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alternatives include a file that simply sets the name and
then links to the paper, or
(assuming you're using a un*x shell command line.

\bibcite is the command that goes into the .aux file when
you have a \cite command. errors at \begin{document} are
usually because of something silly in the .aux file.

next step: look at your .aux file for the mismatching {

once you've found that, you ought to be able to trace back
to the errant ...

Apart from the fact that I can't help any further, I don't understand why you insist on a document with lower quality.
when the y&y/bluesky fonts came along, they were in fact much closer to knuth's design than we had all been used to, on our 300dpi printers. (indeed, here we tweaked the mode for ...

BibTeX is an 8-bit program. Things will go wrong when BibTeX tries to process anything that is represented outside of this range. (Material which is just passed through tends to be OK.)

This is a long-standing issue. One possible approach to get round it is the biber-biblatex approach. Simply ...

Hi!
! Package inputenc Error: Keyboard character used is undefined (inputenc) in inputencoding 'latin1'.
See the inputenc package documentation for explanation.
Type H<return> for immediate help.
...
1.92 ...etentrycounter{page}\glsnumberformat{63}}}

I think there are some non-latin characters ...

I'm writing down my thesis and I'm stuck with a little numbering problem.

I renewed the way chapter and section are numbered:

\renewcommand{\thechapter}{\Roman{chapter}}
\renewcommand{\thesection}{\arabic{section}}

Obviously, when I call a section with the \ref command, latex only displays the ...

A short, simple question: how can I add a dot in the section numbering? I have "1.1" and I want to have "1.1."

Us it appropriate to quote the FAQ here? If so, take a look at this.

http://www.tex.ac.uk/cgi-bin/texfaq2html?label=seccntfmt

Otherwise, please ignore that, and accept my apologies.

I'm writing a class file in which I need the \@sect macro to function just like it does normally most of the time, but under certain conditions (as determined by the evaluation of an \if statement) to do something extra. If this was just a normal command, I would use the following kind of code ...

shadgrind wrote:You could try the font-change package. I've never used it, so I have no idea how it works.

it's a plain tex package, and i thought it didn't
deal with maths. (i wrote the catalogue entry, but
that was some time ago, and i only scanned the docs
beforehand.)

I'm a young professor working on my first set of lecture notes for a class I'm teaching. For the formatting, I want to have two sorts of sections for the book: one for example problems and one for example solutions. To differentiate the two, I'd like to be able to put one into sans-serif fonts ...