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[David Allouche <address@hidden>]

On Monday 10 December 2001 16:23, Phil Mendelsohn wrote:
> I haven't played with it much, but is it possible to do macros that
> would allow one to have keystroke equivalents for keys that don't
> currently?  For example, there's no keystroke equivalent for the
> partial differential "d", but I'd really like to learn to make a
> keystroke for it.

There actually IS a shortcut for <partial>. It is "E-E-d".

However if you want to define additional keyboard shortcuts, and find all the 
predefined ones, you can read the "Help->Scheme" document and have a look in 
$PREFIX/share/TeXmacs-$VERSION/progs/keyboard. This directory contains the 
scheme files that defines (nearly?) all the key bindings for TeXmacs.

You can also hack menus, the font resolution system, etc...