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10.5: Make LaTeXit work on 10.5
Authored by: Trashman on Fri, Nov 9 2007 at 11:19AM PST

LaTeXiT 1.14.4 (for Tiger) works fine for me under Leopard. No troubles at all typesetting equations in LaTeX and no crashing.

10.5: Make LaTeXit work on 10.5
Authored by: ejensen on Fri, Nov 9 2007 at 12:53PM PST

This seems odd- on the LaTexIt web page Pierre acknowledges a problem on Leopard for the current version 1.14.4 but apparently has not installed it himself yet so has not had a chance to fix it. On my systems (a G4 and a G5), it is slow to load and I get an infinite beachball cursor when I try to format anything. I tried tinkering with the paths to the command line tools but that has not helped so far. I am curious if it is working for someone- is it on an Intel machine?

10.5: Make LaTeXit work on 10.5
Authored by: Trashman on Fri, Nov 9 2007 at 5:19PM PST

Yes, this is on Intel - MacBook v1.1 to be specific.

I don't use LaTeXiT much (once every month maybe) buy my quick testing now didn't show any problems at all. MacTex-2007 is installed and all GUI-programs (TexShop, LaTeXiT, BibDesk and Excalibur) updated to latest versions manually. I use TexShop, BibDesk and Excalibur daily and no problems with any of them.