On Wed, Jun 28, 2006 at 12:44:15AM +0200, Felix Breuer wrote:
> 1) How can I browse other people's "public" pages? I tried clicking on
> (any) in my home directory page, but I get "file not found". Am I doing
> the right thing?
One other remark. In order to make your pages public, use
Remote -> Files -> Permissions -> Read
all
Permissions have the following syntax:
user1, user2, ...
where each user is one of
userid
all
logged
^property
+fileid
The last two possibilities correspond to inheriting the permissions
from other files (like the current project for ^project).
As a general rule, I guess that you understand that the TeXmacs file system
is property based rather than a tree structure. You may attach properties
to your files so as to classify them and browse directories by selecting
files which match a given set of properties.
Best wishes, Joris
P.S.: if someone wants to write a short documentation, then this would be
welcome.
Idem for the newly added linking tool (Edit -> Preferences -> Utilities ->
Linking tool).
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