schrieb:
My problem is that, according to the rfc.sty documentation, rfc is to
be given as an argument to the documentclass command. But it seems
to be ignored if I do that.
The rfc.sty was published in 1991. It is therefore designed for the old
LaTeX-version 2.09. In 1994, the
On Mon, May 02, 2005 at 09:09:38PM +0200, Uwe Stöhr wrote:
The rfc.sty was published in 1991. It is therefore designed for the old
LaTeX-version 2.09. In 1994, the actual LaTeX-version 2epsilon was
Doh. I knew I was doing something stupid. Thanks.
A
--
Andrew Sullivan | [EMAIL
On Sun, May 01, 2005 at 11:54:38PM +0200, Uwe Stöhr wrote:
\documentstyle[12pt,rfc]{article}
means that you load the documentclass article with the option 12pt
and rfc. As the article class doesn't support the option rfc, you
get this error.
As the rfc style is defined as .sty-file, it is
Andrew Sullivan wrote:
As the rfc style is defined as .sty-file, it is an extension to any
document class and it can be loaded with the preamble line
\usepackage{rfc}
Right. I have that in the preamble, though. I get the feeling that
I somehow need to load rfc before I tell it to use the
On Mon, May 02, 2005 at 07:16:53PM +0200, Uwe Stöhr wrote:
No, you always have to load the documentclass at first. Why do you think
you need to load the package rfc before the class? What exactly is your
problem?
My problem is that, according to the rfc.sty documentation, rfc is to
be given
Andrew Sullivan schrieb:
My problem is that, according to the rfc.sty documentation, rfc is to
be given as an argument to the documentclass command. But it seems
to be ignored if I do that.
The rfc.sty was published in 1991. It is therefore designed for the old
LaTeX-version 2.09. In 1994, the
On Mon, May 02, 2005 at 09:09:38PM +0200, Uwe Stöhr wrote:
The rfc.sty was published in 1991. It is therefore designed for the old
LaTeX-version 2.09. In 1994, the actual LaTeX-version 2epsilon was
Doh. I knew I was doing something stupid. Thanks.
A
--
Andrew Sullivan | [EMAIL
On Sun, May 01, 2005 at 11:54:38PM +0200, Uwe Stöhr wrote:
> \documentstyle[12pt,rfc]{article}
> means that you load the documentclass "article" with the option "12pt"
> and "rfc". As the article class doesn't support the option "rfc", you
> get this error.
> As the rfc style is defined as
Andrew Sullivan wrote:
As the rfc style is defined as .sty-file, it is an extension to any
document class and it can be loaded with the preamble line
\usepackage{rfc}
Right. I have that in the preamble, though. I get the feeling that
I somehow need to load rfc before I tell it to use the
On Mon, May 02, 2005 at 07:16:53PM +0200, Uwe Stöhr wrote:
> No, you always have to load the documentclass at first. Why do you think
> you need to load the package rfc before the class? What exactly is your
> problem?
My problem is that, according to the rfc.sty documentation, rfc is to
be
Andrew Sullivan schrieb:
My problem is that, according to the rfc.sty documentation, rfc is to
be given as an argument to the documentclass command. But it seems
to be ignored if I do that.
The rfc.sty was published in 1991. It is therefore designed for the old
LaTeX-version "2.09". In 1994, the
On Mon, May 02, 2005 at 09:09:38PM +0200, Uwe Stöhr wrote:
>
> The rfc.sty was published in 1991. It is therefore designed for the old
> LaTeX-version "2.09". In 1994, the actual LaTeX-version "2epsilon" was
Doh. I knew I was doing something stupid. Thanks.
A
--
Andrew Sullivan | [EMAIL
Andrew Sullivan wrote:
The rfc style is a modification to the article syle. It produces
output that looks like IETF RFCs.
You use it by calling it this way:
\documentstyle[12pt,rfc]{article}
When I try to use it, I get this in my log:
LaTeX Warning: Unused global option(s):
[rfc].
Andrew Sullivan wrote:
The rfc style is a modification to the article syle. It produces
output that looks like IETF RFCs.
You use it by calling it this way:
\documentstyle[12pt,rfc]{article}
When I try to use it, I get this in my log:
LaTeX Warning: Unused global option(s):
[rfc].
Andrew Sullivan wrote:
The rfc style is a modification to the article syle. It produces
output that looks like IETF RFCs.
You use it by calling it this way:
\documentstyle[12pt,rfc]{article}
When I try to use it, I get this in my log:
LaTeX Warning: Unused global option(s):
[rfc].
Hi all,
I think I'm doing something stupid.
The rfc style is a modification to the article syle. It produces
output that looks like IETF RFCs.
