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How do I typeset in non-roman scripts, such as Arabic, Chinese, Ethiopian, Greek, Hebrew, Japanese, Korean, Russian, and Thai?

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How do I typeset in non-roman scripts, such as Arabic, Chinese, Ethiopian, Greek, Hebrew, Japanese, Korean, Russian, and Thai?

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TeX systems extended for Unicode can do this: omega (TeX-like) and lambda (LaTeX-like), and on Mac OS X systems, xetex. For the simpler alphabetic systems, such as Hebrew and Russian, there are packages available that support their use with ordinary TeX and LaTeX; consult the books listed above.