\documentclass[onedown-examples]{subfiles} \begin{document} As a demonstration of the multilingual features of the \OneDown package we show a diagram with turkish annotations. \\ Note:\\ Due to an quirk in the babel implementation of the turkish and some other language, you must either call |\shorthandoff{=!}| after loading the language, or load it with e.g.\ \\ |\usepackage[turkish,shorthands=]{babel}|. Refer to the \OneDown manual for details. \vfill \begin{HBox}{Languages (Turkish)\hfill File: \FileName} \boardnr{32} \northhand{AK43}{AJ98}{AQJ8}{4} \southhand{87}{QT5}{432}{K9865} \easthand{JT6}{764}{KT9}{JT32} \westhand{Q952}{K32}{765}{AQ7} \leftupper{\boardtext*}% {\dealertext}{\vulnertext} \rightupper[1ex]{\contract: }% {3\,\NT}{\by \south} \rightlower[1ex]{\lead: \Di 7}{}{} \begin{otherlanguage}{turkish} \showAll* \end{otherlanguage} \end{HBox} \vfill\noindent Here we switch to the Norwegian language. As we use the same settings for the diagram, we simply call |\showAll| to display it, after we changed the language. The Jack is coded with \foreignlanguage{norsk}{\jack{}} rather than \jack, so the hand is now closer to the right upper legend. (We already discussed ways to solve this!) \vfill % \begin{HBox}{Languages (Norwegian)\hfill File: \FileName} \begin{otherlanguage}{norsk} \showAll* \end{otherlanguage} \end{HBox} \vfill % \end{document} \endinput