You use it by calling it this way:
\documentstyle[12pt,rfc]{article}
When I try to use it, I get this in my log:
LaTeX Warning: Unused global
Hi all,
I think I'm doing something stupid.
The rfc style is a modification to the article syle. It produces
output that looks like IETF RFCs.
You use it by calling it this way:
\documentstyle[12pt,rfc]{article}
When I try to use it, I get this in my log:
LaTeX Warning: Unused global
Hi all,
I think I'm doing something stupid.
The rfc style is a modification to the article syle. It produces
output that looks like IETF RFCs.
You use it by calling it this way:
\documentstyle[12pt,rfc]{article}
When I try to use it, I get this in my log:
LaTeX Warning: Unused global
Giorgio Corani wrote:
Dear all,
i'm writing an english paper for an international conference
The paper has to be formatted according to the organizer supplied latex
style, which is called iemsssty I've installed it without any problem
running texhash
My lyx document is a two column
Giorgio Corani wrote:
Dear all,
i'm writing an english paper for an international conference
The paper has to be formatted according to the organizer supplied latex
style, which is called iemsssty I've installed it without any problem
running texhash
My lyx document is a two column
Giorgio Corani wrote:
> Dear all,
> i'm writing an english paper for an international conference.
> The paper has to be formatted according to the organizer supplied latex
> style, which is called iemss.sty. I've installed it without any problem
> running texhash.
> My lyx document is a two
Dear all,
i'm writing an english paper for an international conference.
The paper has to be formatted according to the organizer supplied latex
style, which is called iemss.sty. I've installed it without any problem
running texhash.
My lyx document is a two column article class, while the
Dear all,
i'm writing an english paper for an international conference.
The paper has to be formatted according to the organizer supplied latex
style, which is called iemss.sty. I've installed it without any problem
running texhash.
My lyx document is a two column article class, while the
I've already tried it but the problems does not change:(
Christopher M. Jones wrote:
Just a guess: try
\usepackage{iemss}
not
\usepackage{iemss.sty}
Also sprach Giorgio Corani:
Dear all,
i'm writing an english paper for an international conference.
The paper has to be
Dear all,
i'm writing an english paper for an international conference.
The paper has to be formatted according to the organizer supplied latex
style, which is called iemss.sty. I've installed it without any problem
running texhash.
My lyx document is a two column article class, while the
Dear all,
i'm writing an english paper for an international conference.
The paper has to be formatted according to the organizer supplied latex
style, which is called iemss.sty. I've installed it without any problem
running texhash.
My lyx document is a two column article class, while the
I've already tried it but the problems does not change:(
Christopher M. Jones wrote:
Just a guess: try
\usepackage{iemss}
not
\usepackage{iemss.sty}
Also sprach Giorgio Corani:
Dear all,
i'm writing an english paper for an international conference.
The paper has to be
Dear all,
i'm writing an english paper for an international conference.
The paper has to be formatted according to the organizer supplied latex
style, which is called iemss.sty. I've installed it without any problem
running texhash.
My lyx document is a two column article class, while the
Dear all,
i'm writing an english paper for an international conference.
The paper has to be formatted according to the organizer supplied latex
style, which is called iemss.sty. I've installed it without any problem
running texhash.
My lyx document is a two column article class, while the
I've already tried it but the problems does not change:(
"Christopher M. Jones" wrote:
>
> Just a guess: try
> \usepackage{iemss}
> not
> \usepackage{iemss.sty}
>
> Also sprach Giorgio Corani:
> > Dear all,
> > i'm writing an english paper for an international conference.
> > The paper
On Mon, 11 Feb 2002, Nirmal Govind wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to import a latex file which uses a couple of sty files -
res.sty (used for resumes) and fancyhead.sty. LyX gives me an error saying
that it can't import the file : Error while executing reLyX -f 'resume.tex'
Please let me know
On Mon, 11 Feb 2002, Nirmal Govind wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to import a latex file which uses a couple of sty files -
res.sty (used for resumes) and fancyhead.sty. LyX gives me an error saying
that it can't import the file : Error while executing reLyX -f 'resume.tex'
Please let me know
On Mon, 11 Feb 2002, Nirmal Govind wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm trying to import a latex file which uses a couple of sty files -
> res.sty (used for resumes) and fancyhead.sty. LyX gives me an error saying
> that it can't import the file : "Error while executing reLyX -f 'resume.tex
Hi,
I'm trying to import a latex file which uses a couple of sty files -
res.sty (used for resumes) and fancyhead.sty. LyX gives me an error saying
that it can't import the file : Error while executing reLyX -f 'resume.tex'
Please let me know if anyone knows of a fix to this problem.
