>>>>> "Micha" == Micha Feigin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Micha> Babel defines \R and \L for RTL or LTR text and it also defines Micha> \H but I don't recall exactly what for, something internal for Micha> hebrew. But not for an all english document, right? Micha> Also, I haven't checked the XeTeX compatability yet, but AFAIK Micha> it doesn't mix with babel (or at least I don't need babel for Micha> hebrew documents with XeTeX) >> I *think* this is worked on. Micha> One thing that was solved (at least according to the list) is Micha> the encoding issue (to allow using utf8 without the encoding Micha> package) Micha> I don't know about this. I don't either, sorry. JMarc
