Re: "The input file could not be found"

Thanks. I figure out the issue: it was in WinEdt 10 editor. Alexandre

On 31/01/2017 14:26, Ulrike Fischer wrote:
> Am Tue, 31 Jan 2017 09:01:51 +0000 schrieb Alexandre Borovik:
>
>> My MiKTeX (Windows 10, 64 bit) suddenly lost ability to see input file.
>> Reinstallation did not help. Could you please help?
>>
>> Alexandre
>>
>> <<<ERROR MESSAGE:
>>
>> Command Line:   texify.exe --pdf
>> --tex-option=--interaction=errorstopmode --tex-option=--synctex=-1
>> "C:\Users\AB\Documents\Current\10212
>> 2016-17\10212_Slides_2016-17_Weeks_1-4.tex"
>> Startup Folder: C:\Users\AB\Documents\Current\10212 2016-17
>>
>>
>> Sorry, but texify did not succeed for the following reason:
>>
>>    The input file could not be found.
>
> I can't reproduce the problem on windows 10 + miktex 32bit. But
>
> - don't use spaces in folder/file names
> - don't call texify (and other applications) with absolute files
> names.
> - don't use texify at all - imho it is a pain. It fails constantly
> and its error messages are bad. If you want a tool for an automatic
> compilation use latexmk or arara.
>

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