On Wed, 7 May 2014, Barry Brent wrote:
I got through the first three bullet points, but not the fourth. (I’m using Mac OS 9.2.) In your pull- down menu “View” there is no sub-option also called “View”. But there *is* an option called “Toolbars” within which I found an option called “View/Update”. That’s as close as I could come to “View◃View”.
Barry, I use linux, not OS X, but it should make no difference. I've never used the View menu to look at the compiled document. Instead, I use Ctrl-x p (with the emacs keyboard layout). You can get to the same place using Tools -> Preferences -> Editing -> Shortcuts -> Document/Window -> Buffer-View DVI. Assign they keys you want (such as what I use) to that function. The DVI viewer will pop up and display the document as it would be compiled to a pdf with, for example, File -> Export -> pdflatex. Welcome to the club, Rich -- Richard B. Shepard, Ph.D. | Technically sound and legally defensible Applied Ecosystem Services, Inc. | ... guaranteed. www.appl-ecosys.com Voice: 503-667-4517 Fax: 503-667-8863
