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- Subject: Re: Answers to InstantTeX Questions
- Message-ID: <1992Jul22.024043.3522@arizona.edu>
- From: zazula@pri.com (Ralph Zazula)
- Date: 22 Jul 92 02:40:42 MST
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- Hi -
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- Not to be an instigator or anything, but:
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- > 1. InstantTeX makes it possible to TeX your file directly from Edit
- > via a keystroke.
- >
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- So does adding this to your ~/.commandict file:
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- TeX X texsis -V $file&
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- This adds the menu entry "TeX" with the command-key equivalent "X" to your
- Utilities->UserCommands menu in Edit. I use TeXsis but you can change it to
- read:
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- TeX X tex -V $file&
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- etc... It helps to have TeXview launched before running this - if you don't,
- you'll have to quit TeXview before you can go back and edit your document...
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- I don't recall who sent me this hack but I've been using it for quite a while
- and the price is right...
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- Ralph
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