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NAME
     lyx - A Document Processor

SYNOPSIS
     lyx [ command-line switches] [name.lyx ... ]

DESCRIPTION
     LyX is too complex to be described completely in  the  "man"
     page  format. If your system is properly configured, you can
     access the full documentation  within  LyX  under  the  Help
     menu.

     LyX is a modern approach of writing documents  with  a  com-
     puter  which breaks with the tradition of the obsolete type-
     writer concept. It is designed for people who want a profes-
     sional  output with a minimum of time effort, without becom-
     ing specialists in typesetting. Compared to common word pro-
     cessors,  LyX  will  increase  the productivity a lot, since
     most of the typesetting will be done by  the  computer,  not
     the  author. With LyX the author can concentrate on the con-
     tents of his writing, since the computer will take  care  of
     the  look.  Read more about this concept in the online docu-
     mentation under the Help menu.

     Currently, LyX uses the XForms library  as  a  toolkit.  LyX
     should  run  everywhere,  where  XForms runs. This is on all
     major Unix platforms as well as some PC platforms, including
     Sun,  SGI,  HP,  Compaq  Tru64,  IBM  RS6000,  Convex, Cray,
     i386/Linux,    Alpha/Linux,    i386/FreeBSD,    i386/NetBSD,
     DecSystem(mips)/Ultrix, OS/2 with XFree or PMX and others.

OPTIONS
     LyX supports the following command-line switches, which  can
     also  be specified as X resources (e. g. in .Xdefaults) with
     class name LyX:

     -help summarizes LyX usage

     -sysdir directory
           sets system directory. Normally not needed.

     -userdir directory
           sets user directory. Needed if you  want  to  use  LyX
           with different lyxrc settings.

     -geometry WxH+X+Y
           specifies the preferred size and position of the  main
           LyX window; see X(1).

     -dbg feature[,feature...]
           where feature is a name or number.  Use "lyx -dbg"  to
           see the list of available debug features.

      -x [--execute] command
           where command is a lyx command.

      -e [--export] fmt
           where fmt is the export format of choice.

      -i [--import] fmt file.xxx
           where fmt is the import format of choice and  file.xxx
           is the file to be imported.


     Furthermore, LyX understands the following  generic  command
     line options from the Forms Library:

     -display host:display
           specifies the server to connect to.

     -bw borderwidth
           specifies the border width to use to built-in objects.

     -visual visualName
           requests a visual by name such as  TrueColor  etc.  By
           default  the  Forms  Library always selects the visual
           that has the most depth.

     -depth depth
           requests a specific depth. Try  "-depth  best"  or  "-
           depth 8" if you get a bad match.

     -debug level
           generates some info about the  state  of  the  XForms.
           where level is an integer between 1-5 and controls the
           amount of information  to  output.  Depending  on  the
           options used when the Forms Library was built, a level
           more than 3 might not be available.

     -sync runs the application in synchronous  mode  with  debug
           level set to 4.

     -private
           requests a private colormap for the application.

     -shared
           requests a shared colormap  even  if  the  application
           needs  more  colors  than  available. For those colors
           that can't be allocated in the shared  colormap,  sub-
           stitutions  are  made so the closest matching color is
           used.

     -stdcmap
           requests a standard colormap.

     -name  newname
           specifies the application name under  which  resources
           are to be obtained, rather than the default executable
           file name.

ENVIRONMENT
     LYX_DIR_11x
          can be used to specify which system directory to use.

     The system directory is determined by searching for the file
     "chkconfig.ltx". Directories are searched in this order:
     1) -sysdir command line parameter
     2) LYX_DIR_11x environment variable
     3) Maybe <path of binary>/TOP_SRCDIR/lib
     4) <path of binary>/../share/<name of binary>/
     5) hardcoded lyx_dir (usually /usr/local/share/lyx  on  UNIX
     and %X11ROOT%\XFree86\lib\X11\lyx on OS/2 with XFree)

     LYX_USERDIR_11x
          can be used to specify which user directory to use.

     The user directory is, in order of precedence:
     1) -userdir command line parameter
     2) LYX_USERDIR_11x environment variable
     3) $HOME/.<name of binary> if no explicit setting is made


     LYX_LOCALEDIR
          can be used to tell LyX where to look for the  transla-
          tions of its GUI strings in other languages.

FILES
     ~/.lyx/lyxrc      Personal configuration file
     LIBDIR/lyxrc      System wide configuration file
     LIBDIR/lyxrc.example System wide configuration file template
     LIBDIR/configure  Updates LyX if config has changed
     LIBDIR/bind/      Keybindings
     LIBDIR/clipart/   Clipart pictures
     LIBDIR/doc/       Documentation in LyX format.
     LIBDIR/examples/  Example documents
     LIBDIR/images/    Images used as icons or in popups
     LIBDIR/kbd/       Keyboard mappings
     LIBDIR/layouts/   Layout descriptions
     LIBDIR/templates/ Templates for documents
     LIBDIR/tex/       Extra TeX files

     LIBDIR  is   the   system   directory.   This   is   usually
     /usr/local/share/lyx           on          UNIX          and
     %X11ROOT%\XFree86\lib\X11\lyx on OS/2 with XFree.

SEE ALSO
     reLyX(1), latex(1), xforms(5).
     Full documentation in either native LyX or  postscript  for-
     mat.

BUGS/LIMITATIONS
     There are probably still some bugs  in  LyX.  Please  report
     them  to lyx-devel@lists.lyx.org with detailed info, includ-
     ing which version of LyX you use. Consult the  "Known  Bugs"
     item under the Help menu first if possible.

     LaTeX import is still not  perfect  and  may  produce  buggy
     *.lyx files. Consult the reLyX documentation.

     XFree on OS/2 currently does not support  PC  codepages.  If
     you  use emTeX to preview/print with cp850, etc., this might
     lead to strange emTeX error messages.  Remedy:
       1) In filenames use only A-Z, a-z, 1-9.
       2) Install a recent  LaTeX  package  inputenc.sty.  Select
     Layout->Document->encoding:latin1,  so  that  reLyX adds the
     LaTeX command '\usepackage[latin1]{inputenc}'.

     LyX server  has  some  limitations  under  OS/2:  See  Help-
     >Customization for details.

     Preview of inline images in rare cases  does  not  show  the
     image.  If  you  want to preview the image, just click on it
     and choose fullscreen preview.

     If you have performance  problems,  please  go  through  the
     lyxrc  configuration  file. It contains settings that can be
     used to improve performance on slow systems.

AUTHORS
     Copyright (c) 1995,  1996,  1997,  1998,  1999  by  Matthias
     Ettrich  (ettrich@informatik.uni-tuebingen.de)  and the rest
     of the LyX Team (See Credits under the Help menu item).

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