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[Anderson Brasil <address@hidden>]

Hi. I've got accustomed to prepare small texts for my students using 
texmacs, but now that I am writing a book using it, I need to worry more 
about some layout issues. Right now, I am facing two small problems:

1) When talking about limit of functions, let's say, that I want to 
write down (in mathematical notation) the limit of f(x) when x goes to 
infinity. The "x goes to infinity" part always appear at the right of 
f(x), not below, as I would like it to be. Is there any way to do this?

2) I am using an eqnarray to symbolize a function. The first line is 
f:R->R_+ and the second line is x->x^2. But it is not looking very 
beautiful, because I need some alignment here (x above the first R, the 
two arrows one above the other, and the x^2 above the R_+. Is there any 
nice way to do that?

Thanks in advance,

Anderson Brasil