1.Is On checked in Ghostscript in "Property Sheets->[Graphic]" ?
2. When Unknown special:... is displayed
Use a \special that is supported by dviout (cf. "Image data files").
3.When unable to open foo.ps(PS) is displayed
The PostScript file that should be read is not found (be careful when setting -gdat:).
4.When a display appears like Ghostscript cannot be executed such as "Cannot execute gswin32(2)"
Check the -gsx: specification.
5.When Failed to make foo.pbm ... or foo.bmp ... is displayed
Ghostscript has called to create a image data file but it cannot be created from a PostScript file. The causes are
- An invalid library path for Ghostscript was set. (Refer to the Ghostscript manual and check the setting of environment variables.)
- There were parameters that cannot be processed by Ghostscript or there were bad PostScript files (Many graphic software and Windows PostScript drivers output wrong EPSF files).
- A Ghostscript is used that does not support the output of raw PBM files (or BMP files) specified by -GIF: (Q_E4), or there was an error in a file write (be careful with the current directory or -gdat: settings).
- in -gsx: specification of Ghostscript's path, space character can not be used.
For example, when "parameter file:" is tmp$.@@@ and the executable file is c:\gstools\gs5.10\gswin32c.exe, open the MS-DOS window, move to the directory containing the dvi files, and execute the following. The displayed messages may be useful in understanding the causes of errors.
c:\gstools\gs5.10\gswin32c @tmp$.@@@
5 Remark. If Display->Graphics in tool bar is not ckecked, the graphics will be ignored.