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[Clinton Winant <address@hidden>]

Alfe:

yes, exactly.  What I have noticed (dont yet have a small example) is
that when I copy and paste, sometimes the location of the mathe
environment gets confused, so that material that was originally in
"text" is in "math" in the document I copied to.  I suppose one has to
be very careful where one places the cursor when "copying" from the
original document??

Clinton

On Wed, 2008-01-30 at 11:49 +0100, address@hidden wrote:
> Hi, Clinton ...
> 
> Robert and Sergio point out the way to use a master file to produce a 
> result (PDF, hardcopy, whatever ...) out of your existing several files.  I 
> am under the impression that you would rather have one single .tm file 
> containing all your source.
> 
> The only way I can see to insert text from another source is by means of 
> copy & paste.  This, however, should work rather well as a region marked in 
> a Texmacs window will be "copied" as Texmacs-source, and upon using 
> "paste", the Texmacs also expects Texmacs-source in the copy&paste-buffer.
> 
> Alfe
> 
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