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[Joris van der Hoeven <address@hidden>]

> I recently asked whether the presentation mode of texmacs could
> move forward the display by exactly one page, because one could
> then easily flip through the pages and project that directly by a
> data projector.
>
> The answers given were a bit unpractical, given my limited
> understanding of higher TeXmacs, but I used the following
> workaround successfully in several presentations:
>
> I maximize the TeXmacs window and disable the status line and the
> window header. I choose document > page > type > paper to mark the page
> boundaries. By trial and error I determine the size in cm's of
> the visible area and define that to be the page size. Then clicking the
> right drawbar will shift the display by one page height (checkable by
> looking at the line separating pages).

You should rather use "switches" to create multiple page presentations.
You can than move to the next and previous switch.

(If a volunteer wants to document this...:^)