I'm hoping this is a simple fix. I'm running Windows 7 Home Professional SP1, on an HP Pavillion DV7 notebook. I installed TeXLive 2011 without any issues (had issues all day yesterday attempting to install the 2010 version and eventually gave up). After downloading Gregorio, I ran the Windows install batch which went well. After the setup, when the install wants to run the README file and then compile the fonts, I consistently get the error message that Texlus cannot be found -- not in the expected directory.
TeXLive installed at C:\Textlive. I've run the Gregorio install several times, first to install in the default directory ..\Program Files (x86) and got the error message. I uninstalled Gregorio and reinstalled to C:\Texlive\2011, and again at C:\Texlive\2011\bin (in each case, install creates a \Gregorio subdirectory. In each attempt, I get the same 'texlus not found' error. Gregorio was uninstalled after each unsuccessful attempt. What am I doing wrong? Where does Gregorio really want to be installed? It occurred to me just now that I have not rebooted since completing the TeXLive 2011 install, so maybe the PATH additions aren't residing in memory. I'll give that a shot but just in case that doesn't work, any guidance would be most welcome. I'm champing at the bit to work through the tutorial so I can work on some several Gregorian typesetting projects. Thanks, all, in advance, Fr. Mike Parrish San Francisco, CA
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