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Re: Can't save a plot
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Jorgen Sandberg |
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Re: Can't save a plot |
Date: |
Fri, 9 Nov 2012 21:01:06 +0100 |
Dear Ben Abbott,
Thanks a lot for your help. Unfortunately, I still have the problem.
I have downloaded Ghostscript 9.05 and installed it. I have added the path
in the /.octaverc file as per the instruction for Octave with Visual studio,
but OCTAVE still can't find ghostscript. I have looked into the ghostscript
installation and in the bin file is gswin32.exe. Thus I guess Octave should
be looking for gswin32.exe. Is that so?
I have also found a Ghostscript version 9.02 that is a tar.gz file like the
other packages for Octave on Sourceforge. Should I download this and install
it as a package in OCTAVE? Will that do the trick?
I am sorry to pass you these stupid problems. I am aware that OCTAVE is free
so I should not complain. However, please understand that I want to spend my
effort on using it in place of struggling with the installation. My wish is
that you prepare a complete installation package for stupid users as I such
that there is no need to install any other packages. Please....
On the symbolic package. I downloaded the package from the sourgeforge.net
site for windows. The name of the package is
octave-3.6.2-symbolic-1.1.0-vs2010-setup.exe. After having installed OCTAVE
3.6.2 I clicked on the package to activate its installation like I had done
it for the other packages available on the same site. But the symbolic
package came with the error message, while all the other packages installed
without any error message.
Again my wish is for a complete package for Windows 7 stupid users as I.
A question if I may. The command window of OCTAVE is rather narrow. I have
looked in the Manual but can't find any command to make it wider. Does
OCTAVE include a command to make the command window wider?
Finally, I use OCTAVE intensively. I save plots by using the snipping tool
in windows, but it is cumbersome. An automatic saving would be preferable,
so that is my reason for trying again and again to make it work.
I find it great to have access to this free software, thus THANK YOU SO
MUCH.
Regards,
Jorgen Sandberg
Nonnedalen 19
DK-4100 Ringsted
Denmark
e-mail: address@hidden
-----Original Message-----
From: Ben Abbott
Sent: Thursday, November 08, 2012 11:37 PM
To: Jorgen Sandberg
Cc: address@hidden
Subject: Re: Can't save a plot
On Nov 8, 2012, at 1:43 PM, Jorgen Sandberg wrote:
Dear Sirs,
I have installed OCTAVE 3.6.2 VS2010 on a Windows 7 machine. When i will
save a plot using the print or saveas command, I get an error message
saying that ghostscript is missing.
Instructions for installing ghostscript at on the wiki at the link below.
http://wiki.octave.org/Octave_for_Windows#Printing_.28installing_Ghostscript.29
In addition the package symbolic does not install.
How did you try to install the symbolic package?
Have you looked at using maxima for symbolic calculations?
http://maxima.sourceforge.net
Ben
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- Re: Can't save a plot, Jorgen Sandberg, 2012/11/10
- Re: Can't save a plot, Ben Abbott, 2012/11/10
- Re: Can't save a plot, Jorgen Sandberg, 2012/11/11
- Re: Can't save a plot, Ben Abbott, 2012/11/11
- Re: Can't save a plot, Jorgen Sandberg, 2012/11/11
- Re: Can't save a plot, Ben Abbott, 2012/11/11
- Re: Can't save a plot, Jorgen Sandberg, 2012/11/11
- Re: Can't save a plot, Ben Abbott, 2012/11/11