Starting TeXmacs up

You may start TeXmacs by typing 

    texmacs &

The first time that you start TeXmacs, the program will analyze your system in order to test whether all other packages which are needed by TeXmacs are present on your system. If no problems occur, then a window with the following aspect should appear on your screen:

Figure 1. Window which appears when starting TeXmacs up.

If this is not the case, then the messages displayed by TeXmacs may help you to track down possible installation problems. In the case that you do not manage to get TeXmacs working, you may consult the TeXmacs web-pages on 

    http://www.texmacs.org

or you may contact the authors of TeXmacs at 

    contact@texmacs.org
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