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Dnia Wed, Sep 11, 2002 at 11:11:42PM +0530, Pan(i) Hans Hagen był(a) łaskaw(a) napisać:
>  [...] 
> 
> it depends on what your input encoding is
> 
> - input encoding = il2, font encoding = ? -> choose regime il2
> 
> - input encoding = font encoding = il2 -> make sure that you have il2 
> encoded fonts, and set the encoding per raw font file
>
>  [...]

Right, \enableregime[il2] does not work.  I am using ec encoded fonts,
and everything is fine when I use the TeX way of transcribing Polish
characters (\k{a}, \k{c}, \.z  and so on ). I don't understand why
iso-latin2 can work with Czech and not with Polish texts. All the
characters are within the same character set. By the way, what happened with 
"texexec --translate=il2pl somefile" command? 

Thanks for your help

Piotr