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So, when doing LaTeX, it is absolutely necessary for ones sanity to using a preview program which updates automatically every time you compile. Of course, any previewer designed for DVIs will do this, but as far I can tell, Adobe Acrobat not only does not automatically update, but will not let you change the PDF with it open. On a Mac one can get around this by using Skim, and on *nix by using xpdf, but what should one do on Windows? |
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So, when doing LaTeX, it is absolutely necessary for ones sanity to using a preview program which updates automatically every time you compile. Of course, any previewer designed for DVIs will do this, but as far I can tell, Adobe Acrobat not only not automatically update, but not let you change the PDF with it open. On a Mac one can get around this by using Skim, and on *nix by using xpdf, but what should one do on Windows? |
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Automatically updating PDF reader for WindowsSo, when doing LaTeX, it is absolutely necessary for ones sanity to using a preview program which updates automatically. Of course, any previewer designed for DVIs will do this, but as far I can tell, Adobe Acrobat not only not automatically update, but not let you change the PDF with it open. On a Mac one can get around this by using Skim, and on *nix by using xpdf, but what should one do on Windows?
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