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> Source specials in Emacs 22 /AucTeX and Miktex 2.6
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> Wed, 27 Jun 2007 15:22:55 -0500
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> I have virtually identical installations of MikTeX 2.6 and Emacs 22 on 
> two machines, both running XP SP2. Both have the same .emacs file. The 
> Emacs version is pre-compiled (5/20/07) from
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> http://www.gnu.org/software/auctex/download-for-windows.html
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> When I compile and then view a latex file on Machine A, using Yap, there 
> are source specials. Every time I do an inverse search on this machine, 
> there is a new invocation of emacsclientw. So after 5 searches, I have 5 
> copies of emacsclientw running.
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> On machine B, Yap says there are no source specials, although C-h v says 
> that the value of TeX-source-specials-mode is t. In both cases I am 
> invoking the latex compiler and viewer via repeated invocations of C-c C-c.
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> The strangest thing to me is the different behavior on the two machines. 
> At this point I would just love some suggestions for debugging this 
> problem. Thanks in advance!
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> Bob
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