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Hier kann eine neue Version der traditionellen Silbentrennung von Hyphenation1 zum Testen heruntergeladen werden. Fehler bitte in diesem Thread posten.

I think the live-updating toc could be a by-product of making a toc with links (like cross-refs) which are exportet as links to pdfs, too. And the latter one would be the crucial thing from my point of view.

Nein, tut mir leid. Ich weiß nur, dass es mir ausreicht, mich um die neue Trennung zu kümmern. Klar ist aber, dass die traditionellen Trennregeln momentan sowieso nicht alle umgsetzt werden können (ck -> k-k).

Bitte, gern geschehen. (Ist ja nicht ganz uneigennützig die Arbeit )

Das beste Dankeschön bleibt nach wie vor, hier noch vorhandene Fehler zu posten.

Ori, I think the important one is only to let users know that there are improved things. I have no problem if you just put a line with a hint on that in the release notes without "proper credits" or anything.

as a special option for a justified paragraph. What I would not like to have, though, is "center justified" as another alignment option along with the four usual options (left, right, center, and justified). That to me would be too much complication for a rarely used feature---bloat. good...

Mellel 2.5 enthält die neue deutsche Silbentrennung nach den reformierten Regeln in Version 1.3. Ich dachte, da Mellel einen Versionssprung macht würde es doch auch einfach besser klingen, hier Version 1.3 statt 1.2.1 anzuhängen. Die Silbentrennung sollte nochmal deutlich verbessert seit 1.2.1 Beta ...

I think the fact that the releasenotes don't mention the much improved included German hyphenation dictionary "Deutsch (reformiert)" can be seen as Ori's understatement. Just move the folder ~/Library/Application Support/Mellel/Hyphenation Dictionaries to your Desktop, restart Mellel and d...

Oh wow, it's nice to hear that someone out there is convinced that I have said relevant things.

2. Justify with last line on the right is not needed: It's already there, when you change text direction to "right-to-left". And I see no real use for this except in text right-to-left scripts I think it is a matter of personal taste if you want to set a text with the last line centred, r...

nicka wrote:I voted yes, although I don't use bidirectional text, because I think different symbols should be used for non-breaking space, thin space, thin non-breaking space etc. (which I do use).

sounds very reasonable and would be fine from my point of view, too.

Of course that is possible, but 1. than you have a line below the paragraph which you probably don't want. 2. a real force justified will not only force the last line, which looks ugly, but will balance the whole paragraph I think. But as said before: of course this would be nice but there is no rea...

No, that won't be there in 2.5.

In seldom cases this would be helpful indeed.

But I would think if this option will be added to be complete also "justified, last line right" and "forced justified" (which justifies the last line too) should also be there.

If you just need comments (and no collaboration with Word-users): just add an auto-title-flow "comments" and be happy.