Is it nowadays possible to open the compiled pdf at that position, where the last change happend, using the aforementioned TeXnicCenter and Adobe Reader?
I used my favourite search engine đ but didn't found anything, except some threads from 2011 where they stated, that it would not be possible.
But then I found, that the hyperref
package has a setting \hypersetup{...}
with pdfstartpage
but I didn't get it to work.
If the anwser is still: "It's not possible!", my next question would be: which setup/programs should I use, so that it is possible? Or isn't it possible in general?
Many thanks in advance.
Best Answer
The
hyperref
Package is only for the "after-compile-use". The feature you are searching for isforward search
. As far as I knowforward search
is not possible with Adobe Reader. I am using SumatraPDF with TeXnicCenter. Forward and inverse search is working.At a pdf outputting profile, use this settings:
Insert
-synctex=1
in the commandline of the compiler. ((La)TeX tab)Open with SumatraPDF DDEcommand: (viewer tab)
Server:
SUMATRA
Topic:Control
Forward Search with DDE command (in the viewer tab):
Server:
SUMATRA
Topic:Control
Inverse Search with Sumatra: (modify at "path of executable" in viewer tab)
And choose do not close at the viewer tab.
The forward and inverse search only works with PDF or DVI output. For DVI you have to modify the DVI-output-profile with an forward-inverse-search-compatible DVI-viewer. (for Example YAP)
For another excellent explantaion for the use of SumatraPDF and TeXnicCenter look at this Question and Willam Blums site