The TEMP directory for what? and how did you force it to c:\temp?
Marc Olivier Chouinard wrote:
The problem with Inkscape/Ghostscript in windows is the TEMP directory. I had to force it to c:\TEMP.
It a problem with the long file name.
So, please, could you tell me which software is necessary/recommend to run a full inkscape in the Win platform? Somethink like to build it: x, y, z: To run it, xa, yb, etc.
In the directory with the Inkscape preferences.xml file, there is a file that is called extension-errors.log. (There is no way you could have known this, don't feel bad) In there it lists the issues with the extensions that are being loaded, and what they need.
EPS is kinda a hack, you'll need ghostscript, pstoedit and sketch to be able to get the EPS import working. I'm not sure if anyone has all of these working on Windows though... convince your boss to use Debian ;)
Am new to using Inkscape and have had similar problems and tried to fix them following the info in this thread. Have progressively installed Ghostscript and pstoedit and updated the PATH but still I get the same extensions_error that states that gs and pstoedit are not found.
All I want at this stage is to export (Save As) to an .ai format which as far as I can tell only requires gs. Wha tis really needed is a thorough process to get these working - for a "novice" user. Any ideas out there.
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