[OS X TeX] Checking my files

[Florian Grammel]

Dear list,

in the phase of proofreading, I was wondering, whether the work  
wouldn't be much easier, if I found out how to do the following two  
things. Might-be any of you could give me a hint?


I'd like to produce some sort of output, that would allow me to  
double-check all the hyphenations, that LaTeX has done while  
typesetting the document. Ideally this list would be per language and  
sorted alphabetically, even though the sorting would be no problem to  
do later in an editor.

I've learned from http://www.kronto.org/thesis/tips/hyphenation.html  
that the Unix TeX-frontend xtem_TeXMenu can do this as well as the a  
utility called show-hyphen. As far as I could find out, nobody has  
ever ported neither one nor the other to OS X.

Does any of you use this utility and could tell me how to get it  
working on the my Mac?

Or does any of you have an idea, how one could get LaTeX to log its  
decisions concerning hyphenation to a separate file, and -- in the  
best of all possible worlds -- even including a short indication  
which babel-dictionary it has used? Something like:

...
GE: Sil-be
EN: syl-lable
DA: sta-velse
...


And then I also would like to check while proofreading the paper- 
copy, whether I have put my index-tags in the right places. Something  
like

...
\usepackage{index}
...
\renewcommand{\index}{\ul{\index}}
...

seemed the obvious solution, but I can't get it to work. Obviously  
the obvious is too obvious in this case?


Thank you in advance!
Kind regards,
Florian.





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