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Hallo Hans,

> This brings me to another question: how is " and / expected to behave in
> math mode?
In Latex, I get get:
$"a$ -> $"a$
$/$ -> $/$   with english

and $"a$ -> $ä$ with german.sty
I don't know whether this makes sense. (I never needed " in mathmode,
but it would be a fast way to get \ddot r = \frac{\partial^2 r}{\patial t^2} ;-)

Tobias