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Hi!

Thanks for great advice regarding the special layout needed in our catalogue 
(Re:Special Layout)! It looks even better than inDesign!

Now i have a couple of new questions regarding language:

1. Is it possible to use a input file containing swedish characters if I use 
computer modern? I have noticed it works with lbr and the postscript fonts, but I 
really like cm and would prefer not to searchandreplace every time I am about to 
process a new file.

2. If the answer to q1 is no - will the words containing for example "a or "o 
hyphenate allright?

3. If 1 and 2 is 'no' - Is it extremely hard to create a variant of cm that 
contains the right characters?

Regards,

Fredrik Hegardt
Goteborg