MiKTeX and proTeXtepstopdf error in WinEdt

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sushil
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epstopdf error in WinEdt

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Hi,
I am using epstopdf utility in WIndows in WinEdit. I see the following error on my log file which is
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!pdfTeX error: (file ch1/asfinal.pdf): cannot find image file
==> Fatal error occurred, no output PDF file produced!

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I came to know that I have to use

'-shell-escape'

option in pdfLatex for external utility.

Can some helps where to put these line in WinEdt???

Thanks in advance

with best,
sush

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sushil
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Re: epstopdf error in WinEdt

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Sorry to mentioned that error also shows

system(epstopdf ch1/asfinal.eps)...disabled.

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sushil
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epstopdf error in WinEdt

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sushil wrote:[...]I came to know that I have to use

'-shell-escape'

option in pdfLatex for external utility. [...]
Using MiKTeX you have to enable this feature by calling the compiler with the switch -enable-write18.


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sushil
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Re: epstopdf error in WinEdt

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Hi,

Thanks.

from googling I found that I have to give this option as you mentioned "-enable-write18".

But do not know how to give it when I am using WinEdt (I do not use command prompt!). Do I need to give it in some file of MikTex package.

Thanks,

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epstopdf error in WinEdt

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sushil wrote:[...] But do not know how to give it when I am using WinEdt (I do not use command prompt!). Do I need to give it in some file of MikTex package. [...]
This configuration has to be done in the build settings of WinEdt itself. Since I do not use WinEdt, I can only suggest to visit the Help&Documentation section on the page of the WinEdt community [1]. Perhaps there you will find appropriate help.

[1] WinEdt.org - The Home of Winedt's Community
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