LaTex compilation doesn't generate output?

Thank you very much, Steve, but I've just found the problem: I had to change the "Install packages on-the-fly"-setting to "yes" instead of "ask me first.

Thank you very much, Steve, but I've just found the problem: I had to change the "Install packages on-the-fly"-setting to "yes" instead of "ask me first".

You generally use a comment or edit the question (button right under the tags) rather then submit clarifications in an "answer"; because (by design) the view structure of Stack Overflow does not support anything like threading. Please move this content to the question or a comment and delete this. – dmckee Mar 7 '10 at 21:15 Yes-- that is a known bug between texniccenter and miktex.

– Mica Mar 8 '10 at 16:14.

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