Using latex to render article buffers ?

Using latex to render article buffers ?

[Xavier MAILLARD]

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Hi,

I just want to know if sth exists to have article buffers automatically
rendered using *Tex or enything else.

Thx,

zeDek
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Re: Using latex to render article buffers ?

[Daniel Pittman]

On Sun, 23 Mar 2003, Xavier MAILLARD wrote:
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You seem to have a duplicate secure tag in your message bodies. :)

> I just want to know if sth exists to have article buffers
> automatically rendered using *Tex or enything else.

muttprint, <http://muttprint.sourceforge.net/>, is intended to do this
for printing.

If you want better rendering for inline display then you are probably
out of luck -- though you /could/ theoretically run muttprint in the
background to get a DVI rendered, convert that to a bitmap format and
replace the inline text with a glyph from that bitmap.

I wouldn't, though.

  Daniel

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Re: Using latex to render article buffers ?

[Juha Autero]

Daniel Pittman <daniel@rimspace.net> writes:

> If you want better rendering for inline display then you are probably
> out of luck -- though you /could/ theoretically run muttprint in the
> background to get a DVI rendered, convert that to a bitmap format and
> replace the inline text with a glyph from that bitmap.

There is preview-latex, that is designed for displaying LaTeX in
(X)Emacs buffer. <URL: http://preview-latex.sourceforge.net/ >
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Juha Autero
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