If anyone can be of any help, I will be eternally grateful. If you try to import it into LyX, you'll see that the final product is riddled with errors. tex file), if the basic "Import->LaTeX (plain)." doesn't work.įor further clarification, the business school LaTeX template is here: I was wondering if there was any special method that would create a workable LyX layout from a LaTex template (a. tex template had been imported in a way which really messed with most of the commands.
My efforts at fixing these errors led me to believe that the. I tried the latter today, and thought I came close to success, but would always run up against errors that I didn't understand hen trying to view as a PDF.
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However, I spent most of today trying to make a document that would satisfy my university's very specific formatting demands, and eventually gave up, realizing that I needed to either delve into pure LaTeX (which at the moment is way beyond my technological capacities) in order to construct my own layout, or figure out how to import my university's business school's LaTeX template for use with LyX, changing it to suit my particular dissertation. You can download here: newest revision, cleaned up for LyX 2.07 use Download Original Format at the bottom of the page TestedLyX2.06OSX10. For Mac OS X: show package content: then go to Contents/Resources/layouts/. I am about to start writing my dissertation, and up to today I was convinced that I would write it using LyX. Download layout file and save it in either the shared system folder where LyX keeps application settings (layouts subdir), or to the analogous folder in your home directory tree For Linux: this is typically /.lyx/layouts).
I've only ventured into ERT for simple matters such as spacing and formatting. UCThesis for Lyx is a LyX layout and LaTeX class for creating thesis documents that fulfill the guidelines set forth by the Graduate Division at UC Berkeley. I'm a semi-newbie, in that I've used LyX for several years, but have rarely progressed past the use of the 'article' class to write simple humanities papers.
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