Hi!
I was writing a file with Latex center and by chance I pressed the combination ctrl+D instead of copying.
Anyway, the Navigator panel popped up but I don't know how to use it. Is it useful? What can you do with it?
thank you.
Cheers.
General ⇒ Using the navigator panel in TeXnicCenter
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pumpkinegan
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Re: navigator
The navigator panel in TeXnicCenter?
It is useful if you create a project---and particularly if you have a large document (for example, a thesis with chapters selfcontained in separate tex files). Then with the navigator panel you can skip to chapters, sections, and subsections, figures, and bibliography by double-clicking the entry in the navigator panel.
You can keep it refreshed by using "save all"
It is useful if you create a project---and particularly if you have a large document (for example, a thesis with chapters selfcontained in separate tex files). Then with the navigator panel you can skip to chapters, sections, and subsections, figures, and bibliography by double-clicking the entry in the navigator panel.
You can keep it refreshed by using "save all"
Re: navigator
Ja, that's what I thought.
So I can use it only if I have a big document made of different Tex files, isn't it?
But not for a document which is just one Tex file, even if containing chapters, sections, biblio, etc...
So I can use it only if I have a big document made of different Tex files, isn't it?
But not for a document which is just one Tex file, even if containing chapters, sections, biblio, etc...