ghwellsjr said:On my desktop running Windows XP, the LaTeX code appears normal but on my laptop running Windows 2000, the same thing appears in a small black window with disjointed white text that is unreadable. Is this a known problem with a known solution? Do I have to install something?
LaTeX is a typesetting language commonly used in scientific and academic writing. It can be installed and used on Windows 2000 as a way to produce high-quality documents with complex formatting and mathematical equations.
Some common problems that users encounter when using LaTeX on Windows 2000 include compatibility issues with newer versions of LaTeX, installation errors, and font rendering problems.
One solution is to make sure that you have the correct fonts installed on your computer. You can also try using the "auto-pst-pdf" package to convert your document to a PDF with embedded fonts.
No, the latest version of LaTeX (version 2e) is not compatible with Windows 2000. Users will need to use an older version, such as LaTeX 2.09, in order to use it on this operating system.
First, make sure you are following the correct installation instructions for your specific version of LaTeX. If the problem persists, try installing the software in compatibility mode or seek help from online forums or resources for Windows 2000 users.