Create the following directories - substituting '$HOMEDIR' for the
path of your home directory.
There are four files to download
You will need to edit the chapter1.tex file. Substitute all instances of
'/home/bsm/james' with the path of your own home directory ($HOMEDIR).
Check that you have the correctly installed the following style files:
They should all go in the $HOMEDIR/tex directory.
See bibliography style files for more information.
In general you have to observe the following sequence of operations:
latex, bibtex, latex, latex and dvips.
Go to the directory where the .tex files are (e.g. $HOMEDIR/thesis/chapter1/latex).
Remove old postscript files (.ps), dvi files (.dvi) and old bibliography files (.bbl).
Obviously *DO NOT* remove the latex files (.tex).
Assuming your chapter master latex file is called
'chapter1.tex', type the following commands (hit return after each one):
That produce your postscript = chapter1.ps
An example of the postscript output can be downloaded here
(chapter1.ps). View this file using
ghostview or other suitable postscript viewer..
Directory Organisation
$HOMEDIR/thesis
$HOMEDIR/thesis/chapter1
$HOMEDIR/thesis/chapter1/figures
$HOMEDIR/thesis/chapter1/figures/hmm
$HOMEDIR/thesis/chapter1/latex
$HOMEDIR/thesis/references
File Download
chapter1.tex - put in $HOMEDIR/thesis/chapter1/latex
chapter1_body.tex - put in $HOMEDIR/thesis/chapter1/latex
hmm.eps - put in $HOMEDIR/thesis/chapter1/figures/hmm
thesis.bib - put in $HOMEDIR/thesis/references
File Modifications And Checks
ccaption.sty
jmb.bst
natbib.sty
Compiling Your Document
cd $HOMEDIR/thesis/chapter1/latex
latex chapter1
bibtex chapter1
latex chapter1
latex chapter1
dvips chapter1.dvi -o chapter1.ps
An Example Postscript Output