Uncovering images in Beamer presentation

Some text
\uncover<2->{
\includegraphics[]{img}
}

does not work. Graphic is included even in the first frame. Instead use:
\onslide<1-2>{
Some text
}
\invisible<1>{
\includegraphics[]{img}
}
Reference:

• http://old.nabble.com/Uncovering-figures-td14785368.html

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Lyx IEEE Journal and Conference layout

These are the steps I followed to use IEEE formatting in Lyx:

• Create IEEEtran directory
• Download the latex file IEEEtran2.tar.gz from IEEE site and extract
• Create a subdirectory named “bibtex”
• Download the bibtex file IEEEtranBST1.tar.gz from the same IEEE site to this directory and extract
• For Ubuntu, move IEEEtran directory to /usr/share/texmf-texlive/tex/latex/ and run texhash (requires sudo)
• Run Lyx->Tools->Reconfigure and restart Lyx.
• You should be able to select IEEEtran from Document Settings.

References

• Adding IEEEtran to your Lyx/LaTeX setup

Changing the paragraph environment using keyboard

From Lyx Wiki Tips:

Steering the mouse pointer to the paragraph environment drop-down menu in order to get out of an enumerate or itemize environment was starting to annoy me, especially on the road without a mouse. Fortunately, there is a solution (which apparently is undocumented, at least I couldn’t find it):

Quoting Paul from the mailing list: “M-p (alt-p) followed by a space opens the environment list. From there, repeatedly typing the same letter cycles through all environment names starting with that letter.”

Latex Turkish Characters / Türkçe karakterler

• \u{g} – ğ
  
• \u{G} – Ğ
  
• \c{c} – ç
  
• \c{C} – Ç
  
• \c{s} – ş
  
• \c{S} – Ş
  
• \”{u} – ü
  
• \”{U} – Ü
  
• \”{o} – ö
  
• \”{O} – Ö
• {\i} – ı
  
• \.{I} – İ
  
• \^{a}
  
• \^{A}