The knowlegeable John Culleton said in one of the lists that he could recognize if a book was typeset with MS-word by looking at the "rivers" and the lack of
but tex is *not* avoiding rivers, since it does not look at it -)
hyphenation. I then checked my 310-page book I am typesetting with context and not a single line had a hyphenated word at the end.
what happens when you say:
\en \hyphenatedword{somethingverylong}when generating a format, are patterns loaded?
if not, make sure that in cont-usr.tex the us hyphenation filename matches the one on your system,
ushyph1.tex ushyph2.tex ushyphen.tex hyphen.tex
unfortunately those names change per distribution, year, season, user, blow of the winds, etc
[in a next release, already in alpha, you can use different methods, see hyphenation document on web site]
Hans
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