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Hello!

I don't see the rendering error in your test file, but I do see it, if I
delete the three dots at the end of the last line. I attached a texmacs
file with a small example. On my system the first paragraph shows the
problem while the second one does not, as can be seen in the screenshot
I attached.

Regards,
Daria


On Wed, 17 May 2006 18:10:44 +0200
Henri Lesourd <address@hidden> wrote:

> address@hidden wrote:
> 
> >Hello!
> >
> >I'm using Texmacs to write my diploma thesis and so far it has been a
> >pleasure to work with. Now a typesetting problem has come up. An
> >underscript in an inline formula overlaps the text of the following
> >line. I attached a screenshot to this email.
> >
> >Has anyone an idea how I can solve this problem?
> >
> >  
> >
> In the attached TeXmacs file, I inputted exactly your text fragment,
> and I cannot reproduce the bug (screenshot attached). Can see your
> bug appearing in my TeXmacs file using your own TeXmacs ?
> 
> I tried various styles (i.e., in Document->Style), it changes nothing.
> If you can see your bug in my test file, it means that there is a
> problem with your TeXmacs install (this is rather unlikely for this
> kind of problem). If you cannot see your bug in my test file, it
> would be useful if you would extract the offending chunk of text
> in your file, take care of creating a minimal TeXmacs file which
> still exhibits the bug you discovered in your big file, and then
> send it as an attachment to your answer. This way, we would have
> an example file to be able to reproduce the bug for the time when
> we will fix it.
> 
> Best, Henri

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