Re: Installation blues

["Frans Goddijn" <frans@goddijn.com>]

> I'm not sure whether that's the problem now
> (since the "not found" tex file is in a directory
> without spaces in its path);

you did (not forget to) run mktexlsr ?

> Do you think it will help
> with my pdfetex too?

That's what I run here...

> [About winedt]
>  installation (only the button for ConTeXt is not built in right away).
>
> Any easy way of adding that? (I would actually like to use the
> command-line version, but...)

I used the command line version also but since I was using WinEdt and he TeX
/ LaTeX / dvips et cetera menu was there I wanted to add the ConTeXt menu as
well..

I did it like this:

I click Options - Menu Setup and then I doubleclick "&Tools"

Then I do "Insert" and call the tool to be inserted "&ConTeXT

The rest of the menu to fill in:

For 'utility' fill in the path to your texexec.exe, in my case (including
the "%...%"marks):
c:\TeXLive\bin\win32\texexec.exe "%N%T"

"Caption" has the word 'ConTeXt'
"Start in" has %P
at "requires file" it has %P\%N.tex
and I will copy the "Start in" and "Requires File" settings from above.
chose one icon as "Toolbar Icon", another as Menu Icon and for instance F9
as shortcut
tag these options: "save folder to start in", "requires document",
"requires opened file",
Then I press "OK" twice, I select a texfile that I normally compile using
ConTeXt... and it compiles when I F9 !
If this works fine, choose options-->configurations->backup to save these
settings.

Regards,

Frans