How can I use ieeeconf.cls file in root.tex in TexStudio?
I've been trying to use the ieeeconf.cls file with the root.tex file, but I just can't get that work.
I import like this: documentclass[letterpaper, 10 pt, conference]{ieeeconf} but I get the following error, when I hover the mouse on that line:
Class: ieeeconf
(not found)
And when I try to compile the root.tex file I get the following logs (the one about /maketitle I think it's becasue the ieeeconf is not loading properly):
But the files are in the same folder, like this:
The links of the files are from ieee site and I'm using the following to build:
texstudio document-classes
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I've been trying to use the ieeeconf.cls file with the root.tex file, but I just can't get that work.
I import like this: documentclass[letterpaper, 10 pt, conference]{ieeeconf} but I get the following error, when I hover the mouse on that line:
Class: ieeeconf
(not found)
And when I try to compile the root.tex file I get the following logs (the one about /maketitle I think it's becasue the ieeeconf is not loading properly):
But the files are in the same folder, like this:
The links of the files are from ieee site and I'm using the following to build:
texstudio document-classes
asked 13 mins ago
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Trydocumentclass{IEEEconf}instead. If you're compiling on a Linux/Unix/Mac- like operating system, the filename is case-sensitive
– Christian Hupfer
6 mins ago
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I've been trying to use the ieeeconf.cls file with the root.tex file, but I just can't get that work.
I import like this: documentclass[letterpaper, 10 pt, conference]{ieeeconf} but I get the following error, when I hover the mouse on that line:
Class: ieeeconf
(not found)
And when I try to compile the root.tex file I get the following logs (the one about /maketitle I think it's becasue the ieeeconf is not loading properly):
But the files are in the same folder, like this:
The links of the files are from ieee site and I'm using the following to build:
texstudio document-classes
asked 13 mins ago
Felipe Augusto
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Felipe Augusto is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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I've been trying to use the ieeeconf.cls file with the root.tex file, but I just can't get that work.
I import like this: documentclass[letterpaper, 10 pt, conference]{ieeeconf} but I get the following error, when I hover the mouse on that line:
Class: ieeeconf
(not found)
And when I try to compile the root.tex file I get the following logs (the one about /maketitle I think it's becasue the ieeeconf is not loading properly):
But the files are in the same folder, like this:
The links of the files are from ieee site and I'm using the following to build:
texstudio document-classes
texstudio document-classes
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Trydocumentclass{IEEEconf}instead. If you're compiling on a Linux/Unix/Mac- like operating system, the filename is case-sensitive
– Christian Hupfer
6 mins ago
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Trydocumentclass{IEEEconf}instead. If you're compiling on a Linux/Unix/Mac- like operating system, the filename is case-sensitive
– Christian Hupfer
6 mins ago
Try
documentclass{IEEEconf} instead. If you're compiling on a Linux/Unix/Mac- like operating system, the filename is case-sensitive– Christian Hupfer
6 mins ago
Try
documentclass{IEEEconf} instead. If you're compiling on a Linux/Unix/Mac- like operating system, the filename is case-sensitive– Christian Hupfer
6 mins ago
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documentclass{IEEEconf}instead. If you're compiling on a Linux/Unix/Mac- like operating system, the filename is case-sensitive– Christian Hupfer
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