M-L wrote:
[...]
As an aside to do with the footer:
Setting my bottom margin: Document--Settings=Page Margins--Bottom to 6
Here is my footer preamble [you'll need to insert your own graphic file, in my
case it's a .jpg file of a tawny frogmouth] on my footer experimental
document:
On Wed, 22 Oct 2008, Helge Hafting engaged keyboard and shared this with us
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large snip
--} The tawny frogmouth graphic sits a bit high as you can see in the
attached --} pic. Not a problem, just something I haven't as yet worked
out how to fix. I --} don't like bothering the list.
--}
M-L wrote:
[...]
As an aside to do with the footer:
Setting my bottom margin: Document--Settings=Page Margins--Bottom to 6
Here is my footer preamble [you'll need to insert your own graphic file, in my
case it's a .jpg file of a tawny frogmouth] on my footer experimental
document:
On Wed, 22 Oct 2008, Helge Hafting engaged keyboard and shared this with us
all:
large snip
--} The tawny frogmouth graphic sits a bit high as you can see in the
attached --} pic. Not a problem, just something I haven't as yet worked
out how to fix. I --} don't like bothering the list.
--}
M-L wrote:
[...]
As an aside to do with the footer:
Setting my bottom margin: Settings=Page Margins-->Bottom to 6
Here is my footer preamble [you'll need to insert your own graphic file, in my
case it's a .jpg file of a tawny frogmouth] on my footer experimental
document:
On Wed, 22 Oct 2008, Helge Hafting engaged keyboard and shared this with us
all:
>--} > The tawny frogmouth graphic sits a bit high as you can see in the
> attached --} > pic. Not a problem, just something I haven't as yet worked
> out how to fix. I --} > don't like bothering the list.
>--}
>--}
M-L wrote:
I will attempt that, though I may have tried it before? I know I have tried
just about everything I could think of, and found nothing that worked. I
tried that firstfootvpos though I didn't know whether it required a \ in
front of it or not and tried it with that and without and
On Tue, 21 Oct 2008, Helge Hafting engaged keyboard and shared this with us
all:
--} Letters are a bit special. The letter document class sort of have a
--} all or nothing approach, which isn't very user-friendly. If you
--} want to use letter, start with the Lyx template and work from there.
--}
M-L wrote:
I will attempt that, though I may have tried it before? I know I have tried
just about everything I could think of, and found nothing that worked. I
tried that firstfootvpos though I didn't know whether it required a \ in
front of it or not and tried it with that and without and
On Tue, 21 Oct 2008, Helge Hafting engaged keyboard and shared this with us
all:
--} Letters are a bit special. The letter document class sort of have a
--} all or nothing approach, which isn't very user-friendly. If you
--} want to use letter, start with the Lyx template and work from there.
--}
M-L wrote:
I will attempt that, though I may have tried it before? I know I have tried
just about everything I could think of, and found nothing that worked. I
tried that firstfootvpos though I didn't know whether it required a "\" in
front of it or not and tried it with that and without and
On Tue, 21 Oct 2008, Helge Hafting engaged keyboard and shared this with us
all:
>--} Letters are a bit special. The letter document class sort of have a
>--} "all or nothing" approach, which isn't very user-friendly. If you
>--} want to use letter, start with the Lyx template and work from
M-L wrote:
Can't seem to find any reference on this anywhere, net or otherwise.
Someone might know if this is doable?
If I place 3 or four lines of text one below the other into a footer, it
drives the text below the physical page.
If I set the footer as ERT or in the preamble the result is
On Mon, 20 Oct 2008, Helge Hafting engaged keyboard and shared this with us
all:
--} M-L wrote:
--} Can't seem to find any reference on this anywhere, net or otherwise.
--}
--} Someone might know if this is doable?
--}
--} If I place 3 or four lines of text one below the other into a footer,
M-L wrote:
On Mon, 20 Oct 2008, Helge Hafting engaged keyboard and shared this with us
all:
--} M-L wrote:
--} Can't seem to find any reference on this anywhere, net or otherwise.
--}
--} Someone might know if this is doable?
--}
--} If I place 3 or four lines of text one below the
PS If I understand exactly what you want to do, I think what you need to
play with is the \footskip length. But if you change that, you'll have
to change \textheight, or some other parameter, so that everything adds
up right. Maybe the geometry package, which LyX uses, will make it just
On Tue, 21 Oct 2008, rgheck engaged keyboard and shared this with us all:
--}
--} PS If I understand exactly what you want to do, I think what you need to
--} play with is the \footskip length. But if you change that, you'll have
--} to change \textheight, or some other parameter, so that
M-L wrote:
Can't seem to find any reference on this anywhere, net or otherwise.
Someone might know if this is doable?
If I place 3 or four lines of text one below the other into a footer, it
drives the text below the physical page.
