Where do I Find my PDF file in Texmaker?

Where do I Find my PDF file in Texmaker?

The “View PDF” button in TeXmaker only opens an already existing file, that has the same basename as your .tex file. Meaning, if you’re writing in a file called MyReport.tex, it will look for a file called MyReport.pdf in the same folder as the .tex file, and open this in the specified viewer.

How to view Texmaker error log file not found?

Waiting for the reply.. You do not have the required permissions to view the files attached to this post. Go through your Texmaker options/settings, one by one. Perhaps post them here, maybe as a screenshot again.

Where is the pdfLaTeX binary path in Texmaker?

Check if Texmaker has the full path to pdflatex in its options, or ensure that the MikTeX binary path is in the Windows environment variables (such as C:\\Program Files\\MiKTeX 2.9\\miktex\\bin\). I have enclosed the options screen of the TexMaker.

Are there any issues with Texmaker quick Wizard?

LaTeX specific issues not fitting into one of the other forums of this category. I am new to Latex. I have tried to create a simple document using Texmaker quick wizard.

How to fix TextMaker not updating PDF viewer?

The fix was: Then pick adobe reader or whatever app you use to view pdf files with. Then you bypass the pdf viewer in textmaker altogether. Make sure you choose the Quick Build and View PDF in the toolbar. Thanks for contributing an answer to Stack Overflow! Please be sure to answer the question.

Why do I get error ” file not found ” in Texmaker?

Go to tools -> click on pdflatex. Thats it. I had the same error given to me by TeXmaker and I found my way here, so just to add the “trivial” case, which caused problems on my end: If you test-compile an empty document with no content in between the document tags, you will get the above error.

Why does Texmaker run external programs instead of internal programs?

This is because the code to run the external programs (the function Texmaker::RunCommand located in texmaker.cpp, ll.5433-5596 in the sources) checks if the command to be executed is the PDF viewer, and runs the internal viewer instead of the external program if it is activated.