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7.1.2 already exists, 1.3.5 arguments of ring_simplify do not have all the same type, 25.4 Bad magic number, 6.5.1 bad lemma for decidability of equality, 25.5 bad ring structure, 25.5 Can’t find file ident on loadpath, 6.4.1 Cannot build functional inversion principle, 2.3 Cannot define graph for ident…, 2.3 Cannot define principle(s) for ident…, 2.3 Cannot find induction information on qualid, 8.5.5 Cannot find inversion information for hypothesis ident, 8.14.1 Cannot find library foo in loadpath, 6.5.1 Cannot find the source class of qualid, 18.6.1 Cannot handle mutually (co)inductive records., 2.1 Cannot infer a term for this placeholder, 2.7.3, 8.2.3 Cannot load qualid: no physical path bound to dirpath, 6.5.1 Cannot move ident1 after ident2: it depends on ident2, 8.3.5 Cannot move ident1 after ident2: it occurs in ident2, 8.3.5 Cannot recognize class1 as a source class of qualid, 18.6.1 Cannot solve the goal, 9.2 Cannot use mutual definition with well-founded recursion or measure, 2.3 Compiled library ident.vo makes inconsistent assumptions over library qualid, 6.5.1 Condition not satisfied, 9.2 cannot be used as a hint, 8.9.1, 8.9.1 cannot find a declared ring structure for equality term, 25.4 cannot find a declared ring structure over term, 25.4 does not denote an evaluable constant, 8.7.5 does not respect the uniform inheritance condition, 18.6.1 Failed to progress, 9.2 File not found on loadpath : , 6.5.3 Found target class class instead of class2, 18.6.1 Funclass cannot be a source class, 18.6.1 Goal is solvable by congruence but some arguments are missing. Try congruence with …, replacing metavariables by arbitrary terms., 8.10.5 goal does not satisfy the expected preconditions, 8.5.7 Hypothesis ident must contain at least one Function, 8.14.1 I don’t know how to handle dependent equality, 8.10.5 Impossible to unify … with …, 8.2.4, 8.12.2 In environment … the term: term2 does not have type term1, 24.1.2 Invalid backtrack, 6.7.2, 6.7.3 invalid argument, 8.2.3 is used in the hypothesis, 8.3.3, 8.3.4 is already a coercion, 18.6.1 is already used, 8.3.1, 8.3.6 is not a function, 18.6.1 is not a local definition, 8.3.3 is not a module, 2.5.8 is not an inductive type, 8.
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with your computer's operating system. Windows 7 To resolve the issue in Windows 7: Click Start > Control Panel. Click on the Display icon. Click on the Smaller - 100% (default) option to select it. Click the Apply button. Windows Vista To resolve the issue in Windows Vista: Click Start > Control Panel. Type Adjust font size in the search box. This takes you directly to the link for the DPI Scaling Utility. Click on 96 DPI which is the default. Click OK. Windows XP To resolve the issue in Windows XP: Click Start > Settings > Control Panel. Double-click on Display. Click on the Settings tabe. Click the Advanced button. Check the DPI setting. It it is anything other than Normal size (96 DPI) change it to Normal. Click OK. Click OK. Note A restart of your computer may be necessary after making any of the changes above, in order to see the login buttons correctly. Copyright © 2015 LexisNexis. All rights reserved | Support Center | LexisNexis University | Contact Us