>>>>> "Micha" == Micha Feigin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Micha> How do I convert latex2e to work with hebrew (mainll the
Micha> support for hebrew under babel). do I need to get elatex?
I don't know whether babel actually supports Hebrew. My installation
(tetex 0.9-17 from RH 6.0) has some references to Hebrew, but some
files are missing... But I'm almost sure you'll have to use
etex/elatex, since they include the TeX-XeT (or is it TeX--XeT?) which
is quite important. You may also look at omega - don't know however
if it can handle Hebrew in any way. By the way, both are included
with tetex's recent versions.
Micha> Can anyone point me to a sight containing the information?
Start from the documentation that comes with your TeX distribution.
Most probably you're using tetex, and tetex comes with a lot of
documentation, but it is usually in a separate package (depends on you
Linux distribution). If you don't find the answers, go to the
classical TeX sites: TUG, CTAN (for files). I don't remember the URLs
by heart, but a brief visit to Yahoo! will give you all of them.
Regards,
Andre.
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