can not find “actuarialsymbol.sty”
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When I want to use package, it always said: can not find actuarialsymbol.sty. I don't know where to download this file. Last time when I met this problem with another package, I download the .sty directly and put it in the same folder.
But this time, I can not find the file.
symbols packages
edited Jan 23 at 20:44
Sebastiano
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ClaireClaire
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When I want to use package, it always said: can not find actuarialsymbol.sty. I don't know where to download this file. Last time when I met this problem with another package, I download the .sty directly and put it in the same folder.
But this time, I can not find the file.
symbols packages
edited Jan 23 at 20:44
Sebastiano
9,76041858
asked Jan 23 at 20:32
ClaireClaire
1
the package is texlive and miktex and on the ctan archive, where did you look?
– David Carlisle
Jan 23 at 20:45
Welcome to TeX SX! What is your distribution?
– Bernard
Jan 23 at 20:45
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if you use texlivetlmgr actuarialsymbolshould work, other distributions will have equivalent package update commands, but the details will depend on which tex system you are using..
– David Carlisle
Jan 23 at 21:02
Please tell us exactly how you try to load the package. E.g., do you writeusepackage{actuarialsymbol}, or do you writeusepackage{actuarialsymbol.sty}? (The latter method should generate the following error message: "LaTeX Error: Fileactuarialsymbol.sty.stynot found.")
– Mico
Jan 23 at 22:47
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When I want to use package, it always said: can not find actuarialsymbol.sty. I don't know where to download this file. Last time when I met this problem with another package, I download the .sty directly and put it in the same folder.
But this time, I can not find the file.
symbols packages
edited Jan 23 at 20:44
Sebastiano
9,76041858
asked Jan 23 at 20:32
ClaireClaire
1
When I want to use package, it always said: can not find actuarialsymbol.sty. I don't know where to download this file. Last time when I met this problem with another package, I download the .sty directly and put it in the same folder.
But this time, I can not find the file.
symbols packages
symbols packages
edited Jan 23 at 20:44
Sebastiano
9,76041858
asked Jan 23 at 20:32
ClaireClaire
1
edited Jan 23 at 20:44
Sebastiano
9,76041858
asked Jan 23 at 20:32
ClaireClaire
1
edited Jan 23 at 20:44
Sebastiano
9,76041858
edited Jan 23 at 20:44
Sebastiano
9,76041858
edited Jan 23 at 20:44
Sebastiano
9,76041858
9,76041858
asked Jan 23 at 20:32
ClaireClaire
1
asked Jan 23 at 20:32
ClaireClaire
1
asked Jan 23 at 20:32
ClaireClaire
1
1
the package is texlive and miktex and on the ctan archive, where did you look?
– David Carlisle
Jan 23 at 20:45
Welcome to TeX SX! What is your distribution?
– Bernard
Jan 23 at 20:45
1
if you use texlivetlmgr actuarialsymbolshould work, other distributions will have equivalent package update commands, but the details will depend on which tex system you are using..
– David Carlisle
Jan 23 at 21:02
Please tell us exactly how you try to load the package. E.g., do you writeusepackage{actuarialsymbol}, or do you writeusepackage{actuarialsymbol.sty}? (The latter method should generate the following error message: "LaTeX Error: Fileactuarialsymbol.sty.stynot found.")
– Mico
Jan 23 at 22:47
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the package is texlive and miktex and on the ctan archive, where did you look?
– David Carlisle
Jan 23 at 20:45
Welcome to TeX SX! What is your distribution?
– Bernard
Jan 23 at 20:45
1
if you use texlivetlmgr actuarialsymbolshould work, other distributions will have equivalent package update commands, but the details will depend on which tex system you are using..
– David Carlisle
Jan 23 at 21:02
Please tell us exactly how you try to load the package. E.g., do you writeusepackage{actuarialsymbol}, or do you writeusepackage{actuarialsymbol.sty}? (The latter method should generate the following error message: "LaTeX Error: Fileactuarialsymbol.sty.stynot found.")
– Mico
Jan 23 at 22:47
the package is texlive and miktex and on the ctan archive, where did you look?
– David Carlisle
Jan 23 at 20:45
the package is texlive and miktex and on the ctan archive, where did you look?
– David Carlisle
Jan 23 at 20:45
Welcome to TeX SX! What is your distribution?
– Bernard
Jan 23 at 20:45
Welcome to TeX SX! What is your distribution?
– Bernard
Jan 23 at 20:45
1
1
if you use texlive
tlmgr actuarialsymbol should work, other distributions will have equivalent package update commands, but the details will depend on which tex system you are using..– David Carlisle
Jan 23 at 21:02
if you use texlive
tlmgr actuarialsymbol should work, other distributions will have equivalent package update commands, but the details will depend on which tex system you are using..– David Carlisle
Jan 23 at 21:02
Please tell us exactly how you try to load the package. E.g., do you write
usepackage{actuarialsymbol}, or do you write usepackage{actuarialsymbol.sty}? (The latter method should generate the following error message: "LaTeX Error: File actuarialsymbol.sty.sty not found.")– Mico
Jan 23 at 22:47
Please tell us exactly how you try to load the package. E.g., do you write
usepackage{actuarialsymbol}, or do you write usepackage{actuarialsymbol.sty}? (The latter method should generate the following error message: "LaTeX Error: File actuarialsymbol.sty.sty not found.")– Mico
Jan 23 at 22:47
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the package is texlive and miktex and on the ctan archive, where did you look?
– David Carlisle
Jan 23 at 20:45
Welcome to TeX SX! What is your distribution?
– Bernard
Jan 23 at 20:45
1
if you use texlive
tlmgr actuarialsymbolshould work, other distributions will have equivalent package update commands, but the details will depend on which tex system you are using..– David Carlisle
Jan 23 at 21:02
Please tell us exactly how you try to load the package. E.g., do you write
usepackage{actuarialsymbol}, or do you writeusepackage{actuarialsymbol.sty}? (The latter method should generate the following error message: "LaTeX Error: Fileactuarialsymbol.sty.stynot found.")– Mico
Jan 23 at 22:47