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- From: hank@informatik.uni-essen.de (Hendrik Seliger (Messtechnik - Tel. 2898))
- Subject: Re: Linux and (german) TeX
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- Date: Fri, 01 Jan 1993 13:22:43 GMT
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- axel@pool.informatik.rwth-aachen.de (Axel Kotulla) writes:
- :
- : Does anybody know, what I have to do to use german hyphenation rules in LaTeX?
- :
-
- Happy New Year!
-
- It might be that you are building the hyphenation patterns using the
- wrong language ID. Since TeX 3.0 TeX can handle more than one language's
- patterns at the same time. To load one in INITeX you have to first switch
- to the appropriate language (\setlanguage{0} for US-english, 1 for German...)
- and then load the patterns. Then, when using this language (in TeX), you
- have to again set the corresponding language so that the right patterns
- will be used (I think this is e.g. be done by german.sty). Works fine
- for me.
-
- Hank.
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