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  Here is the information about known bugs regarding Version 3.35:

15 October 91 / bypassed via english.sty / LaTeX design
	As of today the LaTeX code has replaced hardwired "Chapter, Part, etc."
	by control sequence like \chaptername and \partname: great, except for
        headings and footings in a multi-lingual environmemt. Doing an english
	document containing french pages, there will be a good chance to
	obtain headings with "Chapter" on english pages and with "Chapitre" on
	french pages. Rainer Sch\"opf, Frank Mittelbach and all beta-testers
	were informed and were against any modification in that way.
	I'm sorry it's not a bug in french style but in LaTeX.

28 September 1991 / partially corrected / \noeveryparguillemets design
        - When a citation begins when a paragraph is already started then some
          information is lost! A warning message should be given!
        - When the \textwidth is reduced unpredictable results can occur
          (discussions with Jacques Desarmenien about his coding conclude
           that there is no real solution).
        This coding is definitely *fragile* -- 25 march 1992 --  

19 January 1992 / uncorrected / specific wrong page output /
        When a ":" would normally end a page the french style introduce a
        penalty to avoid page break here. One specific case was seen in
        which the page is not properly \vfill-ed, printing the footnotes
        higher than expected.
        Any solution  proposed? 
        Is this pb still alive? 08/27/92

27 August 1992 / corrected / space missing in footnotes with < and > /
        Coding \verb|x < y| or \verb|x > y| is ok in normal text but when
        printed in a footnote space before y is lost.
        Corrected in V3,25 October,93

28 August 1992 / bypass exists / extra } using < or > /
updated 10/08/93 for V3,25:
        Coding for example \index{<} will generate the following message:
             !Argument of \@genG has an extra }
        This is due to the fact that < calls \@genG which is a control 
        sequence with one argument. TeX doesn't set this argument to empty
        and complains. This is unhappy! 
        Bypass: insert an empty block {} just after the character like:
        \index{<{}} or \index{>{}}.

1st of September 1992 / uncorrected / misaligned par with versatim /
        The versatim environment is not appropriately aligned when called
        inside an itemized list. Dirty code to be changed.

27th of October 1992 / bypass exists / unprotected fragile macros /
        Few macros like \fup are not protected. When used in \chapter
        or any other \section, an infinite loop occurs with LaTeX.
        Bypass: add \protect before the macro.

14th of December 1992 / documentation / A letter need an addressee /
        You can erroneoulsy start a letter without giving an addressee.
        LaTeX doesn't complain! but you will obtain a misplaced location
        name on your french letter. This is not really a bug in the french
        style but rather one in LaTeX. Who propose something to avoid that
        problem?

 6th of January 1993 / bypass exists / unprotected macros in titlepage /
        As previous comment (10/27/92) few macros have to be protected.
        This case is noticed when active chars are used in \label inside
        a \thanks of any macro of the titlepage (\author, \title, ...).
        No correction was found.
        Bypass: just add \protect before them (:;!?<>)
       
 4th of February 1993 / corrected / par. ended before > was complete /
        Corrected in V3,25 10/08/93

17th July 1993 / bypass exists / \everyparguillemets with TeX \items /
        Since TeX doesn't introduce \everypar at the appropriate place
        when \itemxxx are used, guillemets are not correctly propagated.
        Bypass: Use \left and \rightguillemets instead.

26th December 1994 / under consideration / grouping ingnored /
        In the following example : "> {\tt essai} xx", xx is anormaly
        printed in \tt. This is due to the lost of the grouping.
        Bypass: add surrounded braces.

26th December 1994 / under consideration / garbage printed with \fsc /
        "\fsc{{{\'e}}}" prints something like  "e\fsc{\'e}", which is
        wrong and due to a toomuch level of grouping. This pb is due
        to the current LaTeX mechanism for accentuation.
        Bypass: get rid of on level of braces ("\fsc{{\'e}}"). 

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