From: Michael B. <ba...@ma...> - 2011-07-29 20:14:10
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I have a relatively new Win 7 computer that is running Miktex 2.8, via a full installation from tex-live. In the directory miktex 2.8 directory, there is directory called ghostscript that contains nothing executable, nor does there appear anything in the bin directory. After searchin the web, I got what purported to be a ps2pdf file conversion program, but it fails completely, giving me message about unable to view pdf file. From various things, I inferred that it was looking for the Adobe reader, but I got rid of the Adobe reader and started using sumatrapdf since the Adobe reader caused my computer to hang up. Then I got ghostview, which I had used before and didn't much care for, but I would not use it very often. Only now someone sent me a ps file that I would like to see. When I ran gsview, it said I needed ghostscript. Is there no simple file that will just let me look at a ps file or else convert it to pdf? I have just killed two very frustrating hours on this. Michael Barr |