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SathishV
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Command Line Options

Post by SathishV »

Hello to all,

I am new to LaTeX/BaKoMa TeX Word, and i have a doubt in BaKoMa TeX Word.

I opened a TeX file in using "texword.exe" from command line, and it works perfectly.

Command line for opening a source file.

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C:\BaKoMa TeX\BIN\WIN32>texopen.exe D:\RS\RSTA\gms333\uiii.tex
My doubt/need is, is it possible to open a TeX file in BaKoMa. In WinEdt we can use the following command

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C:\\yandy\\WINEDT\\WinEdt.exe  -F [Open('D:\xx\333\aa.tex');SelPar(59,8)]
Please guide me.


Thanks & Regards
Sathish V.

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EnriqueVilla
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Re: Command Line Options

Post by EnriqueVilla »

Hi Sathish! As far as I know, BaKoMa TeX Word lets you open files via command line like you did, but it doesn’t support advanced commands like WinEdt’s to jump to specific lines or selections. You might need to open the file normally and navigate inside manually. Hope that helps!
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