Re: expl3 package

Problem solved, the information sent by Pétiard François about xfrac was 
also helpfull.

Thanks to both.

Jether

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De: "Joseph Wright" <[email protected]>
Para: <[email protected]>
Enviada em: domingo, 26 de junho de 2011 07:47
Assunto: Re: [MiKTeX] expl3 package


> On 26/06/2011 03:31, Jether@IG wrote:
>> Just after tha last update, the package xfrac was removed, and I coudn't 
>> find it any more to reinstal.
>>
>> Trying to fix the problems I unistalled the package expl3 that was marked 
>> as obsolete in the "settings" program, and as a consequence of this, the 
>> package siunitx didn't worked, an so the package circuitikz that I use as 
>> below.
>>
>> \usepackage[american,cuteinductors,siunitx]{circuitikz}
>>
>> When I tried to reinstall the package expl3, it didn't existed any more 
>> in any of the repository sites I tryied.
>>
>> I woul'd like to know if someone know were I can get that package, I heve 
>> too many works that's not working any more.
>>
>
> Some of the code in expl3 has been rearranged on CTAN. This has now
> reached MiKTeX: you need to use the MiKTeX Package Manager to install
> 'l3kernel' and 'l3packages'. Please get both - the versions need to match!
> -- 
> Joseph Wright
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