When clicking on 'typeset', preview does not appear
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I'm using TexShop 4.24 and pdfTeX on macOS 10.14.3
In the past, when i click on 'typeset', or Command T, a preview window of the pdf pops up. However, recently when clicking on 'typeset', i get the pop up to save the file as a pdf.
If i open my old files, the 'typeset' button works to open a preview. New files face the issue above though.
Would appreciate any advice!
texshop
edited Feb 16 at 17:19
Sigur
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Joanna ChanJoanna Chan
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I'm using TexShop 4.24 and pdfTeX on macOS 10.14.3
In the past, when i click on 'typeset', or Command T, a preview window of the pdf pops up. However, recently when clicking on 'typeset', i get the pop up to save the file as a pdf.
If i open my old files, the 'typeset' button works to open a preview. New files face the issue above though.
Would appreciate any advice!
texshop
edited Feb 16 at 17:19
Sigur
25.6k456139
asked Feb 16 at 17:15
Joanna ChanJoanna Chan
61
I'm not sure since I don't use it but maybe your file has no.texextension.
– Sigur
Feb 16 at 17:17
Does the pdf actually get generated? Try a really basic document:documentclass{article} begin{document} Hello World. end{document}.
– Peter Grill
Feb 16 at 23:51
@Peter Yes the pdf is generated.
– Joanna Chan
Feb 17 at 8:28
@sigur Hi, this helped! Thank you. However, this means i always have to rename my document with .tex extension before the preview window would work for me. Would you know how i can set it as default .tex whenever i create a new file so i don't have to rename the files always?
– Joanna Chan
19 hours ago
I don't use that editor. But I think that if you type a full file name first time you save it, you don't need to do anything extra later, it should work. Maybe the editor has this feature, to automatically insert the extension, or maybe not. Check its configuration tools.
– Sigur
13 hours ago
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I'm using TexShop 4.24 and pdfTeX on macOS 10.14.3
In the past, when i click on 'typeset', or Command T, a preview window of the pdf pops up. However, recently when clicking on 'typeset', i get the pop up to save the file as a pdf.
If i open my old files, the 'typeset' button works to open a preview. New files face the issue above though.
Would appreciate any advice!
texshop
edited Feb 16 at 17:19
Sigur
25.6k456139
asked Feb 16 at 17:15
Joanna ChanJoanna Chan
61
I'm using TexShop 4.24 and pdfTeX on macOS 10.14.3
In the past, when i click on 'typeset', or Command T, a preview window of the pdf pops up. However, recently when clicking on 'typeset', i get the pop up to save the file as a pdf.
If i open my old files, the 'typeset' button works to open a preview. New files face the issue above though.
Would appreciate any advice!
texshop
texshop
edited Feb 16 at 17:19
Sigur
25.6k456139
asked Feb 16 at 17:15
Joanna ChanJoanna Chan
61
edited Feb 16 at 17:19
Sigur
25.6k456139
asked Feb 16 at 17:15
Joanna ChanJoanna Chan
61
edited Feb 16 at 17:19
Sigur
25.6k456139
edited Feb 16 at 17:19
Sigur
25.6k456139
edited Feb 16 at 17:19
Sigur
25.6k456139
25.6k456139
asked Feb 16 at 17:15
Joanna ChanJoanna Chan
61
asked Feb 16 at 17:15
Joanna ChanJoanna Chan
61
asked Feb 16 at 17:15
Joanna ChanJoanna Chan
61
61
I'm not sure since I don't use it but maybe your file has no.texextension.
– Sigur
Feb 16 at 17:17
Does the pdf actually get generated? Try a really basic document:documentclass{article} begin{document} Hello World. end{document}.
– Peter Grill
Feb 16 at 23:51
@Peter Yes the pdf is generated.
– Joanna Chan
Feb 17 at 8:28
@sigur Hi, this helped! Thank you. However, this means i always have to rename my document with .tex extension before the preview window would work for me. Would you know how i can set it as default .tex whenever i create a new file so i don't have to rename the files always?
– Joanna Chan
19 hours ago
I don't use that editor. But I think that if you type a full file name first time you save it, you don't need to do anything extra later, it should work. Maybe the editor has this feature, to automatically insert the extension, or maybe not. Check its configuration tools.
– Sigur
13 hours ago
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I'm not sure since I don't use it but maybe your file has no.texextension.
– Sigur
Feb 16 at 17:17
Does the pdf actually get generated? Try a really basic document:documentclass{article} begin{document} Hello World. end{document}.
– Peter Grill
Feb 16 at 23:51
@Peter Yes the pdf is generated.
– Joanna Chan
Feb 17 at 8:28
@sigur Hi, this helped! Thank you. However, this means i always have to rename my document with .tex extension before the preview window would work for me. Would you know how i can set it as default .tex whenever i create a new file so i don't have to rename the files always?
– Joanna Chan
19 hours ago
I don't use that editor. But I think that if you type a full file name first time you save it, you don't need to do anything extra later, it should work. Maybe the editor has this feature, to automatically insert the extension, or maybe not. Check its configuration tools.
– Sigur
13 hours ago
I'm not sure since I don't use it but maybe your file has no
.tex extension.– Sigur
Feb 16 at 17:17
I'm not sure since I don't use it but maybe your file has no
.tex extension.– Sigur
Feb 16 at 17:17
Does the pdf actually get generated? Try a really basic document:
documentclass{article} begin{document} Hello World. end{document}.– Peter Grill
Feb 16 at 23:51
Does the pdf actually get generated? Try a really basic document:
documentclass{article} begin{document} Hello World. end{document}.– Peter Grill
Feb 16 at 23:51
@Peter Yes the pdf is generated.
– Joanna Chan
Feb 17 at 8:28
@Peter Yes the pdf is generated.
– Joanna Chan
Feb 17 at 8:28
@sigur Hi, this helped! Thank you. However, this means i always have to rename my document with .tex extension before the preview window would work for me. Would you know how i can set it as default .tex whenever i create a new file so i don't have to rename the files always?
– Joanna Chan
19 hours ago
@sigur Hi, this helped! Thank you. However, this means i always have to rename my document with .tex extension before the preview window would work for me. Would you know how i can set it as default .tex whenever i create a new file so i don't have to rename the files always?
– Joanna Chan
19 hours ago
I don't use that editor. But I think that if you type a full file name first time you save it, you don't need to do anything extra later, it should work. Maybe the editor has this feature, to automatically insert the extension, or maybe not. Check its configuration tools.
– Sigur
13 hours ago
I don't use that editor. But I think that if you type a full file name first time you save it, you don't need to do anything extra later, it should work. Maybe the editor has this feature, to automatically insert the extension, or maybe not. Check its configuration tools.
– Sigur
13 hours ago
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I'm not sure since I don't use it but maybe your file has no
.texextension.– Sigur
Feb 16 at 17:17
Does the pdf actually get generated? Try a really basic document:
documentclass{article} begin{document} Hello World. end{document}.– Peter Grill
Feb 16 at 23:51
@Peter Yes the pdf is generated.
– Joanna Chan
Feb 17 at 8:28
@sigur Hi, this helped! Thank you. However, this means i always have to rename my document with .tex extension before the preview window would work for me. Would you know how i can set it as default .tex whenever i create a new file so i don't have to rename the files always?
– Joanna Chan
19 hours ago
I don't use that editor. But I think that if you type a full file name first time you save it, you don't need to do anything extra later, it should work. Maybe the editor has this feature, to automatically insert the extension, or maybe not. Check its configuration tools.
– Sigur
13 hours ago