Alan,
re-establishing the link is not difficult: in the Terminal, type
cd /Library
sudo ln -s /usr/local/teTeX ./teTeX
But you're aware that the broken link has nothing to do with your
problem, right?
Best
Thomas
On Aug 26, 2005, at 3:27 PM, Alan Bowen wrote:
I am working from a backup of my ConTeXt/teTeX installation (in
MacOS X 10.4.2) and find that when I try to typeset files, I now
get the error message:
tcsh: texexec: Command not found.
In trying to deal with this, I discovered that the alias of teTeX
in my Library folder is broken. I guess the question is “How do I
re-establish the link?”, given that the original seems to be
invisible. Or is there something else I must do (too)?
I apologize for the newbie question—my dream is to have some time
to learn about unix and the teTeX installation. ’Til now I have
relied on Gerben’s i-installer to do most of the thinking for me.
Indeed, I would just re-install everything, were it not for the
fact that I am currently limited to access by 56K modem.
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