Dear CJK List people 2008/2/4 "Danai SAE-HAN (韓達耐)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > It's a pretty old version of teTeX, and teTeX isn't maintained anymore (you > should switch to e.g. TeXlive when you have the chance). > Run "texhash" and "updmap" a few times. That might do the trick. HTH
This is Bo-Yin Yang who just wrote to you, and I am happy to report that due to the tip from Danai-San, I actually got it to work! It perchance will come in useful for people who normally use a Linux environment on a desk machine, and would like to keep the same setup with cygwin on a windows laptop, i.e., prefer to use the X-windows emacs plus xdvi previewer. I like the idea of switching to TeXLive; but I would like to keep using xdvi, and there is no xdvi in TeXLive -- and I can't make the cygwin version of xdvi follow the same TDS tree as the TeXLive tree. Has anyone ever made a xdvi for TeXLive? Or even better, change the /usr/share/texmf/web2c/texmf.cnf in his/her cygwin installation such that the cygwin tetex directly uses the same files as the TeXLive installation? Anyway, for completness' sake I describe how I continued after the previous e-mail. I ran updmap, then texhash, then updmap, then texhash ... nothing. Looking over the output of updmap, I see that I don't have song.map or kai.map anywhere. I added Map kai.map Map song.map to the end of /usr/share/texmf/tex/web2c/updmap.cfg Still nothing. In desperation, I added Map kai.map Map song.map to ~/.texmf/tex/web2c/updmap.cfg egads, that worked!! Now I can do pdflatex/dvips/dvipdf. _______________________________________________ Cjk maillist - [email protected] https://lists.ffii.org/mailman/listinfo/cjk
