Do you mean it didn't create the pdf? If so you need to savew it ( a .tex file will do) and click the green button at the top. This should generate a pdf and automatically open it.desmond iking said:
can i view the result without saving it first? how to view the result? i copied and paste some example from the internet as above but it didnt work! i tried to save it as .tex files and opened it again. But , the things same as in the pic appeared. I didn't see the results.Vagn said:
LaTeX is a document preparation system used for creating high-quality documents, particularly in the fields of mathematics, science, and academia. It is different from other systems, such as Microsoft Word, because it uses a markup language instead of a WYSIWYG (what you see is what you get) approach. This allows for more precise control over the formatting and layout of the document.
The easiest way to install LaTeX and TeXWorks is by using a distribution such as MiKTeX or TeX Live. These distributions include all the necessary packages and programs for creating LaTeX documents. Simply download the distribution for your operating system and follow the installation instructions.
A basic LaTeX document consists of a document class, which defines the overall layout and formatting, and a document body, which contains the content of the document. The document body is made up of text, mathematical equations, and commands that control the formatting and layout.
To create a table or figure in LaTeX, you can use the table or figure environment, respectively. Within these environments, you can use various commands to format the layout and add captions. You can also use external packages, such as tabularx or graphicx, to create more complex tables and figures.
Yes, LaTeX documents can be easily shared and collaborated on using version control systems such as Git. You can also use online platforms like Overleaf to collaborate in real-time with others on the same LaTeX document. Additionally, you can use the trackchanges package to keep track of edits and comments made by multiple authors.
