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From: "Arthur Schwarz" <aschwarz1309@att.net>
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Subject: TeX WYSIWG Editor
Date: Mon, 7 Jul 2014 13:41:56 -0700
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Are there any TeX WYSIWG editors? In particular, ones that support managing
changes in a distributed environment (as a minimum)? Changing TeX documents
seems tedious (without a WYSIWG) if doing it by hand. Wordperfect and
Microsoft Word hid the font/formatting commands from the user to produce a
WYSIWG editor, hence the question. Is there support for the same capability
in the FSF environments for TeX.

TeX seems to be 36 years old (circa 78 in Knuth's TeX Manual) and it may be
a good thing to change to a language that contains a more attractive
interface, allows graphics/pictures, and provides the
multi-computer/multi-terminal support that TeX has. 


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