> "Dan" == Dan Leggate <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Dan> Many thanks for your reply. I think this is exactly what the
Dan> problem is - I had put a cross-reference to part of the main text
Dan> in the figure caption. Is there a way to get away with this or
Dan> should I just take the reference
- Original Message -
From: "Jean-Marc Lasgouttes" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> A common cause for cryptic error messages is when you have references
> or math formulas (I think) in figure captions or sections. This is
> because these are copied in the list of figure or table of contents
> and
> "Daniel" == Daniel Leggate <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Daniel> I'm having a few problems trying to view a document as
Daniel> postscript. LaTeX is coming up with two (as far as I can see
Daniel> identical) error messages at the start of the document. The
Daniel> error is
Daniel> "extra },
I've narrowed it down to the list of figures and list of tables. When I
delete these from the \frontmatter of the document the errors disappear.
Could there be something wrong with the way I am inserting my figures -
obviously I would like to have a list of figures present in the final
document?
I'm having a few problems trying to view a document as postscript. LaTeX
is coming up with two (as far as I can see identical) error messages at
the start of the document. The error is
"extra }, or forgotten \endgroup.
...x\void@x \let \reserved@d = *\def \par }}
{39}"
and then some message abo
