% LaTeX example for using output of DITO
% --------------------------------------
% DITO
% (C)opyright by Dirk Holtwick, 1997

\documentclass[12pt,a4paper]{article}
%\documentclass[10pt,a4paper,twocolumn]{article}
\usepackage{inputenc}
\usepackage{german}

% For German umlauts
% BEGIN
\lccode`ä=`ä \uccode`ä=`Ä
\lccode`Ä=`ä \uccode`Ä=`Ä
\lccode`ö=`ö \uccode`ö=`Ö
\lccode`Ö=`ö \uccode`Ö=`Ö
\lccode`ü=`ü \uccode`ü=`Ü
\lccode`Ü=`ü \uccode`Ü=`Ü
\lccode`ß=`ß \uccode`ß=`ß
\catcode`ä=\active \defä{"a}
\catcode`Ä=\active \defÄ{"A}
\catcode`ö=\active \defö{"o}
\catcode`Ö=\active \defÖ{"O}
\catcode`ü=\active \defü{"u}
\catcode`Ü=\active \defÜ{"U}
\catcode`ß=\active \defß{"s}
% END

% For Latinum only
% BEGIN
\lccode`á=`á \uccode`á=`á
\lccode`é=`é \uccode`é=`é
\lccode`í=`í \uccode`í=`í
\lccode`ó=`ó \uccode`ó=`ó
\lccode`ú=`ú \uccode`ú=`ú
\catcode`á=\active \defá{\=a}
\catcode`é=\active \defé{\=e}
\catcode`í=\active \defí{\=\i}
\catcode`ó=\active \defó{\=o}
\catcode`ú=\active \defú{\=u}
% END

\sloppy
\begin{document}
\addtolength\topmargin{-27pt}
\addtolength\textheight{68pt}

% Define your own output methods here
% BEGIN
\newcommand\exa{\item\bf}
\newcommand\exb{\rm}
\newcommand\exc{}
% END

% Main
\begin{description}
%\small
\setlength{\itemsep}{-1ex}
\input RAM:Vocabularies.tex
\end{description}

\end{document}