Re: Spelling mistake - 3rd attempt
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: the document using figure-floats. The captions look like "Figure 3.4:" on screen, but when printed, they all come out "Fogure 3.4:", etc. This is the case in .dvi and .ps. References to figures in the main text are OK, as is the "List of Figures" at the beginning of the document (rather than the "List of Fogures", which would currently be more accurate!). I can't believe I've never noticed before, but it seems to have been going on for some time. My PhD thesis is due in in 2 days, so I really need help quick! can you give an example-file? Herbert -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://perce.de/lyx/
Re: Spelling mistake - 3rd attempt
On Thu, 26 Oct 2000, Herbert Voss wrote: [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: the document using figure-floats. The captions look like "Figure 3.4:" on screen, but when printed, they all come out "Fogure 3.4:", etc. This is Go to some directory you suspect might have the spelling error. Then enter command: find . -name "*" | xargs grep Fogure this should list all files that have the spelling error. Now just load the erroneus file into your text editor, and search-and-replace all Fogures. Note that the file with spelling error may be in your LaTeX distribution files, often somewhere at /usr/local/tetex or something.
Re: Spelling mistake - 3rd attempt
the document using figure-floats. The captions look like "Figure 3.4:" on screen, but when printed, they all come out "Fogure 3.4:", etc. This is Are You sure You did not redefine \thefigure or \caption command ? Don't You use some brain-damaged package ? Does it happen if You just create plain new file and insert floating figure in it ? Isn't Your latex instalation broken ? I don't believe I've redefined either of the commands. As for the other suggestions, I guess it could be any of these. But I wouldn't know where to start looking to see if a package or latex itself was damaged. Can you expand a little? All I know is that the root directory is /usr/share/teTex but further down the tree I'm a little out of my depth. thanks, David.
Re: Spelling mistake - 3rd attempt
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: the document using figure-floats. The captions look like "Figure 3.4:" on screen, but when printed, they all come out "Fogure 3.4:", etc. This is the case in .dvi and .ps. References to figures in the main text are OK, as is the "List of Figures" at the beginning of the document (rather than the "List of Fogures", which would currently be more accurate!). I can't believe I've never noticed before, but it seems to have been going on for some time. My PhD thesis is due in in 2 days, so I really need help quick! can you give an example-file? Herbert -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://perce.de/lyx/
Re: Spelling mistake - 3rd attempt
On Thu, 26 Oct 2000, Herbert Voss wrote: [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: the document using figure-floats. The captions look like "Figure 3.4:" on screen, but when printed, they all come out "Fogure 3.4:", etc. This is Go to some directory you suspect might have the spelling error. Then enter command: find . -name "*" | xargs grep Fogure this should list all files that have the spelling error. Now just load the erroneus file into your text editor, and search-and-replace all Fogures. Note that the file with spelling error may be in your LaTeX distribution files, often somewhere at /usr/local/tetex or something.
Re: Spelling mistake - 3rd attempt
the document using figure-floats. The captions look like "Figure 3.4:" on screen, but when printed, they all come out "Fogure 3.4:", etc. This is Are You sure You did not redefine \thefigure or \caption command ? Don't You use some brain-damaged package ? Does it happen if You just create plain new file and insert floating figure in it ? Isn't Your latex instalation broken ? I don't believe I've redefined either of the commands. As for the other suggestions, I guess it could be any of these. But I wouldn't know where to start looking to see if a package or latex itself was damaged. Can you expand a little? All I know is that the root directory is /usr/share/teTex but further down the tree I'm a little out of my depth. thanks, David.
Re: Spelling mistake - 3rd attempt
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > the document using figure-floats. The captions look like "Figure 3.4:" on > screen, but when printed, they all come out "Fogure 3.4:", etc. This is > the case in .dvi and .ps. References to figures in the main text are OK, > as is the "List of Figures" at the beginning of the document (rather than > the "List of Fogures", which would currently be more accurate!). I can't > believe I've never noticed before, but it seems to have been going on for > some time. My PhD thesis is due in in 2 days, so I really need help quick! can you give an example-file? Herbert -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://perce.de/lyx/
Re: Spelling mistake - 3rd attempt
On Thu, 26 Oct 2000, Herbert Voss wrote: > [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > the document using figure-floats. The captions look like "Figure 3.4:" on > > screen, but when printed, they all come out "Fogure 3.4:", etc. This is Go to some directory you suspect might have the spelling error. Then enter command: find . -name "*" | xargs grep Fogure this should list all files that have the spelling error. Now just load the erroneus file into your text editor, and search-and-replace all Fogures. Note that the file with spelling error may be in your LaTeX distribution files, often somewhere at /usr/local/tetex or something.
Re: Spelling mistake - 3rd attempt
> > the document using figure-floats. The captions look like "Figure 3.4:" on > > screen, but when printed, they all come out "Fogure 3.4:", etc. This is > > Are You sure You did not redefine \thefigure or \caption command ? > > Don't You use some brain-damaged package ? > > Does it happen if You just create plain new file and insert floating figure in > it ? > > Isn't Your latex instalation broken ? > I don't believe I've redefined either of the commands. As for the other suggestions, I guess it could be any of these. But I wouldn't know where to start looking to see if a package or latex itself was damaged. Can you expand a little? All I know is that the root directory is /usr/share/teTex but further down the tree I'm a little out of my depth. thanks, David.
