* David Kastrup (2006-01-13) writes: > Hanspeter Pfister <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > >> Same problem. Below is the output from the bug report. Note that >> search path is still wrong: >> >> . ; c:\program files\ghostgum\gs\gs7.03 ; >> c:\program files\ghostgum\gs\fonts ; c:/gs/gs8.53/lib ; >> c:/gs/gs8.53/Resource ; c:/gs/fonts >> For more information, see c:/gs/gs8.53/doc/Use.htm. >> >> The actual path for gs8.53 on my Windows PC is: >> C:\Program Files\ghostgum\gs\gs8.53 >> (and then \lib and \bin and \fonts) > > Then _where_ does your Ghostscript get the idea to look at c:/gs/...?
Maybe from the registry. There are some keys in HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\AFPL Ghostscript\<version>. AFAICS there is only one entry in PATH related to Ghostscript and that points to the bin directory of the Ghostscript installation. The combination of paths shown above looks really, really wrong. And I'm not sure that the gs directory should be below the ghostgum directory. IIRC ghostgum is a directory used by GSView. What I'd do is to uninstall both GSView and Ghostscript, then remove any remaining traces of them from PATH and the registry, and install Ghostscript and after that GSView again. And yes, this is clearly not a preview-latex problem but a problem of a botched Ghostscript installation. So if it doesn't get any better after reinstalling stuff, asking on a Ghostscript-related list might be a good idea. -- Ralf _______________________________________________ bug-auctex mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-auctex
