Summary

This chapter prepared us to solve problems that might occur.

Specifically, we have learned about:

• Locating and fixing errors

• Understanding warning messages

• Analyzing LaTeX's typesetting log

Correcting errors is absolutely necessary. Dealing with warnings is a valuable bonus.

If you encounter any problem which you aren't able to solve on your own, don't hesitate to ask for help on a LaTeX Internet forum. You've got the tools within this chapter, and also:

• You know how to create a tiny but complete example which demonstrates the problem

• You are able to report an error message

• You know about the log file and could provide its information

For LaTeX friends online, it's often an easy task to use this information in solving your problem, and definitely a lot of LaTeX enthusiasts have fun in helping other LaTeX users.

The next chapter will point the way to LaTeX web forums and also to many other online resources.