Ralph Schuler wrote:

Hi!

> I am a scid-newbie.
> 
> There seems to be a problem with tkscid program. See this screenshot:
> http://img185.imageshack.us/img185/2937/bild1cs0.png
> 
> What can I do to get rid of this error?

Did you install a version of Scid by means of FINK or another packaging 
system? Then the easiest way is to remove it and scid will just find 
itself. However, it still requires that tkscid is within the search 
path. (You should have it there after make install.)

---- 8< ----

If you're a bit in the techs, you can also set the PATH environment 
variable to match your setup. It has to point to the path where the 
"scid" executable lives _before_ the other paths.

I'm on Linux, but this startup script should work on the Mac as well as 
you've a decent OS below the finder:

#!/bin/bash
cd /home/arwagner/sourceforge/scid
export PATH=/home/arwagner/sourceforge/scid:$PATH
./scid

You could name it e.g. scid-3.6.26, and do not forget to set the 
exectutable flag. (Of course you've to adopt the paths to you system.)

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