How to insert an external PDF file in LyX file?
When you Insert > File > External Material, you should choose the PDF pages template: Note how it mentions the option pages=- in order to include the entire document. That is, by default, this template (using the pdfpages package) only includes the first page.
Why is Adobe Reader not working with Lyx?
I’m using LyX 1.6.8 on Windows 7 Pro x64. Today I installed Adobe Reader X – and it doesn’t work with LyX any more: Adobe Reader does not open the generated PDF after you created the PDF with LyX. It only shows a welcome dialog like “Open last files – Acrobat services – etc”.
What to do if your PDF is not working?
Open any PDF file within your computer with “right-click” – open with -> choose your Adobe Acrobat as default. Close the PDF file. From many paths listed, Change ONLY the path of Ghostscript to your Adobe Acrobat path. Apply – Save DONE !
Are there any fonts that work with Lyx?
Some bleeding edge distributions like XeTeX even provide support for OpenType fonts, which is the latest and greatest font format. However, running these distributions with LyX is still tricky (but might improve in the future). If you want to keep the look of the default fonts, you have several possibilities.
How can I save multiple pages in a PDF file?
If you want each page of your multi-page PDF to appear in your Word document, you’ll need to save each page in the file to its own file. You can do this in any free PDF reader by printing each page into individual PDFs. The Microsoft Edge web browser comes with a built-in PDF reader, and since it comes pre-installed with Windows, we’ll use that.
How do I insert a page into a PDF file?
Select the PDF you named “page 1” and click Open. This inserts the first page of your PDF into the file. Repeat for all pages. To insert the next page, click Object on the Insert tab, select Adobe Acrobat Document again, choose your next page, and click Open.
Where do you put the bibliography in LyX?
For the main document, you just insert a bibliography inset at the place where the main bibliography has to appear (within the master file or within a child).