I have a txt file that I want to import it into LaTeX. How can I import the txt file without changing its format? In particular, the txt doc has a lot of symbols (it is the output of other programs), so LaTeX must ignore those symbols..is there any way to do this?
psd: My current solution is to convert txt to pdf, and then to import the Pdf into the LaTeX.
txt
file? Is it a.doc
file or a.txt
file? – azetina Dec 30 '13 at 17:20unicode-math
package you can input most things directly as Unicode. It could be of helo for you ;) – yo' Dec 30 '13 at 17:21inputenx
(insteadinputenc
) for LaTeX editor can read your symbols. And also the packagefontenc
for produce the document with the right symbols according to your codification. Or as @tohecz suggested, use XeLaTeX. In any case be careful to ensure you editor recognize well your native codification for avoid problems. – Aradnix Dec 31 '13 at 2:01