I am not allowed to install software on my work computer. I have the most recent versions of inkscape and ghostscript installed on a jump drive. I installed them in the following drives:
e:/portableapps/inkscape
e/portableapps/commonfiles/ghostscript
When I open inkscape and try to open an eps file, I get an error. I am not a programmer or a program developer so I need help. Am I doing something wrong. I thought if they were installed as above, then the programs knew how to communicate. Thanks in advance for any help. I know this question was asked about older versions of both programs.
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[EDIT] Title adjusted for bug report - mod GC
My apologies, evidently our previous fix for this problem is no longer sufficient.
[EDIT] You'll need to change the contents of Custom.nsh to the following, and regenerate the launcher. IF you're not able, or uncomfortable doing so, we'll push out a fix shortly.
I installed the portable apps on a jump drive. What are you referring to when you say to create a launcher? I can change the code in the file. I know enough about coding to be able to do that. However, I just downloaded and installed the apps from this website. I know nothing about a launcher.
All of our applications use a launcher (*Portable.exe) that takes care of settings, etc.
As you're not familiar with it, I recommend waiting for us to release a fix, which should be in the very near future.
The environment variable PYTHONHOME also needs to be replaced with PYTHONPATH as below:
Gord fixed this in the Inkscape Portable 0.92.2 Rev 2 release.
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