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Babel 3.9b
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This is Babel 3.9b. This version fixes lots of bugs and adds some new
features, intended mainly to make it compatible somehow with Unicode
engines. Some bugs have not been fixed to avoid backward
incompatibilities, but they have been documented. Most of the new
features (like package options) are intended to overcome issues in
previous releases without changing significantly the behaviour of
Babel.

Languages are not part of the Babel core any more; in particular, it
shall be no longer necessary to synchronize Babel core releases with
releases of Babel language files. See CONTRIB for further details
about contributing a language.

To install it, just tex babel.ins and move the generated files to the
corresponding place in your TeX distribution. Unlike former releases,
formats must not be recreated, but it is recommended, at least the
first time Babel is updated from 3.8 (or previous versions). 

Changes are described in babel.pdf with the label "New 3.9". The
manual has been expanded to include tips and tricks, but it will be
improved in next releases.

Please, report bugs and suggestions to:

http://latex-project.org/bugs-upload.html

You may also report them to the author more informally on:

http://www.tex-tipografia.com/contact.html

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Javier Bezos
2013-03-25

Files

Name Size Date Notes
CONTRIB 1450 2013-03-25 03:36:00
README 1319 2013-03-25 03:36:00
babel.dtx 289830 2013-03-25 03:36:00
babel.ins 9168 2013-03-25 03:36:00
babel.pdf 583025 2013-03-25 03:36:00
bbcompat.dtx 10463 2013-03-25 03:36:00
bbidxglo.dtx 3526 2013-03-25 03:36:00
bbplain.dtx 25484 2013-03-25 03:36:00
bbunicode.dtx 6012 2013-03-25 03:36:00

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ba­bel – Mul­tilin­gual sup­port for Plain TeX or LaTeX

The pack­age man­ages cul­tur­ally-de­ter­mined ty­po­graph­i­cal (and other) rules, and hy­phen­ation pat­terns for a wide range of lan­guages. A doc­u­ment may se­lect a sin­gle lan­guage to be sup­ported, or it may se­lect sev­eral, in which case the doc­u­ment may switch from one lan­guage to an­other in a va­ri­ety of ways.
Ba­bel uses con­tributed con­fig­u­ra­tion files that pro­vide the de­tail of what has to be done for each lan­guage.
Users of XTeX are ad­vised to use poly­glos­sia rather than Ba­bel.

Doc­u­men­ta­tion Readme
In­stalling sup­port for He­brew
Readme
Pack­age doc­u­men­ta­tion
Pack­age doc­u­men­ta­tion
In­stalling sup­port for He­brew
Ver­sion3.9b
Li­censeThe LaTeX Project Public Li­cense 1.3
Copy­right2012-2013 Javier Be­zos and Jo­hannes L. Braams
1989-2008 Jo­hannes Braams
1989-2012 Jo­hannes Braams
Main­tainerJavier Be­zos
Jo­hannes L. Braams (in­ac­tive)
Con­tained inTeXLive as ba­bel
MiKTeX as ba­bel
Topics sup­port for more than one (nat­u­ral) lan­guage
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