This is likely due to differences in the hardware and software settings of each computer. Different computers may have different monitor resolutions, color settings, and graphics cards, which can affect how Latex is displayed.
Similar to the previous question, this is likely due to differences in hardware and software settings. One computer may have a higher resolution or better color calibration, leading to a better display of Latex.
Yes, you can adjust the settings of your Latex software to ensure a consistent display on all computers. This may involve adjusting the resolution and color settings, as well as using a standardized font and font size.
Yes, different versions of Latex may have slight variations in how they display equations and symbols. It is important to make sure all computers have the same version of Latex to ensure consistent display.
Yes, you can try adjusting the settings of your Latex software or updating to the latest version. You can also check the hardware and software settings of each computer to see if there are any discrepancies that may be affecting the display. If all else fails, you can reach out to Latex support for further assistance.