- From: Michael Lachmann <address@hidden>
- To: address@hidden
- Subject: small problem with initial 'about texmacs' help
- Date: Thu, 20 Apr 2006 08:47:15 +0200
I have a small problem with the 'about texmacs' help that pops up the
first time you use a new version of TeXmacs.
I set up a short script for users (who are not so familiar with texmacs
or unix), to go to a certain directory, and then open texmacs. Then they
can simply click 'load file', and load a file from that directory.
The problem is that if they open texmacs for the first time, 'about
texmacs' opens. If you then click on 'load file', you are in a strange
directory (the one containing the 'about texmacs' document), and if you
click 'close buffer' texmacs exists (because that was the only buffer open)
I think that if texmacs opens the 'about texmacs' document at the start,
it should also open a blank document (or whatever else it was supposed
to) in addition, so that it does not exit on 'close buffer'.
I also think that it would be good if 'load file' would open in the
directory texmacs was started from in this case, and not the directory
containing the documentations.
- small problem with initial 'about texmacs' help, Michael Lachmann, 04/20/2006
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