From: Zulfiqar M. <zul...@gm...> - 2006-01-14 04:09:07
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Is there any registry entry (or some other file) that tells miktex which packages are installed (or does it guess by enumerating directories in the package sub-directory)? maybe some manual work to that database is required? On 1/14/06, Zulfiqar Malik <zul...@gm...> wrote: > Well first i installed the package when i was asked to install it > during compilation of a tex file. After sometime, when the error kept > on coming up, i un-installed and reinstalled the package from the > package manager. > I actually don't get an error. I get a dialog box quoting the > following words in verbatim (alongwith a few buttons on the dialog > box): > > <quote> > The installation of the following package is required: > Name: oberdiek > Title: <none> > > The package will be installed from the following source: > ftp://mirror.pacific.net.au/CTAN/systems/win32/miktex/tm/packages/ > </quote> > > and then it asks me whether i want to install the package or not. If i > choose to install it then it first installs it and then gives me the > same error again! This happens no matter how many times i install the > aforementioned package. If i choose not to install it, the compilation > stops and no output is generated. At first i speculated that the > problem might be occuring due to spaces in Miktex directory path, and > so i reinstalled it in a new location, without any spaces in names, > but to no avail. Btw i downloaded and installed the small miktex > package (around 23MB, or so). > > Thanks to all those who tried to help. > > > -- > Regards, > Zulfiqar Inayat Malik. > -- Regards, Zulfiqar Inayat Malik. |