Hello friends!
Thanks to Guillaume and Lucia you now can:
1) Remove BBLSTYLE ERROR that was originally in LaTeX Templeta.
To solve this problem find in the begin of your .tex file line:
\usepackage{a4wide,makeidx,english,babel}
and remove it with this lines:
%\usepackage{a4wide,makeidx,english,babel}
\usepackage{a4wide,makeidx} \usepackage[english]{babel}
(first line not requer, it just comment of original line, just to be safe).
2) I attach to this mail Makefile for reports. If you don't know what is `make',
ask somebody or try to understand my explanation - it's a simple, but powerfull
util to compile something. For example you have a project (C, Perl, LaTeX,...)
and everyday you compile it typing several commands.
In Linux/Unix/Windows you can write `Makfile', that describes how to compile
your project (dependences, commands, ...), save it to your project's directory
and just type `make' to get results.
To use Makefile, copy it into your directory, change variable REPORT to name
of your report .tex file, for example if you have a main report `sokolov.tex'
I must write:
REPORT = sokolov
Now you can type in your shell:
> make ==> creates DVI file
> make ps ==> creates DVI & PS files
> make pdf ==> creates DVI & PS &PDF files
> make clean ==> reset (delete all temporary files), use if you have some troubles with TeX
ATTENTION: This Makefile will works correctyly only if you solve BBLSTYLE ERROR (See.[1]),
otherwise, LaTeX will return ERROR after compilation and stop compilation progress.
You can ask me any questions (about report:), by e-mail or coming to my office 2R/01 in Computer Center.
In second case I will help you not only telling what to do, but also solve your problem.
See you,
Dmitry Sokolov
Source code of Makefile:
LATEX = latex
DVIPS = dvips
PS2PDF = ps2pdf
REPORT = student
# Put here ^^^^^ name of your report file here, without extension
# Like, if you have `student.tex' put here `student'
all: $(REPORT).dvi
ps: $(REPORT).ps
pdf: $(REPORT).pdf
%.dvi: %.tex
@$(LATEX) $<
@$(LATEX) $<
%.ps: %.dvi
@$(DVIPS) $<
%.pdf: %.ps
@$(PS2PDF) $<
clean:
rm -rf *.log *.aux *.ps *.pdf *~ *.dvi