Same problem here (Intel Mac, 10.4.9). File attached. When Lg > Encoding is set to utf8, I get a Package inputenc error. When Lg > Encoding is set to "default," I get "error closing output file... Please change to utf8."
The only IPA character in the file is a schwa (ə). Maria On 4/25/07, Stacia Hartleben <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Well, anything I try when it's not in utf8 will give me the message about " Error closing output file: some of the characters are not representable in this document's encoding. Please change to UTF8". I tried Latin1, Default, and ascii as well as some other ones for good measure. But then if I *do* change to utf8, it won't use the file...This seems similar to the bug that I posted before about problems using Japanese characters in other encodings...but it seems very odd that it would turn up here, since it pretty much renders the Unicodesymbols file useless. On 4/25/07, Georg Baum <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Stacia Hartleben wrote: > > > Hi, I downloaded the latest Unicode symbols file to play with > > Devanagari encodings...I'm having trouble though. I can't get many of > > the characters in there to work - even ones that were already inputted > > (the TIPA ones)...for example the glottal stop, upsideown m, etc...I > > can get some of the extended latin characters at the top of the file > > to work, however. The rest give me errors about not being defined. > > What am I doing wrong? Can someone send me a file that works for them > > with the latest version of unicodesymbols so I can see if I can load > > it here? > > If you use utf8 as encoding for LaTeX the unicodesymbols file will not be > used, because all these characters can be encoded in utf8. The > unicodesymbols file will only be used for symbols that cannot be encoded in > the choosen encoding. Use something like auto, latin1 or even ascii in the > document settings. > > If you still have problems send a sample document and describe exactly what > goes wrong. > > > Georg > > >
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