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Problem with margin?


Problem with ifxetex.styProblem with the dropping package?Problem with musixtex's mezzo piano dynamicProblem with poker packageProblem with 'shrink'Problem with concmath packageProblem with Thesis TemplateProblem With stix PackageProblem with ï (LaTeX)Problem with the GFnotation package













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I am writing my thesis on a old style file (Latex2.9 i guess) that has the following preamble,



documentstyle[12pt,epsfig,EMU_Thesis_ikeV2,amsmath,times,enumerate,tikz,booktabs,slashbox,subfigure,microtype,caption]report


Now , i'm required to update the page margin with the following measurments:
top & bottom: 2.5 cm, left: 4cm and right: 2.5 cm.



In the style file there is a part as a page setup:



oddsidemargin 1.6cm
evensidemargin 2cm
topmargin -1.3cm
headheight20pt
textwidth 153mm
textheight 249mm
pagestylemyheadings


When I compile, I don't get the exact desired margin!



I tried to use geometry package but as I insert usepackagegeometry, it gives an error related to unsupported package!



Can you give me a way to get around with the problem?



I appreciated your help.










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  • 4





    Why exactly are you using this old style? It has not been used since 1993!! Please update.

    – daleif
    Aug 22 '17 at 11:09











  • This is a thesis style, i don't have much chance to change it!

    – user459806
    Aug 22 '17 at 11:13






  • 1





    You have. Go to the person in charge, say "This is a fairly old style file, based on an outdated version of LaTeX, which isn't supported any longer. May I introduce a new template based on up to date packages and LaTeX-version -- perhaps which looks quite like the old one?". And there you go...

    – Skillmon
    Aug 22 '17 at 11:15











  • For a bit more about the page dimensions and how you might accomplish what you need without geometry you might take a look at the wikibook.

    – Skillmon
    Aug 22 '17 at 11:19















0















I am writing my thesis on a old style file (Latex2.9 i guess) that has the following preamble,



documentstyle[12pt,epsfig,EMU_Thesis_ikeV2,amsmath,times,enumerate,tikz,booktabs,slashbox,subfigure,microtype,caption]report


Now , i'm required to update the page margin with the following measurments:
top & bottom: 2.5 cm, left: 4cm and right: 2.5 cm.



In the style file there is a part as a page setup:



oddsidemargin 1.6cm
evensidemargin 2cm
topmargin -1.3cm
headheight20pt
textwidth 153mm
textheight 249mm
pagestylemyheadings


When I compile, I don't get the exact desired margin!



I tried to use geometry package but as I insert usepackagegeometry, it gives an error related to unsupported package!



Can you give me a way to get around with the problem?



I appreciated your help.










share|improve this question



















  • 4





    Why exactly are you using this old style? It has not been used since 1993!! Please update.

    – daleif
    Aug 22 '17 at 11:09











  • This is a thesis style, i don't have much chance to change it!

    – user459806
    Aug 22 '17 at 11:13






  • 1





    You have. Go to the person in charge, say "This is a fairly old style file, based on an outdated version of LaTeX, which isn't supported any longer. May I introduce a new template based on up to date packages and LaTeX-version -- perhaps which looks quite like the old one?". And there you go...

    – Skillmon
    Aug 22 '17 at 11:15











  • For a bit more about the page dimensions and how you might accomplish what you need without geometry you might take a look at the wikibook.

    – Skillmon
    Aug 22 '17 at 11:19













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0








0








I am writing my thesis on a old style file (Latex2.9 i guess) that has the following preamble,



documentstyle[12pt,epsfig,EMU_Thesis_ikeV2,amsmath,times,enumerate,tikz,booktabs,slashbox,subfigure,microtype,caption]report


Now , i'm required to update the page margin with the following measurments:
top & bottom: 2.5 cm, left: 4cm and right: 2.5 cm.



