MikTeX + TeXstudio Portable
I have a new problem. I would like to use MikTeX and TeXstudio as portable version. But I have a problem and you can help me with Stutkur
-Latex
--Miketex
---texmfs
---TexStudio
---miktex-portable.cmd
I have now tried 3 workflows
- miktex-portable.cmd -> open MikeTex Terminal -> Comand "TexStudioTexstudio.exe"
Works great - added the line "TexStudioTexstudio.exe" to miktex-portable.cmd
Texstudio cannot compile - miktex-portable.cmd -> open cmd -> Comand "TexStudioTexstudio.exe"
Texstudio cannot compile
I don't see any difference in the TeXstudio settings and the parameters of the MikTeX-Terminal I don't find either.
The aim is to start both programs via a .CMD so that they work.
Can someone please give me a solution?
miktex texstudio portability
edited Feb 19 at 18:15
Sigur
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asked Feb 19 at 13:28
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I have a new problem. I would like to use MikTeX and TeXstudio as portable version. But I have a problem and you can help me with Stutkur
-Latex
--Miketex
---texmfs
---TexStudio
---miktex-portable.cmd
I have now tried 3 workflows
- miktex-portable.cmd -> open MikeTex Terminal -> Comand "TexStudioTexstudio.exe"
Works great - added the line "TexStudioTexstudio.exe" to miktex-portable.cmd
Texstudio cannot compile - miktex-portable.cmd -> open cmd -> Comand "TexStudioTexstudio.exe"
Texstudio cannot compile
I don't see any difference in the TeXstudio settings and the parameters of the MikTeX-Terminal I don't find either.
The aim is to start both programs via a .CMD so that they work.
Can someone please give me a solution?
miktex texstudio portability
edited Feb 19 at 18:15
Sigur
25.6k456139
asked Feb 19 at 13:28
KaiKai
284
add a comment |
I have a new problem. I would like to use MikTeX and TeXstudio as portable version. But I have a problem and you can help me with Stutkur
-Latex
--Miketex
---texmfs
---TexStudio
---miktex-portable.cmd
I have now tried 3 workflows
- miktex-portable.cmd -> open MikeTex Terminal -> Comand "TexStudioTexstudio.exe"
Works great - added the line "TexStudioTexstudio.exe" to miktex-portable.cmd
Texstudio cannot compile - miktex-portable.cmd -> open cmd -> Comand "TexStudioTexstudio.exe"
Texstudio cannot compile
I don't see any difference in the TeXstudio settings and the parameters of the MikTeX-Terminal I don't find either.
The aim is to start both programs via a .CMD so that they work.
Can someone please give me a solution?
miktex texstudio portability
edited Feb 19 at 18:15
Sigur
25.6k456139
asked Feb 19 at 13:28
KaiKai
284
I have a new problem. I would like to use MikTeX and TeXstudio as portable version. But I have a problem and you can help me with Stutkur
-Latex
--Miketex
---texmfs
---TexStudio
---miktex-portable.cmd
I have now tried 3 workflows
- miktex-portable.cmd -> open MikeTex Terminal -> Comand "TexStudioTexstudio.exe"
Works great - added the line "TexStudioTexstudio.exe" to miktex-portable.cmd
Texstudio cannot compile - miktex-portable.cmd -> open cmd -> Comand "TexStudioTexstudio.exe"
Texstudio cannot compile
I don't see any difference in the TeXstudio settings and the parameters of the MikTeX-Terminal I don't find either.
The aim is to start both programs via a .CMD so that they work.
Can someone please give me a solution?
miktex texstudio portability
miktex texstudio portability
edited Feb 19 at 18:15
Sigur
25.6k456139
asked Feb 19 at 13:28
KaiKai
284
edited Feb 19 at 18:15
Sigur
25.6k456139
asked Feb 19 at 13:28
KaiKai
284
edited Feb 19 at 18:15
Sigur
25.6k456139
edited Feb 19 at 18:15
Sigur
25.6k456139
edited Feb 19 at 18:15
Sigur
25.6k456139
25.6k456139
asked Feb 19 at 13:28
KaiKai
284
asked Feb 19 at 13:28
KaiKai
284
asked Feb 19 at 13:28
KaiKai
284
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It is important that the path is set for Texstudio with "set PATH".
The CMD is as follows
setlocal
start "" "%~d0%~p0MikTextexmfsinstallmiktexbinmiktex-console.exe" --hide --mkmaps
set PATH=%~d0%~p0MikTextexmfsinstallmiktex/bin;%PATH%
start "" "%~d0%~p0miktexTexStudiotexstudio.exe"
endlocal
The structure is as follows
Latex
-00Template
-MikTex
--TexStudio
--texmfs
-00Start.cmd
answered Feb 19 at 16:28
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It is safer and more conventional to run from anywhere on the same drive
set PATH=%~d0LatexMikTextexmfsinstallmiktexbin;%PATH%
%~d0LatexMikTextexmfsinstallmiktexbinmiktex-console.exe" --hide --mkmaps
rem pause
%~d0LatexMikTexTexStudiotexstudio.exe "%1"
Differences are the %1 allows you to drag and drop a tex file onto the cmd where the path is set prior to running the console,
you may also want to add the pause between console and calling TeXstudio so you can do updates without TeXstudio locking out MiKTeX from updating / downloading critical files
answered Feb 19 at 17:39
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It is important that the path is set for Texstudio with "set PATH".
