Equation preview in pdf
Is there a package that allows me to create a pdf document such that when I see an equation number referenced, say (1.3), I can get a preview of the equation (1.3) by clicking on it, without having to jump to the part of the pdf where the equation is located?
Note: the package hyperref produces a clickable reference that takes you to the part of the pdf where the equation is located. I am looking for a more convenient version of this functionality.
cross-referencing
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Is there a package that allows me to create a pdf document such that when I see an equation number referenced, say (1.3), I can get a preview of the equation (1.3) by clicking on it, without having to jump to the part of the pdf where the equation is located?
Note: the package hyperref produces a clickable reference that takes you to the part of the pdf where the equation is located. I am looking for a more convenient version of this functionality.
cross-referencing
asked Mar 14 at 17:16
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Is there a package that allows me to create a pdf document such that when I see an equation number referenced, say (1.3), I can get a preview of the equation (1.3) by clicking on it, without having to jump to the part of the pdf where the equation is located?
Note: the package hyperref produces a clickable reference that takes you to the part of the pdf where the equation is located. I am looking for a more convenient version of this functionality.
cross-referencing
asked Mar 14 at 17:16
user19395user19395
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Is there a package that allows me to create a pdf document such that when I see an equation number referenced, say (1.3), I can get a preview of the equation (1.3) by clicking on it, without having to jump to the part of the pdf where the equation is located?
Note: the package hyperref produces a clickable reference that takes you to the part of the pdf where the equation is located. I am looking for a more convenient version of this functionality.
cross-referencing
cross-referencing
asked Mar 14 at 17:16
user19395user19395
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asked Mar 14 at 17:16
user19395user19395
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asked Mar 14 at 17:16
user19395user19395
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asked Mar 14 at 17:16
user19395user19395
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asked Mar 14 at 17:16
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Welcome to TeX.SE!
– Kurt
Mar 14 at 17:24
Perhaps the first answer to tex.stackexchange.com/questions/82336/….
– JPG
Mar 14 at 17:31
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Welcome to TeX.SE!
– Kurt
Mar 14 at 17:24
Perhaps the first answer to tex.stackexchange.com/questions/82336/….
– JPG
Mar 14 at 17:31
Welcome to TeX.SE!
– Kurt
Mar 14 at 17:24
Welcome to TeX.SE!
– Kurt
Mar 14 at 17:24
Perhaps the first answer to tex.stackexchange.com/questions/82336/….
– JPG
Mar 14 at 17:31
Perhaps the first answer to tex.stackexchange.com/questions/82336/….
– JPG
Mar 14 at 17:31
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