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JohnBoyDoe
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Joined: Thu Feb 01, 2007 6:00 pm

Configure TexnicCenter with GhostScript

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Hi,

i just got the tip to use ghostscript/ghostview instead of adobe acrobat, because ghostview will jump to the last viewed page.

So i got me ghostscript (http://www.cs.wisc.edu/~ghost/) the GNU Version and installed it. Now i started to configure texniccenter to use ghostview via "define output profiles" in the Build Menu.

And here is what i "configured":

LaTex ->pdf

Viewer

Path of executebales
C:\Programme\gs\gs8.54\bin\gswin32.exe

View project´s output
Command Line Argument
Command: "%bm.pdf"

Forward Search
Command Line Argument
Command: "%bm.pdf"

Close document befoer running (la)TeX
DDE command
cmommand: [DocClose("%bm.pdf")]

Server: Topic: System


But it doesn´work out to good

Every time i compile the document another Ghostviews pops up and i start from the beginning.

What is wrong with my settings?

I´m an beginner in LaTex. So if there is a more common way to do it the "right" way don´t hesitate to give me a hint.

Thanks for Help.

John B.

p.s. i´m german thats why my writing might be "unprecise"

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Kris
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Joined: Sun Jan 14, 2007 4:04 pm

Re: Configure TexnicCenter with GhostScript

Post by Kris »

Hi,

What about installing and calling GhostView (the actual viewer for GhostScript)
with the following setup:

Executable Path: C:\PROGRAMME\GHOSTGUM\GSVIEW\GSVIEW32.EXE
View document: "%bm.ps" (line command)
Search document: "%bm.ps" (line command)
before compilation: not closing

Regards
Kris
JohnBoyDoe
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Joined: Thu Feb 01, 2007 6:00 pm

Re: Configure TexnicCenter with GhostScript

Post by JohnBoyDoe »

Hi,

thank you. I was a bit confused of all the "ghosts".

Ghostview works fine now.

Bye
John B.
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