Jonathan;
I get a message box saying 'Windows cannot open
this file: TeXFiles.sh ... What do you want to do? () Use the Web
service to
find the appropriate program () Select the program from a list'. I can't
find an appropriate program for TeXFiles.sh. After the message box I
get a
BibTeX-Qt
Rob S wrote:
Rob S wrote:
Also, if someone can explain what TeXFiles.sh is intended to do since
on windows XP it fails at line 1. (Herbert or Jean-Marc perhaps). I
note no trouble without it though.
By adding the path to lyx/bin manually at line 1 thus:
#!/bin/sh
to
#!C:/lyx/bin/sh
the now s
> "Rob" == Rob S <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Rob> Rob S wrote:
>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Also, if someone can explain what TeXFiles.sh is intended to do
>>> since on windows XP it fails at line 1. (Herbert or Jean-Marc
>>> perhaps). I note no trouble without it though.
>>
>>
>> By adding the path to
Rob S wrote:
Also, if someone can explain what TeXFiles.sh is intended to do since
on windows XP it fails at line 1. (Herbert or Jean-Marc perhaps). I
note no trouble without it though.
By adding the path to lyx/bin manually at line 1 thus:
#!/bin/sh
to
#!C:/lyx/bin/sh
the now script works!
Also, if someone can explain what TeXFiles.sh is intended to do since
on windows XP it fails at line 1. (Herbert or Jean-Marc perhaps). I
note no trouble without it though.
By adding the path to lyx/bin manually at line 1 thus:
#!/bin/sh
to
#!C:/lyx/bin/sh
the now script works! It tells me:
I
Use the Web service to
find the appropriate program () Select the program from a list'. I can't
find an appropriate program for TeXFiles.sh. After the message box I
get a
Ok, this will hide it.
When the prompt appears to "open with"
Browse to /lyx/bin and select sh.exe
check the "always use..
Rob S wrote:
> Jonathan Fram wrote:
>>I am having trouble creating a lyx pipe in Windows XP.
> I'm not aware that this is possible in Windows - I watch with interest.
It isn't. The lyxserver uses a unix-only API.
--
Angus
Jonathan Fram wrote:
I am having trouble creating a lyx pipe in Windows XP. My goal is to use
I'm not aware that this is possible in Windows - I watch with interest.
A related problem occurs when I insert a BiBTeX Reference (Insert->Lists &
TOC->BiBTeX Reference). I get a message box saying 'W
