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[AUCTeX] 11.84 and emacs 22.09x issues on win box
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Nathaniel Beck |
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[AUCTeX] 11.84 and emacs 22.09x issues on win box |
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Wed, 31 Jan 2007 15:25:26 -0500 |
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Thunderbird 1.5.0.9 (Windows/20061207) |
Hi
One issue has arisen with my move to 11.84,
another has been around ever since i moved to
emacs 22.09x. Both are on xp boxes using the
precompiled binaries from the auctex site.
1. After installing 11.84, I made a new .emacs to
change the behavior of the command menu so at to
eliminate commands i never use and add acrobat
viewing as a command. All works fine, except that
acrobat opens but complains it cannot find the
specified file.
.emacs (new constructed, but syntax copied from
older .emacs) is attached, all works fine except
for acrobat not being able to find %s.pdf.
2. The persisting problem is that emacs crashes on
me quite predictably. It is always in the
following situation: I have used my external spell
checker (called from emacs edit menu), but on
returning have tried to latex without saving
first. emacs asks me if I want to save, I say yes,
it saves and then starts to compile, but 3 or 4
seconds into compilation, emacs crashes with the
windows "sorry, had to shutdown this program"
message. If I manually save the file first with
cntrl-s, all works fine. The crash without saving
occurs about half the time. Has anyone else seen
this or have any idea about a fix.
Thanks for any help, and thanks to all for auctex!
neal
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