Guy Rutenberg

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\lyxframeend Undefined when Using Beamer with Lyx

with 13 comments

I’m using LyX for the first time with Beamer. Making the title page was smooth. But when I’ve tried adding a new frame (using BeginFrame) I was confronted with the following error

 \lyxframeend
                 {}\lyxframe{Outline}
The control sequence at the end of the top line
of your error message was never \def'ed. If you have
misspelled it (e.g., `\hobx'), type `I' and the correct
spelling (e.g., `I\hbox'). Otherwise just continue,
and I'll forget about whatever was undefined.

After comparing my document to example (working) beamer documents I’ve found out that you must have an EndFrame command after your last frame.Too bad it wasn’t documented anywhere I’ve found as this little thing drove me crazy.

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Written by Guy

July 22nd, 2009 at 5:40 pm

Posted in LaTeX,Tips

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13 Responses to '\lyxframeend Undefined when Using Beamer with Lyx'

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  1. This is great! It solved my problem!

    Zirui

    6 Sep 09 at 11:19

  2. Thanks a lot for this post. That solved also my problem.

    Wojtek

    7 Sep 09 at 16:56

  3. Solved mine, too. Many thanks! :)

    Pablo Antonio

    26 Sep 09 at 08:12

  4. Thank you so much! Solved my problem too!!!!

    juee

    8 Oct 09 at 13:04

  5. Thanks for posting this. Saved me a lot of time and head scratching tonight.

    Chromakode

    7 Dec 09 at 04:52

  6. Thanks a lot! It was driving me crazy too……

    beau

    13 Dec 09 at 02:21

  7. Thank You very much! LyX is so LyX…

    dluciv

    9 Feb 10 at 16:16

  8. you are my new hero.. you have saved me..

    samer

    6 Mar 10 at 22:30

  9. Great advice.

    Belgarion

    29 Sep 10 at 23:02

  10. thanks

    dau

    9 Nov 10 at 00:35

  11. hehehehe … Thanks a lot !!!!

    sidney

    17 Nov 10 at 02:46

  12. Same problem here.. thanks a lot :)

    John Kiro

    20 Mar 11 at 16:26

  13. You are amazing. This has been driving me insane for the last 3 hours. Thank you!

    Tom Agar

    16 May 11 at 17:52

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