On 2009-04-03, [email protected] wrote: > Thanks, Günter, > Perhaps I'm going about things the wrong way. Instead of trying to > use XeTeX, perhaps I can just use one of the engines that is already > built into LyX.
Yes. > So, with my sample document, set to "utf8-extended" encoding, if I try > rendering it using the built-in pdflatex engine, I get a bunch of > inputenc errors, like the following: > LaTeX Error: Command \textdasia unavailable in encoding T1. > Any thoughts? Set the language of the Greek text parts to Greek (polytonic). Mark text and do one of * Edit>Text>Settings>Custom>Language and choose from the list * M-x (open minibuffer) language polutonikogreek Enter There is an enhancement report and patch for proper support of accented Greek characters (Greek extended Unicode block) in the LyX bug tracker, so hopefully the next version will ship with it (you can ask for the feature at lyx-devel). Günter
