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i'm trying to use the Antidote 9 software (I don't know if you know), it's a spell checker with TeXmaker but when i'm copy the text in TeXmaker and paste it in Antidote, all special characters (é, à, è, etc.) are encoded to ç, é, è, etc.



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    Welcome to TeX.SX! I don't know Antidote; it seems like Antidote's output is UTF-8 encoded, but you're using latin1 or latin9.
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i'm trying to use the Antidote 9 software (I don't know if you know), it's a spell checker with TeXmaker but when i'm copy the text in TeXmaker and paste it in Antidote, all special characters (é, à, è, etc.) are encoded to ç, é, è, etc.



Anybody know why ?



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    Welcome to TeX.SX! I don't know Antidote; it seems like Antidote's output is UTF-8 encoded, but you're using latin1 or latin9.
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i'm trying to use the Antidote 9 software (I don't know if you know), it's a spell checker with TeXmaker but when i'm copy the text in TeXmaker and paste it in Antidote, all special characters (é, à, è, etc.) are encoded to ç, é, è, etc.



Anybody know why ?



Thanks in advance ! :)










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i'm trying to use the Antidote 9 software (I don't know if you know), it's a spell checker with TeXmaker but when i'm copy the text in TeXmaker and paste it in Antidote, all special characters (é, à, è, etc.) are encoded to ç, é, è, etc.



Anybody know why ?



Thanks in advance ! :)







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    Welcome to TeX.SX! I don't know Antidote; it seems like Antidote's output is UTF-8 encoded, but you're using latin1 or latin9.
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    Welcome to TeX.SX! I don't know Antidote; it seems like Antidote's output is UTF-8 encoded, but you're using latin1 or latin9.
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Welcome to TeX.SX! I don't know Antidote; it seems like Antidote's output is UTF-8 encoded, but you're using latin1 or latin9.
– egreg
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Welcome to TeX.SX! I don't know Antidote; it seems like Antidote's output is UTF-8 encoded, but you're using latin1 or latin9.
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If you are in the Mac, you have to use MacRoman characters. Antidote doesn't support fancy characters unless they are MacRoman.






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