Re: Re: Context, MacOS, accents

[Jean-Pierre Le Narzul <lenarzul@rennes.enst-bretagne.fr>]

Thanks to everybody.
It's OK now.
I just decided to use iso-latin1 for encoding character and selected 
\enableregime[il1].
It works well.
Curiously, Mac Roman and \enableregime[mac] doesn't work but it doesn't 
matter ...

 Merci
   
    jp

PS: sorry for double posting ...

Adam Lindsay wrote:

>It also depends on your editor, too, of course. (Since you're from .fr,
>I'll make an assumption about the editor you use...) iTeXMac in recent
>(unstable) releases has fixed some apparent bugs in encoding of
>documents. I believe it also allows you to check and change the encoding. 
>
>If your files are in Mac OS Roman, then you should be using
>\enableregime[mac], as you say. Be sure you have the latest copy of
>ConTeXt installed (and make the format)... there's a bug specifically
>with \agrave (À instead of à)...
>
>bonne chance,
>adam
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>Patrick Gundlach said this at Tue, 25 Mar 2003 18:19:22 +0100:
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>>Jean-Pierre Le Narzul <JP.LeNarzul@enst-bretagne.fr> writes:
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>>Hello,
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>>>Any idea ? (sorry if it's a Faq but I didn't find any solution in
>>>reading the mailing list archive ....)
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>>this is indeed an faq. This is the second time it was asked within a
>>few hours... ;-)
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>>Seriously: have you seen my previous post to your question?
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>>(short answer: try \enableregime[il1])
>>
>>Patrick
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