> DESCRIPTION OF INCORRECT BEHAVIOUR:
> `.char X ...' does not work when X is a latin1 character > 0xA1.
> It is printed as X. `.char \[X] ...' does work.
To cite groff.info, descroption of the `.char' request:
Note that the `tr' and `trin' requests take precedence if `char'
accesses the same symbol.
If you insert
.tr ÁÁ
right before
.char Á Sunny
you get what you want.
Werner
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