X-Symbol Manual
When you edit LaTeX, HTML, BibTeX or TeXinfo sources in Emacs,
package X-Symbol provides some kind of WYSIWYG by using real
characters for tokens like \oplus or ™. It also
provides various input methods to insert these characters. Thumbnails
for included images and real super-/subscripts and are also supported.
The first part of this master menu lists the major nodes in this Info document, including the indexes. The rest of the menu lists all the lower level nodes in the document.
This is Edition 4.5.2 (XEmacs) of the X-Symbol Manual for X-Symbol 4.5.1, December 2003. For recent changes, see 9.1 News: Changes in Recent Versions of X-Symbol.
Bug fixes, bug reports, improvements, and suggestions are strongly appreciated. If you want to contact the maintainer of package X-Symbol, please read 8.5 How to Send a Bug/Problem Report.
1. Introduction Introduction to X-Symbol. 2. Installation What to do before using package X-Symbol. 3. Concepts of Package X-Symbol Token language, conversion, coding, etc. 4. X-Symbol's Input Methods How to insert X-Symbol characters. 5. Features of Package X-Symbol Super-/subscripts, images, info, etc. 6. Supported Token Languages Details of the predefined token languages. 7. X-Symbol Internals How package X-Symbol works. 8. Problems, Troubleshooting Annoyances, contacting the maintainer. 9. History and Projects Changes, wishlist, projects. Indexes Menus covering various topics.
To print out the manual, you might want to download the PDF version (~730k) or the Postscript version (~720k), both in A4 format. Other formats can be produced from the TeXinfo source in the distribution of X-Symbol.
This document was generated by Christoph Wedler on December, 8 2003 using texi2html