Hello!
Is it possible to configure internal TexMaker PDF viewer for autoreloading output PDF file, like Evince or Okular?
Or may be hotkey/menu command to force reloading PDF without changing page viewed? ("View PDF" is not the solution, because it try to sync PDF page with opened TeX doc).
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Re: Autoreload or forcing reload in internal PDF viewer
In the preferences, Quick build, you can set to refresh the pdf viewer after building. There might be something else that you can use though.
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Autoreload or forcing reload in internal PDF viewer
Hi!
Option "QuickBuild=Something+View PDF" not only refresh PDF, but also changed page position in PDF (probably because "ViewPDF=sync PDF with some tex position"), what I want to avoid.
I want from internal viewer just refresh PDF file on change, or on some hotkey, without changing active page.
I do not see option "refresh the pdf viewer after building".In the preferences, Quick build, you can set to refresh the pdf viewer after building. There might be something else that you can use though.
Option "QuickBuild=Something+View PDF" not only refresh PDF, but also changed page position in PDF (probably because "ViewPDF=sync PDF with some tex position"), what I want to avoid.
I want from internal viewer just refresh PDF file on change, or on some hotkey, without changing active page.