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[Joris van der Hoeven <address@hidden>]

On Tue, Aug 08, 2006 at 06:09:06PM -0400, Kamaraju Kusumanchi wrote:
> While writing a texmacs document, I often use Insert -> Mathematics -> 
> Equations to enter multiple equations. However in between these equations 
> sometimes I want to write some text without disturbing the 
> indentation/alignment of the equations. How can I do it?
> 
> For example let's say I have 3 equations arranged in latex's eqnarray 
> format. 
> They should look like
> 
> "text before the equations environment"
>   eqn_11   eqn_12   eqn_13
>   eqn_21   eqn_22   eqn_23
> "text in between equations not affected by math environment"
>   eqn_31   eqn_32   eqn_33
> 
> Note that, I still want the eqn_31, eqn_32, eqn_33 to be aligned with 
> eqn_21, 
> eqn_22, eqn_23. However I do not want the "text in between ..." to be 
> affected by the math environment or to be considered as part of 
> the "eqnarray" environment.
> 
> any ideas/work arounds/suggestions? Using Debian Etch, Texmacs 1.0.6.

You may wish to set the cell span of the left-most cell in one of the lines
to (3 horizontal, 1 vertical) and switch to text mode. You may also have
to adjust the hyphenation. Notice that recent development versions of TeXmacs
contain an improved table editor.

Best wishes, Joris