Re: About hyphenation
"Javier" == Javier Nieto Esteban [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Javier Yes, I have the correct language. I can write things Javier like "España" and "población" and I have a good translation Javier for Chapter x(Capítulo) or bibliography (bibliografía). Lyx (I Javier suppose LaTex) have a good Spanish support. I can use a Javier Spanish Spell-Checker too. I think is better than MS Word Javier (oppss, sorry ). Could you send us a .log file produced by LaTeX when running on a spanish document? This file should tell whether your latex format has spanish hyphenation patterns built in. For example, on my system, I get This is TeX, Version 3.14159 (Web2c 7.0) MLTeX v2.2 enabled (essai.tex LaTeX2e 1997/06/01 Babel v3.6h and hyphenation patterns for american, english, french, dutch, ge rman, loaded. [...] JMarc
Re: About hyphenation
I think it's the usual problem... :-) The problem is LaTeX, not LyX. Follow these steps: Become root and run 'texconfig' Go in the hyphenation-latex menu Texconfig let you edit a configuration file : uncomment the line about spanish language (I don't remember now, it's something like removing '#', but it's quite clear anyway). Exit and save from the editor and from texconfig. After a long (automatic) rebuilding you'll have full support of your language. Start LyX (maybe it's better to reconfigure?). That's all. Hope this helps. Emanuele P.S.: WARNING: if you don't know how to use VI you'll find some problem, because usually it's the standard editor for texconfig. Read something about VI first. Again, don't try to modify the configuration file outside texconfig evironnement: latex won't know the changes... if you don't have a long rebuilding at the end of texconfig, you have canged nothing. P.S.II : If my answer is correct (I hope), maybe it's better to put it in the FAQ... I found this question MANY MANY times. ;-)
Re: About hyphenation
"Javier" == Javier Nieto Esteban [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Javier Yes, I have the correct language. I can write things Javier like "España" and "población" and I have a good translation Javier for Chapter x(Capítulo) or bibliography (bibliografía). Lyx (I Javier suppose LaTex) have a good Spanish support. I can use a Javier Spanish Spell-Checker too. I think is better than MS Word Javier (oppss, sorry ). Could you send us a .log file produced by LaTeX when running on a spanish document? This file should tell whether your latex format has spanish hyphenation patterns built in. For example, on my system, I get This is TeX, Version 3.14159 (Web2c 7.0) MLTeX v2.2 enabled (essai.tex LaTeX2e 1997/06/01 Babel v3.6h and hyphenation patterns for american, english, french, dutch, ge rman, loaded. [...] JMarc
Re: About hyphenation
I think it's the usual problem... :-) The problem is LaTeX, not LyX. Follow these steps: Become root and run 'texconfig' Go in the hyphenation-latex menu Texconfig let you edit a configuration file : uncomment the line about spanish language (I don't remember now, it's something like removing '#', but it's quite clear anyway). Exit and save from the editor and from texconfig. After a long (automatic) rebuilding you'll have full support of your language. Start LyX (maybe it's better to reconfigure?). That's all. Hope this helps. Emanuele P.S.: WARNING: if you don't know how to use VI you'll find some problem, because usually it's the standard editor for texconfig. Read something about VI first. Again, don't try to modify the configuration file outside texconfig evironnement: latex won't know the changes... if you don't have a long rebuilding at the end of texconfig, you have canged nothing. P.S.II : If my answer is correct (I hope), maybe it's better to put it in the FAQ... I found this question MANY MANY times. ;-)
Re: About hyphenation
> "Javier" == Javier Nieto Esteban <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: Javier> Yes, I have the correct language. I can write things Javier> like "España" and "población" and I have a good translation Javier> for Chapter x(Capítulo) or bibliography (bibliografía). Lyx (I Javier> suppose LaTex) have a good Spanish support. I can use a Javier> Spanish Spell-Checker too. I think is better than MS Word Javier> (oppss, sorry ). Could you send us a .log file produced by LaTeX when running on a spanish document? This file should tell whether your latex format has spanish hyphenation patterns built in. For example, on my system, I get This is TeX, Version 3.14159 (Web2c 7.0) MLTeX v2.2 enabled (essai.tex LaTeX2e <1997/06/01> Babel and hyphenation patterns for american, english, french, dutch, ge rman, loaded. [...] JMarc
Re: About hyphenation
I think it's the usual problem... :-) The problem is LaTeX, not LyX. Follow these steps: Become root and run 'texconfig' Go in the hyphenation->latex menu Texconfig let you edit a configuration file : uncomment the line about spanish language (I don't remember now, it's something like removing '#', but it's quite clear anyway). Exit and save from the editor and from texconfig. After a long (automatic) rebuilding you'll have full support of your language. Start LyX (maybe it's better to reconfigure?). That's all. Hope this helps. Emanuele P.S.: WARNING: if you don't know how to use VI you'll find some problem, because usually it's the standard editor for texconfig. Read something about VI first. Again, don't try to modify the configuration file outside texconfig evironnement: latex won't know the changes... if you don't have a long rebuilding at the end of texconfig, you have canged nothing. P.S.II : If my answer is correct (I hope), maybe it's better to put it in the FAQ... I found this question MANY MANY times. ;-)
