txs is the text editor. If LaTeX offers easy ways to make png, what do you need txs for? Just call the tool or write script.
Hi, I would appreciate such a feature as well. I have been working for years now using a screenshot utility. In my case I use TexStudio to create Gregorian chants. The major problem there is, that lines are, even though they are originally of the same sickness, not generally displayed as such on a monitor. Depending on its resulation, there are lines which are thinner than others, and that makes the png file that is created by screenshot a bit ugly or harder to read. Besides, it seems there are easy...
For macOS, you can use Parall - The Parallel App Launcher for macOS. It creates app bundle shortcuts that open a new instance of TeXstudio with separate data. Parall is available in the Mac App Store.
I ran into similar issues when trying to annotate complex PDFs directly from TeXStudio. I found that sometimes external tools handle certain tasks much more smoothly, especially for design-heavy documents. For instance, I recently tried https://www.reddit.com/r/pdf/comments/1ml57t2/using_pdf_guru_as_a_designer_loving_it_so_far_but/ and it really simplified my workflow without any of the usual headaches. It’s not perfect for everything, but it’s definitely worth checking out if you’re dealing with...
Thanks