Using pdflatex, I'm looking to add PDF information into by document, including an accented name (Rónán Daly). Normally I'd use hyperref to do this; however, the conference I'm submitting to is complaining about generated links and bookmarks - I can stop the generation of bookmarks, but not links. So I'm looking at the option of using \pdfinfo
, with /Author
, /Title
and /Keyword
. However, I can't seem to add the accented characters correctly. I'm currently using ASCII, but could change this if necessary. Any ideas on how to solve either of these problems?
1 Answer
This works:
\documentclass{article}
\pdfinfo{%
/Author(R\string\363n\string\341n Daly)/Title(blub)/Subject()}
\begin{document}
abc
\end{document}
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1In addition to Ulrike's answer, you can find a table of 3-digit codes to be used after
\string
here: pjb.com.au/comp/diacritics.html, under the column headerOctal
.– escuditoAug 4, 2012 at 9:49
hidelinks
: "Hide links (removing color and border)". The links are still "clickable" but you no longer see the links (link-border or link colour). Once I had the same issue with an editor, who was satisfied with hidden links.