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Thank you, François and Miguel.

> You may check Edit -> preferences-> look and feel. If it is set to
> "default", then you have "Gnome" setting, then cut/copy/paste will be
> achieve with ctrl+X/ctrl+C/ctrl+V.

I cannot make sense of what you mean.
While the way of copy and past changes,
the way the pasted characters are displayed doesn't chenge.

> Of course, in order to insert mathematical symbols you have to be in
> mathematics mode. Try typing d <TAB> _ 1 again after being in math mode.
> The TAB key (the so called "variant" mechanism) will help you type many
> symbols fast. Just try almost any letter in your keyboard, while in math
> mode, and type TAB. You'll see how you can cycle through several options.

Following your advice,now I can make it
in getting Greek characters by typing less keys.
I'm grateful to you for your advice.

> I understand you are typing your mathematical formulas directly into a
> Maxima session with "Mathematical input" enabled, right?

That's right.

> > Is there any way to copy and paste just as it is displayed ?
>
> It should work (at least, it does for me...)

I've found just now the way to  do that.

Focus
Input options

and check "Multiline input".
Then,I can copy and paste TeX-style characters just as it is displayed !

Now,another problem have emerged.
I have consulted Maxima-discuss mailing list.

Kind regards,
Mark Suzuki


Miguel de Benito Delgado <address@hidden> wrote:
> Hi Mark,
> On Wed, Jun 11, 2014 at 5:51 AM, <address@hidden> wrote:
>
>     Insert mathematics
>
> Of course, in order to insert mathematical symbols you have to be in  
> mathematics mode. Try typing d <TAB> _ 1 again after being in math  
> mode. The TAB key (the so called "variant" mechanism) will help you  
> type many symbols fast. Just try almost any letter in your keyboard,  
> while in math mode, and type TAB. You'll see how you can cycle  
> through several options.
>      Equation
>
> This has a shortcut as well. It's displayed next to the menu item.
>      Insert a Greek character
>
>     then I can have made \delta_1 succesfully typed as desired.
>     I've made it also,for instance
>     \[ \sum_{i=1}^5 \delta_i  \]
>
> To get a big sigma for a sum type $ (to get into math mode, if you  
> aren't already) <Shift+F5>     But,though I press Meta+W and then  
> Ctrl+Y,
>     these cannot be copied and pasted to another TeXmacs-maxima terminal
>     (or another line in the same terminal)
>     just as it is displayed.
>
> I understand you are typing your mathematical formulas directly into  
> a Maxima session with "Mathematical input" enabled, right?
>      Is there any way to copy and paste just as it is displayed ?
>
>
> It should work (at least, it does for me...)
> Best,
> --
> Miguel de  Benito.


François Poulain <address@hidden> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Le Wed, 11 Jun 2014 12:51:13 +0900,
> address@hidden a écrit :
>
> > Is there any way to copy and paste just as it is displayed ?
>
> You may check Edit -> preferences-> look and feel. If it is set to
> "default", then you have "Gnome" setting, then cut/copy/paste will be
> achieve with ctrl+X/ctrl+C/ctrl+V.
>
> François
>
> --
> François Poulain <address@hidden>