Re: New installation

Ulrike Fischer wrote, On 7/3/2014 5:38 AM:
> Am Tue, 01 Jul 2014 22:50:38 -0600 schrieb Jeff Barnett:
>
>> I'm still using XP but am in the process of building new Win 7 Pro 64
>> bit computers for the household. Each computer will have precisely one
>> account that will want to use WinEdt and MikTeX but that account is
>> ordinary, not administrative. I recall from prior discussions here that
>> there was several ways to do the installs depending on the users per
>> machine. Would someone please send me a pointer to the install
>> instructions, etc. or elaborate here. I would prefer a pointer to
>> something other than a newsgroup or mail list archive. Thanks for any help.
> With current versions of winedt and miktex you can simply install
> them when logged in that user account in some folder where the user
> has writing rights (I e.g. have miktex in D:\miktex2.9). Depending
> on the rights of the user you will perhaps be asked, if you want a
> multiuser oder single user installation. Choose "single user
> installation".
Thanks for responding. I did look at the "installation" writeup at 
MiKTeX.com but it did not mention using a different directory; the 
information there assumed only a only small rather than a complete 
implementation. I was concerned about a `gotcha' such as your point 
about the directory.

Jeff Barnett

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