On Thursday, 17 Sep 2015 6:56 PM -0400, Richard Heck wrote: > On 09/17/2015 03:11 PM, Will Parsons wrote: >> No: >> >> % kpsewhich article.cls >> % echo $? >> 1 > > Then there is something seriously wrong with your LaTeX installation: > kpsewhich is a sort of equivalent of the standard "which" command, > except that it searches the LaTeX-related paths (which you can see via > "kpsepath tex", and related commands) instead of the PATH. If > article.cls is not being found, well, then, as I said: big problem. In > fact, kpsewhich does not actually search the LaTeX paths. Rather, it > uses a pre-generated database. So even though article.cls is there, TeX > doesn't know about it. You could try running "sudo texhash" to update > the TeX databases, then try kpsewhich again. But you may need to > re-install TeX.
Thank you! I ran "texhash" - no joy. Then I ran Tools => Reconfigure, and the classes are now found again! Thank you again for your help! (There was no need to re-install TeX.) -- Will
