Anre Berger replies:
> You should respect the depth of your tex tree when you install new
> class files. For example I'd put your stuff into
> /usr/share/texmf/tex/latex/, or, as I usually do, into
> /usr/local/share/texmf/tex/latex/, which must be in your latex search
> path. Assuming you're on Linux w/ tetex, your /etc/texmf/tex.cnf
> could begin with the following lines:
Hmm, I'm faced with yet another problem: I don't have an /etc/texmf/tex.cnf
(nor have I anywhere else on my system 'tex.cnf').
Could TeTeX be misinstalled? (I have used the upgrade from RH6.2 --> RH7.0)
Ulrich
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