On Wed, Oct 25, 2000 at 05:58:02PM +0200, Baruch Even wrote:
> My current setup is for Hebrew/English, I now need to add Spanish and
> Russian to the mix. For this I believe that I need to setup the Compose
> key in order to use those fancy letters of Spanish with the dots and
> stuff. How do I setup the display? It's currently setup with 8859-8 fonts
> that are actually a subset of a larger font (microsoft fonts include
> spanish and russian(cyrrilic) in them, or at least so I believe), but how
> can I write a document with both spanish and hebrew in it? Russian and
> hebrew? I might also need to write Spanish/Hebrew/English documents, is it
> possible or will I need to resort to some ink and paper methods?
The CVS version support iso10646-1 screen fonts, so if you set the
screen_font_encoding to iso10646-1, and select appropriate screen fonts, you
will be able to see all 4 languages on screen (see a screenshot at
http://www.math.tau.ac.il/~dekelts/lyx/).
However, due to latex limitations, you cannot mix Russian and Hebrew in the
same paragraph (but it is possible to overcome this limitation).
