a+b=e-d (1.1)
v-u=j*y (1.2)
But in the pdf/ps preview of UNSW template, it is shown as below:
(1.1) a+b=e-d
(1.2) v-u=j*y
Can anyone please help me to show equation number in the right side? The .layout file is as following:
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#% Do not delete the line below; configure depends on this# \DeclareLaTeXClass[amsbook]{UNSW Thesis}# UNSW Thesis textclass# Based on the "book (AMS)" textclass by David L. Johnson and others.# Author : Mark Reid <mark@threewordslong.com>## This is by no means the best way to set up a LyX layout - I probably should have# defined a .cls file that was an extension of amsbook and put most of the markup# in that. However, doing things this way means a user of this layout only need# install this file and not worry about installing a new .cls file.## Much of the code in the preamble is borrowed from:# http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/macros/latex/contrib/adfathesis/adfathesis.dtx# General textclass parameters# Description "thesis"Columns 1Sides 2PageStyle HeadersMaxCounter Counter_ChapterClassOptionsFontSize 8|9|10|11|12End# Standard style definitionStyle StandardMargin StaticLatexType ParagraphLatexName dummyParIndent MMParSkip 0.4Align BlockAlignPossible Block, Left, Right, CenterLabelType No_LabelEnd############### Title Page.Style TitleLatexType CommandLatexName title
BTW... I am a newbie to the Lyx (in fact only a week old).
