[OS X TeX] encoding and special characters in TexShop
André Bellaïche
abellaic at math.jussieu.fr
Sun Sep 17 06:48:28 EDT 2006
Le 17 sept. 06 à 12:10, Robert Spence a écrit :
> Which text editor are you using to create your own input text, and
> which encoding is it set to by default? If it's set to "Western
> (Mac OS Roman)", i.e. the Macintosh (standard) encoding, then
> you'll always need \usepackage[applemac]{inputenc} in your
> preamble. But what text editors do your collaborators use, on
> which platform?
>
> Any chance of persuading everyone to work in UTF-8 encoding, as
> Bruno suggested?
TextEdit may be used to convert files from one encoding to another,
since you may choose in the Preferences encoding for input and
another one for oupput (saving).
I don't know if TextEdit is also helping when you have to convert Mac
end-of-lines to Unix end-of-lines.
André Bellaïche
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