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In TeXstudio, the concept of Macros is a generalized form of User Tags:
User Tags are eqivilent to a 'Normal' Macro without a trigger:
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If you use TeXstudio as your IDE,then go to
Configure Texstudio, then click the general tab, under there you can find spelling dictionary directory and check whether you have set that ? if not select the correct language do you want.
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I don't understand the point of text-replacement. You save a couple of keystrokes the first time you type it, but it doesn't help at all when you come back to edit your code, or read over it again. And these latter two activities happen much more often.
Anyway, I suggest simply defining a macro, like this:
\newcommand\hooh{\ce{H2O2}}
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In Texmaker, you can go to User>Customize Completion and set the \begin{...} and \end{...} that you often use. For example, the tikzpicture environment is not set by default. As I often use it, I have added
\begin{tikzpicture}
and
\end{tikzpicture}
Then, when I type \begin{tik , Texmaker gives me \begin{tikzpicture}, I hit tab and I have the ...
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In Linux based texmaker
user-> user commands -> edit user commands
if you want to add XeLaTeX:
menu item. XeLaTeX
Command. xelatex --interaction=nonstopmode %
if you want to add LuaLaTex:
menu item. LuaLaTex
Command. lualatex --interaction=nonstopmode %
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I read your log file and it says you need to make the files manually.
I ran a test on my system since I haven't used gnuplot in a bit. I ran latex and the .gnuplot file was created like in your case.
Next, I ran in the terminal gnuplot /path/to/.gnuplot file(s). From here, gnuplot created two .tex files. When I used another system, it created table ...
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use TeX2Word and Word2TeX. There is a 30-day Evaluation
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Try have a look here:
There is wiki entrance here.
http://en.wikibooks.org/w/index.php?title=LaTeX/Glossary&stable=0#Compile_glossary_-_In_windows_with_texmaker
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If your supervisor does absolutely insist on Word as Editor there is little you can do. However, if it is more the "Word-like user experience" (as opposed to "LaTeX source code user experience"), LyX might be a considerable compromise for the both of you!
LyX is a "WYSIWYW" (What You See is What You Want) text processing system that uses LaTeX as back-end. ...
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You can theoretically edit pdf document with PDFedit the way you described in your question. Before you get too excited let me point out that PDF is a very complex format designed for publishing output, not for any further modifications. PDF unlike its close cousin PostScript programming language is not human readable nor programmable (although PostScript ...
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If you still get error: Log file not found!, when using Texmaker when you have done everything (installed MiKTex, installed Texmaker, and checked if the binary for MiKTeX is already in your windows environment varible) then simply close the Texmaker and reopen it as an administrator. Right click on the executable for Texmaker and "Run as administrator".
This ...
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It is not enough to just have the TeX distribution installed, it is also necessary to add the MiKTeX bin to the path or else change the commands in the configuration to use the full path to each executable (i.e., if you look at the actual commands being called they are just "latex", "pdflatex", etc. without the path to the executable).
In my case I had ...
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Common newbie mistakes/errors Using TeXmaker
cannot detect file-name and Could not start the command errors:
In TeXmaker one needs to save .tex code as file-name.tex before compiling otherwise above errors pop out. In TeXworks, it's better handled by suggesting the untitled-1.tex file name before compiling.
Error: Log file not found! :Texmaker ...
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I had the same error given to me by TeXmaker and I found my way here, so just to add the "trivial" case, which caused problems on my end:
If you test-compile an empty document with no content in between the document tags, you will get the above error. The following will not work,
(~~ preamble ~~)
\begin{document}
\end{document}
whereas
(~~ preamble ~~)
...
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If you are using file names with blanks, the problem is with TeXstudio and TeXmaker, whose command line is something like (supposing your file is C cè.tex)
pdflatex.exe -synctex=1 -interaction=nonstopmode C cè.tex
while the corresponding command line in WinEdt is
pdflatex.exe -synctex=-1 -interaction=errorstopmode "C cè.tex"
so you would have to change ...
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I´ve tried all solutions to this problem found in several forums and none worked. Finally I found out that the problem, in my case, was simply that my file had spaces in its name, which seems to be a problem for synctex. Hope it helps in your case as well.
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On a Windows PC is Ctrl+Right arrow
On Mac OS X it is Command+Right arrow
⌘+⇒
It can be changed to Tab (⇥), but this is by default linked to another shortcut. If you go to the Preferences, "Shortcuts" tab, open up the "Editor" and the "Basic Key Mapping" list. Scroll down until you find
Next placeholder or one word right
Double click on the shortcut ...
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Just press Alt+Right, that is, hold Alt and press the “Right Arrow Key”.
Obviously, while the fields are highlighted you can move left using Alt+Left.
It works for me on my TeXstudio 2.5.2 (SVN 3651)
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Some modification of the @Jubobs's answer:
version=1.0
data\normal\priority=-1
data\normal\bold=false
data\normal\italic=false
data\normal\overline=false
data\normal\underline=false
data\normal\strikeout=false
data\normal\waveUnderline=false
data\normal\foreground=#d6d6d6
data\normal\fontFamily=
data\normal\pointSize=0
data\background\priority=-1
...
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You can run custom commands in Texmaker (User -> User Commands) as well as TeXstudio (Configure -> Build -> User Commands). With that it should be possible to call Git command line tools from within the editor. Moreover in TeXstudio, you can combine this with scripting and triggers, which allows you to automatically trigger these actions e.g. on ...
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Spaces in file names are usually a good source for headaches.
Always use file names without spaces in connection with TeX and friends.
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There is no Git integration in either Texmaker or TeXStudio as far as I know. The latter has support for SVN, but that won't help if you wish to use GitHub. As such, if you would like to write in TeXStudio/Texmaker and use Git with your LaTeX projects, the Git stuff would have to be handled outside the editor, using a graphical client such as SmartGit or the ...
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There can be a lot of issues for this error to be generated. The most common ones are:
Since TeXnicCenter is in version beta 2.0, it still has bugs.
⇒ Try closing the program and re-opening it.
You have selected something on the pdf file and now TeXnicCenter is unable to write in the file
⇒ Try closing the pdf and then re-run the LaTeX file.
Your .aux ...
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Starting from TeXmaker 3.4 version
"an option "Use a 'build' subdirectory for output files" has been added for the (pdf)latex command (the "--output-directory=build" parameter will be automatically added to the (pdf)latex command and texmaker will search the log and pdf files into this subdirectory - see the user manual for more details)" - from ...
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In the newer versions they have also added a "Spell check" feature (Control + Shift + F7) which allows you to add new words.
The custom words are stored in $HOME/.config/xm1/texmaker.ini.
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just spent a day struggling with this too
I used the little browse icon to the side of the bib(la)tex field to find the biber program and it worked fine.
I also found that using LaTeX build option (i.e. not pdflatex,etc) for the first build then a bibtex build on the same .tex document then pdfLaTeX build worked well.
my bibliography file bib.bib looks ...
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