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Article #289Re: BibTex and accented characters - HELP.
From: Michael Coburn
Date: Tue, 28 Oct 1997 00:00
Date: Tue, 28 Oct 1997 00:00
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Camille-Aim Possama <camille@sugiton.cnrs-mrs.fr> writes:
>Michael Coburn wrote:
>> In the body of my document Ca\~{n}amero works
>> just fine, but when I use the same notation in my .bib file it chokes
>> on it (I am using \bibliographystyle{alpha}, so the first three chars
>> of the surname are used for the reference).
>>
>> The name appears in the Bibliography as "Ca namero" (space, no tilde),
>> and it has taken 'namXX' as the reference. I have other accented characters
>author = {Pi{\'e}ron, H.},
Does the job nicely. Incidently, {Ca\~{n}amero} didn't work for me,
but Ca{\~{n}}amero did. I though they were (roughly) equivalent...
Anyhoo, thanks to all people who emailed and posted to help me solve my
problem.
Cheers,
mc.
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