Cenon has been installed in a different location than expected (usually when installing RPM packages).You didn't install the GNUstep libraries.There are several possible reasons for this: With Cenon 3.70 you can set a default line width in the preferences. You have to set a line width in the Cenon (Stroke) Inspector. Mac OS-X does not display lines with zero line width. Lines are not visible in printings or the Preview. If you have installed a ghostscript version to some other path, you have to link or copy the file 'gs' to the search path of Cenon.
The PostScript and PDF-Import doesn't work, what can I do?Ĭenon needs GhostScript (gs) installed in the directory '/usr/local/bin/gs' or '/usr/bin/gs'. Please Update to Cenon version 3.82 from December 29th. Also, a parallel installation of an earlier version is possible, if it is copied into the directory /usr/local/bin/ Ĭrash on Power-PC when importing PostScript and PDF. Version 8.56 and 8.57 have been reported to create problems with Cenon, something changed in GhostScript.Īs a quick solution you should install an earlier version of GhostScript (gs). With GhostScript version 8.5x the import of PostScript does not work any more. Solution: Update to current version of Cenon.
Snow Leopard (OS 10.6): The image functions of Snow Leopard were completely rewritten by Apple, this created some minor problems with Cenon (fixed since Cenon 3.9.1). If desired, you can also link the library folder to your Documents folder. Solution: You can still access library files from the Open-Panel of Cenon. Lion (OS 10.7): the Library folder is invisible in Finder. Solution 2: To keep Cenon ( "Preferences" -> "Disable Caching" Reason: Apple removed crucial functionality without announcing it. Mavericks, Yosemite (OS 10.9, 10.10): Cenon Documents are displayed empty.
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