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No formula.sty
I recently switched from Windows to Linux (Ubuntu 13.10). I have used miktex and texlipse on windows.
I installed eclipse and texlive via the Ubuntu Software center. Then I compiled my texlipse project and the error:
LaTeX Error: File `formula.sty' not found.
Then I installed texlive-latex-extra and texlive-science, but nothing changed.
Afterwards I created a new folder:
/usr/share/texlive/texmf-dist/tex/latex/formula
and added the formula.sty file, that I found on a file share site.
That didn't work, too.
Finally I installed texlive-full, but that also had no effect.
I googled for solutions but found nothing helpful and I searched for formula.sty here in the forum and got nothing that worked, too.
Can anyone help me with this problem?
Thanks for your support!
PS: I commented out the formula package and got the same error for the ulsy package, too.
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No formula.sty
- You can download both packages from CTAN: formula, ulsy.
- Did you try placing the sty file in your project directory?
- If you install a new package, you'll have to update the source tree
- To see if the formula package is installed try:
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tlmgr list --only-installed | grep 'formula'
No formula.sty
I removed texlive via
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sudo apt-get purge texlive*
Then I used this script http://www.latex-community.org/forum/vi ... 12&t=23749 to install TeX Live 2013.
After that I installed some packages manually as described in your cited post.
I hope I won't face any further problems.
Thanks again and kind regards,
S28G
- Johannes_B
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No formula.sty
There should be no need to install debian packagaes.
I just noticed, that these packages are not included in TeX Live. Are you really using those packages?
There should be modern alternatives, for example, looks like acro should do the same job as formula.
Re: No formula.sty
How can I verify that I get the same result? To be honest, I don't know what these packages do...
- Johannes_B
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Re: No formula.sty
There are packages, that do something just by including them (usepackage).
Other packages give you some macros, that you have to use in order to see the result.
As a hint: Uncomment those packages (put a % in front) and compile. If nothing happens (well, no complains by LaTeX), then you are not using those packages and can just go on without worrying.
Re: No formula.sty
commenting those two packages changed nothing and no error was thrown...
Looks quite good now!