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Re: German Umlauts in lout
From: |
Peter Samuel |
Subject: |
Re: German Umlauts in lout |
Date: |
Fri, 18 Nov 1994 10:32:18 +1100 (AEST) |
Lale Shripad S-INDIA writes:
>
> How does one get German Umlauts using lout.
>
> Suppose I want to write the word 'Ko"ln' with the '"' over the 'o', which is
> how it is written in German, How do I do it? I know that you can do it with
> the @Char construct. But is there a better way. I cannot imagine writing
> @Char for every German-specific character if I want to create a 50 page
> document in German language. Is there a better way of doing this like
> spelling
> the word 'Ko"ln' as maybe 'Koeln' or something ? Maybe I have not understood
> the full implications of the @Language construct.
>
> Shri.
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You could simply define Koln in your local mydefs file to be:
@def Koln { address@hidden odieresis}ln }
and then every time you type Koln it will appear correctly in the
PostScript output.
Regards
Peter
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