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Re: TeXmacs on live linux CDs

From: "Dr. Giovanni A. Orlando" <address@hidden>
To: address@hidden
Subject: Re: TeXmacs on live linux CDs
Date: Wed, 06 Nov 2002 14:42:34 +0100
Organization: Future Technologies

Yannick Patois wrote:

Hi,

(there are some 'Dr' we've better to simply ignore here ;)

Just to clarify. I don't have ONE but two degrees.

So, I will remove from this maling list immediately.

I will includes TeXmacs in our Operating System.

Thanks and good luck!
Regards,
Dr. Giovanni A. Orlando

In the german mode including all my titles.

Lic. Dr. Mr. Giovanni A. Orlando

On Wed, 6 Nov 2002, David Allouche wrote:
[Porting TeXmacs to windows]

Just one thing: would it be easier to just first port a viewer or is it
the same ?
What's interest me here is to be able to tell ppl who use windows "I send
you this file" (a small convenient .tm format), "if you dont have texmacs,
there you can just download the viewer".

I wrote a very simple text I wanted to send recently. TeXmacs file was
14ko, generated pdf file was 150ko: I finally sent a text version...

By the way, [WISH] : "Export to Text", seems usefull.
Right now, I do:
1- Export to LaTeX
2- latex2html
3- lynx --dump
To get a text version of my document !
(the direct conversion to HTML doesnt worth to be mentionned).

And OK, maybe I should subscribe to dev, but:
Is there a good reason for the document internal formating NOT being XML ?
Everything could be simpler then (conversion, and even visualisation with
any xml viewer).

Yannick

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Re: Windows version, plz (was: Re: Updated spanish translations for the menus /RFC), (continued)
- Re: Updated spanish translations for the menus /RFC, Joris van der Hoeven, 11/04/2002

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