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Hi David,

You have been very kind helping me with all the thesis stuff, your step 
by step explanation was pretty useful to me also (I can't probe it here 
and I have printed the thesis with the page in the original footer 
place you give),  but I learn a lot of things in the process.

I will probe your advices. Tnx,

Offray

Scheme code is even more nicee

----- Original Message -----
De: address@hidden
Fecha: Viernes, Enero 17, 2003 10:42 am
Asunto: Re: Responder: Applying the luna.ts style

> On Thu, Jan 16, 2003 at 11:52:56PM +0100, 
> address@hidden wrote:
> > Hi,
> > 
> > I think that I found a "dirty" way to apply the luna style to 
> the 
> > thesis doc, just paste the markup of luna.ts at the begining of 
> that 
> > doc.
> 
> That is dirty, indeed.
> 
> > A nice thing about the TeXmacs markup is tha is a very readable 
> one. 
> > However I have a question, because I dont master the markup: How 
> can I 
> > modify the markup on luna.ts to put the number page in the 
> middle of 
> > the page? It is related to htab tag?
> 
> Yes, just change this:
> 
> (document
> "Display the page number on all pages in the footer"
> (assign "odd page footer" (concat
>  (format "no first indentation")
>  (htab "5mm")
>  (quote (apply "thepage"))))
> (assign "even page footer" (concat
>  (format "no first indentation")
>  (quote (apply "thepage"))
>  (htab "5mm"))))
> 
> To this:
> 
> (document
> "Display the page number on all pages in the footer"
> (assign "odd page footer" (concat
>  (format "no first indentation")
>  (htab "5mm")
>  (quote (apply "thepage"))
>  (htab "5mm")))
> (assign "even page footer" (concat
>  (format "no first indentation")
>  (htab "5mm")
>  (quote (apply "thepage"))
>  (htab "5mm"))))
> 
> You may paste the previous snippet using Edit->Paste from->Scheme.
> 
> -- 
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