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Article #1301Re: Hyphenation problem with some documents from 7.2 to 8
From: David_Crowe
Date: Wed, 17 Dec 2008 16:07
Date: Wed, 17 Dec 2008 16:07
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It's odd, isn't it? I tried changing the �shortest suffix� to 4. In the case of n�cessai-re, it rehyphenates �n�ces-saire�. In the case of r�ali-t�, it doesn�t rehyphenate. I can't offer any explanation; only confirm that I have had similar experiences, but have generally got around the problem by introducing an optional hyphen manually in the place where I want the word to divide. Which can be tedious. That�s using French, as opposed to Canadian French. I agree with Sheila that there can�t be any linguistic information in the font.
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