Where can I download cuparticle.cls file
When I compile my document. LaTex shows the error:
File, 'cuparticle.cls' not found.
Where can I find this file.
The file is for Cambridge University Press. Actually, the Journal is Forum of Mathematics, Pi. In read me file, the following is instructed:
You need the following file:
cuparticle.cls
Please use the documentclass option fmp'. For example:
documentclass[%
fmp, times,
]{cuparticle}
Here is the link((https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/forum-of-mathematics-sigma/information/instructions-contributors)
) to zip file containing LaTex file which I try to compile. Please click on, "LaTeX template files for submission" inside the link.
document-classes
edited Jan 10 at 0:42
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When I compile my document. LaTex shows the error:
File, 'cuparticle.cls' not found.
Where can I find this file.
The file is for Cambridge University Press. Actually, the Journal is Forum of Mathematics, Pi. In read me file, the following is instructed:
You need the following file:
cuparticle.cls
Please use the documentclass option fmp'. For example:
documentclass[%
fmp, times,
]{cuparticle}
Here is the link((https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/forum-of-mathematics-sigma/information/instructions-contributors)
) to zip file containing LaTex file which I try to compile. Please click on, "LaTeX template files for submission" inside the link.
document-classes
edited Jan 10 at 0:42
Kurt
35.9k847161
asked Jan 9 at 23:10
latexlearnerlatexlearner
61
Welcome to TeX.SE. Is "cup" short for Cambridge University Press -- CUP for short? If so, have you inquired with CUP?
– Mico
Jan 9 at 23:16
Could you show us your code as well?
– zyy
Jan 9 at 23:23
add a comment |
When I compile my document. LaTex shows the error:
File, 'cuparticle.cls' not found.
Where can I find this file.
The file is for Cambridge University Press. Actually, the Journal is Forum of Mathematics, Pi. In read me file, the following is instructed:
You need the following file:
cuparticle.cls
Please use the documentclass option fmp'. For example:
documentclass[%
fmp, times,
]{cuparticle}
Here is the link((https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/forum-of-mathematics-sigma/information/instructions-contributors)
) to zip file containing LaTex file which I try to compile. Please click on, "LaTeX template files for submission" inside the link.
document-classes
edited Jan 10 at 0:42
Kurt
35.9k847161
asked Jan 9 at 23:10
latexlearnerlatexlearner
61
When I compile my document. LaTex shows the error:
File, 'cuparticle.cls' not found.
Where can I find this file.
The file is for Cambridge University Press. Actually, the Journal is Forum of Mathematics, Pi. In read me file, the following is instructed:
You need the following file:
cuparticle.cls
Please use the documentclass option fmp'. For example:
documentclass[%
fmp, times,
]{cuparticle}
Here is the link((https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/forum-of-mathematics-sigma/information/instructions-contributors)
) to zip file containing LaTex file which I try to compile. Please click on, "LaTeX template files for submission" inside the link.
document-classes
document-classes
edited Jan 10 at 0:42
Kurt
35.9k847161
asked Jan 9 at 23:10
latexlearnerlatexlearner
61
edited Jan 10 at 0:42
Kurt
35.9k847161
asked Jan 9 at 23:10
latexlearnerlatexlearner
61
edited Jan 10 at 0:42
Kurt
35.9k847161
edited Jan 10 at 0:42
Kurt
35.9k847161
edited Jan 10 at 0:42
Kurt
35.9k847161
35.9k847161
asked Jan 9 at 23:10
latexlearnerlatexlearner
61
asked Jan 9 at 23:10
latexlearnerlatexlearner
61
asked Jan 9 at 23:10
latexlearnerlatexlearner
61
61
Welcome to TeX.SE. Is "cup" short for Cambridge University Press -- CUP for short? If so, have you inquired with CUP?
– Mico
Jan 9 at 23:16
Could you show us your code as well?
