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Here, too, Tools/TeX information neatly lists all the imaginable. cls files and that it can display the file but cannot typeset. I have exactly the same symptoms - every time I create a new file (or even when I read documentation, via the help menu) LyX complains about the missing.

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I just installed LyX 2.0.5.1 from the Windows binary installer to WinXP. I don't think the problem is Ubuntu specific. Texlive-xetex, etoolbox: use the XeTeX typesetting system Sgmltools-lite: export SGML DocBook documents Linuxdoc-tools: export SGML LinuxDoc documents

Librsvg2-bin, inkscape: use the SVG image format in LyX documents (if your using Inkscape as your graphics editor inr Lyx) Groff: improved table formatting in plain text exports When i installed these, all my document classes became available.įor additional document classes (subclasses) and other how tos you can visit the Lyx Wiki hereĭvipost: display tracked changes in DVI format output Those that are NOT in bold are optional (i think they are self explanatory anyway).

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They are all available in the Ubuntu Software Center.

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If you only installed the Lyx Processor and Tex-live then you need to extend the functionality of LyX by installing the listed packages (in bold) for full functionality.

Lyx track changes install#

I just reverted to 12.04 and everything is working smoothly again, with no setup needed beyond apt-get install lyx. I have already tried reinstalling texlive and using Tools → Reconfigure, didn't work.ĮDIT: Apparently this is a bug in 12.10. (This line shows up in Tools → TeX Information, so apparently Lyx knows about it). I do have the "article.cls" file in my system (from texlive-latex-base) located in: /usr/share/texlive/texmf-dist/tex/latex/base/article.cls I'm not sure if the problem is with Lyx itself or some of its Latex dependencies. See section 3.1.2.2 (Class Availability) of the The document class can still be used, but theĭocument cannot be compiled until the following Requires external files that are not available. Every time I open any file, I get a message similar to this one: The selected document class Tantris on CO₂ Laser Tube Current vs. Ana…ĬO₂ Laser Tube Curre… on CO₂ Laser Tube Current vs.I installed Lyx in my system, but it I just can't make it work.

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Memo to Self: Turn off change tracking for minor editorial tweakage, because nobody really cares. Exporting to RTF strips off most of the formatting, as you’d expect, and change tracking Goes Away.Įxporting to HTML produces one honkin’ big lump of HTML with a bazillion image files in a separate directory. There seems to be no way to export LyX directly to ODT. Insist that picture resolution bear some resemblance to reality: 3 inches at 300 dpi -> 1000 pixels across. Force the printed width of all figures to 3 inches for two-column layout. In order to print change bars and suchlike:ĭocument -> Change Tracking -> Show Changes in Outputįigures appear on-screen in dot-for-dot mode by default, so tweak the on-screen ratio to maybe 50%. There has got to be a way around that, but I haven’t a clue as to what’s going on under the hood.ĭocument -> Change Tracking -> Track Changes. So use dvipdfm during development (to get change bars) and use pdflatex for the final product (to get clickable links).

ps2pdf doesn’t produce searchable text it’s all graphics.

pdflatex, the default, doesn’t produce change bars, which is a crippling defect for a rules document under heavy revision.

dvipdfm doesn’t produce clickable TOC links.

Lyx track changes pdf#

The three ways to export to PDF are not identical.

Searching for LaTeX in Synaptic is tedious, but works. Some of those packages aren’t part of the default LyX / LaTeX installation on Ubuntu. Page Margins: 0.75 inch all around, 0.3 inch separations

Text Layout: MedSkip vertical, Single line, Two-column Here’s a list of the settings I’m using… for future reference, natch, because figuring this stuff out from first principles takes a while. After that, you just type, add tags, and it’s all good. So LyX / LaTeX is the least-worst alternative and actually does a pretty good job after you get the various configurations beaten into shape. When you actually try to put together a book-length document, you find that the features don’t actually work / work together / behave reliably. Yes, yes, I know OpenOffice and its ilk have all the features you think you need. I’m editing the Trinity College Home Firefighting Robot Contest rules document using the LyX GUI front end to LaTeX to handle the formatting.