[OS X TeX] using ITeXMac with external and preview

[Massimiliano Gubinelli]

On 17 Feb 2005, at 18:50, Maarten Sneep wrote:

> On 17 feb 2005, at 18:24, Jason Davies wrote:
>
>> ok so how do I get Preview to refresh when it compiles?
>
> Now *that* is asking the impossible (trust me here: I tried _very_ 
> hard).
> Both Preview and Adobe Reader 7 will not refresh a document, at least I
> haven't found a way te get them to do so.
>
> TeXniscope will refresh, but doesn't support hyperlinks, IIRC. One 
> previewer
> that has limited support for both is PostView, but only in the beta 
> I've
> been using for the past 9 months.
>

TeXniscope does support hyperlinks even if this support is still very 
rough (i.e. I do not guarantee that any kind of hyperlink is correctly 
implemented).
Hyperref should be ok as long as you compile using the dvipdfm option 
in the hyperref package:

\usepackage[dvipdfm]{hyperref}.


Best,
massimiliano gubinelli

>> I should explain that I am using hyperref and want to navigate via the
>> headings - I don't think Techshop or iTeXmac do that, do they?
>> is Preview the best thing to use for this? (I saw great praise for
>> techniscope recently - would that be better?)
>
> I can understand your desire. TeXniscope, in combination with pdfsync, 
> and the
> function menu in BBEdit is as close as I dared to go.
>




> Maarten
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