CJK-ko package version 1.4 (2014/07/27)
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This package supports typesetting of modern Korean documents with the help
of LaTeX2e CJK package written by Werner Lemberg. Unlike CJK package,
only UTF-8 input encoding is supported. This package however provides
some enhanced features focused on Korean typesetting culture, one of them
being allowing line-break between Latin and CJK characters.

Currently this package requires nanumtype1 package.


Author
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Please report any errors or suggestions to
    Dohyun Kim <nomos at ktug org>
or leave messages in the issue tracker at:
    <http://github.com/dohyunkim/cjk-ko>.


License
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### GPL (Gnu General Public License):

    cjkutf8-ko.sty
    cjkutf8-josa.sty
    cjkutf8-nanummjhanja.sty
These files are derivatives of CJK package or written by the author.

### LPPL (LaTeX Project Public License):

    kotex.sty
    konames-utf.sty
    kolabels-utf.sty
These files are copied or modified from ko.TeX package.

### Public domain:

    cjk-ko-doc.tex
    README
    ChangeLog

See each file for more details.


Files
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### TeXinputs

    cjkutf8-ko.sty           -> tex/latex/cjk-ko/
    cjkutf8-josa.sty         -> tex/latex/cjk-ko/
    cjkutf8-nanummjhanja.sty -> tex/latex/cjk-ko/
    kotex.sty                -> tex/latex/cjk-ko/
    kolabels-utf.sty         -> tex/latex/cjk-ko/
    konames-utf.sty          -> tex/latex/cjk-ko/

### Documents

    cjk-ko-doc.tex           -> doc/latex/cjk-ko/
    cjk-ko-doc.pdf           -> doc/latex/cjk-ko/
    README                   -> doc/latex/cjk-ko/
    ChangeLog                -> doc/latex/cjk-ko/


Loading of the package
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    \usepackage{cjkutf8-ko}
or

    \usepackage[cjk]{kotex}


### package options

    [cjk]
Option for kotex.sty.  If this option is not given and if kotexutf.sty
does exist, kotexutf package will be loaded instead.

    [hangul]
Load Hangul captions. line/word spacing is adjusted as well.

    [hanja]
Load Hanja captions. same as [hangul] option for line/word spacing.

    [nojosa]
Disable automatic Josa selection

    [usedotemph]
Enable \dotemph command. CJKfntef.sty and CJKulem.sty will be loaded
as well.

    [usecjkt1font]
Latin characters are typeset by CJK font. Only Nanum T1 font is
currently available.

    [mj=<font>], [gt=<font>]
Declare Myeongjo and Gothic fonts respectively. `c70<font>.fd` should
be existant.

User commands
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    \CJKscale
- scale font size of CJK character
- eg: \CJKscale{0.95}
- cannot be used with [usecjkt1font] option
- allowed only in the preamble
- under [hangul] option, line/word spacing and indent size are
  adjusted automatically

    \lowerCJKchar
- lower CJK characters
- eg: \lowerCJKchar{0.1em}
- cannot be used with [usecjkt1font] option
- allowed only in the preamble

    \dotemph
- emphasize Hangul or Hanja by putting dot above
- eg: \dotemph{드러냄표}
- available only when [usedotemph] option is given
- users can redefine these commands:

    \def\dotemphchar{\Unicode{"02}{"D9}}
    \def\dotemphraise{0.2em}

For other commands see CJK package documents.


Automatic Josa selection
------------------------

Josa commands:

    \은 \는 \이 \가 \을 \를 \와 \과 \로 \으로 \라 \이라

example:

    \label{fig:aaa} ... \ref{fig:aaa}\을
    \label{fig:aaa} ... \pageref{fig:aaa}\을
    \cite{hong}\을 ... \bibitem[홍길동\jong]{hong}

Automatic Josa selection works correctly only after
\ref \pageref \cite commands and after ascii characters.
For other cases these commands are available:

    \jung:  keyword is terminated by Jungseong
    \jong:  keyword is terminated by Jongseong
    \rieul: keyword is terminated by Jongseong Rieul


Korean counters
---------------

Same as ko.TeX package:

    \jaso \gana \ojaso \ogana \pjaso \pgana \onum \pnum \oeng \peng
    \hnum \Hnum \hroman \hRoman \hNum \hanjanum


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