
doi: 10.1007/bfb0022693
This paper discusses a modification to TEX that allows for multilingual hyphenation on a paragraph by paragraph basis using standard TEX fonts. Although this is a sufficient for most applications, it does not of itself solve spacing, linguistically unique characters, text input, nor multilingual message problems. A discussion of these problems, with special emphasis on solutions through TEX modifications, is included. These suggestions are followed with a plea for standardization.
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