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[Magnus Marius Rohde <address@hidden>]

As other people have noted, you can insert other documents with 
"Insert->Link->Include" and then use "Tools->Project->Expand 
Inclusions" to get the source into your document.


Magnus

Den 31/1-2008, kl. 17:33, skrev Clinton Winant:

> Alfe,you do understand exactly what Im trying to do, and I have begun 
> to
> learn how to cut and paste from the markup document, as you and henri
> have suggested, with success.  I still need to understand henri's last
> comment (Document-part).
>
> Thinking about the fellow who asked about writing a book in Texmacs 
> last
> week, it seems to that texmacs is still a bit creaky at the joints,
> because the designers have chosen to be ambitious about what it can do,
> and there are still some bugs.
>
> However, it must be said that this has to be the way of the future, and
> people such as yourselves, Sergio, etc...  make it a very good
> experience for those of us who are a bit more challenged.
>
> Thanks again to all the texmacs team for working so diligently on this
> remarkable tool.
>
> Clinton
>
> PS henri, now that octave 3.0 is available to you plan to clean up the
> texmacs-octve startup?
>
> On Thu, 2008-01-31 at 13:27 +0100, address@hidden wrote:
> > Hi, Clinton,
> >
> > Clinton Winant wrote:
> >
> > > 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??
> >
> > If you have trouble using this way, you also could use any given text 
> > editor (notepad, wordpad, emacs, vi, whatever) to stitch the ASCII 
> > sources from the different .tm files into one.  The tags for the 
> > surrounding stuff are pretty self-explanatory I think (at least I 
> > never had trouble with this).
> >
> > Alfe