federico@actisb.uucp (Federico Heinz) (11/21/89)
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 "Quien se la habra contau tan cambeada al Jose Hernandez?" -- Inodoro Pereyra From Europe: ...!mcvax!unido!tub!actisb!federico From elsewhere: ...!uunet!pyramid!/
foessmei@lan.informatik.tu-muenchen.dbp.de (Reinhard Foessmeier) (11/23/89)
In article <FEDERICO.89Nov21134914@actisb.uucp> federico@actisb.uucp (Federico Heinz) writes: > > ... Are there >any Spanish doc styles and hyphenation tables available? How about >Italian? I assume I rather not even ask about Esperanto? As far as I know, Mike Urban <urban@rand.org> has some macros that are very useful for typesetting Esperanto texts (I don't know about Spanish). I doubt, however, that there are Esperanto hyph tables. If there are, I'd be very interested, too! ___ Reinhard F\"ossmeier, Technische Univ. M\"unchen | UNOX is a trademark of foessmeier@infovax.informatik.tu-muenchen.dbp.de | "Union Deutsche [ { relay.cs.net | unido.uucp } ] | Lebensmittelwerke GmbH"