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Not too bad, gets more intuitive as you go along. If that makes sense.
Going through some tutorials and trying to type of some math for a paper. Some basic and very stupid questions. I am using the TeXworks editor.
When I get errors on attempting to typeset, I'm given a line number where the error occurred. That would be very helpful, if I knew where that line was. But it's not like they are numbered or anything, and I really don't want to count. Obviously I'm missing something here.
I'm getting a "there's no line here to end" error, but it doesn't say what line. Where is "here?"
That's all for now...
-Dave K
Going through some tutorials and trying to type of some math for a paper. Some basic and very stupid questions. I am using the TeXworks editor.
When I get errors on attempting to typeset, I'm given a line number where the error occurred. That would be very helpful, if I knew where that line was. But it's not like they are numbered or anything, and I really don't want to count. Obviously I'm missing something here.
I'm getting a "there's no line here to end" error, but it doesn't say what line. Where is "here?"
That's all for now...
-Dave K