> After several attempts, I managed to get a UTF8 encoded file to
> compile, with my various character problems solved,
Excellent. Where were the problems? Is it a documentation issue?
> [...] I can't include the Korean part. Somewhere I read that Korean
> doesn't work yet with UTF-8. Is this still true?
Assuming that you are using the Korean fonts from TeXLive 2007, it
should work out of the box.
> I have been able to use Korean with the emacs-mule encoding, and I
> would like to get the same result with UTF-8. Can this be done?
Yes. With TeXLive 2007, CJKutf8.tex should compile out of the box
with LaTeX.
Werner
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