Re: Strange Behavior of TeXWorks typesetting

Rui Moutinho <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.tex.miktex
Message-ID <[email protected]>
There was a bug with the update on 12/Fev.

Ensure you update the packages and the formats.
It may not be required to update the formats, however.
In my case, yesterday, it was required on both admin and regular user 
"flavors".

Best regards,

Rui Moutinho

Em 14-02-2013 04:52, George McNulty escreveu:
> I have just downloaded the 64-bit version of MiKTeX.   Using the
> accompanying TeXWorks I enountered the following behavior:
>
>                Typesetting a  tex file with  pdflatex via TeXWorks
> produces a  dvi file.
>
>                Typesetting the same file tex file with XeLaTeX via
> TeXWorks produces a pdf  file.
>
> This is counterintuitive and, of course, just opposite of how my earlier
> installations of MiKTeX behave.   What is the fix?
>
> Thanks,
>
> George McNulty
>
>
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