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RMLIGS(1)			 User Manuals			     RMLIGS(1)

NAME
       rmligs - remove incorrectly used ligatures from German LaTeX documents

SYNOPSIS
       rmligs [options] FILE(s) ...

DESCRIPTION
       rmligs  is a program for removing incorrectly used ligatures from LaTeX
       documents.  This version is intended for German	language  texts	 only.
       Words like `Auflage´ e.g. will be changed to `Auf"|lage´ which is typo‐
       graphically correct.

       The wordlist data is based on the igerman98 dictionary.

       The input data may be ISO-8859-1/15 or UTF-8  encoded  text.  Also  the
       German  LaTeX  like  encoding  of umlauts ("a, "u etc.) is treated cor‐
       rectly.

OPTIONS
       --filter, -f
	      filter mode. This is useful for streaming.

       --test, -t
	      test mode. This just shows  what	would  be  changed  but
	      nothing  will  be written (read-only). This does not make
	      sense in filter mode.

       --interactive, -i
	      prompt before applying changes

       --quiet, -q
	      quiet operation

SEE ALSO
       The German language README file from the documentation  of  this
       program,

       Duden (the German´s orthography bible),

       nice and mostly older hand-set books

BUGS
       There  is no sanity checking of LaTeX files; rmligs will happily
       correct words in all files - even binaries! For	safety	reasons
       there is always a .bak file created.

       checking latin1 text in UTF-8 locales might throw out some error
       messages about malformed UTF-8 but that does not	 matter	 -  the
       file is processed correctly.

AUTHOR
       Bjoern Jacke

       Send mail to bjoern [at] j3e.de for bug reports and suggestions.

Linux				 November 2002			     RMLIGS(1)
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