I add two semi-minimal examples of a well encoded .lyx file and a bad encoded one. Note that both display correctly encoded characters when viewed directly with vi, but they look screwed in badenc.lyx
Im totally inept to find a difference between the
headers of both files :-(
--- Charlls Quarra <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
escribi�: >
>
> i copied from a german document to my spanish
> document, before doing the copy exporting the
> document
> to latex would produce
>
> transici�n
>
> but now it produces
>
> transici�\ensuremath{�}n
>
> not to mention that it looks screwd up also in the
> lyx window. I tried verifying that
> Layout->Document->Language is set as
>
> Language: spanish
> Encoding: auto
>
> i also verified that
> edit->preferences->Output->Latex
> is set to
>
> Tex encoding: T1
>
>
> So i've run out of ideas where this may be set up.
> I
> already removed everything from the german document,
> but still the special accent characters looks
> screwd.
> Also the text in the .lyx file is still in correct
> accent characters so (Thank God) this is only a
> application screwd that didnt apparently affected
> the
> file. However other documents show correctly special
> accent characters so its something special of this
> file
>
>
> please help :-(
>
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badenc.lyx
Description: badenc.lyx
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