Hi
I am sruggling understanding the encoding and if LaTeX / LyX use the
same as BibTeX and which one I should use when and in a BibTex file,
where I have different names from different countries with strange
symbols, which would be the best encoding to choose?
Can somebody shed some light
Rainer M. Krug schrieb am 21.06.2007:
I am sruggling understanding the encoding and if LaTeX / LyX use the
same as BibTeX and which one I should use when and in a BibTex file,
where I have different names from different countries with strange
symbols, which would be the best encoding to
Dominik Waßenhoven wrote:
Rainer M. Krug schrieb am 21.06.2007:
I am sruggling understanding the encoding and if LaTeX / LyX use the
same as BibTeX and which one I should use when and in a BibTex file,
where I have different names from different countries with strange
symbols, which would be
Rainer M. Krug wrote:
Thanks for the links - so in BibTex, I have to use \{u} which I
actually prefer as it makes it universal.
Yes, you should use in BibTeX whatever you would use in LaTeX.
Also - is there an easy way to identify these characters in a bibtex
file? When I import from into
Hi
I am sruggling understanding the encoding and if LaTeX / LyX use the
same as BibTeX and which one I should use when and in a BibTex file,
where I have different names from different countries with strange
symbols, which would be the best encoding to choose?
Can somebody shed some light
Rainer M. Krug schrieb am 21.06.2007:
I am sruggling understanding the encoding and if LaTeX / LyX use the
same as BibTeX and which one I should use when and in a BibTex file,
where I have different names from different countries with strange
symbols, which would be the best encoding to
Dominik Waßenhoven wrote:
Rainer M. Krug schrieb am 21.06.2007:
I am sruggling understanding the encoding and if LaTeX / LyX use the
same as BibTeX and which one I should use when and in a BibTex file,
where I have different names from different countries with strange
symbols, which would be
Rainer M. Krug wrote:
Thanks for the links - so in BibTex, I have to use \{u} which I
actually prefer as it makes it universal.
Yes, you should use in BibTeX whatever you would use in LaTeX.
Also - is there an easy way to identify these characters in a bibtex
file? When I import from into
Hi
I am sruggling understanding the encoding and if LaTeX / LyX use the
same as BibTeX and which one I should use when and in a BibTex file,
where I have different names from different countries with strange
symbols, which would be the best encoding to choose?
Can somebody shed some light
Rainer M. Krug schrieb am 21.06.2007:
I am sruggling understanding the encoding and if LaTeX / LyX use the
same as BibTeX and which one I should use when and in a BibTex file,
where I have different names from different countries with strange
symbols, which would be the best encoding to
Dominik Waßenhoven wrote:
Rainer M. Krug schrieb am 21.06.2007:
I am sruggling understanding the encoding and if LaTeX / LyX use the
same as BibTeX and which one I should use when and in a BibTex file,
where I have different names from different countries with strange
symbols, which would be
Rainer M. Krug wrote:
Thanks for the links - so in BibTex, I have to use \"{u} which I
actually prefer as it makes it universal.
Yes, you should use in BibTeX whatever you would use in LaTeX.
Also - is there an easy way to identify these "characters" in a bibtex
file? When I import from into
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