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List:       lyx-users
Subject:    Re: Lyx for business
From:       Hellmut Weber <mail () hellmutweber ! de>
Date:       2008-06-22 18:10:31
Message-ID: 485E9597.8050008 () hellmutweber ! de
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Hi Graham,
I'm using LyX for many (probably at least five or six) years now. Before 
I had used plain LaTeX also for years.

I have invested some time and used my experience with LaTeX to design 
templates for LyX documents for a few different types of papers I need 
for my small one man business as a management consultant. It's 
essentially a business letter template and a general template for 
general papers like documentation for training give.

And I do not agree with Steve Litt this time to use word for ad hoc 
documents. Especially outlining is now a LyX feature since 1.5.?
So I put everything in an 'official' paper and I don't have to bother 
about what the document will look like later.

If you are interested in my templates send me a private Email, I can 
send you the LyX templates resp. the layout files for the document 
classes I have defined for my personal use, and there are also the 
respective style files which define my page layout and the titlepage etc.

Cheers

Hellmut

Graham Smith schrieb:
> Steve,
>>
>> Personally, I think for everyday letters, ad-hoc reports, informal 
>> reports,
>> initial design documents, and general "stuff" that's not too important,
> 
> That's worth thinking about.
> 
>>
>>
>> For formal reports that have to look good, and especially if they have 
>> to look
>> consistent with former reports, I'd go with LyX over Word.
> 
> This is what I am mainly interested in, having experienced how much 
> better a report looks produced in Lyx is compared to Word, its the 
> production of technical reports that I can see the biggest advantage. 
> But I admit, I had been thinking of trying to move everything over to 
> Lyx, as Rich has now done.
> 

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