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Executables pdflatex.exe in C:/Users/Reinhard Neuwirth/AppData/Local/Programs/MikTeX 2.9/miktex/bin/X64 (my routinely used MikTeX distribution) as well as in C:/texlive/2018/bin/win32/ (the recently installed TeXLive distribution) I naively assumed that plugging either one or the other into the PDFLaTeX field would coerce TeXMaker to use the targeted distribution for compilation. Not so. The only entry in that field that seems to work is pdflatex -synctex=1 -interaction=nonstopmode %.tex, seemingly the default value - for the LaTeX field it is latex -interaction=nonstopmode %.tex. The extensive discussion around the topic on the Stack Exchange, starting with Using MiKTeX and TeX Live on the same computer? asked Oct 11 '11 at 11:56 doncherry ... answered Oct 11 '11 at 12:21 Ulrike Fischer veers off into discussions of how to set PATHS in Windows etc., a place I don't want to go. Also, I am not at this stage interested in switching between MikTeX or TeXLive, just want to know how to configure TeXMaker to do one or the other through the Configure TeXMaker tab, if this can be done.No MWE for this one. Reinhard NeuwirthReinhard Neuwirth Using TeXMaker as the LaTeX editor I have been working with the MikTeX distribution for a number of years, successfully. Hearing it suggested that Tex Live may have a compilation speed advantage over MikTeX, I recently installed TexLive to see for myself, expecting that configuring TeXMaker to work with TeXLive in place of MiKTeX would be an easy thing. The Options menu offers Configure TeXMaker tab which provides fields LaTeX and PdfLaTeX presumably to be populated with the programs to be executed for LaTeX and PDFLaTeX compilations (function keys f2 and f6 respectively). Having found executables pdflatex.exe in C:/Users/Reinhard Neuwirth/AppData/Local/Programs/MikTeX 2.9/miktex/bin/X64 (my routinely used MikTeX distribution) as well as in C:/texlive/2018/bin/win32/ (the recently installed TeXLive distribution) I naively assumed that plugging either one or the other into the PDFLaTeX field would coerce TeXMaker to use the targeted distribution for compilation. Not so. The only entry in that field that seems to work is pdflatex -synctex=1 -interaction=nonstopmode %.tex, seemingly the default value - for the LaTeX field it is latex -interaction=nonstopmode %.tex. The extensive discussion around the topic on the Stack Exchange, starting with Using MiKTeX and TeX Live on the same computer? asked Oct 11 '11 at 11:56 doncherry ... answered Oct 11 '11 at 12:21 Ulrike Fischer veers off into discussions of how to set PATHS in Windows etc., a place I

Don't want to go. Also, I am not at this stage interested in switching between MikTeX or TeXLive, just want to know how to configure TeXMaker to do one or the other through the Configure TeXMaker tab, if this can be done.No MWE for this one. Reinhard NeuwirthReinhard Neuwirth 2Using TeXMaker as the LaTeX editor I have been working with the MikTeX distribution for a number of years, successfully. Hearing it suggested that Tex Live may have a compilation speed advantage over MikTeX, I recently installed TexLive to see for myself, expecting that configuring TeXMaker to work with TeXLive in place of MiKTeX would be an easy thing. The Options menu offers Configure TeXMaker tab which provides fields LaTeX and PdfLaTeX presumably to be populated with the programs to be executed for LaTeX and PDFLaTeX compilations (function keys f2 and f6 respectively). Having found executables pdflatex.exe in C:/Users/Reinhard Neuwirth/AppData/Local/Programs/MikTeX 2.9/miktex/bin/X64 (my routinely used MikTeX distribution) as well as in C:/texlive/2018/bin/win32/ (the recently installed TeXLive distribution) I naively assumed that plugging either one or the other into the PDFLaTeX field would coerce TeXMaker to use the targeted distribution for compilation. Not so. The only entry in that field that seems to work is pdflatex -synctex=1 -interaction=nonstopmode %.tex, seemingly the default value - for the LaTeX field it is latex -interaction=nonstopmode %.tex. The extensive discussion around the topic on the Stack Exchange, starting with Using MiKTeX and TeX Live on the same computer? asked Oct 11 '11 at 11:56 doncherry ... answered Oct 11 '11 at 12:21 Ulrike Fischer veers off into discussions of how to set PATHS in Windows etc., a place I don't want to go. Also, I am not at this stage interested in switching between MikTeX or TeXLive, just want to know how to configure TeXMaker to do one or the other through the Configure TeXMaker tab, if this can be done.No MWE for this one. Reinhard NeuwirthReinhard Neuwirth Using TeXMaker as the LaTeX editor I have been working with the MikTeX distribution for a number of years, successfully. Hearing it suggested that Tex Live may have a compilation speed advantage over MikTeX, I recently installed TexLive to see for myself, expecting that configuring TeXMaker to work with TeXLive in place of MiKTeX would be an easy thing. The Options menu offers Configure TeXMaker tab which provides fields LaTeX and PdfLaTeX presumably to be populated with the programs

To be executed for LaTeX and PDFLaTeX compilations (function keys f2 and f6 respectively). Having found executables pdflatex.exe in C:/Users/Reinhard Neuwirth/AppData/Local/Programs/MikTeX 2.9/miktex/bin/X64 (my routinely used MikTeX distribution) as well as in C:/texlive/2018/bin/win32/ (the recently installed TeXLive distribution) I naively assumed that plugging either one or the other into the PDFLaTeX field would coerce TeXMaker to use the targeted distribution for compilation. Not so. The only entry in that field that seems to work is pdflatex -synctex=1 -interaction=nonstopmode %.tex, seemingly the default value - for the LaTeX field it is latex -interaction=nonstopmode %.tex. The extensive discussion around the topic on the Stack Exchange, starting with Using MiKTeX and TeX Live on the same computer? asked Oct 11 '11 at 11:56 doncherry ... answered Oct 11 '11 at 12:21 Ulrike Fischer veers off into discussions of how to set PATHS in Windows etc., a place I don't want to go. Also, I am not at this stage interested in switching between MikTeX or TeXLive, just want to know how to configure TeXMaker to do one or the other through the Configure TeXMaker tab, if this can be done.No MWE for this one. Reinhard NeuwirthReinhard Neuwirth Reinhard NeuwirthReinhard Neuwirth Reinhard NeuwirthReinhard Neuwirth Reinhard NeuwirthReinhard Neuwirth Reinhard NeuwirthReinhard Neuwirth If you want to switch the texsystem you must change the path variable. The texsystems often call their tools themselves (e.g. to create a format or a tfm or search for files) and so must be able to find their own binaries. Simply trying to use C:texlive2018binwin32pdflatex.exe while everything else (including the kpathsea searches) points to miktex gives only chaos.I don't know if texmaker has an option to change the path during a session -- with my editor winedt it is quite easy to do it on-the-fly by calling a macro.But you can change the path to texlive between sessions rather easily:Open a cmd window. Type set PATH=C:texlive2018binwin32;%PATH%hit enter. Test if the correct pdflatex is found by typing where pdflatexand then start texmaker from this cmd window by typing in the path to the texmaker exe.If something doesn't work, simply close texmaker and the cmd window and the path will be back to normal. Ulrike FischerUlrike Fischer Your Answer StackExchange.ready(function() var channelOptions = tags: "".split(" "), id: "85" ; initTagRenderer("".split(" "), "".split(" "), channelOptions); StackExchange.using("externalEditor", function() // Have to fire editor after snippets, if snippets enabled if (StackExchange.settings.snippets.snippetsEnabled) StackExchange.using("snippets", function() createEditor(); ); else createEditor(); );

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