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Martin J�rgensen wrote:
> Q1) Is it possible to avoid ispell entering latex environments, thereby 
> avoiding errors such as on the word "subfigure" and similar 
> latex-commands (there are *many errors* from these "special words")? Is 
> it also possible to avoid getting spelling errors for instance inside 
> \ref{THIS_IS_ON_PURPOSE_SPELLED_WRONG} or \label{something_here_too}?
> 
> If yes: Please tell me how.
> 
> 
> Q2) This is perhaps trivial, but whenever I write latex-documents, I 
> would like to enable flyspell mode from the beginning without having to 
> type M-x flyspell. I googled for a solution and found a reply from 1999:
> 
> ----------
> Try `M-x ispell-minor-mode RET'.  This will automatically spell each 
> word as soon as you type SPC or RET.
> 
> Another possibility is the flyspell package (`M-x flyspell RET', I
> think).  I don't know if it works with XEmacs.
> -----------
> 
> But how do I put that into my .emacs, in relation to question 2?
> 
> This post is X-posted to comp.text.tex and gnu.emacs.help.

hmmm. No answer.

Where else can I post these 2 questions? I sometimes saw David Kastrup 
in here answering something clever on this kind of problems.

Is there an auctex user group, developers forum or similar place where I 
can ask whether or not I just have to live with this behaviour?


Aren't there many people here using emacs for making latex-documents?

To those people: What do you do, if you want to check for spelling 
errors (must say, that I've never been a big fan of spell checks anyway 
but I would like to have the opportunity of doing it elegantly from 
within emacs).


Regards,
Martin