[OS X TeX] A question from a new member

[Frederic Andres]

My bad! In fact it is called "drawer" and there is an icon in the 
preview that enables the drawer!
I just don't know how to enable it automatically...

Rolf Schmolling a écrit :
> Am 16.10.2006 um 14:25 schrieb Frederic Andres:
> 
>> Hi to all!
>>
> ...
>> Here are the stuf I would like to be able to do:
>>
>> 1. I like seeing the structure of my document in order to be able to 
>> easily switch between sections for instance. I have tried ITexMacs, 
>> but I don't see this feature. But it is present in Texmaker.
> 
> 1 A) When you structure your text/file with sections, chapters, 
> subsections etc. in TexShop in the source-window you can use the 
> "Tag"-selector in the menu-bar (configurable like any well behaving 
> Mac-program) to go to those sections of ypur source. You can add your 
> own tags in the document as well which will show up there too.
> 
> 2 B) In the PDF-viewer-window of TexShop (after the proper number of 
> typesetting runs for references, bibliography etc.) and if you use 
> hyperref you can open the sidebar which will show the structure of your 
> document (like in preview) which you can use to navigate within the pdf. 
> The sidebar can be set to open automatically via preferences.
> 
>>
>> 2. I always compile using PDF, but under Texmaker for instance, it 
>> does not recall the last position of the pdf, and it also does not 
>> display my graphics, whereas it does under iTexMac.
>>
> 
> 2 A) As far as I can say TexShop does not remember the last position in 
> the pdf when you re-typset the source. It does remember the position in 
> the source though and that can be used to get to the right position in 
> the pdf via either pdf-sync and (OSX) search-kit (selected in the 
> preferences). It does work reasonably well. A caveat is if you divide 
> your source into several sub-source-files via include/includeonly. Then  
> a first move between pdf. and source is necessary to get to the right 
> (sub-)source-file. It's explained quite well in the help for TexShop.
> 
> 2 B) TexShop does display embedded Graphics-files if they are inserted 
> the right way. The help has more details on use of templates, formats 
> and drag and drop.
> 
>> 5. if possible, shortcuts for things like bold, emphasize...
> 
> 5) You can add menu-shortcuts (whatever you like) to any menu-command 
> either via a system-preference or via the macro-editor of TexShop under 
> "macros".
> 
> Personally I prefer the simple and easy to use interface of TexShop to 
> the more complicated affairs of emacs, iTexMac and the like.
> 
> Greetings,
> 
> Rolf
> 
> -- 
> Rolf Schmolling M.A. Historian, Rolf.Schmolling at Alumni.TU-Berlin.DE
> http://rolf_schmolling.macbay.de/
> 
> 
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