On Sep 16 2013 8:16 PM, M=C3=A9lanie Tremblay wrote:
> Hi,
> I have a file containing things like=C2=A0{\"u}
> or=C2=A0{\textendash}. =
When I
> opened it in JabRef, I can't read it as "=C3=BC" or "-". What option
> or
> conversion should I do to be able to read it in "human-friendly"
> manner?=C2=A0
> In preferences, Jabref is set-up to UTF8 encoding.
huh? Using JabRef-2.9.2 for the following entry:
@ARTICLE{Vrugt2006APC,
author =3D {Vrugt, J.A. and {\'O} Nuall{\'a}in, B. and Robinson,
B.A. and Bouten, W. and Dekker, S.C. and Sloot, P.},
title =3D {Application of parallel computing to stochastic parameter
estimation in environmental models},
journal =3D {Computers \& geosciences},
year =3D {2006},
volume =3D {32},
pages =3D {1139--1155},
number =3D {8},
file =3D {:Vrugt2006APC.pdf:PDF},
publisher =3D {Elsevier}
}
In the citation preview window I get:
Article (Vrugt2006APC)
Vrugt, J.; =C3=93 Nuall=C3=A1in, B.; Robinson, B.; Bouten, W.;
Dekker,=
S. &=20
Sloot, P.
Application of parallel computing to stochastic parameter
estimation=20
in environmental models
Computers & geosciences, Elsevier, 2006, 32, 1139-1155
So the O and the a have accents.
What version of JabRef are you using? and why is this not what you=20
want?
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