Hi Arthur.
** Arthur Reutenauer [2010-10-08 16:44:26 +0200]:
>> I tried
>> \lefthyphenmin=1
>> \righthyphenmin=1
>> and also
>> \lefthyphenmin1
>> \righthyphenmin1
>
> Both versions are correct, and equivalent.
>
>> and get the same hyphenation. Ans thanks for possible hyphenations :)
>
> Could you just say what this hyphenation is in your case? It's
> possible some typographers would forbid hyphenation at "ail-le" because
> the 'e' is mute (in fact, I'm sure they do), so you would only get
> mé-daille. That is, provided \lefthyphenmin is at most 2, of course.
The last I get. Thanks, now I understand why I see that result.
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