Re: [MiKTeX] number of registers in eTeX -- problem solved!
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From: Hans F. N. <ha...@mi...> - 2003-09-24 05:54:38
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On Tue, 23 Sep 2003, Cornelius C. Noack wrote: > It seems that MiKTeX/eTeX does indeed provide a space of > 2^15 for each register; but in eLaTeX > * you must load the package etex.sty explicitly > ( by a \usepackage{etex} ), and > * etex.sty has to be in the \texmf\tex tree. > > I had naively assumed that the MiKTeX elatex package, once > properly installed, takes care of both automatically; but that > does not seem the case: the MiKTeX installation procedure > installed the files in a new folder \texmf\etex (why ??) . Because that is the correct location. Something is definitely wrong with your elatex because if I run elatex on a document using etex.sty the file is found (in texmf\etex\...). As I said earlier - it seems your elatex is really latex. (Did you make it manually?) Please test: C:\>elatex x This is e-TeX, Version 3.141592-2.1 (MiKTeX 2.3) entering extended mode ... Notice "entering extended mode". What do you get? I once more ask you to open MiKTeX Option, select the Formats tab and then edit elatex. What are the values in the fields? Is the compiler set to "e-TeX (extended mode)"? (The preloaded formats field should be empty.) Rebuild your elatex format. If you still don't enter extended mode one the x-test try "initexmf --mklinks --verbose" to see if elatex is linking to etex... > Once this was corrected, everything runs smoothly. It's not a correction, but a (wrong) work-around :-) > Thanks, Hans and Olivier, for the help on this. Sorry for helping/bothering you even more... Hans |