Vit Zyka wrote:
> Dear Hans,
>
> I have noticed that the abbreviation for Czech language has changed from
> 'cz' to 'cs'. Perhaps due to ISO 639-2 compliance.
>
> May be the norm is a good reason; but this backward incompatible
> solution makes all Czech document wrong! Silently without any warning or
> any error message. Moreover, it makes Czech version of the context
> beginners manual wrong.
>
> I strongly ask you to solve this problem, e.g. to create some synonym
> mechanism, which enable again
> \mainlanguage[cz]
> \language[cz
> to work.
i though that i had done so
\installlanguage [cz] [cs]
should do the trick
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