Load, edit, and generate documents of the LaTeX format and structure types. Work with different input means, create a letter or a tabular environment, add or remove structured tables, figure environments, and export your LaTeX document to HMTL or ODT.
Texmaker is a powerful LaTeX editing application that incorporates a wide range of tools into a user-friendly and intuitive graphic interface. It includes everything users would normally expect from a modern editor such as code folding, code completion, a spell checker and more.
Within a multi-panel layout, users can easily view and navigate the structure through the components of a LaTeX file as well as quickly add symbols, delimiters, commands, all of which are comprehensively grouped.
Using pre-defined Quick Build commands, compilation literally takes just one click.
Built-in wizards will help users generate multiple standard codes, a feature which considerably saves time.
Texmaker includes a PDF viewer, complete with synctex support; this allows for automatic synchronization between the LaTeX file and the PDF file itself. It also provides means for locating errors within the code in the log file.
Application functions may be triggered by simple hotkey commands.
The application is thoroughly documented and also comes with an in-depth LaTeX reference to help users get started.
All this is available at no cost which should attract users' appeal.
v3.5 [Sep 3, 2012]
- New pdf viewer (based on qpdfview from Adam Reichold ): "two pages", "discontinuous" and "presentation" modes have been added. Pages can also be rotated. Printing pdf on windows doesn't use anymore ghostscript.
- A new option (-insert foo) has been added to the command line. With this option, a latex command can be inserted by an external program to the current document while texmaker is running.
- Polish quotes mode has been added to the "LaTeX/International quotes" menu (requested by users)
- The structure items detection has been improved
- Captured text can be used in the "Replace" dialog while using regular expression ($1, $2...). Example : textit{([^}]*)} for the "find" field and textbf{$1} for the "replace" field.
- The CTRL+SHIFT+F8 shortcut has been added to the "Restore previous session" action (requested by users)
- Support for high resolution screen on Mac OS X has been added Bugs fixed:
- The tooltip about the "jump to the line" shortcut has been modified for Mac OS X version ("cmd+click" instead of "ctrl+click")
- .aux is not added after browsing the bib(la)tex command in the configuration dialog if this command is not bibtex
- Structure view is reset after closing all documents
- The trouble about completion between brackets has been fixed
