Closed Zaby1990 closed 4 years ago
The much simpler thing to do is just:
We only use the TeXLive Ghostscript as a fallback.
Hi ibacher, thanks for your answer. I wish it would be that simple. Like you can see in the given path in the system check, I already have added the GS Path my PATH variable. I also checked, that the path of the seperately installed ghostscript comes first.
Do I have to install the 32bit Version of Ghostscript or do I have to tell sublime, that it have to use GSx64?
Edit: I got another idea because of your answer: I deleted the texlixe-GS-path from my PATH variable so sublime cannot see the wrong GS.exe. This solves the problem.
Thank you for your help.
The updated solution of @Zaby1990 on May 7, 2020, did indeed do the trick. I've struggled quite a while with this issue. However I didn't notice that there were two entries for GhostScript in the PATH variable.
For future reference:
C:\Program Files\gs\gs9.53.3\bin
to your PATH variable (without the \bin
it won't work and the naming will depend on the version of GhostScript you installed).C:\texlive\2020\tlpkg\tlgs\bin
from you PATH variable
Hello, I want to use the math preview but I have some problems with that and I didn't find my way in any issue. At first my system parameters: Win10x64, Sublime Version 3.2.2, Build 3211 x64, Texlive2020
If want to see the math preview, I got the error: ERROR: Failed to convert pdf to png to preview.
The System Check says all packages are availabe:
I can solve this problem the following way:
BUT
after I do this little workaround the Latex Package epstopdf don't work anymore and I can't include eps-grafics to my Latex file
So is there another way to make the math preview work without substituting the gswin32c.exe?
I am very grateful for your help.