CTAN package update: engpron

[CTAN Announcements]

This package has been updated at tug.ctan.org.

Thanks,
Jim Hefferon
Saint Michael's College

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The following information was provided by our fellow contributor:

Name of contribution: engpron
Author's name: Yvon Henel
Location on CTAN: /macros/latex/contrib/engpron
Summary description: version 2 of engpron, a package to write English 
  pronunciation, makes the pound (£) an active character
License type: lppl

Announcement text: 
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ENGPRON version 2   2008-08-15   50th anniversary edition

This bundle contains: 
* the package itself: engpron.sty  
* bilingual really short documentation: engpron.pdf    
* documentation for the final user
  * engpron-fr.pdf % in French
  * engpron-en.pdf % in English
* examples
  * engpron-ex-fr.pdf % in French
  * engpron-ex-en.pdf % in English
* sources: Makefile, engpron.dtx, engpron.ins, README, LISEZMOI
* TDS-compliant archive: engpron.tds.zip

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ENGPRON 2 2008-08-15
The active character £ (pound) is made `robust' with the
meaning this word has in LaTeX parlance (moving argument)
with the package drac if option `drac' is choosen as it is
the case by default. Opposite option `nodrac'. 

Macros for syllable divisions and hyphenation.

The macros for stress marking enable hyphenation if option
`hyphenable' is enforced. Opposite option `unhyphenable'

The macros for syllable divisions produce a glyph if option
`visible' is enforced. Opposite option `invisible'. 
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