Re: problem with minipages...

2006-01-27 Thread Helge Hafting
Mathieu Richaud wrote: Hello all, I will graduate in a few months and it is time that I update my resume. I want to use Lyx of course! I am almost done but I still have two problems. I joined my resume so that you can see clearly what I am asking (hopefully the file will get through). 1/ U

Re: problem with minipages...

2006-01-26 Thread Enrico Forestieri
Ingar Pareliussen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Somethig like this maybe? Latex does not break minipages ususally. So > you may have to manually break them into two seperate minpages to get > what you want. Why not using the cv class distributed with LyX? -- Enrico #LyX 1.3 created this file.

Re: problem with minipages...

2006-01-26 Thread Ingar Pareliussen
Somethig like this maybe? Latex does not break minipages ususally. So you may have to manually break them into two seperate minpages to get what you want. I also changed a little bit on the presentation part to fit it into 2 pages, you might want to change that back and move some other part around

Re: problem with minipages...

2006-01-26 Thread Stephen Buonopane
1/ Under my name, I would like to draw a line across the page. I couldn't find an option to insert such a line. I went around this problem by inserting many hyphens. It does the trick but something tells me that Lyx has another better way to draw a line ;-) Layout ->Paragraph->Lines & Breaks

Re: problem with minipages... (Q1)

2006-01-26 Thread Kevin Pfeiffer
Mathieu Richaud writes: > 1/ Under my name, I would like to draw a line across the page. I > couldn't find an option to insert such a line. One possibility (from the LaTeX Companion) maybe: in preamble: \newcommand\HRule{\noindent\rule{\linewidth}{1.5pt}} command: \HRule -Kevin -- Kevin Pfe

Re: problem with minipages...

2006-01-26 Thread Jeremy C. Reed
On Thu, 26 Jan 2006, Mathieu Richaud wrote: > 1/ Under my name, I would like to draw a line across the page. I > couldn't find an option to insert such a line. I went around this > problem by inserting many hyphens. It does the trick but something tells > me that Lyx has another better way to d