Gabriel Faure

I had the very same problem with TM 0.47 and LO 6.2.4.2 under Mint-Xcfe 19.1, I had to go to a resolution of 3200X1800 to see all the buttons, and then all other apps and fonts are microscopic. Why not move the lower right 4 buttons to the uppser right, where there is a lot of empty space? How do I control the font size of the TM window (not the way it will look in Impress or Writer, but on the TexMaths window)? I couldn't find it in the preferences.

Has anyone run into trouble while using \replaced{NEW TEXT}{OLD TEXT} when either old or new text has references, such as: \citep{Ito2011,Bossomaier2016} ? It works if I do not run Bibtex on the file, but if I do, it crashes. It seems that the problem arises only if the references appear in the OLD TEXT, but not if they are in the NEW TEXT. ............ I am not sure why, but it looks as if thhe problem was caused by a latex command just before the text that was to be changed: \textcolor{red} {.....text...

Can lists of references be included in the changed text, for example: \replaced{\citep{ref1, ref2, ref3}}{remove this junk-- \citep{ref1, ref2, ref3}}

Has anyone run into trouble while using \replaced{NEW TEXT}{OLD TEXT} when either old or new text has references, such as: \citep{Ito2011,Bossomaier2016} ? It works if I do not run Bibtex on the file, but if I do, it crashes. It seems that the problem arises only if the references appear in the OLD TEXT, but not if they are in the NEW TEXT.

Has anyone run into trouble while using \replaced{NEW TEXT}{OLD TEXT} when either old or new text has references, such as: \citep{Ito2011,Bossomaier2016} ? It works if I do not run Bibtex on the file, but if I do, it crashes. It seems that the problem arises only if the references appear in the OLD TEXT, but not if they are in the NEW TEXT.

Has anyone run into trouble while using \replaced{NEW TEXT}{OLD TEXT} when either old or new text has references, such as: \citep{Ito2011,Bossomaier2016} ? It works if I do not run Bibtex on the file, but if I do, it crashes.

I ran into trouble when I inserted a \par inside some \added test. I got an error message, and the text after the \par appeared twice. What am I doing wrong?