I promise that this will be my last message on this subject.
I can now produce a document in Greek on all the versions I
have: 1.1.5, 1.1.6 and 1.2 - provided that I confine myself 
to just Greek. I haven't been able to mix English and Greek


I would like to be able to write in both Greek and English in
the same document. I know I could do this by exporting to TeX
and editing by hand the document header (by putting [greek,english]
in the appropriate place.

Is there a principled way using just LyX to use 2 or more languages
in the same document. Herbert Voss's tips are my usual recourse for
this sort of stuff - but he simply says - don't forget to load
babel for all used languages. How do I do that?

I have tried putting \usepackage[greek,english]{babel} into the
preamble. This errors (clashing with a babel statement put there
by LyX).

I know that many of you must write multi-language documents. 
Any suggestions?

John O'Gorman

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