Hi
I am new to ConTeXt. Once I saw the showcase, I thought that this is even
much better than LaTeX which I have been using for 3 years. I have MikTeX
installed on my WinXP machine and according to the advice tried to setup
SciTE to write some practice documents. Still I have problems. I have
Hi
This is still in the same line as my effort to make SciTE work flawlessly
with ConTeXt. Accoridng to Hans's last email on the subject, I thought
that I have to install Lua and Python on my Win XP machine too. So I
did. Lua seems to be a very small program. Am I right? I installed
version 5.1
Hooman Javidnia wrote:
It seems that SciTE can't still detect type of the file that I want to
compile or build. I get the same message when I Build myfile.tex too,
although Build process finishes without any errors.
run this once in a console:
FTYPE
Hi
I am new to ConTeXt. Once I saw the showcase, I thought that this is even
much better than LaTeX which I have been using for 3 years. I have MikTeX
installed on my WinXP machine and according to the advice tried to setup
SciTE to write some practice documents. Still I have problems. I have
Hooman Javidnia wrote:
Should I install Ruby on my machine?
Yes, you'll need both Ruby and Perl. Both are scripting languages.
You must have missed the discussion about this earlier today, but no
problem, it got wikified:
It would of course help if I learned to read - I didn't exactly answer
your question fully and I'm sorry about that. I cannot quite answer to
all parts of your questions, but here's a bit more:
Yes, you need to have working installations of Ruby and Perl on your
computer. If you can make
Thanks Mari for the very valuable advice. With your help, now I have
something that works (kind of): Here is what I did:
1. I installed Ruby. I have no idea why it should be installed on a system
so that ConTeXt works.
2. I downloaded texmfstart.exe and put in the texmf bin folder (I have