– zyy
Jan 9 at 23:23
add a comment |
Welcome to TeX.SE. Is "cup" short for Cambridge University Press -- CUP for short? If so, have you inquired with CUP?
– Mico
Jan 9 at 23:16
Could you show us your code as well?
– zyy
Jan 9 at 23:23
Welcome to TeX.SE. Is "cup" short for Cambridge University Press -- CUP for short? If so, have you inquired with CUP?
– Mico
Jan 9 at 23:16
Welcome to TeX.SE. Is "cup" short for Cambridge University Press -- CUP for short? If so, have you inquired with CUP?
– Mico
Jan 9 at 23:16
Could you show us your code as well?
– zyy
Jan 9 at 23:23
Could you show us your code as well?
– zyy
Jan 9 at 23:23
add a comment |
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The problem with the zip file from the given link is that there is no file cuparticle.cls but cuparticle v2.cls:
Copy the given files to a new directory and rename cuparticle v2.cls to cuparticle.cls. Then you can compile the given file fms-template.tex file without that message you got ...
answered Jan 10 at 3:35
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The Journal is Forum of Mathematics, Pi author instructions page provides a page to download a zip file that contains cuparticle.cls. It looks like the class was developed by RVT but the download link on the wiki appears dead and the wayback machine isn't helpful.
answered Jan 9 at 23:40
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The problem with the zip file from the given link is that there is no file cuparticle.cls but cuparticle v2.cls:
Copy the given files to a new directory and rename cuparticle v2.cls to cuparticle.cls. Then you can compile the given file fms-template.tex file without that message you got ...
answered Jan 10 at 3:35
KurtKurt
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The problem with the zip file from the given link is that there is no file cuparticle.cls but cuparticle v2.cls:
Copy the given files to a new directory and rename cuparticle v2.cls to cuparticle.cls. Then you can compile the given file fms-template.tex file without that message you got ...
answered Jan 10 at 3:35
KurtKurt
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add a comment |
The problem with the zip file from the given link is that there is no file cuparticle.cls but cuparticle v2.cls:
Copy the given files to a new directory and rename cuparticle v2.cls to cuparticle.cls. Then you can compile the given file fms-template.tex file without that message you got ...
answered Jan 10 at 3:35
KurtKurt
35.9k847161
The problem with the zip file from the given link is that there is no file cuparticle.cls but cuparticle v2.cls:
Copy the given files to a new directory and rename cuparticle v2.cls to cuparticle.cls. Then you can compile the given file fms-template.tex file without that message you got ...
answered Jan 10 at 3:35
KurtKurt
35.9k847161
answered Jan 10 at 3:35
KurtKurt
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answered Jan 10 at 3:35
KurtKurt
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answered Jan 10 at 3:35
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The Journal is Forum of Mathematics, Pi author instructions page provides a page to download a zip file that contains cuparticle.cls. It looks like the class was developed by RVT but the download link on the wiki appears dead and the wayback machine isn't helpful.
answered Jan 9 at 23:40
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The Journal is Forum of Mathematics, Pi author instructions page provides a page to download a zip file that contains cuparticle.cls. It looks like the class was developed by RVT but the download link on the wiki appears dead and the wayback machine isn't helpful.
answered Jan 9 at 23:40
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The Journal is Forum of Mathematics, Pi author instructions page provides a page to download a zip file that contains cuparticle.cls. It looks like the class was developed by RVT but the download link on the wiki appears dead and the wayback machine isn't helpful.
answered Jan 9 at 23:40
StrongBadStrongBad
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The Journal is Forum of Mathematics, Pi author instructions page provides a page to download a zip file that contains cuparticle.cls. It looks like the class was developed by RVT but the download link on the wiki appears dead and the wayback machine isn't helpful.
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Welcome to TeX.SE. Is "cup" short for Cambridge University Press -- CUP for short? If so, have you inquired with CUP?
– Mico
Jan 9 at 23:16
Could you show us your code as well?
– zyy
Jan 9 at 23:23