hej,
can't say i know what the problem is, but if you have access to the
file you're missing, here's what i imagine a quick fix would be:
(on the old machine)
$ dpkg -S /path/to/sehyph.tex
(which will give you the package name)
$ apt-cache show packagename | grep Version
(which will give you the version)
$ apt-get --reinstall install packagename=version
granted it's not the most graceful fix, but i'd bet it'd work :)
sean
On Mon, Dec 09, 2002 at 02:08:48PM +0100, Gustav Olsson wrote:
Hello everybody, I run debian unstable and face a problem: Since I'm
swesdish I want to run latex with swedish hyphenation, but I canät
compile my old swedish .tex documents, when I try to compile the I get
"No hyphenation patterns were loaded for the language `Swedish'"
I havce tried to add a line for swedish in the languages.dat file, but I
don't have a sehyph.tex to refer to. This file doesnt exist in the
unstable release, but do exist in the testing and stable. Is there a new
way of getting this to work or what? Grateful for help..
//Gustav
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