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User nemeth changed the following:
What |Old value |New value
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Assigned to|nemeth |tl
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Nemeth->TL: I have tried the script with the attached data, and I have got
"re=eel" (reeel 1) and oma=tje (omatje 2), so it seems for me, it is the bug of
OpenOffice.org's implementation, not the LibHnj non standard hyphenation
extension. Maybe hyphenpos=1 wrongly forbidden by the 2-characters limit.
Please, check my example, not the default Dutch hyphenation pattern. LibHnj
executable works well on my example. Thanks in advance, Laci
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