[OS X TeX] Font problem?

[François G. Schmitt]

Thanks for the several comments I received. Here are some answers.

> How did you install tex?  You seem to be missing the cmextra fonts, 
> but I think they are part of the base install.
>
> Aaron

I installed everything listed using the i-Installer.

> Howdy,
>
> How did you re-install ``all the indicated files''? Was it via 
> i-installer or directly from teTeX/TeXLive? It looks like the system 
> is not finding the Computer Modern .pfb files. That could just be that 
> you need to run `sudo texhash' in Terminal or maybe worse.
>
> Good Luck,
>
> Herb Schulz

I tried to run `sudo texhash'  but I get 'sudo: texhash: command not 
found'. is there something to be done before? I am not using Terminal 
very often.

> This looks very bad! The command `basename´ is usually found in 
> /usr/bin. I think you need to fix your ~/.MacOSX/environment.plist and 
> your environment. Could you check ~/.MacOSX/environment.plist and open 
> Terminal and invoke there 'env | grep -i path'?
>
> But the actual problem is that TeX thinks you haven't installed the PS 
> versions of Computer Modern fonts, so it tries to create the PK fonts 
> at the right size.
>
> So solve this: what is 'updmap --listmaps' showing in Terminal?
>
> --
> Greetings
>
>   Pete
>

Where is located the '~/.MacOSX/' folder? If this is in my home 
directory, I could not find it.
The commands 'env | grep -i path' and  'updmap --listmaps'  receive as 
answers 'command not found'.

Do you have other suggestions?
Francois Schmitt
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