[tex-live] Updates of Czech and Slovak support

[David Antos]

	Hello,

I have collected updates of Czech/Slovak support and documentation for
TL prepared by CSTUG board members.

Please, can you make the changes to the distribution? Could you point me
to the resulting CD image to make it available to our members to test?

The files are at
http://www.fi.muni.cz/~xantos/TL/

Changes:

Documentation:
* README.CZS in the root of the CD updated (by Janka Chlebikova)
* czech_sk.html in the root of the CD updated (by Janka Chlebikova)
* removed all the content of texmf/doc/tldoc/slovak (html documentation)
  and replaced with updated version of live.pdf (Slovak translation of the
  documentation by Janka Chlebikova) as Janka had problems to create the
  html version
All of files above are in documentation.tgz. Moreover, source.zip
contains the sources of updated documentation.

CS(La)TeX:
Czech, Slovak updated with files
ftp://math.feld.cvut.cz/pub/cstex/web2c/csplain.tar.gz
ftp://math.feld.cvut.cz/pub/cstex/web2c/cslatex.tar.gz
by Petr Olsak (as of 29. 8. 2002), also at the web site above.
* csplain.tar.gz
  - texmf/doc/cstex ignored (contains only parpozn.tex in addition, not
    needed)
  - texmf/tex/csplain replaced all the files that differ, namely
    csplain.ini
    czech.sty
    dcfonts.tex
    ecfonts.tex
    hyphen.lan
    il2code.tex
    plaina4.tex
    slovak.sty
    t1code.tex
    ttimes.tex
  - texmf/tex/enctex ignored
* cslatex.tar.gz
  - texmf/doc/cstex is the same, ignored
  - texmf/tex/cslatex/src contains only the files that generate all the
    stuff in cslatex/ except cslatex.ini, ignored
  - texmf/tex/cslatex replaced files
    fonttext.cfg
    hyphen.cfg
    il2cmdh.fd
    il2cmfib.fd
    il2cmfr.fd
    il2cmr.fd
    il2cmss.fd
    il2cmtt.fd
    il2cmvtt.fd
    il2enc.def
    il2lcmss.fd
    il2lcmtt.fd
    (file cslatex.ini is the same)
    note: the source files also generate czech.sty and slovak.sty, both the
    files are in csplain directory for historical reasons (by the
    decision that `common' things should be in `plain')


Thank you,
D.A.

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