David Antos [20/05/02 16:13 +0200]: > On Mon, May 20, 2002 at 03:08:48PM +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > My debian linux installation supports Italian under context. Therefore, > > after having read every piece of docs I suppose I've selected every > > option i nthe many configuration files to have context speak Italian to > > no avail: > > when I run "texexec test" I don't get "Capitolo" but still "Chapter", > > the hyphenation is the english one and no chance of seeing the accented > > vowels (I know that all these are different packages and options under > > latex!). > > Have you said \mainlaguage[it] at the beginning of the document? It > should switch the language of generated texts and hyphenation, too. > I suppose Italian have some kind of modified cm fonts, so say also > \setupbodyfont[your_national_font]. > > If the hyphenation is still wrong, it means that in your format file > there are no hyphenation patterns for Italian. The easiest way to do it > is probably to change cont-usr.tex (say 'kpsewhich cont-usr.tex' to find > out where it is) and uncomment there the line \installlanguage [s!\it] > [c!status=\v!start] and re-generate the formats (with fmtutil and/or > texexec --make). This inserts Italian hyphenation patterns into all > formats you create.
I've checked everything you've been suggesting in this thread and now I have Italian as a main language. So now I've "Capitolo" instead of "Chapter" but....... the hyphenation is still the english one! What next? Vittorio
