> But I also wish to share another solution that seems to work using the
> \begin{otherlanguage*} command. See example below.
>
> %for special characters of any kind, use the respective babel language
> %option. Example code:
> %\begin{otherlanguage*}{spanish}ma~nana
> %\end{otherlanguage*}
This works only because both `~' and `n' are ASCII characters.
Characters which contain a byte in the range 0x80-0xFF would still
fail.
Werner
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