Re: [Jabref-users] Latex encoding of special Characters

[<jo...@zi...>]

clo...@un... wrote:
> What I actually meant is that the characters are correctly shown in
> JabRef. _But_ the =F6 is still a =F6 in the BibTeX source. And as I wou=
ld like
> to use this very BibTeX source in Latex I need the =F6 to change to \"{=
o} on
> exporting it.

No, you don't need to change =F6 to \"{o} if you specify

\usepackage[latin1]{inputenc}

in your .tex file. I have no problems with German umlauts here, so it=20
definitely works :-) Never used \c{S} though... does LaTeX support Unicod=
e=20
anyway?

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