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Note that your editor should save files in ASCII format.
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You can also try using Notepad, the editor that comes with Windows itself (in the Accessories submenu of the start menu), but this one is very limited.
Alternatives are the Crimson Editor and the commercial editor UltraEdit. I will be using the editor PSPad for this later in the tutorial because it is available for free. To create the script file we need a text editor.
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GLE takes as input a script file containing GLE commands and outputs a graph or drawing, e.g., in PostScript or PDF format, which can be included in your LaTeX or Word document.
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If you are unable to get this to work, then please feel free to contact the GLE mailing list to discuss the problem. If so, then you should be able to run GLE as discussed above. Check that the correct location is in the list. Open a new command prompt from the GLE entry on your start menu and type "echo %PATH%" and press enter. You might need to change the value of PATH in either the "User" or the "System" variables. Note that different folders in the PATH are separated with the symbol " ". This location is the installation folder you specified during installation with "\bin" added at the end, so in my case this is C:\Program Files\Gle4\4.0.12\bin. You should now have the following windows open.Īdd to the "Value" field the location of the GLE executable "gle.exe". Select the variable "PATH" and click the "Edit" button. Navigate to the "Advanced" tab and click the "Environment Variables" button. Select "Control Panel" from the start menu and click "System". Only perform the next step if you saw an error message or incorrect GLE version in the previous step. Note that normally the GLE installer should have done this for you. This is a list of folders that Windows searches for executable programs when you try to run a particular program from the command prompt.
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I will now show you how to change the search path. Either uninstall that version or remove it from your system's search path (you will still be able to run it through the -v option, as discussed in the reference manual). If the version number printed by GLE is not correct, then a previous version of GLE may be installed on your computer. If you instead get the message "'gle' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file", then the folder containing "gle.exe" was not correctly added to your system's search path during installation. GLE should respond as in the example above. After you have opened the command prompt, type "gle" as in the example below and press enter. Later I will show how it can be invoked from your favorite editor. GLE essentially is a command line application, so I will first show you how to run it from the command prompt. Clicking it pops up a menu showing the options "Command Prompt", "Readme", "Uninstall", and "Website". GLE should now have added a new entry titled GLE to your start menu. Please take the time to browse through the readme (this is offered as an option on the last screen of the installer). Next click Finish on the installer screen. For now, just focus the window saying "Press enter to contunue." and press enter. I will show you later how to use GLE in combination with LaTeX and GhostScript.
The window also shows that it has detected that GhostScript is installed on my computer, but it did not detect LaTeX. GLE can also interface to GhostScript and LaTeX. If this is your first GLE installation then you will of course only see one. In my case, previous GLE versions were already installed and GLE has picked up on these. The resulting screen will look similar to this one: GLE will now search for installed components. GLE will start installing and it will notify you that it has added the folder containing its executable to your system's search path.Ĭlick OK. Including the version number has the advantage that you can have several GLE versions installed at the same time.Ĭlick next. In the example below, I'm using "C:\Program Files\Gle4\4.0.12". Running GLE-x.y.z-exe-win32.exe will pop up the following window.Ĭlick next.
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If you are using Firefox, choose "Open" from the download window (you get this by pressing Ctrl-J). Alternatively, you can also choose Run when downloading the file from inside Internet Explorer as shown below. Double click this file in Windows Explorer to start the installation process. I assume that you have donwloaded GLE-x.y.z-exe-win32.exe with x.y.z the version number. This tutorial explains how to install, configure, and run GLE on Windows.
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