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[Werner Hug <address@hidden>]

I think I now understand the essence of your suggestion: one might have 
two directories with the same name, one with low- and one with 
high-quality pictures. Figures in Texmacs linked to pictures in 
directory with this name in the same directory where the document is one 
works on.  For editing text, place the low quality directory there, for 
printing the high-quality one.

If this works and does not confuse Texmacs, then it is certainly more 
elegant than to work on a low-quality version of a document and 
synchronize a high-quality version with it, as we have tediously done in 
the past.

I will try the suggestion in the coming days.

Lets nevertheless hope that the Texmacs luminaries have a suggestion on 
the problem. They must have been confronted with it many times before.

Many kind thanks,

Werner Hug

Lukasz Stafiniak schrieb:

> On Sun, Jul 5, 2009 at 2:29 PM, Werner Hug<address@hidden> wrote:
>  
>
> > Thanks.
> >
> > We tried earlier to just link higher quality spectra, of course, but when
> > opening the document Texmacs opens these pictures irrespective, as if they
> > would have been included in the document. If the figures are stored away in
> > order to prevent this, Texmacs shows a short appearances and then closes,
> > not unlogically.
> >
> > Possibly there is an option to get the text opened for editing and have the
> > figures linked without them being displayed, what is what you seem to
> > suggest, but we have not found it. Please let us know if such an option
> > exists.
> >
> >    
>
> No, I suggested to have the downscaled pictures with the same names as
> the full scaled pictures, in two additional directories, and then copy
> the required pictures to the directory with the tm documents, and link
> to the pictures to the tm documents directory, and when a change in
> resolution is required, overwrite with the other resolution pictures.
>
> I haven't actually tried this, so I don't know how smoothly this would work.
>
> It would still be nice if perhaps some more knowledgeable person answers...
>
> Good luck!
>
>