trying to get revtex4.1 added to miktex

david goodmanson <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.tex.miktex
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Hello,
I am totally new to Latex and Miktex.  I downloaded Miktex ok, but I have to add Revtex4.1 in order to submit an article to a journal.  There is a 'revtex4' option in the package manager but I have not tried that because I am not sure if it is actually  version 4 or 4.1, and if it was 4, would I be able to get it out of there later?.  So I downloaded 4.1 and managed to unzip it (which was a struggle) into a folder under Miktex2.9 that I called 'revtex41'.  If I run the sample tex file that is several folders down in the revtex41 folder, it works.  But if I copy that tex file somewhere else (such as the desktop) and try to run it from there, it complains about not having Revtex 4.1, in the following way:



So I tried adding my revtex41 folder to the path.    Not that I am sure that doing that would fix the problem, but it was worth a try.  I used the instructions that came along in the zip file:[1] In Miktex options go to the 'root' tab and add a path to the new folder, which I did.  Then I hit 'apply' as well. [2] Go to the 'general' tab and hit 'refresh FNDB' which I did.But Miktex will not store that change.  When I go out of Miktex options and back in, that path is not there.

I tried doing the install in the box shown above.  That didn't work either.I would like to be able to put a tex file anywhere I want and have it run.  Any suggestions for what I am doing wrong?
Thanks, Davewindows 10, 64 bit Miktex. 

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