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[Joris van der Hoeven <address@hidden>]

> I write my own math scripts with texmacs. I have got some mathematical latex
> documents that I read. Now i need some accent's above who are in latex
> available but not in texmacs. How do i get them?
>
> 1. M with an Point above but not filled like the accent who is available. A
>    Point like that you get when you enter ALT+@

This is not available yet, although you could create
a macro yourself using the "above" primitive.

David: can you put that on the wish-list?

> 2. M with an bar above, but no as short as the one who is available

Try \overline