Re: LyX and editors?

editors go over your material. My experience is most editors don't have LyX and don't have the technical chops to use LyX. So how do you interface with your editors when writing a book in LyX? Thanks SteveT Steve Litt Recession Relief Package http://www.recession-relief.US Twitter: http

Re: LyX and editors?

exported in HTLM format then I use XHTML software Amaya and Calibre software to prepare an e-book usable with any epub reader. Hi all, Perhaps some of you author in LyX but have editors go over your material. My experience is most editors don't have LyX and don't have the technical chops to use LyX

Re: LyX and editors?

On 17 December 2010 15:25, ehud.kap...@gmail.com ehud.kap...@gmail.com wrote: I also tried the todonotesalternate.  Here I found that the test area of the note is solid blue, preventing me from seeing what I am typing.  I am still missing something. EK note was supposed to be yellow writing

Re: LyX and editors?

editors go over your material. My experience is most editors don't have LyX and don't have the technical chops to use LyX. So how do you interface with your editors when writing a book in LyX? Thanks SteveT Steve Litt Recession Relief Package http://www.recession-relief.US Twitter: http

Re: LyX and editors?

exported in HTLM format then I use XHTML software Amaya and Calibre software to prepare an e-book usable with any epub reader. Hi all, Perhaps some of you author in LyX but have editors go over your material. My experience is most editors don't have LyX and don't have the technical chops to use LyX

Re: LyX and editors?

On 17 December 2010 15:25, ehud.kap...@gmail.com ehud.kap...@gmail.com wrote: I also tried the todonotesalternate.  Here I found that the test area of the note is solid blue, preventing me from seeing what I am typing.  I am still missing something. EK note was supposed to be yellow writing

Re: LyX and editors?

> > 2/ I send, if necessary, the whole text for lecture in epub format > From Lyx, I exported in HTLM format then I use XHTML software > Amaya and Calibre software to prepare an e-book usable with any > epub reader. > > Hi all, > > Perhaps some of you author in LyX but

Re: LyX and editors?

ormat From Lyx, I exported in HTLM format then I use XHTML software Amaya and Calibre software to prepare an e-book usable with any epub reader. Hi all, Perhaps some of you author in LyX but have editors go over your material. My experience is most editors don't have LyX and don't have the technic

Re: LyX and editors?

On 17 December 2010 15:25, ehud.kap...@gmail.com wrote: > I also tried the todonotesalternate.  Here I found that the test area of the > note is solid blue, preventing me from seeing what I am typing.  I am still > missing something. > EK note was supposed to be yellow

Re: LyX and editors?

, the whole text for lecture in epub format From Lyx, I exported in HTLM format then I use XHTML software Amaya and Calibre software to prepare an e-book usable with any epub reader. Hi all, Perhaps some of you author in LyX but have editors go over your material. My experience is most editors

Re: LyX and editors?

use XHTML software Amaya and Calibre software to prepare an e-book usable with any epub reader. Hi all, Perhaps some of you author in LyX but have editors go over your material. My experience is most editors don't have LyX and don't have the technical chops to use LyX. So how do you interface

Re: LyX and editors?

, the whole text for lecture in epub format From Lyx, I exported in HTLM format then I use XHTML software Amaya and Calibre software to prepare an e-book usable with any epub reader. Hi all, Perhaps some of you author in LyX but have editors go over your material. My experience is most editors

Re: LyX and editors?

use XHTML software Amaya and Calibre software to prepare an e-book usable with any epub reader. Hi all, Perhaps some of you author in LyX but have editors go over your material. My experience is most editors don't have LyX and don't have the technical chops to use LyX. So how do you interface

Re: LyX and editors?

, the whole text for lecture in epub format From Lyx, I exported in HTLM format then I use XHTML software Amaya and Calibre software to prepare an e-book usable with any epub reader. Hi all, Perhaps some of you author in LyX but have editors go over your material. My experience is most editors

Re: LyX and editors?

abstract and a complete document written with lyx > and exported in PDF format. > > 2/ I send, if necessary, the whole text for lecture in epub format > From Lyx, I exported in HTLM format then I use XHTML software > Amaya and Calibre software to prepare an e-book usable with any &g

Re: LyX and editors?

to prepare an e-book usable with any epub reader. Hi all, Perhaps some of you author in LyX but have editors go over your material. My experience is most editors don't have LyX and don't have the technical chops to use LyX. So how do you interface with your editors when writing a book in LyX

Re: LyX and editors?

Amaya and Calibre software to prepare an e-book usable with any epub reader. Hi all, Perhaps some of you author in LyX but have editors go over your material. My experience is most editors don't have LyX and don't have the technical chops to use LyX. So how do you interface with your editors when

Re: LyX and editors?

then I use XHTML software Amaya and Calibre software to prepare an e-book usable with any epub reader. Hi all, Perhaps some of you author in LyX but have editors go over your material. My experience is most editors don't have LyX and don't have the technical chops to use LyX. So how do you

Re: LyX and editors?

in LyX but have editors go over your material. My experience is most editors don't have LyX and don't have the technical chops to use LyX. So how do you interface with your editors when writing a book in LyX? Thanks SteveT Steve Litt Recession Relief Package http://www.recession

Re: LyX and editors?

On 12/15/2010 06:34 AM, ehud.kap...@gmail.com wrote: Collaborating with non-Lyx users is a problem for me as well, because I often want to use comments (like PostIt notes), but when the Lyx source is exported to pdf, the notes do not appear. If there were a way to make them appear in the pdf

Re: LyX and editors?

