Re: [MiKTeX] Where to store an sty file...
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From: Hans F. N. <Han...@hi...> - 2006-12-22 06:26:04
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Come on, use the TeX FAQ: http://www.tex.ac.uk/cgi-bin/texfaq2html?label=wherefiles Hans * gervacios(Gervacio,Severino V) <ger...@dl...> [2006-12-22]: > I hope this helps. I have created an sty file for my use and I put > it in the folder ...\tex\generic\misc. After that I refreshed the > filename database and latex can already find my sty file. I > experimented puting it in some folder containing other sty files and > I find it works provided I referesh the filename database. > > ________________________________ > > From: mik...@li... on behalf of Brian Lunergan > Sent: Fri 12/22/2006 10:30 AM > To: MikTeX Users List > Subject: [MiKTeX] Where to store an sty file... > > > > Evening all: > > Please bear with me on this as I'm treading into new territory working with MikTeX. > > In order to help things along working with some of the Latex to HTML conversion > utilities I've: > > - reset my temp and tmp values to c:\temp > - reinstalled MikTeX to c:\texutils\miktex (the user data directories still get > tucked up in documents and settings but I don't get the impression that's a big > problem) > > I'm starting with the winport of hevea which will get extracted to > c:\texutils\hevea. The installation notes talk about moving hevea.sty to the > LaTeX tree. Two possibilities. Should I just add a new entry to the root listing > in settings pointing to the directory it appears in and not move it around, or > should I move it to somewhere in the existing tree and if so where and what > should I call the directory? > > Oops. Forgot to mention it's v2.5 I'm working with here on an XP machine. > > -- > Brian Lunergan > Nepean, Ontario > Canada |