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moved Reviewing Hyphenation to Reviewing hyphenation: capitalisation
Still, this approach has its limitations... our layout domain experts
don't have Linux machines, : "evince" is not preinstalled and I haven't found it is still a PDF viewer for Windowsthat can highlight all search results at oncemanual task.
"evince" Windows binaries: http://live.gnome.org/Evince/Downloads
(We are still looking into Okular, which is available for Windows at http://windows.kde.org)
== A ConTeXt solution ==
Another approach we wondered about was having TeX highlight the
hyphenations... e.g. changed have it change the background color to yellow or red, when
outputting a word that's dynamically broken/hyphenated. (Rather like we
have TeX output red grid lines to help with debugging layout.)
I think we would also want to highlight static hyphens that occur at the
end of a line, as in "Niger-<br>
Congo," because they have a similar visual impact. Possibly using a
different color.
This would be an ideal solution, I think, but we don't know how to have
TeX detect when a word gets dynamically hyphenated. (I made some inquiries on the NTG list to this effect. The response was that it would be not difficult to implement this in mkiv, but it could not be done in mkii. And we were are not free to move to mkivat this time.)
== Adobe Acrobat / Javascript ==
* The resulting highlighted PDF can be saved including the highlights.
* The saved, highlighted PDF can be viewed with highlights using Adobe Reader (does not require Acrobat Pro).
The resulting PDF looks something like this:
[[image:Highlight-hyphens-scrshot.png]]
=== Limitations ===
