This file has been converted for the hyph-utf8 project from frhyph.tex, whose
authors have been identified as Daniel Flipo and Bernard Gaulle <cesure-l at
gutenberg.eu.org> (2002/12/11).  The licence terms are unchanged.

See http://www.hyphenation.org for details on the project.

French hyphenation patterns

You may freely use, copy, modify, and distribute this file.

\message{frhyph.tex - French hyphenation patterns (V2.12) <2002/12/11>}


*BEFORE* using this file *PLEASE* run checksum on it:           
checksum -v frhyph.tex                             
to make sure that it hasn't been damaged.                                
Then if you notice anything wrong in french hyphenation please report to 
R. Bastian, D. Flipo, B. Gaulle at the email address:                    
cesure-l@gutenberg.eu.org   

checksum        = "37208 1458 3078 34821"

The most famous good guys who worked hard to obtain something usable.
Jacques Desarmenien, Universite de Strasbourg :
-  << how to run TeX in a French environment: hyphenation, fonts,
typography. >> in Tugboat, 5 (1984) 91-102. and TeX85 conference
-  << La division par ordinateur des mots francais :
application a TeX >> in TSI vol. 5 No 4, 1986 (C) AFCET-
Gauthier-Villars
Norman Buckle, UQAH (nb; many additions)
Michael Ferguson, INRS-Telecommunications (mjf) June 1988
Justin Bur, Universite de Montreal (jbb; checked against original list)
all patterns including apostrophe missing from nb list
after that, GUTenberg  and specially Daniel Flipo and Bernard Gaulle
did their best effort to improve the list of patterns.



Adaption of these patterns for
- TeX Version 3.x and MLTeX 3.x (2.x)
and
- all fonts in T1/`Cork' and/or CM/OT1 encoding
by Bernd Raichle 1996/08/28 (using ideas from `ghyph31.tex'
as of 1994-02-13 maintained by Bernd Raichle).
(An adaption for the old MLTeX 2.x exists but can not be
tested in lack of an executable.)


