wolfrain wrote:Sorry, but this command doesn't work. I also tried \usepackage{etex}_immediately and \usepackage[immediately]{etex}, the error are still there.
I believe you may have misunderstood him. Using underscores at each end of a word is a way of emphasizing it, so what he wrote was «put the \usepackage{etex} immediately after the \documentclass statement.»
achim wrote:Do you mean the code works fine without the \includepackage{...}?
Errrmm...?
Sorry... I haven't specified correctly...
In order to draw the line on the matrix equation, I use those three packages, which also introduce the errors I gave here. Of course, without these packages, I would not be able to draw anything on the equation.
I believe you may have misunderstood him. Using underscores at each end of a word is a way of emphasizing it, so what he wrote was «put the \usepackage{etex} immediately after the \documentclass statement.»
Thank you for correcting me.
achim wrote:So, just including the packages without even using them produces the error?
Where did you put them and on what system are you on? Are you using Miktex?
You need to update the file name database after installing new packages in order for LaTeX to know about them. If you're using Miktex, installing new packages is easy. You won't need to download them form the website, just use the package manager from MikTex. After that go to Start/Programs/Miktex/Maintainance/Settings (might be slightly different) and press 'Refresh FNDB' and 'Update Formats' in the General tab.
If you're lucky and you are using linux the packages in question should already be included in texlive.