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Not sure exactly what I'm doing here, but I'm here.

Thank you!

I have begun using LaTeX for many assignments, and it has been wonderful. CTAN is my best friend, and as a tech nerd, I was delighted when I saw it has a guest book. I wanted to say: Thank you all package authors and CTAN team!!! I am so happy that you have a guestbook, truly legendary.

bhcexam1.8编译报错如何解决？

ctex.sty: 错误: 314: Key 'ctex/option/zihao' accepts only a fixed set of choices. }

Gratitude

To Whom It May Concern:

I shall remain anonymous, I am no one of note, however stumbling accross LaTeX during my years of study in college changed me in ways I knew not until later in life.

Today, I journal in LaTeX. Today, my resume is done in LaTeX. Today, all personal letters I write are done in LaTeX.

Thank you sincerely from the bottom of my hear for all those developers that spend their time & attention in maintaining this incredible tool.

If more used it, the better we'd all be!

Thank you for your website

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Thank you

This website has helped me so much with my work. I am able to get all the TeX packages so easily from this website. Thank you CTAN team. This is a very helpful resource

-Jonathan jonathan823@gmail.com

Hello!

Greetings from UofT! Great site for TeX packages.

Does anyone read this?

Just noticed CTAN has a guest book, with surprisingly few entries for a popular public website.

Fuzzy Search Suggestion

I suggest adding fuzzy search capabilities to correct common typos.

Ty

Hayward

Really helpful

In China, most font download websites charge for downloading TeX fonts. Thank you very much for CTAN providing free TeX downloads.

Sharing menu

The left-hand side of every page on CTAN has a small floating menu with options to share the page on various social media platforms. This menu is completely outdated (it still contains Google+ and Twitter). I doubt many people actually use such things, so I don't think anyone would get too upset (or even notice) if you were to simply remove it.

Bem vindo à minha página em CTAN

Sou um professor de Matemática brasileiro vivendo em Sobral, no Ceará, Brasil. I am a professor of Mathematics living in Sobral-Ceará-Brazil.

Issue with epstopdf not working in LaTeX Compilation

I hope this email finds you well. I am currently working with a LaTeX document that includes .eps files, and I am encountering an issue with the epstopdf package. Specifically, while epstopdf appears to be loaded correctly, the .eps files are not being converted to .pdf as expected during compilation. I have checked the following aspects, but the issue persists:

Package Installation: The epstopdf package is properly installed in my TeX distribution (TeX Live 2024), and I can manually convert .eps files to .pdf using the epstopdf command without any issues.

-shell-escape Option: I have ensured that the -shell-escape option is enabled in the LaTeX editor (WinEdt 11.2), as confirmed by the log output showing the runsystem(epstopdf ...) command. However, epstopdf seems not to run automatically during compilation.

Permissions: I have verified that there are no permission issues with the .eps files or the output directory. The epstopdf command works manually, but during LaTeX compilation, the .pdf conversion does not seem to trigger automatically.

File Path and Directory: The .eps files and the LaTeX source are located in the same directory, and I have tried using relative paths, but the issue persists.

Despite these checks, the error message "File 'feedback_n-eps-converted-to.pdf' not found: using draft setting" still appears, suggesting that LaTeX cannot find the converted .pdf file, even though epstopdf appears to execute successfully in the logs.

I would appreciate any advice or suggestions you may have on resolving this issue. Thank you for your time and assistance.

Best regards.