If anyone gets the same problem (Windows encoding) :
1/ check for plainenc.tex on your HD : if necessary, download it
2/ add \\input plainenc\relax\inputencoding{ansinew}\ under PMX
It works for the whole body of the document. That is : it doesn't work with the
title, the author, and the staffs' names.
Should you write the command at the beginning of the TeX-file - that is under
PMX :
---
\input plainenc\relax\inputencoding{ansinew}
---
1/ You can't load musixtex (neither musixmad, neither ... ?)
2/ If you have a special character in \readmod{...}, the score will look
strange.
My solution to this problem :
1/ In the TeX file, write "\input plainenc\relax\inputencoding{ansinew}" just
before the names of the staffs
2/ If necessary, comment the line \readmod{...}
Actually, I have no idea what the use of \readmod is.
This solution isn't really satisfying - one have manually to rewrite the TeX
file -, but I couldn't find a better one.
Good afternoon,
Xavier -------------------------------
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