`letopenboxrelax` doesn't work in the case of `aa.cls`
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The journal who owns aa.cls asks the authors to use usepackage[varg]txfonts
. However, there is a clash between that package and amsmath
to define openbox
:
Command openbox already defined. vrulehfil}}
So, I just tried to shut the clash down using letopenboxrelax
:
documentclass[onecolumn]aa
letopenboxrelax
letproofrelax
letendproofrelax
usepackage[varg]txfonts
usepackageamsthm
begindocument
test
enddocument
But the error isn't resolved. What is the right angle of attack to this problem?
amsmath txfonts
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The journal who owns aa.cls asks the authors to use usepackage[varg]txfonts
. However, there is a clash between that package and amsmath
to define openbox
:
Command openbox already defined. vrulehfil}}
So, I just tried to shut the clash down using letopenboxrelax
:
documentclass[onecolumn]aa
letopenboxrelax
letproofrelax
letendproofrelax
usepackage[varg]txfonts
usepackageamsthm
begindocument
test
enddocument
But the error isn't resolved. What is the right angle of attack to this problem?
amsmath txfonts
You didn't tell what exact error you get, I guess a "control sequence already defined." So tryletopenboxundefined
etc. to actually make the command undefined instead of assigning the meaning ofrelax
– siracusa
Dec 8 at 0:34
@siracusa: I added the exact error (Command openbox already defined. vrulehfil}}
) to the question. By the way,letopenboxundefined
didn't resolve the issue.
– Roboticist
Dec 8 at 0:42
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The journal who owns aa.cls asks the authors to use usepackage[varg]txfonts
. However, there is a clash between that package and amsmath
to define openbox
:
Command openbox already defined. vrulehfil}}
So, I just tried to shut the clash down using letopenboxrelax
:
documentclass[onecolumn]aa
letopenboxrelax
letproofrelax
letendproofrelax
usepackage[varg]txfonts
usepackageamsthm
begindocument
test
enddocument
But the error isn't resolved. What is the right angle of attack to this problem?
amsmath txfonts
The journal who owns aa.cls asks the authors to use usepackage[varg]txfonts
. However, there is a clash between that package and amsmath
to define openbox
:
Command openbox already defined. vrulehfil}}
So, I just tried to shut the clash down using letopenboxrelax
:
documentclass[onecolumn]aa
letopenboxrelax
letproofrelax
letendproofrelax
usepackage[varg]txfonts
usepackageamsthm
begindocument
test
enddocument
But the error isn't resolved. What is the right angle of attack to this problem?
amsmath txfonts
amsmath txfonts
edited Dec 8 at 0:40
asked Dec 7 at 23:51
Roboticist
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You didn't tell what exact error you get, I guess a "control sequence already defined." So tryletopenboxundefined
etc. to actually make the command undefined instead of assigning the meaning ofrelax
– siracusa
Dec 8 at 0:34
@siracusa: I added the exact error (Command openbox already defined. vrulehfil}}
) to the question. By the way,letopenboxundefined
didn't resolve the issue.
– Roboticist
Dec 8 at 0:42
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You didn't tell what exact error you get, I guess a "control sequence already defined." So tryletopenboxundefined
etc. to actually make the command undefined instead of assigning the meaning ofrelax
– siracusa
Dec 8 at 0:34
@siracusa: I added the exact error (Command openbox already defined. vrulehfil}}
) to the question. By the way,letopenboxundefined
didn't resolve the issue.
– Roboticist
Dec 8 at 0:42
You didn't tell what exact error you get, I guess a "control sequence already defined." So try
letopenboxundefined
etc. to actually make the command undefined instead of assigning the meaning of relax
– siracusa
Dec 8 at 0:34
You didn't tell what exact error you get, I guess a "control sequence already defined." So try
letopenboxundefined
etc. to actually make the command undefined instead of assigning the meaning of relax
– siracusa
Dec 8 at 0:34
@siracusa: I added the exact error (
Command openbox already defined. vrulehfil}}
) to the question. By the way, letopenboxundefined
didn't resolve the issue.– Roboticist
Dec 8 at 0:42
@siracusa: I added the exact error (
Command openbox already defined. vrulehfil}}
) to the question. By the way, letopenboxundefined
didn't resolve the issue.– Roboticist
Dec 8 at 0:42
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you are undefining the commands while they are undefined, you need to undefine them after they are defined the first time so
documentclass[onecolumn]aa
usepackage[varg]txfonts
letopenboxrelax
letproofrelax
letendproofrelax
usepackageamsthm
begindocument
test
enddocument
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you are undefining the commands while they are undefined, you need to undefine them after they are defined the first time so
documentclass[onecolumn]aa
usepackage[varg]txfonts
letopenboxrelax
letproofrelax
letendproofrelax
usepackageamsthm
begindocument
test
enddocument
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up vote
6
down vote
accepted
you are undefining the commands while they are undefined, you need to undefine them after they are defined the first time so
documentclass[onecolumn]aa
usepackage[varg]txfonts
letopenboxrelax
letproofrelax
letendproofrelax
usepackageamsthm
begindocument
test
enddocument
add a comment |
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down vote
accepted
you are undefining the commands while they are undefined, you need to undefine them after they are defined the first time so
documentclass[onecolumn]aa
usepackage[varg]txfonts
letopenboxrelax
letproofrelax
letendproofrelax
usepackageamsthm
begindocument
test
enddocument
you are undefining the commands while they are undefined, you need to undefine them after they are defined the first time so
documentclass[onecolumn]aa
usepackage[varg]txfonts
letopenboxrelax
letproofrelax
letendproofrelax
usepackageamsthm
begindocument
test
enddocument
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You didn't tell what exact error you get, I guess a "control sequence already defined." So try
letopenboxundefined
etc. to actually make the command undefined instead of assigning the meaning ofrelax
– siracusa
Dec 8 at 0:34
@siracusa: I added the exact error (
Command openbox already defined. vrulehfil}}
) to the question. By the way,letopenboxundefined
didn't resolve the issue.– Roboticist
Dec 8 at 0:42