###/* This file is part of
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###*
###*           LyX, the High Level Word Processor
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###*           Copyright (C) 1995 Matthias Ettrich
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###*======================================================*/

# this is the LyX-rc file, customize it to your own wishes and copy it
# to $HOME/.lyxrc

# some people do not like a real backspace and delete key.
# Therefore you can map delete to backspace and use
# Ctrl-d to get the real delete function. Just uncomment the
# following line:
#\bind "Delete" "delete-backward"
# You can customize the whole keyboard with \bind if you like.
# See the documentation for details.

# Here is an example for some accents (the "~C-~S-~M-~W" just means
# not to care about the modifiers Control, Shift, Mod1 and Mod2):

\bind "apostrophe" "lyx-dead-acute"
\bind "~C-~S-~M-~W-acute" "lyx-dead-acute"
\bind "~C-~S-~M-~W-grave" "lyx-dead-grave"
\bind "~C-~S-~M-~W-asciitilde" "lyx-dead-tilde"
\bind "~C-~S-~M-~W-asciicircum" "lyx-dead-circumflex"


# Possible accents are: "lyx-dead-diaeresis", "lyx-dead-circumflex",
#"lyx-dead-grave", "lyx-dead-acute", "lyx-dead-tilde", "lyx-dead-cedilla",
#"lyx-dead-macron"
#
# Note that this works only with an ISO8859-1 (latin1) font.
# See the isolyx- and lyxbind-documentation for details.
#
# Another (and maybe easier) way to get all accents if to create
# your own kmap. See the special documentation for details.


# the default printer. Must be configured with dvips.
\printer lp

# if you don't use dvips, you may specifiy your favorite here.
#\print_command dvips

# these specifiy the options to pass to the printer program 
# to select the named feature. These default to the options 
# of dvips. Look at the manpage for your favourite print program
# to find out which of these it supports and what the option to pass is. 
# Normally you don't need to change this unless you use something other
# than dvips. 
#\print_evenpage_flag -B
#\print_oddpage_flag -A
#\print_reverse_flag -r 
#\print_landscape_flag -t landscape

# option to pass to the print program to print on \printer
#\print_to_printer -P

# option to pass to the print program to print to a file
#\print_to_file -o

# extension of printer program output file. Usually .ps.
#\print_file_extension .ps

# extra options to pass to printing program after everything 
# else and before the filename of the DVI file to be printed
#\print_extra_options

# if you like further options to the previewer xdvi insert them here.
# You don't need to secify the papersize and orientation. This is done
# automatically from LyX.
# Example: the next line would make xdvi display with shrink 2:
#\xdvi_extra_options -s 2 

# if you want to pass extra flags to the LinuxDoc sgml scripts, insert them
# here. 
# Example : the next line activate iso-latin1 support
#\sgml_extra_options -l

# one path that LyX where LyX will find the style definition files
# default is (lyx_dir)/layouts
# \lyx_layout_lib /usr/X11/lib/X11/lyx/layouts

# the path that lyX will set when offering you to choose a template
# default is (lyx_dir)/templates
#\template_path /usr/local/lyx/templates

# the language is for the BABEL-system that comes with LaTeX2e
# default is no babel support (\language default)
#\language american
#\language german

# the inputencoding used for the LaTeX2e inputenc package
#\inputencoding latin1

# the fontencoding used for the LaTeX2e fontenc package
# T1 is highly recommended for non-english languages
\fontencoding T1

# the default paragraph separation: indent or skip.
\paragraph_separation indent

# the normal fontsize on the screen. Default is 14
#\normal_fontsize 17

# the screen fonts used to display the latex fonts
# \roman_font -*-utopia
# \sans_font -*-helvetica
# \typewriter_font -*-courier

# the norm for the above fonts
# \font_norm iso8859-1

# the font sizes used to calculate the scaling
# if the third value is exactly the \normal_fontsize
# value, these values will be taken.
# \fontsizes tiny, small, large, larger, largest, huge, giant

# this is the default (what LaTeX does:)
#\fontsizes  8 9 10 12 14 17 20 25

# this may be better for your X11R4 server
#\fontsizes 8 11 14 17 20 25 30 34


# this is obsolete and no longer supported
# if you don't want to use postscript figures set this to 1
#\no_epsfig 1 

# if you don't want to use postscript figures set this to `none'
# else set one of these drivers: dvips, dvitops, emtex, ln, oztex,
# or textures. Default is `none'.
#\epsfig none

# the default text class. You may use article, report or book
\textclass article

#the default fontsize for LaTeX. Possible values are 10, 11 and 12
\paperfontsize 10

#the default pagetyle (empty, headings, plain) Default is plain.
#\paperpagestyle headings


# you may choose either 1 or two:
#\papersides 1
#\papercolumns 1


# your baselinestretch 
#\baselinestretch 1.5

# your section numbering depth. Default is 3.
#\secnumdepth 3

#the orientation of the paper. landscape or portrait
#\paperorientation portrait

# the default papersize
# possible values are:
# a4paper, a4, a4wide, a4wide, widemarginsa4, usletter, 
# a5paper, b5paper, executivepaper, legalpaper 

\papersize usletter

# Enter your favorites LaTeX-commands in the preamble:
\begin_preamble
\end_preamble

# what kind of quotes do you want? 
# german, english or french
# attention:  german and french quotes may not be defined
# with all languages in the babel package.
\quotes_language english

#single or double quotes?
\quotes_times 2

# further options for the latex textclass. 
# If you set several options, separate them with komma.
#\options (whatever you need)

# this is the time interwall autosave is invoked (in seconds).
# 0 means no autosave, default is 120
\autosave 120


# the file where the lastfiles should be stored. default is
# $(HOME)/.lyx_lastfiles
#\lastfiles /whatever_you_want

