Nicht-lateinisches Alphabet und Akzente in BibTeX
Verfasst: Fr 19. Aug 2011, 15:22
Hallo, seit ich in meiner Bibliography (BibTeX) griechisches Alphabet, d.h., ganze Literatureingaben auf Griechisch, drin habe, bekomme ich beim Kompilieren von LyX (2.0.0) Fehlermeldungen zu portugiesischen Titeln, und zwar wie folgt:
Das ist meine Präambel:
Hat irgendjemand eine Idee, wie man das Problem beheben könnte? Vielen Dank schon mal!
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