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From: Karl Hegbloom <address@hidden>
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Subject: Re: [TeXmacs] How do I create a multi-argument macro?
Date: Tue, 28 Feb 2012 15:24:06 -0700
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Hmmm. I just tried \UTStatute Enter, and it showed up with all the argument slots as empty strings, so I can enter the values. But when I press Enter again to activate it, I only get the first one shown... But now I'm past the problem I was having, and I think I can solve it from here. Thank you.

[TeXmacs] How do I create a multi-argument macro?, Karl Hegbloom, 02/28/2012
- Re: [TeXmacs] How do I create a multi-argument macro?, Sam Liddicott, 02/28/2012
  - Re: [TeXmacs] How do I create a multi-argument macro?, Karl Hegbloom, 02/28/2012
    - Re: [TeXmacs] How do I create a multi-argument macro?, Karl Hegbloom, 02/28/2012
- Re: [TeXmacs] How do I create a multi-argument macro?, El.Douwen, 02/29/2012
  - Re: [TeXmacs] How do I create a multi-argument macro?, François-Xavier Thomas, 02/29/2012
    - [TeXmacs] []from a to b, El.Douwen, 02/29/2012
      - Re: [TeXmacs] []from a to b, Alvaro Tejero Cantero, 02/29/2012
        
        Re: [TeXmacs] []from a to b, El.Douwen, 02/29/2012

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