Re: latex bibliographies with multiple databases

Hi Markus,

Markus Hoenicka wrote:
> Actually we can still use ISO-8859-1 or whatever as the RIS input
> format as refdbd internally converts it to UTF-8 if the database uses
> this encoding. Forcing UTF-8 for RIS data actually makes only sense if
> people use both bibtex and RIS data.

The advantage of making UTF-8 the default encoding at each step in the 
life cycle is you don't have to remember when to specify UTF-8 encoding 
and when not to.  Still, the most important thing is making sure to 
document clearly what the default encoding is at each step so the user 
knows what is happening.

Regards,
David.

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