To find the path for a tex file on your computer, you can use the "search" function on your computer and type in the name of the file. Alternatively, you can navigate through the folders on your computer until you find the file.
Yes, you can change the path for a tex file by moving the file to a different folder or directory on your computer. However, make sure to update any references to the file's old path in your tex document.
The path for a tex file indicates the location of the file on your computer. This is important for compiling and running the tex document, as well as for linking to any external files or resources.
To add an image or other external file to your tex document, you can use the "includegraphics" command. Make sure to include the correct path to the file in the command, either by using the full path or a relative path from the location of your tex document.
If you are unable to find the path for a tex file, try searching for the file on your computer or contacting the person who originally gave you the file. If you still cannot find the path, you may need to create a new file or ask for a new copy of the file with the correct path included.