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In article <1992Oct14.192911.6888@news.yale.edu>, dipak@radiant.NOname (Dipak Chowdhury) writes:
) From: dipak@radiant.NOname (Dipak Chowdhury)
) Subject: Ghostscript for windows
) Organization: Applied Physiscs, Yale University
) Date: Wed, 14 Oct 92 12:29:11 PDT
) 
) I am having problem running Ghostscript 2.5.2 under Windows 3.1. It opens a window and then
) it dies. Is there any especial setup in the win.ini file that I need to do? Did anyond have the same
) problem? Thanks in advance.
) 		                              dipak@radiant.eng.yale.edu

Make sure GS_LIB points to your initialization file befores starting
windows.  Also, if you defined GS_DEVICE, it's probably causing the
error.  Edit the definition of gswin and put -sDEVICE=win after the
executable name (or where you specify options, depending on what
windows interface you use.)

for example, I have

	set GS_LIB=E:\GS;E:\GS\FONTS
	set GS_DEVICE=tseng

in my autoexec.bat.

And, I defined the gswin program to be invoked by:

	c:\windows\misc\gswin.exe -sDEVICE=win

so that the GS_DEVICE will be not be used by gswin.exe.  This is with
version 2.5.2 and everything works fine.

- kev

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