Thanks
Hi,
I'm trying to import a latex file which uses a couple of sty files -
res.sty (used for resumes) and fancyhead.sty. LyX gives me an error saying
that it can't import the file : Error while executing reLyX -f 'resume.tex'
Please let me know if anyone knows of a fix to this problem.
Thanks
Hi,
I'm trying to import a latex file which uses a couple of sty files -
res.sty (used for resumes) and fancyhead.sty. LyX gives me an error saying
that it can't import the file : "Error while executing reLyX -f 'resume.tex'"
Please let me know if anyone knows of a fix to th
Greetings Matej,
I've cc'd this to the Lyx list.
Although this ~should~ also be the default install on a debian system, the
package maintainer (I assume) has moved the 'font' and some other .sty files
into tetex-extra -- which itself is ~not~ installed in the default debian
tetex install
Greetings Matej,
I've cc'd this to the Lyx list.
Although this ~should~ also be the default install on a debian system, the
package maintainer (I assume) has moved the 'font' and some other .sty files
into tetex-extra -- which itself is ~not~ installed in the default debian
tetex install
Greetings Matej,
I've cc'd this to the Lyx list.
Although this ~should~ also be the default install on a debian system, the
package maintainer (I assume) has moved the 'font' and some other .sty files
into tetex-extra -- which itself is ~not~ installed in the default debian
tetex install
and double spacing,
the nackend command for those options reference '.sty' files that are not in
my (or your) installation.
If this is the case, ~why~ is that not documented in the User Manual. It
shouldn't be an Advanced Usage problem. It's standard practice to desire
control over these variables
for helvetica, uptopia, etc. and one-half and double spacing,
the nackend command for those options reference '.sty' files that are not in
my (or your) installation.
If this is the case, ~why~ is that not documented in the User Manual. It
shouldn't be an Advanced Usage problem. It's standard practice
(in addition to many
as yet undiscovered ones) are UNSET in the default configuration! Although
entries exist for helvetica, uptopia, etc. and one-half and double spacing,
the nackend command for those options reference '.sty' files that are not in
my (or your) installation
that the options of font and line spacing (in addition to many
as yet undiscovered ones) are UNSET in the default configuration! Although
entries exist for helvetica, uptopia, etc. and one-half and double spacing,
the nackend command for those options reference '.sty' files that are not in
my (or your
Greetings Rod,
Thank you ~very~ much. Your experiences and suggestions greatly helped.
On 11-12-01, Rod Pinna wrote:
I just checked my installation; doing
locate helvet.sty showed the file in
/usr/share/texmf/tex/latex/psnfss
Originally, although I had this directory, it was
Greetings Rod,
On 11-12-01, Rod Pinna wrote:
Final note,
If you are running stable, there is a package called task-tex, which
should give you a working system.
i.e. apt-get install task-tex
This doesn't exist in the unstable branch.
I suspect that's it ~this~ package which
On Mon, Dec 10, 2001 at 10:51:51AM -0400, cmasters wrote:
1. Are these not automatically included in the Latex / Lyx distributions
released for my system?
I believe, that most the packages used by LyX are part of the
tetex, which is the standard TeX distibution on Unixes. Try to
file these two
and double spacing,
the nackend command for those options reference '.sty' files that are not in
my (or your) installation.
If this is the case, ~why~ is that not documented in the User Manual. It
shouldn't be an Advanced Usage problem. It's standard practice to desire
control over these variables
for helvetica, uptopia, etc. and one-half and double spacing,
the nackend command for those options reference '.sty' files that are not in
my (or your) installation.
If this is the case, ~why~ is that not documented in the User Manual. It
shouldn't be an Advanced Usage problem. It's standard practice
(in addition to many
as yet undiscovered ones) are UNSET in the default configuration! Although
entries exist for helvetica, uptopia, etc. and one-half and double spacing,
the nackend command for those options reference '.sty' files that are not in
my (or your) installation
that the options of font and line spacing (in addition to many
as yet undiscovered ones) are UNSET in the default configuration! Although
entries exist for helvetica, uptopia, etc. and one-half and double spacing,
the nackend command for those options reference '.sty' files that are not in
my (or your
Greetings Rod,
Thank you ~very~ much. Your experiences and suggestions greatly helped.
On 11-12-01, Rod Pinna wrote:
I just checked my installation; doing
locate helvet.sty showed the file in
/usr/share/texmf/tex/latex/psnfss
Originally, although I had this directory, it was
Greetings Rod,
On 11-12-01, Rod Pinna wrote:
Final note,
If you are running stable, there is a package called task-tex, which
should give you a working system.
i.e. apt-get install task-tex
This doesn't exist in the unstable branch.
I suspect that's it ~this~ package which
On Mon, Dec 10, 2001 at 10:51:51AM -0400, cmasters wrote:
1. Are these not automatically included in the Latex / Lyx distributions
released for my system?
