Re: Problem with encoding

One should specify  an appropriate code page:for one's language

\usepackage[cpXXXX]{inputenc}

It should correspond to the code page used on one's computer to input and display text.
For example. I am using CP1251 for cyrillic letters

nother package is required to enable correct hyphenation in the necessary language 

\usepackage[YYYYYYY]{babel}

Понедельник,  7 июля 2014, 15:13 +02:00 от Witold Chodor <[email protected]>:
> Hi,
> I have a weird problem with my latex encoding. I mean that when I open my
> tex file in miktex some letters (I' m from Poland and I'm using leters like
> ą , ę, ó etc. Those are called diactric signs in Polish language) are
> replaced by different strange signs. I noticed that it might be a problem
> with encoding but I can't find an appropriate one. Can you give me some tip
> how to resolve this problem? Thanks in advance for giving me some help.
> 
> Best wishes,
> 
> Witold Chodor
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