I'm working on the instructions for manually configuring TeXworks to use
the engines on Windows and need some advice. TeXworks normally places
scripts that modify it's behavior in:
c:\Documents and Setting\Username\.texlive2013\texmf-config\texworks\
However, .texlive2013 is a hidden folder, and so can be hard for users
to find. Further, the batch files don't have to be there for TeXworks
to use them. They could just as easily remain in:
c:\Program Files\gregorio\contrib
That would make them much easier to find when manually configuring
TeXworks. Additionally, since this is a system level folder, rather
than a user level one, you wouldn't need to recopy the engines for each
user that wants to use them (though you still would need to configure
TeXworks for each user).
Do you think it would be a good idea to gain these advantages by keeping
the batch files outside of where TeXworks normally places its scripts?
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Br. Samuel
(R. Padraic Springuel)
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