Jeremy Bryant <j...@jeremybryant.net> writes: > How can you check on your system which version of preview is being > used?
Not sure, but I think the value of `preview-TeX-style-dir' could help: ,----[ C-h v preview-TeX-style-dir RET ] | preview-TeX-style-dir is a variable defined in ‘preview.el’. | | Its value is nil | | This variable contains the location of uninstalled TeX styles. | If this is nil, the preview styles are considered to be part of | the installed TeX system. | | Otherwise, it can either just specify an absolute directory, or | it can be a complete TEXINPUTS specification. If it is the | latter, it has to be followed by the character with which | kpathsea separates path components, either ‘:’ on Unix-like | systems, or ‘;’ on Windows-like systems. And it should be | preceded with .: or .; accordingly in order to have . first in | the search path. | | The ‘TEXINPUTS’ environment type variables will get this prepended | at load time calling M-x preview-set-texinputs to reflect this. | You can permanently install the style files using | M-x preview-install-styles. | | Don’t set this variable other than with customize so that its | changes get properly reflected in the environment. | `---- And I think "uninstalled" should read "installed". My solution was to hit 'C-c C-l' after a preview run and search for preview.sty. Best, Arash _______________________________________________ bug-auctex mailing list bug-auctex@gnu.org https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-auctex