Hi Tobias,
Thanks for your helpful reply.
> The image that you see is just a preview of the equation and should be
> grayed out.
I have thought it was already the image, as it is already clear.
> If you press the evaluate button under the editor area the
> picture should become clear
I was unaware that it was necessary to press that button.
However pressing it pops up an error message:
Unable to start epstopdf!
Are you sure you configured your system paths correctly in the settings
dialog ?
after that a configuration dialog appears, where the paths seem to be correct.
(/usr/bin/epstopdf for epstopdf).
> and the buttons should become enabled after the
> formula is completly rendered.
Selecting the configuration option that I don't have epstopdf, this works.
> Did you just overlook the window or does nothing happens even if you press
> the button?
I mean really nothing happens _before_ pressing the evaluate button.
With the option of not having epstopdf, pressing evaluate and then F2 pops up
the window.
To summarize, I was confused by the interface: it is counterintuitive that the
buttons are grayed out when the image is already shown.
I still have the problem that the program cannot start epstopdf for some
reason.
Best wishes,
Gábor
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