I think, I've seen this problem before, kinda scarry,
the only way to make the thing work back when it starts to go wild with a very large document is :
1/ to get rid of the quotations
\renewcommand{\cite}[1]{}
2/ To launch the compil and find out were it actually stops.
Generally, the figure's name is wrong, the figure's missing or something funny like that is going on.
3/to restart to quote.
Hope this helps, I donno much more,
Lionel
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De : Alain Delmotte <esperanto-***@public.gmane.org>
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Envoyé le : Dimanche, 27 Août 2006, 9h43mn 20s
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Hi!
Post by Polina MinkovskiDear Stephan,
As for inserting images - (I've done this for a few articles, and had
no problems...and then all of a sudden it started with error messages
- could it have anything to do with whether or not the images are in
metric?)
\begin{figure} [htbp]
\centering
\includegraphics[ height=3. 12in, width=3.4in] {image101. pdf}
\label{Figure F2. Real wage development for industrial workers, 1953 -- 2002}
\end{figure}
Do not mix \label and \caption!!
It looks like what you show as argument of \label is more a caption and
you do not need to put Figure F2, this is automatically included by
LaTeX; the label is used for use in conjonction with \ref, so:
\begin{figure} [htbp]
\centering
\includegraphics[ height=3. 12in, width=3.4in] {image101. pdf}
\caption{Real wage development for industrial workers, 1953 -- 2002}
\label{realwage}
%refered to somewhere by \ref{realwage} or \refpage{realwage}
\end{figure}
Post by Polina MinkovskiBibliography -->
At the end of the document....
\bibliographystyle{ plain}
\bibliography{ Sofia Sandgren}
See comment of Stephan for the name!
Post by Polina Minkovski\end{document}
....
---> Bibliography references are in a .tex and a .bib file...but i'm
not quite sure about the .aux....I believe you need an auxiliary file
for bibtex to work properly??? I'm just a bit confused, because doing
part of a document - the references worked just fine, but when the
entire document was altered to include '/cite{}' the error messages
were infinite.
Do you use /cite{} or \cite{}?
In the LaTeX file (.tex) you have the \cite, \bibliographystyle{ } and
\bibliography{ }
In the .bib the references as @book{xyz, author ="Polina", tilte =.....
.aux are created automatically and contains information for LaTeX to
build the crossreferences, ...
.toc contains the info to build the table of contents,
.log, which is partly shown in the output window at the bottom of
TeXnicCenter contains all messages of LaTeX, telling what it is doing,
whay it can not do (errors), and so on. If you want to send an e-mail
with part of the error messages, open that file and copy/paste
When using BibTeX, .bbl and .blg files are created, containing the
information to create the bibliography, but *do not forget to compile at
least 3 times* to allow 1) LaTeX to write the info, 2) Bibtex to find
all infos from the .bib file, sort it and create the bibliography and 3)
LaTeX to include the bibliography in the text and have correct page
numbering. Often, after the first compilation you get many, many
warnings which disappear during the second and third compilations.
Regards,
Alain Delmotte