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From: federico@actisb.uucp (Federico Heinz)
Newsgroups: comp.text
Subject: Spanish document style and hyphenation for (La)TeX?
Message-ID: <FEDERICO.89Nov21134914@actisb.uucp>
Date: 21 Nov 89 12:49:14 GMT
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  I often need to write documents in Spanish.  As you might suspect,
the standard hyphenation is terrible, and the accent support very
awkward.  I have a German document style from the Technical University
of Vienna that works very well, but doing the same for Spanish looks
like a job beyond my skills as a TeX-beginner.  Are there any
standards regarding such language-specific document styles?  Are there
any Spanish doc styles and hyphenation tables available?  How about
Italian?  I assume I rather not even ask about Esperanto?

  Thanks a lot for any info you can offer
--
               Federico Heinz 
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