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TeXnicCenter, Vista, and path to executables
Here is where my question comes in. None of the Vista users have been able to send me the pdf file. They all complain of not being able to install things correctly. From what I gather, many folks have not gotten TeXnicCenter and MiKTeX talking nicely to one another on Vista. After some discussion, I have surmised that the problem lies with the students not knowing the path to the MiKTeX bin file where the executables can be found as executing the command "pdflatex" on a dos prompt indicates MiKTeX is installed correctly. I have no Vista machine to play on unfortunately as our school does not use it in on any of their computers. So, does anyone know the default path to the executables in MiKTeX or how one can find it using the dos prompt? Or, can anyone else point me to a installation guide with detailed instructions for Vista? My students are using Version 1 Beta 7.50 of TeXnicCenter. Also, could anyone suggest an editor which installs with little trouble on Vista if it turns out TeXnicCenter won't do the job.
Thanks in advance for any help.
Matt
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Re: TeXnicCenter, Vista, and path to executables
The path you are looking for is (as in Windows XP):
C:\Program Files\MiKTeX 2.7\miktex\bin
Re: TeXnicCenter, Vista, and path to executables
Re: TeXnicCenter, Vista, and path to executables
Maybe it helps to disable UAC?
Ask them to post here, it might be easier to help them then.