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[Stephane Payrard <address@hidden>]

On Tue, 01 Jan 2002, Álvaro Tejero Cantero wrote:

> Hello all, and happy new year
> 
> I have set up TeXmacsEspanol, TeXmacsFrancais and TeXmacsDeutch to deal 
> with 
> language-specific issues. The top priorities (stated in the Espanol and 
> Francais pages, I do not know german) are
> 
> * To translate the texmacs description (TeXmacs in the wiki). This has 
> already been done for spanish. However, now that the TeXmacs description is 
> wikified and before translating it we might gave a try at making it better 
> still.
> 
> * to translate TeXmacsTutorial.
> 
> * to translate UserManual
> 
> * to coordinate interface translations.
> 
> * to provide support in their  mother tongue to lots of TeXmacs users.
> 
> Logo
> 
> The tmr (=texmacs resources) logo you see in the upper left corner is just 
> a 
> png image to avoid gifs. The actual logo could be yours!. Please submit any 
> idea you may have, it will very likely be __much__ better than the current 
> image.

We need the logo simple enough to that we can make a favicon.ico out
of it or two (one for texmacs.org and another for the wiki website).
BTW: I am searching a linux tool to generate that icon, I have
only found a windows one. This is not so surprising given that
favicon.ico was originally a M$ convention.

This file on the root of a website is used to annotate bookmarks or
icon of existing browsing sessions. For example, with site supporting
that convention, i can see at a glance which konqueror session is
browsing which site.  An added benefit is to avoid 404 error in
the website log.

> 
> ScreenShots
> 
> You can post your favourite ScreenShots in the node bearing that same name.
> I would particularly like to see Andreys' CAS sessions, they are great!.
> 
> Remember that you can always subscribe to specific pages on the wiki to 
> track 
> your favourite TeXmacs feature/wish/pieceofdocumentation
> 
> regards,
> 
> -- 
> álvaro.tejero.cantero
> alqua.com, la red en estudio

-- 
Stéphane Payrard -- s.payrard@@wanadoo.fr

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