Re: [Gretl-users] LaTeX on OSX

>> >> %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% >> This is pdfTeX, Version 3.1415926-1.40.10 (TeX Live 2009) (format=pdflatex 2010.4.7) 9 APR 2010 13:46 >> entering extended mode >> %&-line parsing enabled. >> **\batchmode \input window >> (./window.tex >> >> ! LaTeX Error: Missing \begin{document}. >> %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% >> >> I think Gretl doesn't find the file with LaTeX header (gretlpre.tex). I have red the doc but I don't understand where this file lives on Mac OS X. > > Which version of Gretl? 1.8.7 > What are you trying to "LaTeX"? Summary statistics? Regression results? Whatever > In the TeX/LaTeX menu, what are you selecting: View, Copy, Save? View > > You can see what Gretl regards as your working directory by going to the menu File, Working Directory. OK. gretlpre.tex file was into my working directory > > According to the manual, if Gretl can't find a gretlpre.tex in your working directory it will use a default. Yes, I know. In this case, why do I get this error message?