Jüergen Spitzmueller wrote:

TechTonics quoted Michael Hartje:
"I would recommend for mavrosym.sty to change "Telefon" to "Telefone"!

JG: Don't do this, this might break other packages that use marvosym.

Rather get a recent version of g-brief.cls, where the bug is fixed (according to the g-brief manual).

Jürgen


Stefan previously scrieb:

I tried an uninstall of Lyx 1.4.2 and reinstalled 1.4.1 (with 1.4.1
it used to work). But then it wouldn't even work in 1.4.1.! Now I
have 1.4.2 up and running but the error persists!

Is this error reproducible by anyone? What causes the error? If it
is not reproducible, what am I doing wrong with my lyx installation?

Please help me. I have lots of old documents using this class. Also
I like the layout more than the g-brief2 class.(and continued later)

I have two more questions though:
1) How would I figure out that the error comes from marvosym.sty,
as it is not mentioned in the error message?

2) Will this problem be resolved with future versions of miktex
or lyx?

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1) = SH: So the usual recommendation of upgrading to the newest
release of a module and reading the documentation seems to prevail.
I'm still not sure why the behavior changed (different computers?).

Peer review of Michael Hartje's proposed solution in
"Telefon double definition in g-brief and mavrosym"
demonstrates the strength of researching the LyX User
mailing list and archives.

2) Jürgen indicates this was a Miktex package problem.

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(no English translation) g-brief.dvi : 8 Einschrankungen und Bugs

"Bei Verswendüng des g-briefs zusammen mit dem Paket marvosym.sty
von Martin Vogel (martin\period\vogel\at\fh-bochem.de) wird die
Definition des Symbols \Telefon im Paket marvosym.sty aufgehboben,
da g-brief Definition zur Angabe Ihrer Telefonnummer verwendet."

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I'm learning to read German ;-) for Hilbert's and my sake.

/mot juste/

Stephen in cyberdiction mode

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