Hi Wolfgang, My situation is not exactly yours but after a recent upgrade of Zotero I started getting a number of errors with my bibliography, the final one (after solving a couple of others) had to do with unicode characters, including in particular those with Umlauts. I finally solved this by adding "bibencoding=utf8" to the Citation Style options under Document → Settings → Bibliography. (I'm using biblatex.) I had tried including "utf8" among the Class options for the "article" document style (following a suggestion I found while trying to diagnose the problem), but to no avail. I have found that option to be unnecessary after adding the above to the Citation Style options. I hope this might help.
Chris Menzel On Fri, Jul 20, 2018 at 9:21 AM Wolfgang Engelmann < [email protected]> wrote: > Am 20.07.2018 um 07:54 schrieb Wolfgang Engelmann: > > > Am 19.07.2018 um 19:44 schrieb Wolfgang Engelmann: > >> > >> I thought I would have solved the issue with Umlaute in references by > >> using UTF8 in lyx as well as in Jabref. But I got again problems and > >> don't know what to do. I am including a tar file which contains a > >> short lyx file with two references, the style file spbasic (Springer > >> publisher) and a bib file containing the two references. I produced > >> the bib file with JabRef 4.3.1. I use debian stretch. > >> > >> If I pdf-output it, I get errors such as shown below. > >> > >> If I force the output (show it anyway...) one citation comes alright, > >> the other one misses the Umlaut ü > >> > >> Could somebody confirm this error and perhaps give me a hint what is > >> going wrong? > >> > >> Thankful for your help: > >
