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i was tempted to install the sumatra reader in trying to solve this, but i didn't really want to install another piece of software. but certainly for most, using the sumatra reader might be the easiest solution.

just for closure, for those interested in doing something similar, i got the following hack to work. i write the pdf output to a different temporary filename (so not the default faultname) using the pdflatex switch, job-name. this allows me to do post-processing on the temporary filename in a batch ...

thanks for the reply. this is exactly what i'd like to do, but i'd like to do it in texniccenter. the solutions provided in that thread all seem to be achieved by running a script that closes the pdf viewer before latex compilation. but texniccenter does not seem to offer the possibility of running ...

Not sure if this has come up before, but a cursory search of recent posts did not turn up anything.

Frequently after running PDFLaTeX on the current file and viewing the output on Adobe Reader, I forget to close Adobe Reader. After further editing, I try to run PDFLaTeX again but because I did not ...