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Craigim,
I tried your suggestions and made sure everything is correct. I also tried to access the DDE commands manually, which I've written about in this post.

I've played more with this, and I think it's something wrong with TeXnicCenter.

I tried to manually use the DDE commands (taken from the Help file of the program) in the command prompt and the only ones that work are:
TEXCNTR /nosplash
TEXCNTR filename
TEXCNTR /dde


If I use TEXCNTR /l ...

Thank you for your comment craigim!
I went through both YAP and TeXnicCenter and made sure that I have the same commands as you. (copy+pasted them just to be sure!) The only difference between the two is the path to TeXnicCenter is different on my machine. (C:\Program Files\Latex\TeXnicCenter ...

With regards to the same question I posted above...
... the Hyperref manual states that

The label is worked out from the context of the original \label command by hyperref by using the macros listed below (shown with their default values). The macros can be redefined in documents using ...

Ok...there is no C:\miktex\bin in the path. In fact I haven't installed MikTeX since I had Cygwin. Does TeXnic work only with MiKteX? If so, I guess it's only logical that it won't compile my file...


Ok, I put "C:\miktex\bin" as an example, on my machine MikTeX is installed (and also Cygwin's ...

First, thank you for your reply Soroush. Now, if I understood what you said correctly, I should find the Path variable and add to the end the path of Cygwin which would be,for me, C:\cygwin\bin (that's where the latex.exe is). I used a ; between the paths. It doesn't work though...any other ideas ...

Hi all and TeXnicCenter developers;
I think it would be nice to have a real-time preview window of what is being typed. I occasionally find that I forget my line of thought, just because I'm distracted by \this and \that ! So I have to compile and view in Yap ( where the inverse search doesn't work ...

Soiram;
I think this is similar to a problem I had some time ago. You have to change the order of the paths to the two latex.exe in Windows. (one is the Cygwin one, the other is the MikTeX one, for example). In order to compile the .tex files, you'll need to put the path to MikTeX before Cygwin in ...

Thanks Alex B.
Seems a bit tricky. I guess I'll have to read the manual and see how to use this.

I'm using natbib for putting references in my LaTeX document. I think it's great that DOIs are included in the references, as it helps readers to quickly find the relevant source. The same is true for URLs, however, URLs make the paper ugly! (two lines worth of links with all kinds of symbols and ...