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1 Hyphenation dictionary
2 ----------------------
3
4 Language: Czech (Czech Republic) (cs CZ).
5 Origin: Based on the TeX hyphenation tables
6 License: GPL license, 2003
7 Author: Pavel@Janik.cz (Pavel Janík)
8
9 HYPH cs CZ hyph_cs
10
11 These patterns were converted from TeX hyphenation patterns by the package
12 lingucomponent-tools
13 (http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/oo-cs/lingucomponent-tools/).
14
15 The license of original files is GNU GPL (they are both parts of csTeX). My
16 work on them was to only run the scripts from lingucomponent-tools package
17 (dual LGPL/SISSL license so it can be integrated).
18 --
19 Pavel Janík
20 2003
21
22 ===============
23 LICENSE
24 ===============
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