I am trying to use the resume template by David Grant.
I have put both the .tex
file and the shading.sty
file together in one folder.
When I use BakomaTeX (v 9.83) to convert the .tex
file to PDF I get the shading regions perfectly fine
but when I use TeXworks of MiKTeX on the same .tex
file along with the shading.sty
in the same folder, the output is
Further, when I removed the shading.sty
file from the folder, MiKTeX compilation failed indicating that the shading.sty
file was being used.
I need to get the shading even when I use MiKTeX to convert LaTeX to PDF.
Best Answer
I wrote this answer for the sake of closure. I don't use BaKoMa TeX but with MiKTeX installed, you can compile your document through the
latex > dvips > ps2pdf
sequence in your terminal. To do this, open your terminal/command line and go to your working directory. Then run the following commands. Changemyfile
to the name of your file.As mentioned by Joseph Wright in comment, some differences in output are caused by running different drivers. In the case of
shadings.sty
, the following comment can be seen at the end of the file:If you don't want to use the terminal for compiling your document, you can set up TeXWorks to compile your document through the
latex > dvips > ps2pdf
sequence. I don't use TeXWorks but most text editors can be set up to execute this compiling sequence.I suspect that BaKoMa TeX follows a similar procedure albeit using proprietary drivers.