On Tue, 1 Feb 2005, Jose Capco wrote:
output (like lyx claims to produce) on the screen (the
printed output is pretty much like LaTeX) but its fine
anyway..
Considering that LyX uses LaTeX to produce the output it should really be
*exactly* the same..
Oh by the by.. not related to the topic
On Wednesday 02 February 2005 07:30, Jose Capco wrote:
Oh by the by.. not related to the topic here. Is there
a way to view the (most recent!) mailing list posts
without checking it up in the email (like in a
newsgroup or a http site.. someone has to put up a lyx
newsgroup , that way I think
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Reading http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/InternetResources I found the link to the
gmane interface as follows:
http://news.gmane.org/gmane.editors.lyx.general/
And of course it means there is also a Gmane newsgroup (which is what I am
writing into right now)
On Wed, 2 Feb 2005, Jose' Matos wrote:
On Wednesday 02 February 2005 07:30, Jose Capco wrote:
Oh by the by.. not related to the topic here. Is there
a way to view the (most recent!) mailing list posts
without checking it up in the email (like in a
newsgroup or a http site.. someone has
Jose Capco writes:
Oh by the by.. not related to the topic here. Is there
a way to view the (most recent!) mailing list posts
without checking it up in the email (like in a
newsgroup or a http site.. someone has to put up a lyx
newsgroup , that way I think its more practical)
You could
Jose Capco wrote:
Oh by the by.. not related to the topic here. Is there
a way to view the (most recent!) mailing list posts
without checking it up in the email (like in a
newsgroup or a http site.. someone has to put up a lyx
newsgroup , that way I think its more practical)
To: lyx-users@lists.lyx.org
From: Paul A. Rubin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Writing Lyx on a text editor
Date: Wed, 02 Feb 2005 17:29:27 -0500
Jose Capco wrote:
Oh by the by.. not related to the topic here. Is there
a way to view the (most recent!) mailing list posts
without checking
On Tue, 1 Feb 2005, Jose Capco wrote:
output (like lyx claims to produce) on the screen (the
printed output is pretty much like LaTeX) but its fine
anyway..
Considering that LyX uses LaTeX to produce the output it should really be
*exactly* the same..
Oh by the by.. not related to the topic
On Wednesday 02 February 2005 07:30, Jose Capco wrote:
Oh by the by.. not related to the topic here. Is there
a way to view the (most recent!) mailing list posts
without checking it up in the email (like in a
newsgroup or a http site.. someone has to put up a lyx
newsgroup , that way I think
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Reading http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/InternetResources I found the link to the
gmane interface as follows:
http://news.gmane.org/gmane.editors.lyx.general/
And of course it means there is also a Gmane newsgroup (which is what I am
writing into right now)
On Wed, 2 Feb 2005, Jose' Matos wrote:
On Wednesday 02 February 2005 07:30, Jose Capco wrote:
Oh by the by.. not related to the topic here. Is there
a way to view the (most recent!) mailing list posts
without checking it up in the email (like in a
newsgroup or a http site.. someone has
Jose Capco writes:
Oh by the by.. not related to the topic here. Is there
a way to view the (most recent!) mailing list posts
without checking it up in the email (like in a
newsgroup or a http site.. someone has to put up a lyx
newsgroup , that way I think its more practical)
You could
Jose Capco wrote:
Oh by the by.. not related to the topic here. Is there
a way to view the (most recent!) mailing list posts
without checking it up in the email (like in a
newsgroup or a http site.. someone has to put up a lyx
newsgroup , that way I think its more practical)
To: lyx-users@lists.lyx.org
From: Paul A. Rubin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Writing Lyx on a text editor
Date: Wed, 02 Feb 2005 17:29:27 -0500
Jose Capco wrote:
Oh by the by.. not related to the topic here. Is there
a way to view the (most recent!) mailing list posts
without checking
On Tue, 1 Feb 2005, Jose Capco wrote:
> output (like lyx claims to produce) on the screen (the
> printed output is pretty much like LaTeX) but its fine
> anyway..
Considering that LyX uses LaTeX to produce the output it should really be
*exactly* the same..
> Oh by the by.. not related to the
On Wednesday 02 February 2005 07:30, Jose Capco wrote:
>
> Oh by the by.. not related to the topic here. Is there
> a way to view the (most recent!) mailing list posts
> without checking it up in the email (like in a
> newsgroup or a http site.. someone has to put up a lyx
> newsgroup , that way I
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Reading http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/InternetResources I found the link to the
> gmane interface as follows:
> http://news.gmane.org/gmane.editors.lyx.general/
And of course it means there is also a Gmane newsgroup (which is what I am
writing into right now)
On Wed, 2 Feb 2005, Jose' Matos wrote:
> On Wednesday 02 February 2005 07:30, Jose Capco wrote:
> >
> > Oh by the by.. not related to the topic here. Is there
> > a way to view the (most recent!) mailing list posts
> > without checking it up in the email (like in a
> > newsgroup or a http site..
