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\makeatletter before and \makeatother after.

That makes more sense. Thanks.

Thank you for your quick reply, Joseph!

/makeatother doesn't work, but after a bit of Googling, I gave /makeatletter a try, and it solves my problem!

Thanks a million!

Hi,

I want to put some code from a .sty in the main .tex file, but I don't know how to do this. I have copy-pasted the code from the .sty file into the preamble of my .tex file, but I get errors, while everything was fine when I just used the .sty file.

Here's the relevant part of my .tex ...

I am using the lineno package to number lines, but it doesn't number lines in captions of figures. lineno was giving me trouble before in combination with amsmath, and I got a bit of code off the net that fixed it:

\newcommand*\patchAmsMathEnvironmentForLineno[1]{%
\expandafter\let\csname old#1 ...

Thanks! That was easy.

Hi,

In documents of class article, the first line of the abstract is indented (at least on my computer). I don't think this is right and it is inconsistent with the first lines of other sections, which are not indented.

Do you have that problem? Do you know a fix?

Thanks!

Hi Stefan,

Thanks for your reply. In the process of making a minimal working example I discovered that if I copy the entire .tex (and .bst) file to a different directory, compiling gives no errors and the umlaut appears just fine. So my problem is solved, although we will probably never find out ...

I have a reference with an umlaut in its title, and I can't get it to work.

Here's the Bibtex entry:

@ARTICLE{Callieri2005,
author = {Callieri, C and Moro, S and Caravati, E and Crosbie, N D and Weisse,
T},
title = {Strain-specific photosynthetic response of freshwater picocyanobacteria ...

Thanks kaiserkarl13 and Joseph. Changing the entries in the .bib database file seems like quite a bit of work either way, and I would prefer it if I can be done by the ecology.bst style file I am using (downloaded from bst.maururu.net). I am now using JabRef to manage my BiBTeX database (before I ...

Thanks for your advice, Jospeh.

How do I get JabRef to change the case?