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Huh? That seems impossible.

Are you sure you are (still) using QT >= 4.3?
(type qmake -v to check)

You mean the texmakerX svn, right?

There I fixed it now.

Just type in the terminal:
svn co https://texmakerx.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/texmakerx/trunk texmakerx

Oh, I don't know if that is even possible. (actually, if I had Visual Studio, I would have modified Texniccenter instead of Texmaker ;-) But after the qmake documentation: if you call qmake -t vcapp texmakerx.pro, it should create a Visual Studio project file for it Or perhaps just qmake texmakerx.p...

Here:
http://texmakerx.svn.sourceforge.net/sv ... erx/trunk/

However it's only source, you have to compile it yourself (with gcc and qt)

In the SVN version it is now possible, to define a command which is run before every compilation.(on the Options\Configure\Quick Build page, but perhaps I will move it somewhere else) And with a special DDE syntax: "dde://service/topic/commands" you can use it to close the pdf. E.g: To clo...

Now I could reproduce it, whenever Reader 9.1 opens a pdf it is write-protected.
The faster solutions seems to be, to switch to another reader which behaves better.
Or perhaps I'm going to add a feature to TexMakerX, that it closes the pdf Reader before compiling.

Okay, what version? (I checked it with 8)
And some more questions:
What error do you get?
And how is the command written under Options\Configure (Commands\Pdf Viewer)?

Strange here it works (with FoxitReader/AcrobatReader)
Perhaps the pdf reader you use (which one is it?) marks the file as write-protected when opening it, prevent Latex to override it.

The binaries for Windows and Linux (created/tested on Ubuntu) of the first release are now available.

Has any one here a Mac? I still haven't found someone who would compile it there.