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rymounette
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Joined: Fri Sep 23, 2011 10:30 am

Startup Problem with LaTeX

Post by rymounette »

Hello Everyone

I am beginner with LaTeX, and I work with TeXnicCenter MiKTeX. I took care to correct the path of "miktex/miktex/bin" used by TeXnicCenter.

Now I'll try to compile a template file (the code is perfectly correct), but It generates a list of problems:

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pdfplatex.exe: The memory dump file Could not be found
pdfplatex.exe: Date: pdflatex.fmt
This is BibTeX, Version 0.99 (MiKTeX 9.2 64-bit)
The top-level auxiliary file: C: \ Users \ Ryma \ Desktop \ essaiCorrige
I Could not open style file frplain.bst
- line 46 of file C: \ Users \ Ryma \ Desktop \ essaiCorrige \ main.aux
: \ Bibstyle frplain {}
:
I'm skipping whatever Remains of this command
I found no \ bibdata command - while reading file C: \ Users \ Ryma \ Desktop \ essaiCorrige \ main.aux

I found no style file command - while reading file C: \ Users \ Ryma \ Desktop \ essaiCorrige \ main.aux

(There Were 3 error messages)
Could'nt find input index file I found no \ bibdata command - while reading file C: \ Users \ Ryma \ Desktop \ essaiCorrige \ MAIN.IDX

I found no use \ bibdata command - while reading file C: \ Program Files \ MiKe \ miktex \ bin \ x64 \ makeindex.exe [ilqrcgLT-] [-s sty] [-o ind] etc. ..

Latex-Result: O Error (s), 0 Warning (s), 0 Bad Box (es), 0 Page (s)

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maxmax
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Joined: Sat Sep 03, 2011 11:19 am

Re: Startup Problem with LaTeX

Post by maxmax »

Hi rymounette,

in which order did you install them? I'm not sure and i never worked with TeXnicCenter but I guess it could be a wrong path or something is messed up with the installation. Try reinstalling MikTeX and after that reinstall TeXnicCenter. I'm using Kile and it automaticly detects the MikTeX folder; I would have thought TeXnicCenter does this, too.

Greetings
Max
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