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Hi All,

Two quick questions:

1. Is there a variable I can set to have all the temporary work files
   placed in a separate directory for texexec runs?

2. I have a project/product/component structure, and all works fine
   except that in my environment I have an abbreviation file which
   I \input in the environment file. when I try to generate a document=20
   from one of the product subdirectories, tex can't find the input=20
   file. The envirnment file and the abbreviation file are are in the=20
   same directory. A bit like this:

   /main_directory
       tri_env.tex (the environment file)
       tri_abbrev  (the abbreviation file)
       tri_proj    (the project file)
       /product1
          tri_prod.tex (the product file)

I am executing texec from the "product1" directory.

Thanks in advance,

Glenn
--=20
Glenn R. Williams
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"Mathematical theories are the part of science you could continue to do=20
if you woke up tomorrow and discovered the universe was gone"=20

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