Congratulations! You have successfully installed the Thunderbird LaTeX
extension. Please take a few seconds to check that the settings we have
found are correct.
Required software
This extension depends on a regular LaTeX distribution and the ImageMagick
software. If you haven't installed them already, here are a few tips. If
you are running Linux, both can be easily installed through your
distribution's package manager. If running MacOS, MacTeX is probably what you're
looking for. If running Windows, MiKTeX is known to work. The ImageMagick
website offers binary downloads for MacOS and Windows.
If you choose to install this software now, please make sure you click
"autodetect again" at the bottom of the page once you're done with the
setup.
Attention!
It appears you are running Microsoft Windows. Please make sure you have
installed GhostScript, as this software is required for
convert to be able to translate EPS to PNG. A downloadable
installer is available here.
Please also double-check that the convert.exe utility found is
the one in the ImageMagick install directory, not the one in the
system32 directory. There is a Windows utility that bears the
same name, and unless you have checked the "Add ImageMagick install
directory to system PATH" option during ImageMagick installation, the
wrong utility will be found.
Some users have reported that the 64-bit version of Imagemagick has some
issues on 64-bit Windows. If unsure, please install the 32-bit version.
Where is the required software on Windows?
If autodetection failed, latex.exe and dvips.exe are
usually found in the miktex\bin folder of your MiKTeX install
directory. convert.exe is located in the ImageMagick install
directory.
Autodetection results
We have found the required utilities to be in the following locations: