[OS X TeX] Typesetting special characters, help needed
Robert Voogdgeert
rvoogdgeert at kabelfoon.nl
Thu Jul 22 15:06:05 EDT 2004
Dear TeX-users,
I need to copy-paste from a database (Accordance) with classical Hebrew
texts to a LaTeX document. The encoding of the texts in the database is
MacRoman according to the software developer (Oaksoft). Most of the
characters are rendered well after compiling with the use of \catcode,
e.g. \catcode`\_=\active\def_{\char'137 }.
The character ¿ (also used for one of the Hebrew vowel signs) didn't
result in any errors but was not typeset, or at least absent in the pdf
output. But with the use of \catcode`\¿=\active\def¿{\char'034 }, it is
typeset.
Some of the characters though I can't activate, probably because they
not part of ASCII (?). They are (with unicode, and utf8 numbers
respectively):
= 00C5; utf8 C3 85
ë = 00CD; utf8 C3 8D
ò = 00CD; utf8 C3 9A
´ = 00A5; utf8 C2 A5
¶ = 2202; utf8 E2 88 82
à = 221A; utf8 E2 88 9A
ä = 2030; utf8 E2 80 B0
ö = 02C6; utf8 CB 86
É = 2026; utf8 E2 80 A6
« = 00B4; utf8 C2 B4
© = 00A9; utf8 C2 A9
¨ = 00AE; utf8 C2 AE
× = 25CA; utf8 E2 97 8A
Can anybody tell how to get LaTeX to interpret these characters in such
a way that they are typeset like `normal' characters.
Regards,
Robert.
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