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Re: jadetex very slow on windows


I have some experience wiht Miktex, wich is the LateX distro I use. You
can ask me
for specific questions, perhaps I can help you. Please, indicate Miktex
version.

Regarding speed, I work with Windows NT 4.0 and have the same problem,
but I'm
working with tex output files of 1,5 Mb or more. Well, I like coffe so
it's not so bad :-)
If you use "texifiy" it will run three or more time to resolve
references, and this can
take quite a long time. For testing and proofread I use "pdflatex"
directly at the cost
of getting blanks in the places of references.

Regards,

Juan R. Migoya
SPAIN


Sharon B Jones wrote:

>
> Hi!
>
> Running Win2k (sp2), docbook 4.1, openjade 3.1, dssssl 1.76
> stylesheets.  I am building the tex file from my docbook source using
> openjade.  The tex file is created fairly quickly.  and it's about
> 800Kb.  I run pdfjadetex (or jadetex) on this tex file and it takes
> forever!  Granted, it's running out of main memory (I'm figuring out
> how high to bump it up) and I'll probably run out of strings as well,
> but it runs really fast on Linux!  Is there anyway to speed this up on
> Windows?
>
> Also, does anyone have good instructions on using it with MikTex?  The
> instructions I find are either for Linux (various flavors) or
> TeTex....and the config files are not the same for miktex.  I'm
> figuring this out as I'm going along, and I'm sure I can be doing
> something smarter.
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Sharon
>
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