On Tue, 17 Dec 2002, Giovanni [windows-1252] Bicz� wrote: (snip) > The only drawback of my dream is, that it has not too much to do with the > TeX-LaTeX-LyX approach. (snip)
You don't think so? I can see that a WYSIWYG way of doing it might be, but layouts are very much a part of the LaTeX approach and something that let you edit layouts based more on "specification" basis might fit in - e.g. you can define your own paragraph environments with their own vskips, margins and whatever using a pretty interactive thing instead of devising special runes. The main disadvantage is that sorts of tweaks that users usually want to do (e.g. putting in their own centre-top fancy header) may be so wide-ranging that a structured GUI approach may not cover most of them. -- Mark
