Re: TeX-command-master

Sorry once again for not being able to respond more quickly to the help offered. I've just been buried. Returning to it once again ... Stephen said: Okay, I know enough to put that into a buffer and eval-print. Lots of stuff in there. So played around with some things. Getting close but no cigar ... see below. Very close. What that does is give me: open filename.dvi But what I want is open filename.pdf %d is close enough that at least all I have to do is backspace over dvi and substitute pdf. It doesn't stick, though. Got to do that every time. Couldn't determine it from fooling around with either M-x customize-variable TeX-command-list or tweaking bits of TeX-expand-list and resetting the whole thing with setq to test it. Didn't work. And suddenly now I have to get up and run off, but meanwhile ... Yeah ... I blazed through that and substituted pdf for dvi wherever I saw ^dvi$ and set it (didn't save of course). Didn't work. No time to test it more intelligently. The thing is, as I said in the first place, this all used to work just fine. Then a new version of X on the Mac or a new version of the TeX/LaTeX distro or both blew away some of my startups and I've been suffering with it ever since. Gotta go ... -- Lynn David Newton Columbus, Ohio neologisticsediting.com lynndavidnewton.com _______________________________________________ XEmacs-Beta mailing list XEmacs-Beta(a)xemacs.org http://lists.xemacs.org/mailman/listinfo/xemacs-beta