LaTeX - Stylish Article - Problems with German letters
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Somebody can help me briefly why I can't create German letters like ä, ö, ü etc. when creating a document. This only works if I write the letters in this way: "a, "o ...
I use a Mac and Texmaker as my LaTeX editor and I use a template from this site especially the "Stylish Article".
I've already changed this in the class:
RequirePackage[applemac]{inputenc}
RequirePackage[ngerman]{babel}
RequirePackage[T1]{fontenc}
article letters german
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Somebody can help me briefly why I can't create German letters like ä, ö, ü etc. when creating a document. This only works if I write the letters in this way: "a, "o ...
I use a Mac and Texmaker as my LaTeX editor and I use a template from this site especially the "Stylish Article".
I've already changed this in the class:
RequirePackage[applemac]{inputenc}
RequirePackage[ngerman]{babel}
RequirePackage[T1]{fontenc}
article letters german
edited Mar 2 at 5:45
JouleV
5,04111239
asked Mar 1 at 22:31
user179354user179354
111
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Welcome to TeX.SX!applemac? Have you tried usingutf8instead?
– Phelype Oleinik
Mar 1 at 22:33
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The template you've linked usesRequirePackage[utf8]{inputenc}and should just work on a mac in german. Why did you change the setting toapplemac?
– DG'
Mar 1 at 22:57
Which editor do you use?
– Bernard
Mar 1 at 23:00
applemacis the encoding used on classic mac computers. OS X usesutf8and basically all editors default to this.
– Daniel
Mar 1 at 23:07
I’d recommend writing new documents for LuaLaTeX and XeLaTeX and using thefontspecpackage rather thanfontenc/inputenc. This natively supports Unicode and lets you use any font on your system.
– Davislor
Mar 1 at 23:18
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Somebody can help me briefly why I can't create German letters like ä, ö, ü etc. when creating a document. This only works if I write the letters in this way: "a, "o ...
I use a Mac and Texmaker as my LaTeX editor and I use a template from this site especially the "Stylish Article".
I've already changed this in the class:
RequirePackage[applemac]{inputenc}
RequirePackage[ngerman]{babel}
RequirePackage[T1]{fontenc}
article letters german
edited Mar 2 at 5:45
JouleV
5,04111239
asked Mar 1 at 22:31
user179354user179354
111
Somebody can help me briefly why I can't create German letters like ä, ö, ü etc. when creating a document. This only works if I write the letters in this way: "a, "o ...
I use a Mac and Texmaker as my LaTeX editor and I use a template from this site especially the "Stylish Article".
I've already changed this in the class:
RequirePackage[applemac]{inputenc}
RequirePackage[ngerman]{babel}
RequirePackage[T1]{fontenc}
article letters german
article letters german
edited Mar 2 at 5:45
JouleV
5,04111239
asked Mar 1 at 22:31
user179354user179354
111
edited Mar 2 at 5:45
JouleV
5,04111239
asked Mar 1 at 22:31
user179354user179354
111
edited Mar 2 at 5:45
JouleV
5,04111239
edited Mar 2 at 5:45
JouleV
5,04111239
edited Mar 2 at 5:45
JouleV
5,04111239
5,04111239
asked Mar 1 at 22:31
user179354user179354
111
asked Mar 1 at 22:31
user179354user179354
111
asked Mar 1 at 22:31
user179354user179354
111
111
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Welcome to TeX.SX!applemac? Have you tried usingutf8instead?
– Phelype Oleinik
Mar 1 at 22:33
2
The template you've linked usesRequirePackage[utf8]{inputenc}and should just work on a mac in german. Why did you change the setting toapplemac?
– DG'
Mar 1 at 22:57
Which editor do you use?
– Bernard
Mar 1 at 23:00
applemacis the encoding used on classic mac computers. OS X usesutf8and basically all editors default to this.
– Daniel
Mar 1 at 23:07
I’d recommend writing new documents for LuaLaTeX and XeLaTeX and using thefontspecpackage rather thanfontenc/inputenc. This natively supports Unicode and lets you use any font on your system.
– Davislor
Mar 1 at 23:18
|
show 1 more comment
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Welcome to TeX.SX!applemac? Have you tried usingutf8instead?
– Phelype Oleinik
Mar 1 at 22:33
2
The template you've linked usesRequirePackage[utf8]{inputenc}and should just work on a mac in german. Why did you change the setting toapplemac?
– DG'
Mar 1 at 22:57
Which editor do you use?
– Bernard
Mar 1 at 23:00
applemacis the encoding used on classic mac computers. OS X usesutf8and basically all editors default to this.
– Daniel
Mar 1 at 23:07
I’d recommend writing new documents for LuaLaTeX and XeLaTeX and using thefontspecpackage rather thanfontenc/inputenc. This natively supports Unicode and lets you use any font on your system.
– Davislor
Mar 1 at 23:18
6
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Welcome to TeX.SX!
applemac? Have you tried using utf8 instead?– Phelype Oleinik
Mar 1 at 22:33
Welcome to TeX.SX!
applemac? Have you tried using utf8 instead?– Phelype Oleinik
Mar 1 at 22:33
2
2
The template you've linked uses
RequirePackage[utf8]{inputenc} and should just work on a mac in german. Why did you change the setting to applemac?– DG'
Mar 1 at 22:57
The template you've linked uses
RequirePackage[utf8]{inputenc} and should just work on a mac in german. Why did you change the setting to applemac?– DG'
Mar 1 at 22:57
Which editor do you use?
– Bernard
Mar 1 at 23:00
Which editor do you use?
– Bernard
Mar 1 at 23:00
applemac is the encoding used on classic mac computers. OS X uses utf8 and basically all editors default to this.– Daniel
Mar 1 at 23:07
applemac is the encoding used on classic mac computers. OS X uses utf8 and basically all editors default to this.– Daniel
Mar 1 at 23:07
I’d recommend writing new documents for LuaLaTeX and XeLaTeX and using the
fontspec package rather than fontenc/inputenc. This natively supports Unicode and lets you use any font on your system.– Davislor
Mar 1 at 23:18
I’d recommend writing new documents for LuaLaTeX and XeLaTeX and using the
fontspec package rather than fontenc/inputenc. This natively supports Unicode and lets you use any font on your system.– Davislor
Mar 1 at 23:18
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Welcome to TeX.SX!
applemac? Have you tried usingutf8instead?– Phelype Oleinik
Mar 1 at 22:33
2
The template you've linked uses
RequirePackage[utf8]{inputenc}and should just work on a mac in german. Why did you change the setting toapplemac?– DG'
Mar 1 at 22:57
Which editor do you use?
– Bernard
Mar 1 at 23:00
applemacis the encoding used on classic mac computers. OS X usesutf8and basically all editors default to this.– Daniel
Mar 1 at 23:07
I’d recommend writing new documents for LuaLaTeX and XeLaTeX and using the
fontspecpackage rather thanfontenc/inputenc. This natively supports Unicode and lets you use any font on your system.– Davislor
Mar 1 at 23:18