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[Youjun Hu <address@hidden>]

Murali
Thanks! It is really a nice solution.
After setting Document -->  Page --> Type --> Automatic, the page will
occupy the full area of
the working window. In this case, there will be no difference between
'page' and 'page-window'.
the page looks the same no matter what page sizes is chosen.
The page size will take effect in the exported pdf file, where
different page size will include different number of words in one
line.
Though your solution is very satisfactory, I'm still interested in
centering a smaller page in a bigger working window. Perhaps this
feature is not needed by most people thus is not designed in the code.

By the way, your message is already in the Texmacs-users list and
everyone in the list may
benefit from your post. Thank you!

On Sat, May 29, 2010 at 3:06 AM, Murali Agastya
<address@hidden> wrote:
> Youjun,
> I tried to post this to the TeXmacs list but for some reason it was
> rejected.  Anyway, this is how you would get the content in the center of
> screen:
> Perform the following in the menus:
> Step 1:
> Document -->  Page --> Type --> Automatic
> Step 2:
> Document --> View --> Page layout -->  Left margin --> 1cm (or choose some
> other value of your choice).
> Document --> View --> Page layout -->  Right  margin --> 1cm (or choose some
> other value of your choice).
>
> Feel free to forward the following to the TeXmacs list.
>
> cheers,
> Murali
>
> Murali Agastya
>
>