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What you want is not the default behaviour of TeXnicCenter instalation and there is no option for this, AFAIK. However, it can be done with a registry tweak if you're not afraid of that sort of thing. Here's how to do it. You need to change the command that it's used for opening .tex files. To locat...

Try to compile from the command line a minimal document testing for write18 availability: \documentclass{article} \begin{document} Write18 test \immediate\write18{dir} \end{document} That should spit out the current directory listing to stdin during latex run. If it doesn't then it means that shell ...

Hmm, that's a tough one. I'm not knowledgeable enough to make any strong statements about what's possible in TeX and what not but I've certainly never heard of outputting .dvi to several files during one job. So I would say that this scenario is a no go. However, if all you want is to extract some s...

Normally, file associations should be defined automatically during installation, so you could try reinstalling TeXmaker and maybe that will fix the problem. Unfortunately, I only use the USB version, so I can't tell for sure if TeXmaker defines its own associations. If that doesn't work, you can pok...

From what you describe it looks like there's missing file association for .tex extension on your system. When "Open with" dialog pops up, there should be a check box saying that the chosen program should always be used for this file type. Make sure that it is checked and that should do the...

Perhaps if you will be able to provide robust import/export to LaTeX (so that round trip export-import-export always ends up with the same document) then the choice of the native format won't be so crucial any more. For this to work you have to remember that there should be some possibility to "...

Write to me for any requests or to share your comments with me. Well, I have a few comments but I'm afraid they are quite harsh. I tried your program and it was on its way out as fast as it was in. Not that I found anything wrong with it technically - it seems to be quite polished and altogether ni...

Hi Job, This webapp is really cool. It seems quite capable too. I was able to compile quite a large document containing some less common packages. Tikz picture wouldn't show up but for the rest it worked OK. I especially like the preview feature (although I think that clicking on it shouldn't trigge...