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→Printing (installing Ghostscript): note that the Destination directory is variable
(→Printing (installing Ghostscript): explicitly mention that gs_path must be the same as the install destination directory.) |
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The instructions below assume the GLP version of Ghostscript is installed with | The instructions below assume the GLP version of Ghostscript is installed with | ||
the | the Destination directory {{Codeline|<nowiki>C:\Program Files (x86)\GPLGS\</nowiki>}}. | ||
The Destination directory may be different for 32 bit and 64 bit windows and can also | |||
change for different versions of Ghostscript. Therefore, it is important that the user | |||
make note of the Destination directory used to install Ghostscript and use it in place of | |||
the Destination directory used in these instructions. | |||
In order for Octave to find Ghostscript, its | In order for Octave to find Ghostscript, its Destination directory used for the install must | ||
be in the command shell's path. This may be done by modifying the path variable via the | be in the command shell's path. This may be done by modifying the path variable via the | ||
Control Panel, or by having Octave modify the path variable to include the Destination | Control Panel, or by having Octave modify the path variable to include the Destination | ||