Please report any problems directly to me. From time to time, I will release new corrected versions of the macros. In the mean time, corrections and work arounds will be posted here.
Error messages like:
! LaTeX Error: Command \bibfont already defined. Or name \end... illegal, see p.192 of the manual. See the LaTeX manual or LaTeX Companion for explanation. Type Hwhen compiling with recent versions of latex or when uploading to arxiv.org. Fixed in 3.25, which unfortunately took a long time to get posted to the website. Thanks to Roberto Vázquez, Grażyna Stasińska, Gary Ferland, Vladimir Ávila, Hector Aceves, and Luis Felipe Rodríguez for reporting this.for immediate help. ... l.127 \newcommand\bibfont{\small}
Error messages like
! LaTeX Error: Unknown option `longnamesfirst' for package `natbib'.or
! LaTeX Error: File `paralist.sty' not found.when compiling rm-extenso.tex or other files. This is not really a bug, it is just because you have a decade-old TeX set-up with out-of-date versions of some necessary style files. Solution: Update your TeX installation to a newer version.
The example files no longer compile. Fixed in 3.09. Thanks to Bob O'Dell for spotting this.
The page range doesn't get put in the header properly for one-page posters. Don't worry about this - it works fine when the poster is included in the full volume.
The \ion command doesn't work very well. In fact, it never did - serves me right for copying it from the AAS macros. This is now fixed in version 2.1 with a super-duper \ion command that does the right thing in all conceivable circumstances (I hope).
The manuscript option doesn't work very well. The double-spacing and large margins can cause figure captions to go off the bottom of the page. I will fix this soon. Thanks to Leticia Carigi for pointing this out.
\usepackage[american]{babel}in rmaa.cls causes an error on some older (pre-1995) versions of LaTeX.
Reported by Chris Mauche (mauche@cygnus.llnl.gov), 1999/10/05
Solution (1999/10/06): Comment out the offending line: it is only necessary in rare cases. Alternatively, browbeat your system administrator into updating your LaTeX installation.