Hi all,
I've posted this in another section aswell, but I'd like to try my luck here:
I'm tired of having to browse through my PDF every time, when I make adjustments and pressed compile.
I use F5 in Texniccenter to view my pdf. Is there a way/trick to go directly to the page I was making modifications to? It always starts on top which is annoying when having over 20 pages.
THANKS!
General ⇒ Viewing PDF on page I'm working on
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Re: Viewing PDF on page I'm working on
Use Sumatrapdf (http://blog.kowalczyk.info/software/sum ... index.html) instead of Adobe Reader. Sumatra does not lock files so you don't have to close it when running pdflatex. For the settings, see:
http://code.google.com/p/sumatrapdf/wiki/DDEcommands
http://code.google.com/p/sumatrapdf/wiki/DDEcommands
Re: Viewing PDF on page I'm working on
Or use pdf xchange. It always remembers the last position and opens the file at the exact same spot
Re: Viewing PDF on page I'm working on
That works PERFECTLY! Thank you so much!
A tip for setting up pdf exchange as viewer in Texniccenter (for those that dont know this yet):
press alt+F7
copy your latex=> PDF profile
change in viewer tab path to the pdf exchange viewer executable
change checkbox for all three open/close commands to "command line argument"
for "view projects output" fill out "%bm.pdf" (including quotation marks!)
forward search: "%bm.pdf"
"close document before running latex "/close %bm.pdf"
For me it didnt work without the quotation marks.
Again, thanks for the great tip!
A tip for setting up pdf exchange as viewer in Texniccenter (for those that dont know this yet):
press alt+F7
copy your latex=> PDF profile
change in viewer tab path to the pdf exchange viewer executable
change checkbox for all three open/close commands to "command line argument"
for "view projects output" fill out "%bm.pdf" (including quotation marks!)
forward search: "%bm.pdf"
"close document before running latex "/close %bm.pdf"
For me it didnt work without the quotation marks.
Again, thanks for the great tip!