Re: footnotes and ¿

Re: footnotes and ¿

[Horacio Suarez]

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Hello:

\enableregime[il1] fix the problem.

My file enconding is iso889x (I don´t remember exactly now).

Thankyou very much.



>From: "Mojca Miklavec" <mojca.miklavec.lists@gmail.com>
>To: "Horacio Suarez" <horaciosuarez@hotmail.com>
>Subject: Re: footnotes and ¿
>Date: Mon, 21 Aug 2006 13:45:59 +0200
>
>On 8/18/06, Horacio Suarez wrote:
>>maybe I´m repeatin this mail.
>>
>>The name of this caracter "¿" is questiondown, and
>>
>>\questiondown
>>
>>works, but
>>
>>\enableregime[utf]
>>
>>doesn´t. Simply no character is shown.
>
>Can you please send me a file with that problem? (I would like to make
>see which encoding you're using.) There should be no reason why you
>wouldn't be able to type characters directly (there is no need to type
>things like \'a if everything is set up properly).
>
>Mojca

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Re: X char

[Aditya Mahajan]

On Thu, 17 Aug 2006, Horacio Suarez wrote:

> hello
>
> I need this caracter: ¿
> I´ve load a module, enco-ec, but I can´t see the ¿.
> I also tryed \usetypescript[modern][ec] but didn´t work either.


It is much simpler than that. Just use utf regime.

\enableregime[utf]
\starttext
  ¿
\stoptext


> I have another problem. It´s a two column document. In a page, the first 
> column is overlaping a footnote. Column balance is on.

Do you use start stop columns or columnsets?

Aditya

footnotes and ¿

[Horacio Suarez]

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maybe I´m repeatin this mail.

The name of this caracter "¿" is questiondown, and

\questiondown

works, but

\enableregime[utf]

doesn´t. Simply no character is shown.

> > I have another problem. It´s a two column document. In a page, the first
> > column is overlaping a footnote. Column balance is on.
>
>Do you use start stop columns or columnsets?

I use start stop columns. I´ve fix it with a \blank at the end of the 
footnote but not perfectly.
Maybe adding some space before the footnote can fix it better.

Can that be made whit \setupfootnotes ?

I´ve tryed

\setupfootnotes[before=\blank]

but doesn´t work. Is the sintax ok?

Thankyou.

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Re: footnotes and ¿

[Peter Münster]

On Fri, 18 Aug 2006, Horacio Suarez wrote:

> maybe IŽm repeatin this mail.
> The name of this caracter "¿" is questiondown, and
> \questiondown
> works, but
> \enableregime[utf]
> doesnŽt. Simply no character is shown.

Hello Horacio,
then, your input file is not utf-encoded. Try to do a
"recode l1..u8 file.tex"
or replace utf by il1, since you email seems to be latin1 encoded.
You seem to have character-encoding problems with your mailer too: the
character-encoding of the subject line and the body are not specified.
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Re: footnotes and ¿

[Horacio Suarez]

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>Hello Horacio,
>then, your input file is not utf-encoded. Try to do a
>"recode l1..u8 file.tex"
>or replace utf by il1, since you email seems to be latin1 encoded.
>You seem to have character-encoding problems with your mailer too: the
>character-encoding of the subject line and the body are not specified.
>Cheers, Peter

I´m mailing from windows, but Context is over linux, in another computer.

But about emacs, i´m using the default slackware emacs instalation. Maybe 
it´s out of topic.

I recive word doc files from the authors. I processes usin openoffice, make 
some edits {\em italics},  etc, and save in txt format. Then I open in emacs 
and start to insert comands and some replaces, the %, $, etc.

In latex, I have no problem with acceted characters, á, é etc. and I can use 
á or \´a. But in context I have to úse \´a, \´e, etc. I don´t know i f that 
is because the emacs encoding or what.

In emacs I see teh acceted characters perfectly and I can type the loading 
iso-accents-mode.

I prefer not to make replaces beacuse I can make mistakes besides the time.

thankyou.,

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Re: footnotes and ¿

[Peter Münster]

On Fri, 18 Aug 2006, Horacio Suarez wrote:

> In latex, I have no problem with acceted characters, á, é etc. and I can use 
> á or \Ža. But in context I have to úse \Ža, \Že, etc. I donŽt know i f that 
> is because the emacs encoding or what.

There should be no need to use \'e etc.
Check the encoding of your ConTeXt file with "file myfile.tex":
if it prints something about "ISO-8859" then use \enableregime[il1]
if it prints something about "UTF-8" then use \enableregime[utf]
Cheers, Peter

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