Bob Tennent wrote:
> >|>BTW, to "completely redo the entire MusiXTeX (TDS) installation
> process"
> >|>involves little more than unzipping a zip file.
> >|
> >|Doesn't the process involve locating and manually editing various
> >|configuration files?
>
> Not if you are "re-do"-ing. It's a lit
>|>BTW, to "completely redo the entire MusiXTeX (TDS) installation process"
>|>involves little more than unzipping a zip file.
>|
>|Doesn't the process involve locating and manually editing various
>|configuration files?
Not if you are "re-do"-ing. It's a little more complicated the first
tim
Bob Tennent wrote
>BTW, to "completely redo the entire MusiXTeX (TDS) installation process"
>involves little more than unzipping a zip file.
Doesn't the process involve locating and manually editing various
configuration files?
--Don Simons
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TeX-music@tug.org mai
e only 2 maps. There are also mitigating
circumstances, because MIKTEX has also has put 'texmf' in the root in the
earlier versions.
Andre
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From: David Allsopp
Sent: Saturday, July 09, 2011 10:21 PM
To: 'Werner Icking Music Archive'
Subject:
Don Simons wrote:
> David Allsopp wrote
> >The only thing which should write to C:\Program Files or C:\Program
> >Files
> (x86) is a
> >setup program (MiKTeX Package Manager falls into this category) -
>
> I believe the MiKTeX installer does as well
Indeed - but that's a de facto setup program :)
David Allsopp wrote
>The only thing which should write to C:\Program Files or C:\Program Files
(x86) is a
>setup program (MiKTeX Package Manager falls into this category) -
I believe the MiKTeX installer does as well
>human beings
>(and normal programs) should not write *anything* there. That's
On Sat, 9 Jul 2011, Cornelius C. Noack wrote:
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I believe there IS a better answer to (3), and unless I
misunderstood something, it is the official recommendation of
MiKTeX:
(1) create a subfolder 'localmiktex' in which to put all
your personal files -- in our case that means all
Cornelius C. Noack wrote:
> On Thu, 7 Jul 2011, Andre Van Ryckeghem wrote:
> I believe there IS a better answer to (3), and unless I misunderstood
> something, it is the official recommendation of
> MiKTeX:
> (1) create a subfolder 'localmiktex' in which to put all
> your personal fi
On Thu, 7 Jul 2011, Andre Van Ryckeghem wrote:
Date: Thu, 7 Jul 2011 08:38:45 +0200
From: Andre Van Ryckeghem
Reply-To: Werner Icking Music Archive
To: Werner Icking Music Archive
Subject: Re: [Tex-music] MusiXTeX file locations in Windows
1. In case (1), will the old MusiXTeX files still
>|The basic question here is how to avoid reinstalling MusiXTeX if you
>|upgrade
>|your TeX system. Suppose you are using Windoze and MiKTeX 2.8, with
>|TeX root
>|path is the default c:\Program Files\MiKTeX 2.8 . If you had followed the
>|default MusiXTeX installation procedure given in mxin
Don Simons wrote:
> I know I could get answers to some of my questions by doing some testing,
> but I thought maybe someone could respond authoritatively enough to save
> me that trouble.
> On the other hand, suppose you had followed the instructions included
> with the CTAN, TDS-compliant MusiX
Hi Don,
My used solution for (3) is as follows:
I have two TeX directories. The first is the normal MikTeX installation
directory "c:\Program Files\MiKTeX 2.8", the second one is my personal
"d:\\localtexmf". The structure below this
second directory is respectively can be the same as in "nor
elijk bericht-
From: Don Simons
Sent: Thursday, July 07, 2011 3:21 AM
To: 'Werner Icking Music Archive'
Subject: [Tex-music] MusiXTeX file locations in Windows
I know I could get answers to some of my questions by doing some testing,
but I thought maybe someone could respond authoritat
I know I could get answers to some of my questions by doing some testing,
but I thought maybe someone could respond authoritatively enough to save me
that trouble.
The basic question here is how to avoid reinstalling MusiXTeX if you upgrade
your TeX system. Suppose you are using Windoze and MiKTeX
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