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Hi,
In cyrillic alphabetic enumeration 28 of 33 cyrillic letters are used. Look in tex/generic/babel/russian.ldf file for more details. Five missed letters are: £, Ê, Ø, Ù, ß. The enumeration is the same in both upper and lower-case.
Sincerely,
Alexander I Rozhenko
----- Original Message ----- From: "Leif Halvard Silli" <lhs@russisk.no>
To: "Cyrillic TeX Users Group" <CyrTeX-en@vsu.ru>
Sent: Friday, August 18, 2006 10:08 AM
Subject: Cyrillic alphabetical enumaration
(Sorry for the havock my attemted subscription caused - I can only apologize.)
I am looking for documentation of cyrillic alphabetical enumeration, and wondered if someone could point me to either how I can check how LaTeX does it, and/or if someone can tell me - or point to a resource.
For instance, is the £³ (io/IO) used in alphabetical enumeration? I suppose not. But perhaps there are different usage?
Else, all leters are used, I suppose (except hard and soft sign), and in upper and lower-case?
-- leif
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