Thanks a lot Werner,
I'm still not there, now I get an error with the encoding dmjki10.
But I will follow your advice, and consult the documentation.
I liked the "Grüezi miteinand'!"
Will try again tomorrow.
Thanks again
Manuel
Werner LEMBERG wrote:
What I wanted to say was, that I would like to keep the encoding of
the source files in ASCII (with some latin1),
With other words: you want to use latin-1 encoding for your file, and
single characters should be specified with a given encoding and
character codes, right?
and therefore only to introduce the Japanese characters during the
latex compilation, using the \CJKchar command.
Then I suggest to define a new command which switches the encoding
temporarily, as shown in the attached example. Note that
`\begin{CJK}' and `\end{CJK}' (as with all environment commands) is
the same as `\CJK' and `\endCJK', respectively.
However, the `right' approach today is to use UTF-8 encoding. Have a
look at the CJKutf8.tex example file how this can be done (and please
read the documentation :-).
Werner
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\documentclass{article}
\usepackage[latin1]{inputenc}
\usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
\usepackage{german}
\usepackage[encapsulated]{CJK}
\newcommand{\Jap}[2]{%
\CJK[dnp]{JIS}{min}%
\CJKchar{#1}{#2}%
\endCJK
}
\begin{document}
\tableofcontents
\section{Deutsch und \Jap{"46}{"7C}\Jap{"4B}{"5C}\Jap{"38}{"6C}
in einem Dokument}
Grüezi miteinand'!
\Jap{"3A}{"23}\Jap{"46}{"7C}\Jap{"24}{"4F}
\end{document}
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