On Wed, Mar 24, 2004 at 06:09:06PM +0100, Uwe St�hr wrote:
> When looking in the unicode-tables, you will find
> >>the ? as char '20AC'. To pass it to the \unicar command you have to
> >>recalculate its number to the decimal system.
> >>'20AC' in the hexadecimal-system is '8364' in the decimal system.
> >>Now you can type \unichar{8364} to get the unicode encoded ??? sign.
> >
> >Would \unichar{"20ac} not work?
>
> No, but \unicode{"20AC} works. The letter-numbers must be uppercase.
> But thanks for the hint, the 'unicode' documentation doesn't describe
> that I have to use the quotation mark before.
That's standard TeX notation for hex numbers (I wasn't aware of the case
sensitivity, though...)
Andre'
