I would like to track my corrections in the pdf format simply. Actually after every running I wanna avoid scroll to specified pages of changes.
is there anyway to manage that?
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Does one of the answers to How to track changes between PDFs?, "Track changes" in LaTeX or Create a "List of Effective Pages" answer your question? If so, we could close this question as a duplicate. – Martin Schröder Jan 15 '14 at 15:43
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No this is not my answer, actually my document is so long, after every changes and run I see pdf from first page, which is annoying every time scroll down to the same page of changes. – MHP Jan 15 '14 at 15:57
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@MHP: That scrolling is as a result of the editor, not LaTeX. One could try to use SyncTeX, but it may only be supported by certain browsers. See What exactly is SyncTeX? – Werner Jan 15 '14 at 19:01
