http://leb.net/arabtex/kronecker said:I want to use Arabian
LaTeX supports a wide range of languages, including English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Chinese, Japanese, and many more. It also allows for the creation of custom language packages.
Yes, LaTeX is capable of handling non-Latin characters and scripts, such as Arabic, Cyrillic, and Greek. This can be done by using specific packages and fonts.
To change the language of a document in LaTeX, you need to specify the language in the document class declaration using the "babel" package. You can also use the "polyglossia" package for more advanced language settings.
Yes, there are specific commands for typesetting non-English languages in LaTeX. For example, the "inputenc" package allows for the input of non-ASCII characters, while the "fontenc" package allows for the use of different font encodings.
Yes, LaTeX can handle languages that are written from right to left, such as Hebrew and Arabic. This can be achieved by using the "bidi" package and specifying the direction of the text in the document class declaration.