[texhax] newtx font installation: SOLVED
Schwartz, Steven J
s.schwartz at imperial.ac.uk
Sat Feb 25 18:49:50 CET 2017
I wrote:
>Then check in the log-file if it contains a line like
>Parsing XXXX\fonts\map\dvips\newtx\newtx.map... and report back.
I've done this. It doesn't contain any reference to newtx.map although it does contain the
references to .../type1/public/newtx etc I extracted for my original posting. I guess there's
something different between knowing about a font and putting it in a .map file? And in
desperation I did a:
updmap --admin --force -- verbose > udmapforce.log [attached]
which appears to have regenerated all the various caches and such, but which still fails to
construct a newtx.map.
OK, empowered by Ulrik's response, further digging resulted in:
a) initexmf --edit-config-file updmap
This created a updmap.cfg file in C:\users\steve\AppData\Roaming\MiKTeX\2.9\config and opened up Notepad. [If this file already exists it will open up that existing file for further editing]. I inserted a single line:
Map newtx.map
which I saved.
b) initexmf -u
c) updmap
All this was done from an Administrator command console although you can see the result ended up in my user\AppData space. The above suggests to me that the miktex installer doesn't (can't?) update the .cfg file.
Anyway, now this all works. Thanks for the steer in the right direction.
Steve
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