I was beating my day because the index was not being printed on the report.
Later, after a good number of search(es), I found that this is interesting feature of MikTex 2.9
The problem was solved by changing %bm to %tm in the MakeIndex option.
Here is what I did:
Go to build > Define Output Profiles (Alt+F7)
Change %bm to %tm in the MakeIndex option.
Probably same thing needs to happen with Bibtex (if problem persists).
Edit:
I am really glad that you are finding it useful. Happy Texing!
Thank you so much !!!!
ReplyDeleteIt worked! I spent three hours searching different forums for an answer to this problem with no progress, but this did the trick. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteThank you very much! I've spent several days looking for a solution!!
ReplyDeletePerfect! Thanx a lot!
ReplyDeleteMade my day! Brilliant!
ReplyDeleteThanks again.
Do you know what to do when \pagebreak does not work?
Thanks again!
ReplyDeleteDo you know what to do when \pagebreak does not work?
@Guillaume Coatalen,
ReplyDeleteDid you try \newpage ?
(\pagebreak command tells LaTeX to break the current page at the point of the command... )
Thank you very much - this fixed my similar problem with makeglossaries.
ReplyDeleteThx!!!
ReplyDeleteAwesome, you saved me a night of work!
ReplyDeleteThank you. I spent a lot time trying to make the index appear. Now it did. :)
ReplyDeleteWell! Thanks a lot!!! As almost everyone else, I was looking the whole day to get a solution :)
ReplyDeleteThank you very much worked first time - probably save my year
ReplyDeletewell, somehow that didn't work for me either.... but i defined myself another postprocessing tool in texniccenter with the path of the makeindex program and ""%tm".nlo -s nomencl.ist -o "%tm".nls"
ReplyDeleteThat one workes perfectly. But thanks for the hint
Thx very much!
ReplyDeleteMan you saved our lives. I spent a few hours figuring out why this doens't work. So what was the problem actually and why b has to be replaced by t? is this some kind of new version with updated commands? And why the solution is so obscure actually?
ReplyDeleteMan you saved our lives. I spent a few hours figuring out why this doens't work. So what was the problem actually and why b has to be replaced by t? is this some kind of new version with updated commands? And why the solution is so obscure actually?
ReplyDeleteYou have no idea how long I'd been trying to figure out what was wrong! I tried everything, even changing my document class (which was fine, I wanted to do that anyway)!
ReplyDeleteTHANK YOU SO MUCH!
Thank you!! Could not find any better solution in german forums.
ReplyDeleteAnother very big thanks you!!
ReplyDeleteThank YOU SOOOO MUCH!!! I have spent the whole day on this problem, and with your help it was finally solved!!!
ReplyDeletethank u so much i am a beginner of latex can any one a nice tutorial to learn
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