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Hi,

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De: Joris van der Hoeven <address@hidden>
Fecha: Martes, Noviembre 26, 2002 9:43 am

> [...] 
> By the way, please let us continue this discussion on
> the developers mailing list address@hidden.
>  
> Great. Notice that you can get an account on savannah 
> (http://savannah.gnu.org/) and upload translations using CVS.
> 

Thanks Joris for your quick answer. Ok, before moving the discussion
to dev-list and start to using CVS I send the translation as attached
files, because my dial up conection is really bad, so I'm afraid I cant
connect later today, and with this conection all things always take a
lot of time like suscribing my email to dev-list. (I need also some time
to learn how to use CVS).

> 
> The presentation mode works fine, except with certain window managers.
> I use the standard window manager for Gnome under Redhat 7.2.
> 
> > In case that TeXmacs can be used for presentation how can I 
> insert a new Slide?
> > How can I pass from one slide to another?
> 
> It would be good if someone could write a short help page on this.
> Roughly speaking, you
>  1) Start a new "switch" in an empty buffer.
>  2) Type your first page.
>  3) Insert a "new branch after".
>  4) Type the next page
>  5) Repeat 3 and 4.
> When finished, you may navigate in the different branches
> using F9--F12. So a "switch" is a piece of markup which hides
> all its children except one. You may change the visible child
> using the keyboard. Notice that switches maybe used in
> a recursive way. Notice also that you should always be careful
> to keep your cursor inside the switch. Text which is written
> outside the switch will be visible on all "slides".
> 

Ok thanks again. I will use it now for alll my presentations. By the
way, nice to see the Gnu/TeXmacs animal on every title in the new
documentation. Every time gets better writing on TeXmacs :)

Cheers,

Offray

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