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\noindent Using the latest 64-bit versions of Technic Center and MiKTeX 2.9\hspace{2.2pt}\ldots

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\noindent When \text{usepackage(newtxmath)} is NOT included\hspace{0.6pt}, \hspace{0.8pt}the "next error\hspace{0.6pt}, \hspace{0.8pt}previous error" feature \\ gives clear and useful results.

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\noindent When \text{usepackage(newtxmath)} is included\hspace{0.6pt}, \hspace{0.8pt}is there a way of suppressing the appearance \\ of the file newtxmath.sty, \hspace{1.8pt}as it spoils the readability of the output.

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\noindent The two lines that follow contain deliberate error No 1

\noindent \hspace{24pt}Math contains closing dollar sign \hspace{0.8pt}$\dfrac{6x+8}{3x-2}$ \hspace{0.8pt}an algebraic division.

\noindent \hspace{24pt}Same but with no closing dollar sign \hspace{0.8pt}$\dfrac{6x+8}{3x-2} \hspace{0.8pt}an algebraic division.

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\noindent The next two lines contain deliberate error No 2

\noindent \hspace{24pt}A large h-space correctly presented \hspace{24pt}- like that.

\noindent \hspace{24pt}Same, but hspace is misspelled giving only \hspce{24pt} - like that.

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David Carlisle
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  • texniccenter hasn't been updated since 6 years, so if there a bug in the log-file parsing, I doubt that it will get corrected. Either use another editor or live with it. – Ulrike Fischer Jan 07 '21 at 22:31
  • Many thanks for that. Is there a consensus of opinion among the experts as to which editor is the best [I am writing quite a long book]? The Technic Center editor does have a lot of very useful features. – keith77777 Jan 08 '21 at 13:40
  • no there is no consensus. See https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/339/latex-editors-ides – Ulrike Fischer Jan 08 '21 at 13:55

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