storm@cua.dk (Kim F. Storm) writes: > David Kastrup writes: > >> Cough, cough. If I have a window with the upper half taken up by >> an image, and point is in some normal text below the image, then >> pressing C-n will _not_ move to the next line (which is perfectly >> on screen and quite far from the edge), > > I have checked in some patches to fix this. Please try again. Another note: when I execute scroll-down at the following screen shot (where point is just at the bottom) I get "beginning of buffer" signalled as an error and nothing changes (I have made sure that this behavior will also occur when pre-command-hook and post-command-hook are not modified by preview-latex, so they are not at fault here). As you can see from the scroll bar, this is patently absurd: there are at least four more screens of material worth, and although there are quite a few images in there, there are a lot of positions in between where point could stop if needed. This is the standard "circ.tex" file as delivered with the preview-latex package. I don't consider including the screen shot a shootable offense, since it is just 12kB. Probably the pixel-based movement routines should more or less calculate a maximum they should not exceed in movement (overshooting by more than a screen certainly is bad), as well as a minimum they should at least progress, and if "sane" movement does not land within that area, then vscroll gets adjusted instead. -- David Kastrup, Kriemhildstr. 15, 44793 Bochum