I am looking for a way to close the gap between LaTex docs I make and professional-quality docs. Hyphenation behaviour looks quite different. I have a list of preferred hyphenations, but professionally-typset docs do it better, with fewer hyphenations. Any advice?
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Stefan Kottwitz
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Hyphenation
Hi Sekantombi,
I recommend the microtype package, see its documentation. Its font expansion feature can produce a more uniform greyness of the text and further could reduce the number of necessary hyphenations.
Stefan
I recommend the microtype package, see its documentation. Its font expansion feature can produce a more uniform greyness of the text and further could reduce the number of necessary hyphenations.
Stefan
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Sekantombi
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Re: Hyphenation
Thanks,
That looks good. Thanks also to you and everyone, including gmedina, for all your help in April & May.
That looks good. Thanks also to you and everyone, including gmedina, for all your help in April & May.