Sebastian Rahtz wrote:
worse: users may not even be aware of hyphenation; i once ran into a user who praised tex's way of building paragraphs by mentioning that in 300 pages not one hyphenation was needed, which of course was due to the fact that the us patterns were not loaded (which itself was due to the n^{th} change in the name of us pattern files and/or some funny aliasing and/or ...)David Kastrup wrote:"carefully check the results" is a bit of a toughy because 80% of people get a significant number of British hyphenation patterns wrong on first attempt.but to counter that, we know that 75% of statistics quoted on the texlive lists are not based on any data. are you saying the ukhyphen.tex is not good, or that most people don't actually know UK hyphenation rules?
Hans
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