Re: Mathmode.pdf and braket.sty

Morten Høgholm wrote: 
On Mon, 24 Oct 2005 10:59:55 -0500, Dan <luecking@xxxxxxxx> wrote:

So now I have more explanation than needed why the syntax is wrong, but
none at all for any of my questions. The main one was: why does
Mathmode.pdf give the output it does with the input it contains? That
input is exactly the input I copied from Mathmode's source earlier in
this thread. Does it have anything to do with VTeX (which it seems may
have been used in its preparation)? Or is there some interaction with
the other packages it uses?


My braket.sty is from May 2005, maybe Herbert is using an older version? I don't know if that could be the reason. Donald, did you change anything that could cause this effect? 

The last VTeX update is from end of last year, so it uses
the 1999 braket.sty. I will switch to the new one.

Herbert


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