If I set the footer as ERT or in the preamble the result is
On Mon, 20 Oct 2008, Helge Hafting engaged keyboard and shared this with us
all:
--} M-L wrote:
--} Can't seem to find any reference on this anywhere, net or otherwise.
--}
--} Someone might know if this is doable?
--}
--} If I place 3 or four lines of text one below the other into a footer,
M-L wrote:
On Mon, 20 Oct 2008, Helge Hafting engaged keyboard and shared this with us
all:
--} M-L wrote:
--} Can't seem to find any reference on this anywhere, net or otherwise.
--}
--} Someone might know if this is doable?
--}
--} If I place 3 or four lines of text one below the
PS If I understand exactly what you want to do, I think what you need to
play with is the \footskip length. But if you change that, you'll have
to change \textheight, or some other parameter, so that everything adds
up right. Maybe the geometry package, which LyX uses, will make it just
On Tue, 21 Oct 2008, rgheck engaged keyboard and shared this with us all:
--}
--} PS If I understand exactly what you want to do, I think what you need to
--} play with is the \footskip length. But if you change that, you'll have
--} to change \textheight, or some other parameter, so that
M-L wrote:
Can't seem to find any reference on this anywhere, net or otherwise.
Someone might know if this is doable?
If I place 3 or four lines of text one below the other into a footer, it
drives the text below the physical page.
If I set the footer as ERT or in the preamble the result is
On Mon, 20 Oct 2008, Helge Hafting engaged keyboard and shared this with us
all:
>--} M-L wrote:
>--} > Can't seem to find any reference on this anywhere, net or otherwise.
>--} >
>--} > Someone might know if this is doable?
>--} >
>--} > If I place 3 or four lines of text one below the other
M-L wrote:
On Mon, 20 Oct 2008, Helge Hafting engaged keyboard and shared this with us
all:
--} M-L wrote:
--} > Can't seem to find any reference on this anywhere, net or otherwise.
--} >
--} > Someone might know if this is doable?
--} >
--} > If I place 3 or four lines of text one below the
PS If I understand exactly what you want to do, I think what you need to
play with is the \footskip length. But if you change that, you'll have
to change \textheight, or some other parameter, so that everything adds
up right. Maybe the geometry package, which LyX uses, will make it "just
On Tue, 21 Oct 2008, rgheck engaged keyboard and shared this with us all:
>--}
>--} PS If I understand exactly what you want to do, I think what you need to
>--} play with is the \footskip length. But if you change that, you'll have
>--} to change \textheight, or some other parameter, so that
Can't seem to find any reference on this anywhere, net or otherwise.
Someone might know if this is doable?
If I place 3 or four lines of text one below the other into a footer, it
drives the text below the physical page.
If I set the footer as ERT or in the preamble the result is the same of
M-L wrote:
Can't seem to find any reference on this anywhere, net or otherwise.
Someone might know if this is doable?
There are various ways to do this. You need to look into LaTeX page
layout. One place to look is the koma-script documentation, which you
probably have in scrguien.pdf.
On Fri, 17 Oct 2008, rgheck engaged keyboard and shared this with us all:
--} Can't seem to find any reference on this anywhere, net or otherwise.
--}
--} Someone might know if this is doable?
--}
--}
--} There are various ways to do this. You need to look into LaTeX page
--} layout. One
Can't seem to find any reference on this anywhere, net or otherwise.
Someone might know if this is doable?
If I place 3 or four lines of text one below the other into a footer, it
drives the text below the physical page.
If I set the footer as ERT or in the preamble the result is the same of
M-L wrote:
Can't seem to find any reference on this anywhere, net or otherwise.
Someone might know if this is doable?
There are various ways to do this. You need to look into LaTeX page
layout. One place to look is the koma-script documentation, which you
probably have in scrguien.pdf.
On Fri, 17 Oct 2008, rgheck engaged keyboard and shared this with us all:
--} Can't seem to find any reference on this anywhere, net or otherwise.
--}
--} Someone might know if this is doable?
--}
--}
--} There are various ways to do this. You need to look into LaTeX page
--} layout. One
Can't seem to find any reference on this anywhere, net or otherwise.
Someone might know if this is doable?
If I place 3 or four lines of text one below the other into a footer, it
drives the text below the physical page.
If I set the footer as ERT or in the preamble the result is the same of
M-L wrote:
Can't seem to find any reference on this anywhere, net or otherwise.
Someone might know if this is doable?
There are various ways to do this. You need to look into LaTeX page
layout. One place to look is the koma-script documentation, which you
probably have in scrguien.pdf.
On Fri, 17 Oct 2008, rgheck engaged keyboard and shared this with us all:
>--} Can't seem to find any reference on this anywhere, net or otherwise.
>--} >
>--} > Someone might know if this is doable?
>--} >
>--} >
>--} There are various ways to do this. You need to look into LaTeX page
>--}
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