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Subject: TeX output mode
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Hi,=20

I would like to use emacs as an interface for a program that receives expre=
ssions and return expressions that use TeX tokens like \lambda \to etc. In =
this way, I would like to open a file containing tokens like \lambda into a=
n emacs buffer that should shows the lambda symbol instead of the expressio=
n \lambda. I know that this can be done from the keyboard by setting the Te=
X input-mode, but I need the same effect when loading a file containing TeX=
 commands.=20

I sucessfully used emacs 22 and x-symbol package as an interface for this p=
rogram. The problem is that x-symbol no longer works with emacs 23.=20

Any help is very welcome.=20

Best regards,=20
La=EDs.