>Unfortunately test.tex doesn't compile
properly on a Windows system using plain XeTeX. The first complaint it
makes
>is that it doesn't understand the command \typeout, and when told
to
ignore that (more than once) it goes on to
>typeset the passage but with no
hyphenation patterns loaded - so there are overfull rules at various
points in
the text.
>The error message (which I suppose is meant to go in the log) actually appears
>at the start of the resulting PDF,
>before the Greek
text
starts.
First of all, did you rebuild your format file? In order to avoid the problem
with the \typeout commands, use the following
simplified version:
\def\setlanguage#1{\language=\csname l...@#1\endcsname}
A.S.
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Apostolos Syropoulos
Xanthi, Greece
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