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Deleting manually installed versions of the OSCOLA files from ~/Library/texmf seems to have sorted this out. LaTeX now picks up more recent versions which are included in more recent distributions. (I also updated to TeX Live 2014.)

I have found what I think is a bug in either BibLaTeX or the OSCOLA style. When pinpoint citing a journal article (and perhaps other types of sources) after citing a book chapter, the footnote for the journal article does not have a comma separating the article start page from the pinpoint page ...

I am trying to get the Camel package (< http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/macros/latex/contrib/camel/ >) to work. This is an *old* package, so it may not function with newer versions of LaTeX, and I may be doing something wrong also. However, I think I am using it correctly, but when I run BibTeX, I ...

Hello all

I'm trying to use biblatex to generate citations that follow the Oxford Standard for Citation Of Legal Authorities (OSCOLA) . I'm not sure what citation style this is based on - it doesn't seem to use Oxford referencing style. Is anyone aware of a biblatex style file that generates output ...

I figured it out. There was an incorrect accent in the BibTeX file; once I fixed that, the problem went away. The error message wasn't very clear, which was why I was confused. It's all OK now.

Thanks,

Rónán

I hope I'm posting this query in the correct forum. I'm using Biblatex for an academic paper, and I cannot use the \printbibliography command to include the bibliography at the end. The error message is 'Missing $ inserted'. I think the problem is caused by URLs containing math characters in the ...

localghost wrote:Now that the problem is solved, please mark the topic accordingly as described in Section 3 of the Board Rules.

Done!

etex does the job - thanks!

Rónán

I'm trying to use either the picinpar or picins packages, but when I include them in my document, I get an error "No room for a new \count". I guess this means that these packages are defining more counters than TeX can handle, but I'm not sure what to do about it. (I know these packages are ...