On Thu, 25 Jul 2002, Gisbert Amm wrote:
> I got a Word DOC from a Windows user and tried out the docbook-export.
>
> Unfortunately all German umlauts and other special characters are set to
> another encoding afterwords, e.g. 'W�OEste' where it was 'W�ste' or
> 'N�~@~YDour' where it was 'N'Dour' and 'Diabaté' where it was 'Diabat�'
> (african names).
I suppose this could be implemented, though if/when I don't know...
You could always try something like
iconv -f UTF-8 -t ISO8859-1 file-utf.dbk > file-iso.dbk
though that may invalidate the XML until you convert back to UTF-8
Frank
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