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[Peter Rückert <address@hidden>]

By the way, a nice feature for presentations would be to define
color-gradients also, or to have some graphics as paper-background.
For TeX/LaTeX there are powerful packages for presentations at the
moment (e. g. prosper, beamer)
Are there plans for integrating such features?

Regards

Peter

Geoffrey Alan Washburn schrieb:
> Joris van der Hoeven wrote:
> 
>> The formats #rgb and #rrggbb with hexadecimals for r, g and b are
>> understood.
>> However, TeXmacs currently only uses about 4096 colours (historical
>> inheritance);
>> this should be changed during this year (we're reshaping the low-level
>> rendering part).
>>
>> Best wishes, Joris
> 
>     I can't argue with having more colors, but 4096 should be a good
> start :-)  Some of the default colors (such as yellow and green) are a
> little too bright to read on a white background.
> 
>     Thanks!
>