[Hi, I'm answering instead of my brother, we are working on the
same system and the problem files are mine.]
On 23 Apr 2002, Patrick Gundlach wrote:
>
> So here is a file that works fine:
>
> \enableregime[il1]
*This* was the trick we didn't master yet - now my texts in Finnish and
Swedish seem to work fine, i.e. the output has all the necessary
characters (instead of saying "tnn" it now says "t�n��n" ["today"] as it
should). Thanks!
> Hans: the diaeresis of � and \adiaeresis are too high. Perhaps the
> definition in regi-il1 should be changed from \adiaeresis to \aumlaut!?!
I agree - all my �:s (\"a), �:s (\"o) and �:s (\aa) typed directly with a
Finnish keyboard look kind of funny in the ConTeXt output, because the
umlauts/rings are so high up. Also to my eye \aumlaut and \oumlaut are a
lot closer to what I'm used to.
If it helps, I can easily provide pdf files or screenshots in Finnish and
Swedish from other programs to compare with.
Thank you everybody for your help (and patience),
mari
(ConTeXt dummy - but already in love with it...)
