You should go on comp.text.tex.
I think you can use the babel package to do something like this
\usepackage[spanish]{babel}
Cheers,
Dominic.
>>>>> "macq" == Manuel Antonio Camacho Quesada <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
macq> I am writting some docs in Spanish using LATEX, but I don´t know
macq> how to change the defaults from English to Spanish. For instance,
macq> LATEX automatically writes "Chapter" and I need to change this for
macq> "Capítulo". Another example is when I create the table of
macq> contents: I get "Table of Contents" as heading and I need to
macq> change it to the Spanish equivalent "Tabla de contenidos".
macq> Is there any way of doing this? Does any body knows about a LATEX
macq> mailing list???
macq> TIA,
macq> -Manuel.
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