Hello Christoph,

2003-09-24T03:38:13Z Christoph Päper <christoph.paeper@tu-clausthal.de> wrote:

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> i.e. when each of the languages usually uses its own script. Imagine how
> many languages use the Latin, Greek or Kyrillic

Cyrillic, for the name of the probable inventor, Cyrill.

> scripts, which share some
> letters (e.g. uppercase H, Eta and En look the same) and are thus harder to
> distinguish than those in your example. The solution to explicitely mark up
> smaller parts from different languages than the main one of the document, is
> surely better and computer friendly:

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Regards,
Alex.
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