,                          LaTeX Error Reports   (                             11 June 1995  
 ERROR REPORTS   - Before you report an error please check that:   >  * Your LaTeX system is not more than one year old.  New LaTeX?    releases occur at 6 monthly intervals, thus your problem may     have already been fixed.   A  * The error is not already mentioned in the documentation of the H    distribution, e.g. in a .bug file.  (In this case it is a feature :-)  <  * The error has not already been reported.  If you have WWWA    access, you can search the LaTeX bugs database using this URL:   ,    http://www.tex.ac.uk/CTAN/latex/bugs.html  @  * The error is not caused by software other than the core LaTeXA    software that is produced and maintained by the LaTeX3 project B    team (please report problems with other software to the authors"    or suppliers of that software).  F  * The error is not caused by using an obsolete version of any file or    of other software.   D  * You are using the original version of all files, not one that has    been modified elsewhere.   B If you think you have found a genuine bug in recent version of the: core LaTeX software please report it in the following way:  5  * Generate a bug report template by running the file      latexbug.tex through LaTeX2e.  5  * Fill in the spaces in the generated template file.    A  * Include all necessary information, especially a complete input F    file, a complete transcript file, and all other files used (if they    are not standard).   C    Please check carefully to ensure that any non-standard files are D    essential to the bug; and remember that we cannot debug files not    supplied by us.  E    Any such non-standard files should be included in a `filecontents' /    environment at the start of your input file.   C  * Please note that it is important to make the input file as small B    as possible since this will enable us to find and fix the errorF    quickly.  It also helps us because then we can often use it as test    file for future releases.     @    We would expect most files to be less than 60 lines, and very&    rarely to be longer than 100 lines.     >    This can often be achieved by defining a command to be someD    arbitrary text and using this several times if it is necessary to     generate longer bits of text.  ? Error reports concerning UNCHANGED versions of CORE LaTeX files = which are less than one year old should be sent by E-mail to:      latex-bugs@uni-mainz.de      ? --- Copyright 1995 the LaTeX3 project.  All rights reserved --- 