! Extra }, or forgotten \endgroup.
\color@endbox ->\color@endgroup \egroup
l.403 \end{figure}
The template is not supported officially, so I can't ask for help. I
know many things could have gone wrong, so I don't expect you can
answer how to fix this. But does anybody have an idea how to find out
what is going wrong?
thanks
--
Andrey F
if you are using Winedt as editor (www.winedt.com), there is a feature
which checks the "}".
I guess in other editors there will be similar faeatures.
However if you do not have such an editor, just comment out all between
\begin{figure}
%\includegraphics[...}
%\caption{ }
%\label{ }
\end{figure}
If it is running activate line by line until you get the line with the
error.
In most of the cases you will find the extra "}" quite fast
Cheers
Jörg
Did you try to open the file with winedt?
There is a 30 days trial version, so you can download it and use the
feature finding the missing "{"
How to
1. Open it in winedt
2. select all (ctrl + a)
3. Search/Delimiter/Delimiter check (or Ctrl + F12)
Then Winedt goes through the document and checks whether all delimiters
are set, or if there is one to much.
If this does not work, or winedt is not available
just insert \end{document} within your text.
If it is running just move \end{document} a little down.
Repeat this until the error appears. Therefor the "}" to much mnust be
within the range of the previous place of \end{document} and the
current place of it.
If this does not work, I have 2 questions:
1. Does your document compiles if all figures are commented out?
2. Could you post the lines with the problems?
Have you ever remove all auxiliary files?
For this I would copy all tex-files in a new folder and compile it.
Maybe you have used a special charakter like ä,ö,ü in a label.
Cheers Jörg
yes
> 2. Could you post the lines with the problems?
>
I already did in my previous posts
> Have you ever remove all auxiliary files?
yes
> Maybe you have used a special charakter like ä,ö,ü in a label.
no
I think I got rid of the error by excluding doublespace.sty, as it was
suggested outdated on a different forum. The problem I think is deep
inside the custom document class I am using, and I don't have time to
track down the problem.
Andrey