> but before going into interface questions, what are the items related > to language? Two more: * Some languges, like Spanish, start exclamations and questions with an up-side-down interpunctuation mark. So one could think of this as a language dependent feature; one enters (logically) \Exclamation{Foo}, or \Question{Bar}, and the language package inserts the correct interpunctuation. * In Swedish decimal numbers, the use of "," and "." are reversed relative English, so a number that would appear as "123,456.78" in English, would be "123.456,78" in Swedish. So, this could be considered as a language dependednt feature; one enters (logically) \Number{..}, and the language package selects the correct output format. Hans Aberg