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(First of all, sorry if I'm doing it wrong, it's my 1st time on github.)
When I open the vanilla IPE and manually change the sheet style to the "ElectricalEngineering.isy" the program will throw an error when it tries to run Latex: "!pdfTeX error: pdflatex (file fourier-ms): Font fourier-ms at 552 not found".
I "solved" it opening the .isy file mentioned and deleting the line where "fourier-ms" is used: "\usepackage{fourier,inconsolata}". It probably isn't a proper fix but now seems to work for me.
Either way, thanks for the resources you provide. I'm starting to use IPE and it looks like they'll com handy!
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Removing the package(s) which cause the trouble is a proper way to work around the error. Yet if you update your installed version of ElectricalEngineering.isy you again and again have to manually remove the \usepackage{fourier,inconsolata}. Without having any details of your computer environment I would guess that your LaTeX installation does not have the Fourier fonts installed.
On a Linux system you have to install textlive-fonts-extra and if you're using MikTeX (on a Windows machine) the font may has to be installed through the MikTeX package installer.
(First of all, sorry if I'm doing it wrong, it's my 1st time on github.)
When I open the vanilla IPE and manually change the sheet style to the "ElectricalEngineering.isy" the program will throw an error when it tries to run Latex: "!pdfTeX error: pdflatex (file fourier-ms): Font fourier-ms at 552 not found".
I "solved" it opening the .isy file mentioned and deleting the line where "fourier-ms" is used: "\usepackage{fourier,inconsolata}". It probably isn't a proper fix but now seems to work for me.
Either way, thanks for the resources you provide. I'm starting to use IPE and it looks like they'll com handy!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: