LyX ⇒ Change enumerate/itemize to A, B, C, ...
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Change enumerate/itemize to A, B, C, ...
I would like to change the points that start the itemizing or the numbers that start the enumerating to A),B),C) and so on. I'm suspecting the solution to be changing the nesting preferences or sth. like that. But I don't know how to proceed.
Thanks in advance!
Christopher
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Change enumerate/itemize to A, B, C, ...
welcome to the board!
Concerning the itemize environment you could redefine \labelitemi to get a different symbol for its labels, for example:
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\renewcommand*\labelitemi{$\star$}
Concerning the enumerate environment you could redefine \theenumi to change the output of the counter and \labelenumi to change the label, for example:
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\renewcommand*\theenumi{\Alph{enumi}}\renewcommand*\labelenumi{\theenumi)}
There are packages helping to customize list environments, for instance enumitem, have a look at its documentation.
Stefan
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Re: Change enumerate/itemize to A, B, C, ...
thanks for the fast answer. I am new to Latex/Lyx. Hence I have problems to install the package. First of all: I am using a mac, so I don't know how to open this tar.izma file I download as the package. Where should I install this?
Cheers,
C
Change enumerate/itemize to A, B, C, ...
I suppose you use MacTeX, enumitem is part of MacTeX (as it is based on TeXlive), you do not need to install it. Just try to put the commands in LyX -> Document -> Settings -> LaTeX Preamble and see if they work. If not, put \usepackage{enumitem} in the Preamble and some needed setups (check the package documentation) in [] befores as in: \usepackage[options]{enumitem}Christopher wrote:Hi Stefan_K,
thanks for the fast answer. I am new to Latex/Lyx. Hence I have problems to install the package. First of all: I am using a mac, so I don't know how to open this tar.izma file I download as the package. Where should I install this?
Cheers,
C
