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FormaliaPlease categorize this page. << FurtherHelp | Page list | Unsorted >>Administrative information and acknowledgments§Feedback is invited.Send comments, suggested additions, world record document claims, etc. to mike.ressler@alum.mit.edu. §Formats in which this FAQ is available.The LyX file original is included in the LyX source distribution, converted versions in HTML and ASCII should soon be available at the website. A German version is also available with the distribution. §Authorship and acknowledgments.Bernhard Iselborn, David Johnson, and Paul Evans were responsible for the FAQ through version 0.2.2 which covered LyX-0.10.7. The FAQ as of version 0.3.0 was written from scratch and covers LyX-1.0 and higher. Many people contributed pieces to the current version; Mike Ressler (mike.ressler@alum.mit.edu) of the Doc Team is collecting them into this file. §Disclaimer and Copyright.I don't claim anything in this document is accurate to within a factor of $\pi $; after all, I'm just an astronomer, and we like to set $c=h=k=\pi =1$. When the answer is wrong, we just redefine the units. This file is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. In other words, it's not my fault if you lose your dissertation the night before your doctoral defense because you forgot to save it before the power failed while wondering how a fundamental physical constant expressed in units of $\textrm{m s}^{-1}$ could possibly be equal to one expressed as $\textrm{kg m s}^{-2}\textrm{ K}^{-1}$. This file is Copyright © 2000 by Michael E. Ressler on behalf of the LyX Documentation Team. << FurtherHelp | FAQ.PageList | Unsorted >> |