On Tue, Oct 14, 2014 at 8:44 PM, LIANG Keyao < 2197...@student.anucollege.edu.au> wrote:
> Appreciate that you would like to help me! > I'm happy to try. > I've tried what you said,but it still does not work. I ckeck the tex > information and it seems that lyx can scan the latex classes. > That's good... > But in Latexconfig, there are all no behind the Found. > That's bad... Again, I'm puzzled by the fact that it won't reconfigure. I'm no expert, but I suppose there are two options. You could try to get to the bottom of the problem and fix it, or you could try to do a complete re-install. The one thing that looks a little funny is that your working directory is on the C:\ drive, and your install directory is on the G:\ drive. I suspect there may be somewhere that is trying to use C:\ where it should use G:\, or vice-versa, but I'm not sure. At this point, you may try a complete uninstall, cleanup, and re-install. When you do that, I would recommend doing it systematically. What I mean is that after un-installing and cleaning up files from all LyX installs and TeX distributions, I would start by downloading MiKTeX. Then, I would test that install by compiling a simple raw .tex file. If that works, then I would proceed to install LyX (not the bundle). After installing, I would try to compile a LyX document, and troubleshoot from there. As a side-note, I have several students installing this on their Windows 8 laptops, and aside from my university blocking their ftp downloads of lyx site from on campus (which I hope we now have resolved), they haven't reported any problems quite like this. Don't give up! I think you'll get it. I hope this helps. Jacob
