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["Dr. Giovanni A. Orlando" <address@hidden>]

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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