The CMD is as follows
setlocal
start "" "%~d0%~p0MikTextexmfsinstallmiktexbinmiktex-console.exe" --hide --mkmaps
set PATH=%~d0%~p0MikTextexmfsinstallmiktex/bin;%PATH%
start "" "%~d0%~p0miktexTexStudiotexstudio.exe"
endlocal
The structure is as follows
Latex
-00Template
-MikTex
--TexStudio
--texmfs
-00Start.cmd
answered Feb 19 at 16:28
KaiKai
284
add a comment |
It is important that the path is set for Texstudio with "set PATH".
The CMD is as follows
setlocal
start "" "%~d0%~p0MikTextexmfsinstallmiktexbinmiktex-console.exe" --hide --mkmaps
set PATH=%~d0%~p0MikTextexmfsinstallmiktex/bin;%PATH%
start "" "%~d0%~p0miktexTexStudiotexstudio.exe"
endlocal
The structure is as follows
Latex
-00Template
-MikTex
--TexStudio
--texmfs
-00Start.cmd
answered Feb 19 at 16:28
KaiKai
284
add a comment |
It is important that the path is set for Texstudio with "set PATH".
The CMD is as follows
setlocal
start "" "%~d0%~p0MikTextexmfsinstallmiktexbinmiktex-console.exe" --hide --mkmaps
set PATH=%~d0%~p0MikTextexmfsinstallmiktex/bin;%PATH%
start "" "%~d0%~p0miktexTexStudiotexstudio.exe"
endlocal
The structure is as follows
Latex
-00Template
-MikTex
--TexStudio
--texmfs
-00Start.cmd
answered Feb 19 at 16:28
KaiKai
284
It is important that the path is set for Texstudio with "set PATH".
The CMD is as follows
setlocal
start "" "%~d0%~p0MikTextexmfsinstallmiktexbinmiktex-console.exe" --hide --mkmaps
set PATH=%~d0%~p0MikTextexmfsinstallmiktex/bin;%PATH%
start "" "%~d0%~p0miktexTexStudiotexstudio.exe"
endlocal
The structure is as follows
Latex
-00Template
-MikTex
--TexStudio
--texmfs
-00Start.cmd
answered Feb 19 at 16:28
KaiKai
284
answered Feb 19 at 16:28
KaiKai
284
answered Feb 19 at 16:28
KaiKai
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answered Feb 19 at 16:28
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It is safer and more conventional to run from anywhere on the same drive
set PATH=%~d0LatexMikTextexmfsinstallmiktexbin;%PATH%
%~d0LatexMikTextexmfsinstallmiktexbinmiktex-console.exe" --hide --mkmaps
rem pause
%~d0LatexMikTexTexStudiotexstudio.exe "%1"
Differences are the %1 allows you to drag and drop a tex file onto the cmd where the path is set prior to running the console,
you may also want to add the pause between console and calling TeXstudio so you can do updates without TeXstudio locking out MiKTeX from updating / downloading critical files
answered Feb 19 at 17:39
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It is safer and more conventional to run from anywhere on the same drive
set PATH=%~d0LatexMikTextexmfsinstallmiktexbin;%PATH%
%~d0LatexMikTextexmfsinstallmiktexbinmiktex-console.exe" --hide --mkmaps
rem pause
%~d0LatexMikTexTexStudiotexstudio.exe "%1"
Differences are the %1 allows you to drag and drop a tex file onto the cmd where the path is set prior to running the console,
you may also want to add the pause between console and calling TeXstudio so you can do updates without TeXstudio locking out MiKTeX from updating / downloading critical files
answered Feb 19 at 17:39
KJOKJO
2,6641119
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It is safer and more conventional to run from anywhere on the same drive
set PATH=%~d0LatexMikTextexmfsinstallmiktexbin;%PATH%
%~d0LatexMikTextexmfsinstallmiktexbinmiktex-console.exe" --hide --mkmaps
rem pause
%~d0LatexMikTexTexStudiotexstudio.exe "%1"
Differences are the %1 allows you to drag and drop a tex file onto the cmd where the path is set prior to running the console,
you may also want to add the pause between console and calling TeXstudio so you can do updates without TeXstudio locking out MiKTeX from updating / downloading critical files
answered Feb 19 at 17:39
KJOKJO
2,6641119
It is safer and more conventional to run from anywhere on the same drive
set PATH=%~d0LatexMikTextexmfsinstallmiktexbin;%PATH%
%~d0LatexMikTextexmfsinstallmiktexbinmiktex-console.exe" --hide --mkmaps
rem pause
%~d0LatexMikTexTexStudiotexstudio.exe "%1"
Differences are the %1 allows you to drag and drop a tex file onto the cmd where the path is set prior to running the console,
you may also want to add the pause between console and calling TeXstudio so you can do updates without TeXstudio locking out MiKTeX from updating / downloading critical files
answered Feb 19 at 17:39
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edited Feb 19 at 18:13
answered Feb 19 at 17:39
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answered Feb 19 at 17:39
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