- Description You play as Tex Oneman, who must gather the rewards for shooting the numbers displayed on the wanted poster. The wanted numbers are based on number sequences such as evens, odds, and Fibonaccis. This game is a fun educational experience which teaches basic number sequences.
- The standard TeX distribution on the Macintosh is called TeX Live. BasicTeX is a small subset of TeX Live, but anyone serious about TeX should obtain the full distribution. The MacTeX Working Group from the Tex User Group (TUG) constructed an install package which installs TeX Live and everything else needed to run TeX on Mac OS X in one step.
- TeXShop (TeXShop), if you want something lightweight and functional. This was one of the first decent TeX editors for the Mac, and was one of the driving forces behind the 'resurgence of TeX usage on the Mac platform'. I've used both TeXShop and TeXworks, and they're very similar in their minimalist aesthetic.
- The same feature is also available on OS X which allows you to use small “phrases” or “a bunch of letters” as a replacement for a larger phrase that’s automatically entered when you type in the shortcut. In this article, we’ll be showing you how to set up text shortcuts on Mac, along with how to save and restore any text shortcut.
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Tex Oneman Mac Os X
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>> Dear Michael,
>>
>> For some reason, the pdftex or the pdflatex is not
>> running (i think).
>>
>> After I push latex or tex (with your commands and text
>> inputted), no crunching occurs and a new window
>> immediately appears: Goto error; tex messages: blank
>> space; tex input: space.
>>
>> And that's it: nada, niente, zilch. No pdf is
>> produced.
>>
>> I have this latex doc. printed out, but the commands
>> print w/ the text.
>>
>> I have saved as pdf in print mode, but the commands
>> appear in the text.
>>
>> After reading the manual and other stuff, I have been
>> unable to figure out why the pdftex or the pdflatex is
>> not running (if that is what is happening).
>>
>> Any ideas?
>>
>> Thanks again.
>>
>> Tim
>>
>
> Hi Tim
>
> OK thats the console window and it sounds like its
> not running latex or anything.
>
> Did you run the installer in TeX.dmg ?
>
>
> What does it say if you open up Terminal in /Applications/Utilities and
> do `latex test.tex' - assuming test.tex is in your Home directory ?
>
>
>
> Michael
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