Theses, Books, Title pages ⇒ Struggling with packages
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Struggling with packages
I try to check this in the discussion replies just to avoid repetition and it seems to me that there's no one asked about this. So, here I am, how can solve this? Thanks.
listings.sty(2229): Error: Package Listings Error: Couldn't load requested aspect.
Thesis.cls(147): Error: Package keyval Error: frame undefined.
Thesis.cls(147): Error: Package keyval Error: showstringspaces undefined.
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Re: Struggling with packages
What are you doing when you get this error?
Does the default template compile and you introduced this error at some point?
Cheers,
Vel
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Re: Struggling with packages
Just filling the template then trying to compile I got this error.
Actually I don't understand this error type neither the template can produce a PDF file.
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Re: Struggling with packages
What compiler are you using? Are you definitely compiling main.tex and not another file?
Could you paste the full error log?
Cheers,
Vel
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Re: Struggling with packages
Yes, I's compiling main.tex. It crashes and I can't read even the error causing that. So, I can't paste the full error log.
I tried to use another file template since I had almost my chapters done, but I had this error with a new one:
Thesis.cls(36): Error: Package caption Error: For a successful cooperation we need at least version
TR3
Re: Struggling with packages
It looks like your LaTeX distribution is out of date. I'd recommend you install the latest version of MikTeX on Windows or TeX Live on Linux/Mac OS. They come with package managers as well which allow you to automatically update all of your packages to the latest versions - I'm confident that if you do this the template will compile just fine.
Cheers,
Vel