#LateX on Vs Code
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install TeXLive or equivalent distribution
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install the LaTeX workshop on VSCode
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done
thxxxx
let me know how you go))
hiiii! i made it!
but i have another question, i have a latex zip file imported from overleaf, how can i open a zip file in vs code to run just like overleaf?
.zip
and I'm assuming you're on Windows?
yesss
If you double click the zip you should be able to extract it
oh, i know, it's just that when i upload a zip file in overleaf, it shows me everything on the file the way it should be, like i don't have to upload photos etc, one file and it's all there and overleaf can read this and i was wondering if vs code can do the same thing
No, I don't think so
so, i have to import everything individually? 😦
Ideally you'd have some structure in your root working directory
like this, for example
I'm not sure how "one file" can have everything you need
can you look at it? i can send you what i have
Do you have link to your overleaf document?
like, it's in portuguese cause im from brazil
That shouldn't matter at all 😄
no, they give it to us as a .zip
Ok before we proceed any further, let me just clarify what you are looking for
ok!
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You want to work on your Overleaf document locally
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when you download the source from Overleaf, you get it as a zip
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You want to know how you can use this zip to work locally on your VSCode
correct?
Then my suggestion is
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Extract the zip file.
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Open the extracted folder on VSCode
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Done
This is how it looks for me when I follow those steps.
OMG!!!!!! thank you soooo much
like, if im going to do a file in latex using vscode, i always have to create an folder to put all the images etc?
You don't have to, but it gets messier if you have 37 images in the same directory as your other important files
It's for the purpose of organisation
understood!
and, whats the difference between texlive and miktex?
i heard something about perl (??)
when i tested on my computer at work, miktex worked with this perl
but i would like to understand the difference between these two
they are just different distributions for macropackages/packages
understood!
look, thank you so much! i am getting a new computer in a few weeks so i will have to do this all over again and this was really helpful!
im still learning how to use vs code
All good, come again when you need more help 😄
thanks!
ohhh, the last question
it's about vs code
when you open a folder in explorer at left, how do you delete it from there
hi! sorry to bother you again, it worked but shows me error
idk how to fix it
i'll try to uninstall miktex and install texlive
What is the error you see?
hiii! well, i need some help, my images in latex on vs code are not where they supose to be, in the order of the code, but in overleaf it seems to work normaly, can you help me again?
could you provide part of the code that's wrong and the comparisons?