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Re: Linebreak in Simplified Chinese: msg#00185tex.xetex
On 21 Oct 2005, at 8:38 pm, Jim Dai wrote: I have two questions that are related to Simplified Chinese. Certain inter-character breaks are not acceptable in Chinese text, and so some lines may end up a character shorter than others. If you don't want a ragged margin, then you need to introduce some stretchability into the lines; you can do this with: \XeTeXlinebreakskip = 0pt plus 1pt which allows a small amount of stretchability at each potential line- break XeTeX finds.
You'll want a document class with large bold headings, or a package that lets you adjust the formatting of headings; I don't know LaTeX packages and can't suggest anything specific, but I'm sure others can. JK |
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