Anyone can tell me, how step to install/used xnview portable (v1.99.5) with ghostscript portable (v9.06) to open pdf file?
I do not want to install xnview and ghostscript in my OS (windows).
My best regards
ryantech
Use xnview portable with ghostscript portable
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Re: Use xnview portable with ghostscript portable
If you use ghostscript portable, there is no way for xnview to know where it is 
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Re: Use xnview portable with ghostscript portable
Hi,
Considering XnView MP 0.84 portable, and PortableApps "Gostscrip", is there any improvement to make both work together?
Or the former reply "If you use ghostscript portable, there is no way for xnview to know where it is" is still applying.
Thanks,
Carlos
Considering XnView MP 0.84 portable, and PortableApps "Gostscrip", is there any improvement to make both work together?
Or the former reply "If you use ghostscript portable, there is no way for xnview to know where it is" is still applying.
Thanks,
Carlos
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Re: Use xnview portable with ghostscript portable
I think that PortableApps Ghostscript can only be used with PortableApps Xnview, but would welcome clarification from anyone who has used it...cadu wrote:Hi,
Considering XnView MP 0.84 portable, and PortableApps "Gostscrip", is there any improvement to make both work together?
Or the former reply "If you use ghostscript portable, there is no way for xnview to know where it is" is still applying.
Thanks, Carlos
The problem as I understand it is that standard XnView and all other XnView software reads the environment variable created when Ghostscript is installed in Windows.