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Is there a Texmaker that can compile LaTeX documents?
The default in the TeXworks version in Ubuntu 10.04 is pdfTeX, which won’t compile LaTeX documents. This is what I did and it worked on my Linux MINT. Then I installed TexMaker and it worked fine. Thanks for contributing an answer to TeX – LaTeX Stack Exchange! Please be sure to answer the question. Provide details and share your research!
Can you use TeXShop on a Windows computer?
TeXShop does not run on Windows. So if you want to use the same editor on both machines you could use TeXworks which runs on both Mac and PC. I too for the sake of compatibility stuck with TeXworks on both platforms when I started my ventures into LaTeX, but since then have moved to TeXShop on my mac.
Can you use compiling-TeXworks as a typesetting tool?
This command can be configured as typesetting tool in TeXworks as shown on this picture:
What’s the equivalent of TeXShop on a Mac?
On Mac I have MacTex distribution which is TexLive. Texlive is available for Windows as well therefore I would recommend it in order to have similar distribution on both computers. Another software that could be installed on both platforms is TexMaker. On windows (and Mac also using wine) I would recommend editing on Notepad++.
How do I compile a.tex file?
Then either click the compile button in the toolbar (looks like a green block with an arrow) or press CTRL+T. If there are no compiling errors in your .tex file, then in the same directory where you saved universe.tex should be three new files: universe.aux, universe.log, and universe.pdf.
Is there a way to compile pdflatex in TeXworks?
It seems all required texlive packages are installed, in any case I can compile .tex documents using terminal. But in TeXworks while trying to run pdfLaTeX appears: This is pdfTeX, Version 3.1415926-1.40.10 (TeX Live 2009/Debian) restricted \\write18 enabled. entering extended mode (./Szarfi.tex !
Why do I get error messages in my LaTeX editor?
In many cases the problem could be something as simple as a mis-typed command, an un-escaped special character, or a missing bracket. On occasion, you may find an error or warning message, or a statement in your log file indicating that there is a problem in an auxiliary file with an extension other than .tex, such as .bbl, .aux, etc.
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