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Alvaro Tejero Cantero <address@hidden> writes:

> Switches start a kind of slideset. You can add slides, switch ;) back
> and forth, etc. It's very easy to move among frames or slides with the
> provided keybindings (M-A-arrows). I've used it for slides although I
> think it has great prospects for education, since slides are as big or
> as small as you want: you can hide a more advanced explanation inside a
> switch environment.

I inserted some switches but the navigation-menus are still
disabled. Additionally I have problems with keybindings. But menus
should work anyhow.

> To my knowledge superpose is used to put one or more characters over
> other or others. For that you need to press TAB after the first
> argument. That will let you enter the second character sequence.

Ah, I see. But what is the connection between superpose and switches,
fold and unfold. They are in one menu, so I think they have a common
function.

> I hope that helps, no German here :(.

I understand what you said, but I still do not know how to create and
use these switches. Would you mind to provide a small example.

I did some translations for the german menus and I am sure nobody can
understand what I have written, because I only translated the words
but did not understand the function. :-/

So you would help me to improve the german menus.

TIA
juh

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• switch superpose, Jan Ulrich Hasecke, 09/30/2003
  • Re: [TeXmacs] switch superpose, Alvaro Tejero Cantero, 09/30/2003
    • Re: [TeXmacs] switch superpose, Jan Ulrich Hasecke, 09/30/2003
      • Re: [TeXmacs] switch superpose, Alvaro Tejero Cantero, 09/30/2003

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