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<H1>Error Messages</H1>
<h2>PostScript Error</h2>
The generated PostScript is corrupt. To solve this
problem, do the following:
<ul>
<li>Generate PostScript code directly using 'dvips'
with the [dvi] option on.
<li>Preview the code using 'ghostview' or 'gs'.
<li>If the error persists, the problem is very likely
not related to iTe. Check your '\special'
directives or macros which produce '\special', such
as PS-Tricks macros.
<li>If there is no PostScript error, the version of
'dvips' may be inconsistent with the version of iTe.
<li>Get the newest version of iTe.
<li>If your version of 'dvips' is older than 5.58,
then get a newer version.
<li>If 'dvips' is of a current release, then you found an iTe bug and should file a bug report.
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<h2>Cannot find all iTe objects</h2>
While parsing the (La)TeX source code, not all active iTe objects were found. The most
likely reason for this is an inadequate use of the '\ite' directive.
<ul>
<li>Do not include naked (not contained in an iteblock
environment) '\ite' directives from other files via '\input' or
'\include'.
<li>Do not rebind the '\ite' macro.
</ul>
<h2>Spurious iTe object in (La)TeX source</h2>
While parsing the (La)TeX source, iTe has mistaken
an inactive iTe object for an active iTe object.
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The reasons could be
<ul>
<li>You have loaded the iTe package using the 'dvi'
or 'graphics' option, for example with
'\usepackage[dvi]{ite}'. In this case, all objects
are inactive, which is not what you want. Don't use
these options when running iTe.
<li>You have used some weird TeX construct, for example
'\string\ite', for which iTe's parser is too dumb to
see that the '\ite' directive is not expanded.
</ul>
<h2>Argument syntax error</h2>
Arguments to an '\ITE' directive is
corrupt. A correct syntax should look like
<pre>\ITE(123 123 1.3 -10)</pre>
for example.
<h2>DVI file outdated</h2>
The dvi-file does not exist or is older than the (La)TeX source file. Please
recompile the source before using iTe again.
<h2>Buffer modified</h2>
The buffer with the (La)TeX source was modified
but not saved. Please save and recompile the source.
<h2>Generating PostScript failed</h2>
iTe was not able to translate the DVI-file into a PostScript file.
Please see the log-buffer for more details.
<p>
The reasons for failure could be one of
<ul>
<li>'dvips' could not be executed, i.e., is not in your search path.
<li>'perl' could not be executed, i.e., is not in your search path.
<li>Versions of files in the iTe distribution are inconsistent.
'ite.el', 'ite.pl', 'ite.sty' and 'ite.ps' must all be of the
same version.
<li>iTe was unable to read the (La)TeX log-file.
<li>You did not load the iTe-package at all. Insert
'usepackage{ite}' in the header of the (La)TeX source.
<li>There are no iTe blocks, and thus no active ite objects,
in the (La)TeX source.
</ul>
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