Hi!
> You should just put the language you use first at the end of the list,
> and use \selectlanguage{english} and \selectlanguage{russian} to
> switch. Or you use the alternatives described in the following
> paragraphs, the otherlanguage environment, or the \foreignlanguage
> macro.
>
> If that works for you, please close this bug - just send your answer to
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
It works, but is not convenient for me, because I write text which will be
translated from russian to english later and now it is a mix of russian and
enlish words ;-)). Could you show me the "authomatic" way to use english and
russian hyphenation together, like OpenOffice does? Or it is not possible?
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Alexander Kogan
Institute of Applied Physics
Russian Academy of Sciences
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