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[Kostas Oikonomou <address@hidden>]

Hello,

When I type ''\S'' in a TeXmacs buffer, this gets 
translated  into the paragraph or section symbol on the 
screen, as it should.  (I mean the same symbol that Latex 
produces when it sees \S.)

However, when I look into the actual .tm file, TeXmacs has 
translated the \S into the hex (unicode?) character \237.   
I don't see the point of this translation.  When you export 
the .tm file to Latex, Latex does not understand the \237 
and does not produce a section symbol.

I am looking through the source code trying to discover 
where this translation happens.  
Any pointers would be appreciated!

                                        Kostas