LaTeX Error: File `enumitem.sty' not found
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I'm using the enumitem package, by typing usepackage{enumitem} in the preamble, so when I compile my PDF two pop-up pages appear in order to install it. I click on "Install" for both however then the following error occurs:
LaTeX Error: File `enumitem.sty' not found.
If I try it again I get the same result. I've also tried it with the cancel package to no avail as well.
How can I effectively install this package for usage?
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I'm using the enumitem package, by typing usepackage{enumitem} in the preamble, so when I compile my PDF two pop-up pages appear in order to install it. I click on "Install" for both however then the following error occurs:
LaTeX Error: File `enumitem.sty' not found.
If I try it again I get the same result. I've also tried it with the cancel package to no avail as well.
How can I effectively install this package for usage?
errors packages
asked Dec 3 at 15:59
zest16
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That is hard to say when you give us no information about what kind of LaTeX system you are using. MikTeX? TeXLive? Windows, Mac or Linux?
– daleif
Dec 3 at 16:02
Windows, and MikTeX package manager. I'm using Knitr in case it's relevant.
– zest16
Dec 3 at 16:31
Then use the package manager to install the missing packages. Normally MikTeX gives you a popup asking you if you want it to install it for you, but running LaTeX from within Knitr might block this popup. So either install the package using the package manager or try compiling the generated LaTeX file manually instead of having knitr doing it for you.
– daleif
Dec 3 at 16:37
Thanks. Now when I install the package using the packing manager there's another "MiKTeX Problem Report" pop-up which reads=get host by name failed in tcp.connect().
– zest16
Dec 3 at 16:52
Pas, i don't use miktex, so cannot help, try googling that error
– daleif
Dec 3 at 18:11
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up vote
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I'm using the enumitem package, by typing usepackage{enumitem} in the preamble, so when I compile my PDF two pop-up pages appear in order to install it. I click on "Install" for both however then the following error occurs:
LaTeX Error: File `enumitem.sty' not found.
If I try it again I get the same result. I've also tried it with the cancel package to no avail as well.
How can I effectively install this package for usage?
errors packages
asked Dec 3 at 15:59
zest16
205
I'm using the enumitem package, by typing usepackage{enumitem} in the preamble, so when I compile my PDF two pop-up pages appear in order to install it. I click on "Install" for both however then the following error occurs:
LaTeX Error: File `enumitem.sty' not found.
If I try it again I get the same result. I've also tried it with the cancel package to no avail as well.
How can I effectively install this package for usage?
errors packages
errors packages
asked Dec 3 at 15:59
zest16
205
asked Dec 3 at 15:59
zest16
205
asked Dec 3 at 15:59
zest16
205
asked Dec 3 at 15:59
zest16
205
asked Dec 3 at 15:59
zest16
205
205
That is hard to say when you give us no information about what kind of LaTeX system you are using. MikTeX? TeXLive? Windows, Mac or Linux?
– daleif
Dec 3 at 16:02
Windows, and MikTeX package manager. I'm using Knitr in case it's relevant.
– zest16
Dec 3 at 16:31
Then use the package manager to install the missing packages. Normally MikTeX gives you a popup asking you if you want it to install it for you, but running LaTeX from within Knitr might block this popup. So either install the package using the package manager or try compiling the generated LaTeX file manually instead of having knitr doing it for you.
– daleif
Dec 3 at 16:37
Thanks. Now when I install the package using the packing manager there's another "MiKTeX Problem Report" pop-up which reads=get host by name failed in tcp.connect().
– zest16
Dec 3 at 16:52
Pas, i don't use miktex, so cannot help, try googling that error
– daleif
Dec 3 at 18:11
|
show 1 more comment
That is hard to say when you give us no information about what kind of LaTeX system you are using. MikTeX? TeXLive? Windows, Mac or Linux?
– daleif
Dec 3 at 16:02
Windows, and MikTeX package manager. I'm using Knitr in case it's relevant.
– zest16
Dec 3 at 16:31
Then use the package manager to install the missing packages. Normally MikTeX gives you a popup asking you if you want it to install it for you, but running LaTeX from within Knitr might block this popup. So either install the package using the package manager or try compiling the generated LaTeX file manually instead of having knitr doing it for you.
– daleif
Dec 3 at 16:37
Thanks. Now when I install the package using the packing manager there's another "MiKTeX Problem Report" pop-up which reads=get host by name failed in tcp.connect().
– zest16
Dec 3 at 16:52
Pas, i don't use miktex, so cannot help, try googling that error
– daleif
Dec 3 at 18:11
That is hard to say when you give us no information about what kind of LaTeX system you are using. MikTeX? TeXLive? Windows, Mac or Linux?
– daleif
Dec 3 at 16:02
That is hard to say when you give us no information about what kind of LaTeX system you are using. MikTeX? TeXLive? Windows, Mac or Linux?
– daleif
Dec 3 at 16:02
Windows, and MikTeX package manager. I'm using Knitr in case it's relevant.
– zest16
Dec 3 at 16:31
Windows, and MikTeX package manager. I'm using Knitr in case it's relevant.
– zest16
Dec 3 at 16:31
Then use the package manager to install the missing packages. Normally MikTeX gives you a popup asking you if you want it to install it for you, but running LaTeX from within Knitr might block this popup. So either install the package using the package manager or try compiling the generated LaTeX file manually instead of having knitr doing it for you.
– daleif
Dec 3 at 16:37
Then use the package manager to install the missing packages. Normally MikTeX gives you a popup asking you if you want it to install it for you, but running LaTeX from within Knitr might block this popup. So either install the package using the package manager or try compiling the generated LaTeX file manually instead of having knitr doing it for you.
– daleif
Dec 3 at 16:37
Thanks. Now when I install the package using the packing manager there's another "MiKTeX Problem Report" pop-up which reads
=get host by name failed in tcp.connect().– zest16
Dec 3 at 16:52
Thanks. Now when I install the package using the packing manager there's another "MiKTeX Problem Report" pop-up which reads
=get host by name failed in tcp.connect().– zest16
Dec 3 at 16:52
Pas, i don't use miktex, so cannot help, try googling that error
– daleif
Dec 3 at 18:11
Pas, i don't use miktex, so cannot help, try googling that error
– daleif
Dec 3 at 18:11
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That is hard to say when you give us no information about what kind of LaTeX system you are using. MikTeX? TeXLive? Windows, Mac or Linux?
– daleif
Dec 3 at 16:02
Windows, and MikTeX package manager. I'm using Knitr in case it's relevant.
– zest16
Dec 3 at 16:31
Then use the package manager to install the missing packages. Normally MikTeX gives you a popup asking you if you want it to install it for you, but running LaTeX from within Knitr might block this popup. So either install the package using the package manager or try compiling the generated LaTeX file manually instead of having knitr doing it for you.
– daleif
Dec 3 at 16:37
Thanks. Now when I install the package using the packing manager there's another "MiKTeX Problem Report" pop-up which reads
=get host by name failed in tcp.connect().– zest16
Dec 3 at 16:52
Pas, i don't use miktex, so cannot help, try googling that error
– daleif
Dec 3 at 18:11