Hi.
I've *not* yet tested Aleph myself, but I know that it helps
multilingual typesetting with omega, as it's e-TeX extensions to
Omega, and It was called e-Omega before.
What's important for me is: "It's possible to typeset multiple
languages and It supports bidirectional text".
You can find more
"Hossein Noorikhah" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
| Hi.
| I want to know what is used to generate output from LyX-unicode. Right
| now, I use Omega and Lambda, and I've seen Aleph, that can do
| multilingual typesetting with Omega; Are they used in Lyx-unicode to
| generate output? Use of them shoul
Hi.
I want to know what is used to generate output from LyX-unicode. Right
now, I use Omega and Lambda, and I've seen Aleph, that can do
multilingual typesetting with Omega; Are they used in Lyx-unicode to
generate output? Use of them should be straightforward, and the result
is visible and editab
