How to Install Ghostscript on Mac

If you are using MacTeX 2008, you may encounter issues with getting it to work seamlessly. To resolve this, we recommend upgrading to a newer version of MacTeX, such as versions 2010-2016. Both 32-bit and 64-bit versions have been tested and work fine.

To install the latest version of MacTeX, simply download and follow the usual installation procedure. Note that you need to be running the MacTeX distribution on your Mac, which is the default option anyway.

For further assistance, please refer to the platform-specific instructions below for details on what adjustments you may need to make. Additionally, pay close attention to the settings in the Platform-Specific Settings section, as these may require adjustment based on your environment.

To access this file, go to Preferences > Package Settings > LaTeXTools > Settings – User and select it. If you're running LaTeXTools for the first time, consider running the command 'LaTeXTools: Reset user settings to default' from the Command Palette to get an editable copy of the settings file.

If you prefer a manual installation, make sure the package is named 'LaTeXTools'. Extract the zip file from GitHub and place it in your Sublime Packages directory. You can access this easily by clicking on Preferences > Browse Packages.

To install LaTeXTools via Package Control, follow these steps: Start typing 'LaTeXTools' and select it when you see it. This will bring up a quick panel with a list of installable plugins. Once you have Package Control installed, launch the Command Palette (Ctrl+shift+p on Windows/Linux or ⌘+shift+p on OS X) and select the 'Package Control: Install Package' option.

If you don't already have Package Control, instructions to install it can be found here. It's a great tool that makes it easy to keep your installed packages up-to-date.

The recommended way to install the LaTeXTools plugin is via Package Control. The various options for TeX distributions are discussed in the OS-specific sections below. You will also need to install a TeX distribution, but this can be done separately.

For Sublime Text 3, the plugin has been tested against the latest beta versions and may work with dev builds as well. Note that you'll need to be running either SublimeText 2 or 3 to use this plugin.

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