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I have a TeXmaker (windows version) & TeXLive on my memory. I configure my TeXmaker to work with LaTeX, PDFLaTeX, TeX, ... but when I run the XeLaTeX, TeMmaker does nothing.
Note: I have a TeXLive on my PC too and TeXmaker has no problem with it.
How can I fix it?

  1. Options>Configure Texmaker>Commands the filed of Xelatex: "D:/texlive/bin/win32/xelatex.exe" -interaction=nonstopmode %.tex
  2. This is XeTeX, Version 3.1415926-2.4-0.9998
    restricted \write18 enabled.
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1) Go to Options→Configure Texmaker→Commands; what’s in the field “XeLaTeX”? 2) Open a Windows command line window, type xelatex --version; what’s the output? Feel free to edit both answers into your question. – doncherry Jan 15 at 8:56
@doncherry: well, silly to ask. But how do you put that arrow? – Harish Kumar Jan 15 at 9:07
You should change that path to point to your memory stick (to the folder where you have texlive and xelatex therein. To open windows commandline window, go to start click run and type cmd and then enter. The window opens. – Harish Kumar Jan 15 at 9:14
@HarishKumar Until a couple of months ago I mostly used a self-made HTML table containing Unicode symbols I often use for copy&paste. Recently, however, I’ve been trying to get used to the Neo keyboard layout, which is optimized for German and has six layers; the third layer contains many characters essential for programming, and the sixth layer has the → symbol. See also Good keyboard layouts for typing (La)TeX. – doncherry Jan 15 at 9:18
@doncherry Thanks. I wondered! :-) – Harish Kumar Jan 15 at 9:20
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