Xavier Moch <[email protected]> wrote:
> Thanks all !
>
> There are many advantages in using tex (or etex) rather than pdflatex ;
> but as a consequence, I've got a question with TeX...
>
> Does anyone know whether it is possible to activate the "ansinew" encoding
> with TeX (as a LaTeX command, \usepackage[ansinew]{inputenc} will probably
> not work) ? In french, we keep having difficulties with words like
> "Fl�te". For some reasons, I'd rather write it "Fl�te" (ANSI-encoding) and
> not "Fl\^{u}te".
that's not an ansi encoding, nor yet is it the slightly tweaked ansinew
-- i would guess it's utf-8 (widnoze tends to use unicode nowadays, and
most current unices can do so).
\usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
may well deal with the problem -- it won't if the file contains a
mixture of "old" (ansinew) stuff and "current" utf-8 -- but give it a
try anyway.
robin the latex nerd
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