Re: Several Problems.

> [1] just like Christian Kassung I'd like to see a solution for 'editors 
> in the humanities' problem. My database basically begins with a number 
> of nobodys right now... :-(

Peter had code to display mixed contents for cases like that. It must be
in the devel tree, but as we are going forward very slowly on the 1.3
branch, it might be useful to bring this code to 1.2...

> [3] I always had problems with the search feature. 'Special' characters 
> are not going to be found even if I transcode them to their Latex 
> equivalents. Looking for 'réseau' or 'poincaré' will not lead to any 
> results. It's the same with German umlauts - there is only a manual way 
> to find 'Müller, Heiner'.

Arrgg, you're right. Fixed in pybliographer--stable--1.2--patch-154

> There has been a thread a couple of years ago which didn't solve the 
> problem for me. (BTW: This happened with several versions of 
> Pybliographic on different versions of Mandrake and Debian.)

The bug has been introduced along with Gtk2, so it's not very young...

Frédéric

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