I believe, that most the packages used by LyX are part of the
tetex, which is the standard TeX distibution on Unixes. Try to
file these two
fault configuration! Although
entries exist for helvetica, uptopia, etc. and one-half and double spacing,
the nackend command for those options reference '.sty' files that are not in
my (or your) installation.
If this is the case, ~why~ is that not documented in the User Manual. It
shouldn't be an
r ftp install (the site ran on a 56K modem *grrr*, although
> I have DSL), I still have the same problem.
>
> I suspect that the "options" of font and line spacing (in addition to many
> as yet undiscovered ones) are UNSET in the default configuration! Although
> entries exist
1 - 3.14159 - Kpathea ver 3.3.1 (1999)
> > Lyx: 1.14fix3 (07 Apr 2000)
> >
> > After a 1 1/2 hour ftp install (the site ran on a 56K modem *grrr*, although
> > I have DSL), I still have the same problem.
> >
> > I suspect that the "options" of font a
es, and extras--is installed. To
> > > enable version comparison, I installed this new teTeX in a different
> > > directory; imagine my surprise to discover that ~I had always had the most
> > > current version~ (now I have two).
> > >
>
Greetings Rod,
Thank you ~very~ much. Your experiences and suggestions greatly helped.
On 11-12-01, Rod Pinna wrote:
>
> I just checked my installation; doing
>
> locate helvet.sty showed the file in
>
> /usr/share/texmf/tex/latex/psnfss
>
Originally, although I had this directory, it was
Greetings Rod,
On 11-12-01, Rod Pinna wrote:
> Final note,
>
> If you are running stable, there is a package called task-tex, which
> should give you a working system.
>
> i.e. apt-get install task-tex
>
> This doesn't exist in the unstable branch.
>
I suspect that's it ~this~ package which
On Mon, Dec 10, 2001 at 10:51:51AM -0400, cmasters wrote:
> 1. Are these not automatically included in the Latex / Lyx distributions
> released for my system?
I believe, that most the packages used by LyX are part of the
tetex, which is the standard TeX distibution on Unixes. Try to
file these
Greetings,
Brand new convert to Lyx here :-) I must say that I love the ease of getting
the job done, but I've run into a few sangs. I'd appreciate any bones that
can be thrown my way.
I am running Debian, and installed Latex/Tetex and Lyx through the standard
'apt-get' method. All works well,
cmasters wrote:
Greetings,
Brand new convert to Lyx here :-) I must say that I love the ease of getting
the job done, but I've run into a few sangs. I'd appreciate any bones that
can be thrown my way.
I am running Debian, and installed Latex/Tetex and Lyx through the standard
they are included automatically,
otherwise not.
I beg to differ, but they are most ~definitely not~ included on my system.
The point of my question was to determine whether these .sty files were
part of the standard lyx / latex installation. Your answer is less than
halpful.
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On Mon, Dec 10, 2001 at 02:37:00PM -0400, cmasters wrote:
write in lyayout-preamble- \usepackage{the packagename}
Again, thank you for the answer, but I did indicate ~new~ Lyx convert at the
beginning of my original message. The above means very little to me. Is that
a latex command,
included in the Latex / Lyx distributions
released for my system?
if they are supported by lyx than they are included automatically,
otherwise not.
I beg to differ, but they are most ~definitely not~ included on my system.
The point of my question was to determine whether these .sty files
Greetings,
Brand new convert to Lyx here :-) I must say that I love the ease of getting
the job done, but I've run into a few sangs. I'd appreciate any bones that
can be thrown my way.
I am running Debian, and installed Latex/Tetex and Lyx through the standard
'apt-get' method. All works well,
cmasters wrote:
Greetings,
Brand new convert to Lyx here :-) I must say that I love the ease of getting
the job done, but I've run into a few sangs. I'd appreciate any bones that
can be thrown my way.
I am running Debian, and installed Latex/Tetex and Lyx through the standard
they are included automatically,
otherwise not.
I beg to differ, but they are most ~definitely not~ included on my system.
The point of my question was to determine whether these .sty files were
part of the standard lyx / latex installation. Your answer is less than
halpful.
2
On Mon, Dec 10, 2001 at 02:37:00PM -0400, cmasters wrote:
write in lyayout-preamble- \usepackage{the packagename}
Again, thank you for the answer, but I did indicate ~new~ Lyx convert at the
beginning of my original message. The above means very little to me. Is that
a latex command,
included in the Latex / Lyx distributions
released for my system?
if they are supported by lyx than they are included automatically,
otherwise not.
I beg to differ, but they are most ~definitely not~ included on my system.
The point of my question was to determine whether these .sty files
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