> When I write my thesis, I want to use the chinese filename for the
> separate chapters, e.g., I want to use the *摘要.tex* instead of
> *abstract.tex*, and so on.  Then I use the \include{摘要} command to
> include this file in the main tex file, but I cann't compile it
> correctly.

Don't do that!  Your document becomes non-portable -- it's not
predictable which encoding system the target platform is using for
file names.

For example, unpacking your zip file on my GNU/Linux box, I get the
byte sequence

  0x69 0xAC 0xCA 0xAC (.tex)

for 摘要.tex, while you are including

  0xD5 0xAA 0xD2 0xAA (.tex)

If at all, use UTF-8 encoded file names.  However, it might be
difficult to access them easily within LaTeX documents (for example,
you have to write a special version for \include which desactivates
CJK support and replaces it with something which passes byte sequences
uninterpreted).


    Werner

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