Re: "TeX in other languages"

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From: SKY
Date: Tue, 10 Mar 1987 05:48

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Yes, there are French and German versions of TeX. The hyphenation
algorithm is explained in the TeXbook and also in Liang's Ph.D. thesis.

Sources of more information:

TUGBOAT, the TeX Users Group Newsletter
TeXHax@score.stanford.edu, the TeX mailing list (TeXHax-request for addition
	requests)

This is all I know off the bat. Hope this helps.

	Ken

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