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["El.douwen" <address@hidden>]

hi

> Each time you open a document in Texmacs, a buffer (a part of your  
> RAM) gets created and the contents of the document's file gets  
> copied from the disk into that buffer ("loaded").  When you edit  
> your document, this buffer gets changed by your actions.  Upon  
> writing the document, the contents of the buffer gets copied to the  
> disk again ("saved").
>
> If you open several files, each receives its own buffer.


ok thanks for explaining.
i have found the "go" menu where all the buffers are presented.
but i dont understand what it represents and what is the aim
because i read you, and i understand that there must be one buffer for  
one document; that is to say one buffer for each window. So why would  
there be an other buffer at the background ? But maybe it is a bug as  
Joris says:

> There recently has been a problem with "buffer not saved" messages
> even when the document was just saved. It has been corrected on
> the SVN version of TeXmacs. Please update if the problem persists.

ok Joris

i dont really know how and where to donwload the svn version of Texmacs.
i suppose it is the name of the last update
i will have a look on the website
anyway, the buffer's problem has appeared one or two times and since  
then, i did not encounter it.

Vincent