In the style file there is a part as a page setup:



oddsidemargin 1.6cm
evensidemargin 2cm
topmargin -1.3cm
headheight20pt
textwidth 153mm
textheight 249mm
pagestylemyheadings


When I compile, I don't get the exact desired margin!



I tried to use geometry package but as I insert usepackagegeometry, it gives an error related to unsupported package!



Can you give me a way to get around with the problem?



I appreciated your help.










share|improve this question
















I am writing my thesis on a old style file (Latex2.9 i guess) that has the following preamble,



documentstyle[12pt,epsfig,EMU_Thesis_ikeV2,amsmath,times,enumerate,tikz,booktabs,slashbox,subfigure,microtype,caption]report


Now , i'm required to update the page margin with the following measurments:
top & bottom: 2.5 cm, left: 4cm and right: 2.5 cm.



In the style file there is a part as a page setup:



oddsidemargin 1.6cm
evensidemargin 2cm
topmargin -1.3cm
headheight20pt
textwidth 153mm
textheight 249mm
pagestylemyheadings


When I compile, I don't get the exact desired margin!



I tried to use geometry package but as I insert usepackagegeometry, it gives an error related to unsupported package!



Can you give me a way to get around with the problem?



I appreciated your help.







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  • 4





    Why exactly are you using this old style? It has not been used since 1993!! Please update.

    – daleif
    Aug 22 '17 at 11:09











  • This is a thesis style, i don't have much chance to change it!

    – user459806
    Aug 22 '17 at 11:13






  • 1





    You have. Go to the person in charge, say "This is a fairly old style file, based on an outdated version of LaTeX, which isn't supported any longer. May I introduce a new template based on up to date packages and LaTeX-version -- perhaps which looks quite like the old one?". And there you go...

    – Skillmon
    Aug 22 '17 at 11:15











  • For a bit more about the page dimensions and how you might accomplish what you need without geometry you might take a look at the wikibook.

    – Skillmon
    Aug 22 '17 at 11:19












  • 4





    Why exactly are you using this old style? It has not been used since 1993!! Please update.

    – daleif
    Aug 22 '17 at 11:09











  • This is a thesis style, i don't have much chance to change it!

    – user459806
    Aug 22 '17 at 11:13






  • 1





    You have. Go to the person in charge, say "This is a fairly old style file, based on an outdated version of LaTeX, which isn't supported any longer. May I introduce a new template based on up to date packages and LaTeX-version -- perhaps which looks quite like the old one?". And there you go...

    – Skillmon
    Aug 22 '17 at 11:15











  • For a bit more about the page dimensions and how you might accomplish what you need without geometry you might take a look at the wikibook.

    – Skillmon
    Aug 22 '17 at 11:19







4




4





Why exactly are you using this old style? It has not been used since 1993!! Please update.

– daleif
Aug 22 '17 at 11:09





Why exactly are you using this old style? It has not been used since 1993!! Please update.

– daleif
Aug 22 '17 at 11:09













This is a thesis style, i don't have much chance to change it!

– user459806
Aug 22 '17 at 11:13





This is a thesis style, i don't have much chance to change it!

– user459806
Aug 22 '17 at 11:13




1




1





You have. Go to the person in charge, say "This is a fairly old style file, based on an outdated version of LaTeX, which isn't supported any longer. May I introduce a new template based on up to date packages and LaTeX-version -- perhaps which looks quite like the old one?". And there you go...

– Skillmon
Aug 22 '17 at 11:15





You have. Go to the person in charge, say "This is a fairly old style file, based on an outdated version of LaTeX, which isn't supported any longer. May I introduce a new template based on up to date packages and LaTeX-version -- perhaps which looks quite like the old one?". And there you go...

– Skillmon
Aug 22 '17 at 11:15













For a bit more about the page dimensions and how you might accomplish what you need without geometry you might take a look at the wikibook.

– Skillmon
Aug 22 '17 at 11:19





For a bit more about the page dimensions and how you might accomplish what you need without geometry you might take a look at the wikibook.

– Skillmon
Aug 22 '17 at 11:19










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