Pantelis Andreou wrote:
>
> Hello everyone,
> I use miktex and need some help to setup pmx.
> I tried and were successful in creating barsant.tex.
> when I try to execute the tex file there is a referrence to musixmad.tex
> which I can't find anywhere.
It seems that you have not yet configured MiKTeX in a way that it
searches for tex input files in your MusiXTeX directory. To do so, you
should create a personal MIKTeX ini file with appropriate entries; I'll
append my own one as a template at the end of this text. After this, run
the command
initexmf.exe --reconfigure --personal=<your_miktex_ini_file>
from your texmf\miktex\bin directory; this will establish the required
file search behaviour.
Here's my ini file; I leave it up to you to walk through it and replace
the MusiXTeX-related paths with your ones. (Beware of broken lines due
to mail transmission.)
8<----------------------------------------------------------------------------
[METAFONT]
;; Where METAFONT searches for input files.
Input
Dirs=.;d:\rainer\software\TeX\MusiXTeX;%R\metafont//;%R\fonts\source//
[MiKTeX]
;; The trace is written on stderr unless you specify a trace file.
TraceFile=
;; General Search Paths
;;
;; Note: A search path specification can be extended in the respective
;; app section.
;; `%ENV%' is a placeholder for the value of environment variable ENV.
;;
;; `//' in a search path implies recursive search.
;;
;; `%R' is a place holder for the list of TeXMF root directories that
;; where specified with option --remote-directories (-r).
;;
;; For example: if you have two TeXMF root directories, say C:\TEXMF
;; and \\SERVER\TEXMF, then "%R\tex//" will eventually be expanded to
;; "C:\TEXMF\tex//;\\SERVER\TEXMF\tex//"
[MiKTeX]
;; Where MiKTeX searches for .tfm files.
TFMPath=.;d:\rainer\software\TeX\MusiXTeX;%R\fonts\tfm//
;; Where MiKTeX searches for .fmt files.
FMTPath=.;d:\rainer\software\sgml\jadetex//;%R\miktex\fmt//
;; Where MiKTeX searches for .pk files.
;; %m is a place holder for the current METAFONT mode (e.g. 'ljfour').
;; %d is a place holder for the horizontal resolution in dots per inch.
PKPath=.;%R\fonts\pk\%m//dpi%d
[TeX]
;; Where TeX looks for input files.
Input
Dirs=.;d:\rainer\config\texinput//;d:\rainer\software\tex//;%R\tex\plain//;%R\tex\generic//;%R\tex//
8<----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Regards,
Rainer
