> <\body> \; \; |>>>> \; \; As a newbie I have tried to follow the instructions in Joris' paper (which is very nice and instructive). I've also added a few other ``findings'' about the program (the Windows version). \; I start by typing tmwin in d:> and I subsequently save this file. I had expected (and hoped) the file to be saved in d:> but that is not the case.\ - Perhaps that could be changed?\ - Perhaps the save directory could be written on the bottom of the page when I type C-x C-s? \; I export to latex and compile. I note that the Danish letter 'ø' disappears in in the latex doc (because there is no >) command in the latex doc. When I include\ - Perhaps texmacs can be configured so that certain things go into the preamble in a corresponding tex document? - Perhaps it would be an idea if there was an option so that one could export as latex only the source, (everything between begin{document} and end{document}) and perhaps at the same time export the macros etc. in a separate file. (The reason for this suggestion is that I envision that it will take a while before I start using texmacs for writing whole papers, but I can see straight ahead that I would like to use texmacs as a frontend for various computer algebra programs...)\ - On a similar note: If I include maxima-stuff and export to latex, then I can't compile because of usepackage{maxima} (which is not a package in Miktex) and because of the mathrm command. \ This however, I redefine as renewcommand{mathrm}{} \; It would be very nice if there was a key for jumping to the end of an environment so that one would not need to grab the mouse and move the cursor to the far right on the screen? \; Is there a way of invoking the menu using the keyboard? For example, on windows programs, alt-F will usually cause the 'File' menu to drop down and using the arrows one can then choose the desired action. If there is such a facility, then it could be mentioned.\ <\output> \; Maxima 5.9.3 http://maxima.sourceforge.net Using Lisp GNU Common Lisp (GCL) GCL 2.6.7 (aka GCL) Distributed under the GNU Public License. See the file COPYING. Dedicated to the memory of William Schelter. This is a development version of Maxima. The function bug_report() provides bug reporting information. <\input|1) >> diff (x^x^x,x); <\output> ) >x>*x*log x*log x+1+x> \; <\input|2) >> \; > \; A few specific comments for the article: <\itemize> Page 2 on Windows versus Linux versions: It is clear that this is not a Windows product, but I don't know what to make of the sentence: ``... if you have the choice ... recommend the Linux version''. Why? Is that because the windows version is not good, not as thoroughly tested, always lacking behind? Perhaps a comment on texmacs under cygwin would be in place Page 3: Why write A-1 when you really mean Alt-1 Page 5, top: These shortcuts could be part of the bullet environment too... Page 5, enumeration 5 (bottom) on creation of matrices: Slightly unclear sentence \; \; \; \; <\references> <\collection> > >