> Now, I am not surprised by the fact that that specific font doesn't have
> that specific character, but shouldn't it be able to create one just by
> putting an acute accent over the letter _n_?
The problem you have here is the result of xunicode's action: it
explicitely replaces the sequence \'n by the corresponding Unicode
character; so in case the font you use don't have the glyph, it plays
against you.
Arthur
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