Hans,
OK, and what should I do to remedy this? I am using ConTeXt out of the
box, as it is when you install MikTeX.
Should I download something else from your site? A more recent
distribution?
My log says: ConTeXt ver: 2005.01.24
Best regards,
Mats Broberg
On Behalf Of h h extern
Mats Broberg wrote:
Hans,
OK, and what should I do to remedy this? I am using ConTeXt out of the
box, as it is when you install MikTeX.
Should I download something else from your site? A more recent
distribution?
if things run fine, you can just ignore the message; normally more methods are
On Sun, 27 Feb 2005 01:34:00 +0100, Johannes Werner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
newinstaller,
i struggled more than one day with installation of context. i'm using a
different OS (redhat linux) and have a different tex-distribution on it
(tetex), but maybe this hint is useful for you too:
in the
Mats Broberg wrote:
However, when I run the test file, I still get the unknown file type:
texmfscripts as the first entry, but the test file seem to be processed
anyway. Does this mean I can forget about this warning?
seesm like your tex binaries and context scripts are not in sync;
Also, what
Johannes Werner wrote:
newinstaller,
i struggled more than one day with installation of context. i'm using a
different OS (redhat linux) and have a different tex-distribution on it
(tetex), but maybe this hint is useful for you too:
in the tetex-distro there is a file .../texmf/web2c/fmtutil.cnf
Listmembers,
I have also done the following since the first e-mail:
- Copied the contents of texexec.rme to texexec.ini
- Uncommented the set TeXShell to miktex line in the new texexec.ini
file.
- Added the string C:\texmf\miktex\context\perltk to the PATH
(however, there is no context or
Mats Broberg wrote:
I have also done the following since the first e-mail:
- Copied the contents of texexec.rme to texexec.ini
OK
- Uncommented the set TeXShell to miktex line in the new texexec.ini
file.
- Added the string C:\texmf\miktex\context\perltk to the PATH
Also, what does mktexlsr refer to
I don't know how it really works, so I can only explain this in
layman's terms. If you look in your texmf directory, you should see a
ls-R file. If you have a texmf-local tree, there should be one there
too. These ls-R files make up a database that are
newinstaller,
i struggled more than one day with installation of context. i'm using a
different OS (redhat linux) and have a different tex-distribution on it
(tetex), but maybe this hint is useful for you too:
in the tetex-distro there is a file .../texmf/web2c/fmtutil.cnf . in
this file the
