[OS X TeX] pdfSync with Skim and Aquamacs 1.3a

[Alex Hamann]

Unless I am mistaken you should hit C-c C-j in order for Aquamacs to  
take you to the corresponding pdfsync-mark in the pdf. The reason why  
you will almost never get exactly the corresponding word is the way  
pdfsync works. I think it inserts (invisible) mark in the text which  
are used for the sync-navigation.
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alex


Am 16.03.2008 um 11:44 schrieb Roussanka Loukanova:

> Hi,
>
> On Sat, 15 Mar 2008, Johannes Brauer wrote:
>
>> Hi!
>>
>> command-shift-click works fine from Skim to Aquamacs. But in the  
>> opposite direction command-shift.-clicking in a latex buffer  
>> yields the message " Not on a crossref macro argument" in the mini  
>> buffer.
>>
>> What is going wrong?
>
> All is perhaps fine (sometime ago I also got the description for  
> forward/inverse search like you):
>
> Ctrl-c Ctrl-c (envokes the View command) -> Ret
> from the LaTeX source in Emacs pops-up the pdf viewer to the  
> corresponding line/spot in the odf file.
>
> Command-Shift-click (alternatively, Command-click in PdfView) works  
> only in the direction from the pdf spot to the corresponding  
> location of the tex file in Emacs
>
> Actually, Com-Shift-click from the pdf almost never takes the emacs  
> cursor over the corresponding location, but about the end of its  
> paragraph or environment. At least with me.
>
> Roussanka
>
>>
>> Johannes
>>
>
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