Re: including non-Latin-1 characters in Abstract etc.

Thies Eggers wrote:
> Hello!
> 
> How can I include non-Latin-1 characters (e.g. degree sign, superscipts, 
> greek symbols etc.) in the Abstract of an entry? When I copy-paste the 
> abstract from the journals webpages these special characters are 
> converted to some other strange symbols.
> I guess this needs to be done with direct LaTeX?


I am a new user.  From what I could tell, most non-ascii characters are
translated to TeX code while others are just ignored.

Isn't this a bit of anachronism?  It would be better to allow users to
select the output encoding for the bib database, especially in the Linux
world where everything seems to be UTF-8 by default.






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