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|    How to displaying error on console when     |
|    05 Dec 13 23:58:28    |
      Hello!       I am new to batch file.Simply using batch files to run a set of LaTeX commands       for rendering LaTeX input.              Here is the batch file:              latex 1.tex       dvipng -T tight 1.dvi       copy 11.png question-preview              What happens is: when correct LaTeX input is given, batch file complete its       execution successfully and desired output is generated. But when a wrong input       is given, usually the first command (latex 1.tex) remained unable to produce       the desired output but        no error is displayed on the console. In this case I want to see the error       generated by the Tex Engine (that was actually behind the scene running that       command) on the console.              I want something        if(Command goes fine)       no pause        else        console should take a pause and error should be displayed on the screen.              Can someone help me tacking this issue?                                    --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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