[OS X TeX] Re: Save date-time, not Print date

Alain Schremmer Schremmer.Alain at gmail.com
Fri Jan 5 15:24:37 EST 2007


Paul Smyth wrote:

> On 5 Jan 2007, at 19:35, Alain Schremmer wrote:
>
>> While I am still not sure that what I got I got straight, it seems  
>> to me that the inescapable conclusion is that I should get rid of  my 
>> bad habit to typeset rather than open pdfs in Preview. So I will  
>> file a request for TeXShop to have a button [Open pdf] in the toolbar.
>
>
> Cmd-1 will open the pdf from the source document.

It certainly does and I certainly didn't know :-[ .

Here is the request to TeXShop as I just filed it:

    A button [Open pdf] in the toolbar of an open source that would open
    the pdf without recompiling the source.

    Actually, I just realized that things are a bit more complicated
    since, when I open a source, the pdf opens with it.

    So, what I really would like is:

    - when the pdf has been closed, for [Open pdf] to reopen it (rather
    than having to go through Open for Preview in the File menu)

    - when there is no pdf, for [Open pdf] to create a pdf with the date
    of the last modification rather than the current compilation date.

So, when there is an exsting pdf, [Open pdf] would merely do what Cmd-1 
already does. However, there is the more complicated issue when there is 
no already existing pdf.

Grateful regards
--schremmer

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