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[Gubinelli Massimiliano <address@hidden>]

Hi,
 Joris just gave yesterday a talk on TeXmacs at Ecole Polytechnique  
in Paris but unfortunately we didn't had the opportunity to make a  
recording out of it. As to my knowledge there is no appropriate  
material for a talk (you can find  some tutorials however).
The outline of Joris' talk yesterday has been roughly the following:

- writing an article (title, author, abstract, sections, etc...)
- structured editing, visual navigation
- structures and variants (to cycle trought variants: Ctrl-Tab)
- typing math:
  * tab variants
  * character compositions (-->, @+, etc...)
  * negations
  * latex-like commands (\frac)
  * new structured behavior of sums and integrals (which have an  
explicit extent)
  * parentesized expressions
  * matrices
- semantic editing of math and  semantic selections
- search and replace
- tools for presentations: beamer stile, switches (on the Mac you can  
use the remote control to switch)
- the small graphic mode, insertion of text and math in the graphics
- maxima and mathemagix sessions, asyncronous communication with the  
external tools
- versioning tool

Good luck!


Massimiliano Gubinelli


ps: It would be nice if someone could provide a web-cast showing basic  
TeXmacs functionalities.


On 30 mars 11, at 23:54, address@hidden wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I have the opportunity to give a talk about TeXmacs this friday.
> I would like to structure my talk as a crash course in TeXmacs ("learn
> texmacs in 50min").
>
> Does any body have some suggestions or material that I can use as a  
> starting point  for this? (Of course I will cite the original  
> authors).
>
> Any suggestion is welcomed.
> Thanks,
> Marco
>
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