ispell on windows 2000

ispell on windows 2000

[Kevin Dziulko]

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Hello
 
I use GNU emacs on both a terminal emulation session (QVT/Term) and on win2k.  In windows, I have a disk mounted to a unix box.  I used to have 2 separate .emacs files; one on the win2k system & one on the unix box.  I wanted to combine them to make my life easier (not make changes twice).  When I did so, ispell on the win2k version stopped working.  Message buffer says:
 
Loading ispell...
check-ispell-version: Searching for program: no such file or directory, ispell
 
I updated my HOME environment variable on win2k to point to the new folder where .emacs resides.
 
Any ideas?
 
Thanks.
 
Kevin

		
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Re: ispell on windows 2000

[Kevin Rodgers]

Kevin Dziulko wrote:
 > I use GNU emacs on both a terminal emulation session (QVT/Term) and on
 > win2k.  In windows, I have a disk mounted to a unix box.  I used to
 > have 2 separate .emacs files; one on the win2k system & one on the
 > unix box.  I wanted to combine them to make my life easier (not make
 > changes twice).  When I did so, ispell on the win2k version stopped
 > working.  Message buffer says:
 >
 >
 > Loading ispell...
 > check-ispell-version: Searching for program: no such file or directory,
 > ispell

On the Windows machine, the "ispell" program is not in any of the
exec-path directories.  Since it's initialized from your PATH
environment variable, check that.

-- 
Kevin Rodgers