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- #TEXSTUDIO COULD NOT START DEFAULT COMPILER WINDOWS 7#
- #TEXSTUDIO COULD NOT START DEFAULT COMPILER WINDOWS#
#TEXSTUDIO COULD NOT START DEFAULT COMPILER WINDOWS#
If the directory exists but you cannot create text files there, or if you receive a confirmation message from Windows when you attempt to create a text file in that directory, you can set a different temp directory by clicking "Set Temp folder" in the IguanaTex tab and putting the path to the folder of your choice. If the directory does not exist, you can simply create it. Make sure that this directory exists, and that you are allowed to write to it (for example, by creating a text file in this directory). IguanaTex uses a directory to store temporary files, which is set to c:\temp by default.
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Windows 7 has enhanced security measures which limit the ability of programs to write to some directories on the hard disk. If this error occurs in Windows 7, it may also be a result of your operating system's security measures. In the Security Level tab, select Medium Security Level (or lower) and click OK. Click on the Security tab, then click Macro Security. In PowerPoint 20: from the Tools menu, choose Options.Select Medium Security Level (or lower) and click OK. In PowerPoint 20: click the Office button, select PowerPoint Options, click Trust Center, then Trust Center Settings, and then choose Macro Settings.To verify that your security settings are correct: Q: When trying to run IguanaTex, I get a Run-time error '70': Permission denied error message.Ī: For IguanaTex to function, PowerPoint security settings must be set such that macros are allowed to run.

#TEXSTUDIO COULD NOT START DEFAULT COMPILER FULL#
The simplest solution is to go to "Main Settings" and expand the paths containing %USERPROFILE% to the corresponding full path, e.g., by clicking on the "." button next to each path and navigating to the proper location, or by replacing %USERPROFILE% with "C:\Users\your-user-name". Q: When pressing the Generate button in IguanaTex, I get an error message starting with Could not start process: '"%USERPROFILE%\.'Ī: The environment variable %USERPROFILE% does not play nice with the API function that creates external processes from VBA. (Occurs on Windows 7)Ī: Windows 7 has enhanced security measures which limit the ability of programs to write to some directories on the hard disk. Q: When pressing the Generate button in IguanaTex, I get a Run-time error '76' and/or Path not found error message.
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This then allowed MikTex/TexLive to pop-up the install window and install any missing software. Some users have been able to install the missing packages by clicking on the Debug checkbox in the IguanaTex window. Q: When pressing the Generate button in IguanaTex, compilation does not complete and the LaTeX window appears with no particular error message.Ī: This may be due to missing LaTeX packages.

After doing this successfully, you should be able to use IguanaTex with no problems. You should now see dvipng installing whatever missing packages were required during the creation of the IguanaTex image. The directory should contain the file addin_tmp.dvi. If this does not work, switch to the temporary directory you chose when installing IguanaTex (usually c:\temp).Some users have been able to install the missing packages by clicking on the Debug checkbox in the IguanaTex window.There are three ways to solve this problem: If dvipng or some of its component packages are missing, you will see a tex file containing your LaTeX code, and a dvi file, but no png file. To verify that this is the problem, generate the above error message and then check the contents of the temporary directory which you specified when installing IguanaTex. dvipng is usually installed with MikTex/TexLive, but some 'minimal' or 'custom' MikTex/TexLive installation options do not include it. A: This problem is usually caused when the program dvipng, or other MikTex/TexLive components, are not installed correctly.
