Re: Where to find a character

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From: David Kinny
Date: Wed, 12 Apr 2000 00:00

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"DIAMOND Mark" <noname@noname.com> writes:

>I am looking for the character 'i' with a diaeresis over the top of it (the
>double dotted combination as in spellings of
>naive. The construction
>na{\"i}ve produces a normal dotted i with the diacritical mark sitting over
>that which is not what I need but I expect that the character I need already
>exists.

To get i and j without dots, use \i and \j.
So you'll get what you want by na\"{\i}ve.

-- 
David

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From: dnk@OMIT.cs.mu.oz.au (David Kinny)
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Date: 2000/04/12
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