Ralf Angeli <angeli <at> caeruleus.net> writes: > > * Frederic Andres (2007-02-15) writes: > > > I guess I will stick to Acrobat for the moment, but I still > > don't know how to "link" Emacs to Acrobat. Do I have to add it > > to my PATH variable? > > > > And then, what command should I use to launch Acrobat in Emacs? > > Just put > (require 'tex-mik) > into your init file and `C-c C-v' will lauch your default viewer for > PDF files. > > For further infos see the installation instructions for windows `C-h i > d m auctex RET m Installation SPC under SPC MS SPC Windows RET' and > the section about viewers (`C-h i d m auctex RET m Viewing RET') in > the manual. >
Thanks Ralf, it works now! It does open acrobat, but one problem remains: indeed, I am used to compiling, then looking at something in acrobat, leaving it open and edit stuff in the .tex file then compile again and look at the changes in the pdf; here, if I leave acrobat open, and I change something, it tells me it can't write on the file (I guess because it is already in use) so that if I C-c C-v, the pdf is not updtated. Is there a workaround? I did check in the manual (which I have downloaded in pdf) but, I haven't found anything about that yet. * Installing emacs on windows is not an easy thing. I guess I will have to dual boot vista and ubuntu sooner than I expected 'cos I think the installation under linux is more streamlined. _______________________________________________ auctex mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/auctex
