On 01.02.2010 12:51, Keith McKay wrote:
I want to install ConText on my Windows7 computer. I thought that it
would be a good idea if I checked the mailing list archive first, to
see if there had been any problems with Windows7. I didn't find any
messages related to Windows7, but I don't
On 1-2-2010 20:59, Thomas Floeren wrote:
A good Windows editor is Notepad++. I started out with Scite, then used
TeXworks for some time also. TeXworks is nice with the integrated pdf
view and synctex, but is not really comfortable as editor. Notepad++ has
the same editing comfort as Scite (both
Thanks to all for the helpfull advice. Minimals installed no problem
and I managed to get Scite up and running after using the usefull
information in the Contextgarden Wiki. I'll have a play around with
Texworks and Notepad++ and see how I get on with them. I look forward
to Textadept -
I want to install ConText on my Windows7 computer. I thought that it
would be a good idea if I checked the mailing list archive first, to see
if there had been any problems with Windows7. I didn't find any
messages related to Windows7, but I don't know if this is a good or bad
thing. There
On 1-2-2010 12:51, Keith McKay wrote:
I want to install ConText on my Windows7 computer. I thought that it
would be a good idea if I checked the mailing list archive first, to see
if there had been any problems with Windows7. I didn't find any messages
related to Windows7, but I don't know if
On Mon, Feb 1, 2010 at 12:51, Keith McKay wrote:
Should I download the
minimals and look into an editor other than Scite, which I never felt
totally comfortable with anyway.
There is also TeXworks (--goodies=texworks) in command line. Scite is
almost ready to be used the same way. Hans sent me
