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In which order should I load inputenc and fontenc?
When I’m using pdfLaTeX, my preamble usually contains
\usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
and
\usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
Should these two be loaded in any particular order? What problems could arise if ...
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Do I need fontenc and inputenc
My question feels like a duplicate of: fontenc vs inputenc, but in that question the OP uses German and non-ascii characters.
I speak and write in English exclusively. My keyboard is the standard ...
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Pi, Kappa, Latin Small Letter Long S: problems with UTF8
I'm using Springers svmono for a book with many mathematical symbols and special characters.
There are quite a few problems with characters that are simply not printed (using pdfLatex), so I tried ...
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best practice international template
I would like to have a template which can be internationalised (i.e. is suited for latin script languages) and uses the microtype package. I suppose that we therefore need the following packages:
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1answer
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LaTeX does not print words correctly: inputenc/fontenc problem
I'm using a MacBook Pro and TeXShop. I am writing a philosophy thesis and fairly new to LaTeX.
In my preamble I have put
\documentclass[a4paper,12pt]{article}
\linespread{1.5}
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4answers
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fontenc vs inputenc
I just don't seem to get it. So I come from the german speaking part of Switzerland and naturally I need ä ü ö a lot when I write german texts. So in LaTeX I have the option to go via
"a "u "o
which ...
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encoding problem with \verbatiminput : Package inputenc Error: Unicode char \u8: not set up for use with LaTeX
I'm trying to import some logs files using \verbatiminput to do a automatic report from our logs. I got some encoding problem.
My objective: import some logs files with various special char (included ...
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2answers
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Using inputenc package for cp1252 encoding
I want to be able to use the ansinew characters in a latex document. According to the pdf file for the inputenc package, I can do that by putting \usepackage[cp1252]{inputenc} in my preamble. I do ...
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Bug with inputenc and fontenc in fragile frames in Beamer presentation [closed]
I use combination of inputenc package (originally using 'latin2' encoding, but using 'utf8' encoding gives the same error) and fontenc package with T1 font encoding for writing LaTeX.
This ...
