Hi Henri

With regard to the cgyTexMacs version. do I need to install miktek and cgywin first? I got some confused from the instruction on your support download page.

Jack

On 4/9/07, Jack Zhang <address@hidden> wrote:

Thanks for your quick response.

I did try to install cgyTexmacs version. But still can not make it working fully. In particular, when update TOC, Table of figures, tables. and for the bibliography list. The page index just return as question mark when updating. Could you tell me why. and where should I put new bst style file in cgyTexmacs system.

For cgyTexmacs installation, do we need to remove all stuff from WinTexmacs installation? and just install one single installation package of cgyTexmacs.

I am thinking moving to Linux OS now as long term hassle of Wintexmacs. Could you tell me that your texmacs system is fully working under linux now. How about the performance when you are trying to compile big writing stuff saying 250-300 pages, which includes a lot of maths notation, figures and tables.

Regards

Jack

On 4/9/07, Henri Lesourd < address@hidden> wrote:

Jack Zhang wrote:

> I am confused a little bit by your various version for Windows OS. To
> make my old Wintexmacs working. Can you tell me what's the main problem
> for my installation.

Things are rather simple, either :

1. You use WinTeXmacs, which is more lightweight, but is
  currently unmaintained. As a consequence, some features
  are broken, and currently, nobody will fix them (it will
  probably change in the future, but not now, we need
  to finish simplifying the codebase to be able to resume
  working on WinteXmacs) ;

2. You use CygTeXmacs, which is the version of TeXmacs
  that works on top of CygWin (CygWin is the flavor of UNIX
  which is implemented on top of Windows). This CygTeXmacs
  version of TeXmacs is compiled from the same code as the
  standard UNIX TeXmacs, therefore it is always up to date,
  but if you want to use it, you need CygWin. I guess the
  archive :
  <<
     ftp://ftp.texmacs.org/pub/TeXmacs/cygwin/CygTeXmacs.zip
  >>

  is self-contained, and that it installs a (stripped) version
  of CygWin in the same time. Otherwise, you should install
  CygWin first, but I don't think its necessary.

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