Re: [MiKTeX] epstopdf error: /undefined in .notdef

[George N. W. I. <gn...@gm...>]

On Mon, Jan 3, 2011 at 8:52 AM, Ulrike Fischer <li...@ni...> wrote:

> Am Mon, 3 Jan 2011 04:27:01 -0800 (PST) schrieb Peter Grabs:
>
>>> I tried with miktex 2.7.:
>>> I:\Z-Test>set path=J:\MiKTeX2.7\miktex\bin
>
>> i see you removed the default space in "MiKTeX 2.7". is that on
>> purpose? i seem to remember that some older versions only liked
>> 8.3 paths. are there maybe still some remnants of that?
>
> I don't use spaces in folder and file names if I can. This avoids to
> having to think about proper quoting and other problems.
>
>
>>> Did you check your environment variables if something
>>> points to another ghostscript?
>
>> i have no other ghostscript installed and if i remove that
>> gs_fntem.ps at the expected location i get an error message. so
>> that cannot be the problem.

It can hard to determine if ghostscript is installed because it is often
included with 3rd party applications (e.g, matlab).

> Well you wrote that you did install another ghostscript: "(normally
> i am quite computer savvy, but this just doesnt give me a clue,
> except i installed ghostscript, but to no avail):"
>
> Also it never hurts to check the environment variables. I remember a
> discussion where a problem was solved after an old environment
> variable from a previous miktex version has been removed.

You can also search your disk for ghostscript components, e.g.,
gswin32c.exe and other filenames you find in miktex's ghostscript.


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