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Originally Posted by janszoon View Post
you mean under my computer>>advanced>> environmental variables>>Path ?
No, bsb2gdal.bat sets impermanent environment at the command prompt, so you check the path there.

It looks like you messed up with GDAL, as now the script complains it cannot find gdal utilities. Which version do you use?

bsb2gdal.bat is scecifically tailored to work with GDAL from http://vbkto.dyndns.org/sdk/release-...server-5-6.zip.
So, if you installed any other version -- remove it.
Then install the version above. Check bsb2gdal.bat for Python and GDAL locations. Then launch it and type
echo %PATH%
Then you should find there GDAL locations listed a number of times. Specifically it should contain pieces like this:
<GDAL location>\bin;<GDAL location>\bin\proj\apps;<GDAL location>\bin\gdal\apps;
etc, etc

Last edited by vadp; 2010-11-05 at 18:47.