22 Feb
2007
22 Feb
'07
10:52 a.m.
Hi there,
Just wondering if anyone's tried Texmaker (Windows) for LaTeX. (I'm trying
to figure out which LaTeX editor to use.) I like the interface, but it keeps
giving me errors when I try to compile what I've written (it's told me
several times that "log not found").
Does anyone have experience with this program?
If so, could you let me know what I need to do to get it to compile my
document?
thanks,
Maya
22 Feb
22 Feb
11:43 a.m.
Try saving the file with a .tex extension. So something like maya.ps2.tex
Quoting Maya Sen <msen at fas.harvard.edu>:
Hi there,
Just wondering if anyone's tried Texmaker (Windows) for LaTeX. (I'm trying
to figure out which LaTeX editor to use.) I like the interface, but it keeps
giving me errors when I try to compile what I've written (it's told me
several times that "log not found").
Does anyone have experience with this program?
If so, could you let me know what I need to do to get it to compile my
document?
thanks,
Maya
3:20 p.m.
New subject: [gov2001-l] Coauthor
Hey all,
I'm an undergrad Junior Applied Math concentrator with a focus in
Economics and Computer science. I'm looking for a coauthor on the paper.
I'm interested in doing a paper on almost any topic -- public health,
economics, government -- although I have a keen dislike for
macroeconomics. I'd also be interested in doing something interesting
that's not specifically related to government or public policy --
quantitative analysis of sports, for example (if that's permissible).
What I lack in area knowledge I can make up for in quantitative
experience. I've taken probability theory, theoretical statistics,
econometrics, differential equations etc etc, and I've done lots of
programming in R and other languages. If you need a quantitative
workhorse, I'm your man. Let me know.
Alex
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