Jose Capco writes:
> Oh by the by.. not related to the topic here. Is there
> a way to view the (most recent!) mailing list posts
> without checking it up in the email (like in a
> newsgroup or a http site.. someone has to put up a lyx
> newsgroup , that way I think its more practical)
You could
Jose Capco wrote:
Oh by the by.. not related to the topic here. Is there
a way to view the (most recent!) mailing list posts
without checking it up in the email (like in a
newsgroup or a http site.. someone has to put up a lyx
newsgroup , that way I think its more practical)
>>To: lyx-users@lists.lyx.org
>>From: "Paul A. Rubin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>Subject: Re: Writing Lyx on a text editor
>>Date: Wed, 02 Feb 2005 17:29:27 -0500
>>Jose Capco wrote:
>>
>>> Oh by the by.. not related to the topic here. Is
Matej Cepl wrote:
Jose Capco wrote:
Are the .lyx files actually texts with commands
similar to LaTeX and is it practical/possible to write
Commands are not that similar to LaTeX and moreover there are many perils
which can bite you. For example (my personal pet peeve), contrary to your
Jose Capco wrote:
Dear Mailing List,
I do not recommend writing a lyx document with a text editor,
the format isn't suited for that sort of work.
since I am using windows and
the LyX available for windows (I tried both the QT and
the Xserver version) don't display or display badly
many math
Thanks for all.. I guess I'll stick to the cygwin,
lyx. I have still dont get a very nice graphical
output (like lyx claims to produce) on the screen (the
printed output is pretty much like LaTeX) but its fine
anyway.. I really dont care anymore if its WYSWYM or
whatever (LaTeX philosophy...) as
Matej Cepl wrote:
Jose Capco wrote:
Are the .lyx files actually texts with commands
similar to LaTeX and is it practical/possible to write
Commands are not that similar to LaTeX and moreover there are many perils
which can bite you. For example (my personal pet peeve), contrary to your
Jose Capco wrote:
Dear Mailing List,
I do not recommend writing a lyx document with a text editor,
the format isn't suited for that sort of work.
since I am using windows and
the LyX available for windows (I tried both the QT and
the Xserver version) don't display or display badly
many math
Thanks for all.. I guess I'll stick to the cygwin,
lyx. I have still dont get a very nice graphical
output (like lyx claims to produce) on the screen (the
printed output is pretty much like LaTeX) but its fine
anyway.. I really dont care anymore if its WYSWYM or
whatever (LaTeX philosophy...) as
Matej Cepl wrote:
> Jose Capco wrote:
>> Are the .lyx files actually texts with commands
>> similar to LaTeX and is it practical/possible to write
>
> Commands are not that similar to LaTeX and moreover there are many perils
> which can bite you. For example (my personal pet peeve), contrary to
Jose Capco wrote:
Dear Mailing List,
I do not recommend writing a lyx document with a text editor,
the format isn't suited for that sort of work.
since I am using windows and
the LyX available for windows (I tried both the QT and
the Xserver version) don't display or display badly
many math
Thanks for all.. I guess I'll stick to the cygwin,
lyx. I have still dont get a very nice graphical
output (like lyx claims to produce) on the screen (the
printed output is pretty much like LaTeX) but its fine
anyway.. I really dont care anymore if its WYSWYM or
whatever (LaTeX philosophy...) as
Dear Mailing List,
Are the .lyx files actually texts with commands
similar to LaTeX and is it practical/possible to write
in LyX using an ordinary text editor? I am already
very much used to writing in LaTeX and personally I
prefer LaTeX than LyX... but I need to write some
(mathematical)
Jose Capco wrote:
Dear Mailing List,
Are the .lyx files actually texts with commands
similar to LaTeX and is it practical/possible to write
in LyX using an ordinary text editor? I am already
very much used to writing in LaTeX and personally I
prefer LaTeX than LyX... but I need to write
On 31.01.05, Jose Capco wrote:
Are the .lyx files actually texts with commands similar to LaTeX and is
it practical/possible to write in LyX using an ordinary text editor?
Possible, yes. Practical, no.
Although the lyx files are text files and can be edited by hand, this
makes only sense for
Dear Mailing List,
Are the .lyx files actually texts with commands
similar to LaTeX and is it practical/possible to write
in LyX using an ordinary text editor? I am already
very much used to writing in LaTeX and personally I
prefer LaTeX than LyX... but I need to write some
(mathematical)
Jose Capco wrote:
Dear Mailing List,
Are the .lyx files actually texts with commands
similar to LaTeX and is it practical/possible to write
in LyX using an ordinary text editor? I am already
very much used to writing in LaTeX and personally I
prefer LaTeX than LyX... but I need to write
On 31.01.05, Jose Capco wrote:
Are the .lyx files actually texts with commands similar to LaTeX and is
it practical/possible to write in LyX using an ordinary text editor?
Possible, yes. Practical, no.
Although the lyx files are text files and can be edited by hand, this
makes only sense for
Dear Mailing List,
Are the .lyx files actually texts with commands
similar to LaTeX and is it practical/possible to write
in LyX using an ordinary text editor? I am already
very much used to writing in LaTeX and personally I
prefer LaTeX than LyX... but I need to write some
(mathematical)
Jose Capco wrote:
> Dear Mailing List,
>
> Are the .lyx files actually texts with commands
> similar to LaTeX and is it practical/possible to write
> in LyX using an ordinary text editor? I am already
> very much used to writing in LaTeX and personally I
> prefer LaTeX than LyX... but I need to
On 31.01.05, Jose Capco wrote:
> Are the .lyx files actually texts with commands similar to LaTeX and is
> it practical/possible to write in LyX using an ordinary text editor?
Possible, yes. Practical, no.
Although the lyx files are text files and can be edited by hand, this
makes only sense
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