It makes more sense, in a distributed team environment to include embedded forms within PDF that allow one to make their comments on what needs to be edited or what you would like to modify, and then in the post production you can strip out the JavaScript forms in the finished PDF. - Marc On

Re: LyX and editors?

to prepare an e-book usable with any epub reader. Hi all, Perhaps some of you author in LyX but have editors go over your material. My experience is most editors don't have LyX and don't have the technical chops to use LyX. So how do you interface with your editors when writing a book in LyX

Re: LyX and editors?

Amaya and Calibre software to prepare an e-book usable with any epub reader. Hi all, Perhaps some of you author in LyX but have editors go over your material. My experience is most editors don't have LyX and don't have the technical chops to use LyX. So how do you interface with your editors when

Re: LyX and editors?

then I use XHTML software Amaya and Calibre software to prepare an e-book usable with any epub reader. Hi all, Perhaps some of you author in LyX but have editors go over your material. My experience is most editors don't have LyX and don't have the technical chops to use LyX. So how do you

Re: LyX and editors?

in LyX but have editors go over your material. My experience is most editors don't have LyX and don't have the technical chops to use LyX. So how do you interface with your editors when writing a book in LyX? Thanks SteveT Steve Litt Recession Relief Package http://www.recession

Re: LyX and editors?

On 12/15/2010 06:34 AM, ehud.kap...@gmail.com wrote: Collaborating with non-Lyx users is a problem for me as well, because I often want to use comments (like PostIt notes), but when the Lyx source is exported to pdf, the notes do not appear. If there were a way to make them appear in the pdf

Re: LyX and editors?

It makes more sense, in a distributed team environment to include embedded forms within PDF that allow one to make their comments on what needs to be edited or what you would like to modify, and then in the post production you can strip out the JavaScript forms in the finished PDF. - Marc On

Re: LyX and editors?

to prepare an e-book usable with any epub reader. Hi all, Perhaps some of you author in LyX but have editors go over your material. My experience is most editors don't have LyX and don't have the technical chops to use LyX. So how do you interface with your editors when writing a book in LyX

Re: LyX and editors?

Amaya and Calibre software to prepare an e-book usable with any epub reader. Hi all, Perhaps some of you author in LyX but have editors go over your material. My experience is most editors don't have LyX and don't have the technical chops to use LyX. So how do you interface with your editors when

Re: LyX and editors?

essary, the whole text for lecture in epub format > From Lyx, I exported in HTLM format then I use XHTML software > Amaya and Calibre software to prepare an e-book usable with any > epub reader. > > Hi all, > > Perhaps some of you author in LyX but have editors go over your materia

Re: LyX and editors?

aya and Calibre software to prepare an e-book usable with any >> epub reader. >>> Hi all, >>> >>> Perhaps some of you author in LyX but have editors go over your >>> material. My experience is most editors don't have LyX and don't have >>>

Re: LyX and editors?

On 12/15/2010 06:34 AM, ehud.kap...@gmail.com wrote: Collaborating with non-Lyx users is a problem for me as well, because I often want to use comments (like PostIt notes), but when the Lyx source is exported to pdf, the notes do not appear. If there were a way to make them appear in the pdf

Re: LyX and editors?

It makes more sense, in a distributed team environment to include embedded forms within PDF that allow one to make their comments on what needs to be edited or what you would like to modify, and then in the post production you can strip out the JavaScript forms in the finished PDF. - Marc On

LyX and editors?

Hi all, Perhaps some of you author in LyX but have editors go over your material. My experience is most editors don't have LyX and don't have the technical chops to use LyX. So how do you interface with your editors when writing a book in LyX? Thanks SteveT Steve Litt Recession Relief

Re: LyX and editors?

On Wed, 15 Dec 2010 00:25:47 -0500 Steve Litt sl...@troubleshooters.com wrote: Hi all, Perhaps some of you author in LyX but have editors go over your material. My experience is most editors don't have LyX and don't have the technical chops to use LyX. So how do you interface with your

Re: LyX and editors?

Steve, Perhaps some of you author in LyX but have editors go over your material. My experience is most editors don't have LyX and don't have the technical chops to use LyX. So how do you interface with your editors when writing a book in LyX? Why not just PDFs, I can't imagine a book

LyX and editors?

Hi all, Perhaps some of you author in LyX but have editors go over your material. My experience is most editors don't have LyX and don't have the technical chops to use LyX. So how do you interface with your editors when writing a book in LyX? Thanks SteveT Steve Litt Recession Relief

Re: LyX and editors?

On Wed, 15 Dec 2010 00:25:47 -0500 Steve Litt sl...@troubleshooters.com wrote: Hi all, Perhaps some of you author in LyX but have editors go over your material. My experience is most editors don't have LyX and don't have the technical chops to use LyX. So how do you interface with your

Re: LyX and editors?

Steve, Perhaps some of you author in LyX but have editors go over your material. My experience is most editors don't have LyX and don't have the technical chops to use LyX. So how do you interface with your editors when writing a book in LyX? Why not just PDFs, I can't imagine a book

LyX and editors?

Hi all, Perhaps some of you author in LyX but have editors go over your material. My experience is most editors don't have LyX and don't have the technical chops to use LyX. So how do you interface with your editors when writing a book in LyX? Thanks SteveT Steve Litt Recession Relief

Re: LyX and editors?

On Wed, 15 Dec 2010 00:25:47 -0500 Steve Litt <sl...@troubleshooters.com> wrote: > Hi all, > > Perhaps some of you author in LyX but have editors go over your > material. My experience is most editors don't have LyX and don't have > the technical chops to use LyX. So

Re: LyX and editors?

Steve, > Perhaps some of you author in LyX but have editors go over your material. > My > experience is most editors don't have LyX and don't have the technical > chops > to use LyX. So how do you interface with your editors when writing a book > in > LyX? > > Why not