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How to force pdflatex to compile in pdf mode? (I am using WinEdt to edit and compile my .tex file)
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I have a very simple .tex file:
documentclass{article}
begin{document}
hello
end{document}
When I tried to compile this file with pdflatex, it generates a .dvi file instead of a pdf file. My question is how to force pdflatex to run in pdf mode, instead of dvi mode? (I am using WinEdt to edit and compile my .tex file.)
This bothered me a lot. Because I have some other larger files need to be run in pdf mode. But now whenever I ran pdflatex, lots of error messages were issued by pdflatex. This happened right after I installed the latest MiKTeX 2.9.7000. But that everything is fine. Thank you for the help in advance.
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I have a very simple .tex file:
documentclass{article}
begin{document}
hello
end{document}
When I tried to compile this file with pdflatex, it generates a .dvi file instead of a pdf file. My question is how to force pdflatex to run in pdf mode, instead of dvi mode? (I am using WinEdt to edit and compile my .tex file.)
This bothered me a lot. Because I have some other larger files need to be run in pdf mode. But now whenever I ran pdflatex, lots of error messages were issued by pdflatex. This happened right after I installed the latest MiKTeX 2.9.7000. But that everything is fine. Thank you for the help in advance.
pdftex
edited 49 mins ago
Kurt
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Welcome to TeX.SE! It seems that you started in WinEDT to compile with the wrong compiler. Please show in a screenshot in your question what you are doing to compile the filemwe.tex...
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I have a very simple .tex file:
documentclass{article}
begin{document}
hello
end{document}
When I tried to compile this file with pdflatex, it generates a .dvi file instead of a pdf file. My question is how to force pdflatex to run in pdf mode, instead of dvi mode? (I am using WinEdt to edit and compile my .tex file.)
This bothered me a lot. Because I have some other larger files need to be run in pdf mode. But now whenever I ran pdflatex, lots of error messages were issued by pdflatex. This happened right after I installed the latest MiKTeX 2.9.7000. But that everything is fine. Thank you for the help in advance.
pdftex
edited 49 mins ago
Kurt
42.4k950167
asked 1 hour ago
F. TienF. Tien
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I have a very simple .tex file:
documentclass{article}
begin{document}
hello
end{document}
When I tried to compile this file with pdflatex, it generates a .dvi file instead of a pdf file. My question is how to force pdflatex to run in pdf mode, instead of dvi mode? (I am using WinEdt to edit and compile my .tex file.)
This bothered me a lot. Because I have some other larger files need to be run in pdf mode. But now whenever I ran pdflatex, lots of error messages were issued by pdflatex. This happened right after I installed the latest MiKTeX 2.9.7000. But that everything is fine. Thank you for the help in advance.
pdftex
pdftex
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Welcome to TeX.SE! It seems that you started in WinEDT to compile with the wrong compiler. Please show in a screenshot in your question what you are doing to compile the filemwe.tex...
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Welcome to TeX.SE! It seems that you started in WinEDT to compile with the wrong compiler. Please show in a screenshot in your question what you are doing to compile the filemwe.tex...
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51 mins ago
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Welcome to TeX.SE! It seems that you started in WinEDT to compile with the wrong compiler. Please show in a screenshot in your question what you are doing to compile the file
mwe.tex ...– Kurt
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Welcome to TeX.SE! It seems that you started in WinEDT to compile with the wrong compiler. Please show in a screenshot in your question what you are doing to compile the file
mwe.tex ...– Kurt
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Welcome to TeX.SE! It seems that you started in WinEDT to compile with the wrong compiler. Please show in a screenshot in your question what you are doing to compile the file
mwe.tex...– Kurt
51 mins ago