The user-level documentation is found in the User Guide, amsldoc.pdf, which is found in the same directory folder. MiKTeX (my preference) that can help with installing packages. \MiKTeX 2.9\doc\latex\amscls\amsthdoc.pdf.Įxample 2: *Package Help* opens amsmath.pdf as the help for the amsmath package, but that file is developer-level documentation for the package. TeXstudio is just a text editor that produces command-line calls to compile LaTeX with the pdftex or luatex etc. This fails in cases where the appropriate documentation uses a different name.Įxample 1: *Package Help* gives the message "No Documentation Available" for the amsthm package, even though the documentation is there in the Miktex directory. ![]() ![]() It appears (to me) that *Package Help* submits the package name to texdoc, which then searches for documentation with that name. The *Package Help* feature is great, but it sometimes fails to find the correct documentation, even though it is there. Question: Is there any way to tell Package Help what name to search for? And to have it remember the correct filename to associate with a particular package? Or am I misunderstanding the issue? \MiKTeX 2.9\doc\latex\amscls\amsthdoc.pdf.Įxample 2: Package Help opens amsmath.pdf as the help for the amsmath package, but that file is developer-level documentation for the package. ![]() This fails in cases where the appropriate documentation uses a different name.Įxample 1: Package Help gives the message "No Documentation Available" for the amsthm package, even though the documentation is there in the Miktex directory. It appears (to me) that Package Help submits the package name to texdoc, which then searches for documentation with that name. The Package Help feature is great, but it sometimes fails to find the correct documentation, even though it is there.
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