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Special characters missing from citations and bibliography
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I am currently having an issue with citations from Bibtex missing special characters. One particular first author, Côté, is printed as Ct in both the citation and the bibliography entry. How can I ensure that names with special characters are printed correctly?
My document is set as a report. My citations are being generated by Bibtex, with the package natbib enabled. My citation and bibliography style are set to abbrvnat. My bibliography has been exported to Bibtex from Zotero.
bibliographies bibtex
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I am currently having an issue with citations from Bibtex missing special characters. One particular first author, Côté, is printed as Ct in both the citation and the bibliography entry. How can I ensure that names with special characters are printed correctly?
My document is set as a report. My citations are being generated by Bibtex, with the package natbib enabled. My citation and bibliography style are set to abbrvnat. My bibliography has been exported to Bibtex from Zotero.
bibliographies bibtex
asked 16 hours ago
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Welcome to TexSE! Does this answer help? tex.stackexchange.com/a/57745/15036
– Thruston
16 hours ago
1
Another solution would be to usebiblatex+biber, which understand utf8.
– Bernard
15 hours ago
Even though BibTeX does not understand accented letters unless they are written in the escape syntax explained in tex.stackexchange.com/a/57745/15036 it should just pass those characters on unchanged. In particular that means that you should be able to see those characters in your document if and only if you could see them if you just typed them in like that in your.texcode. It may well be that you are using a font that does not have the characters and thus just ignores them, it may be that you are using an older LaTeX version that ignores non-ASCII characters, ...
– moewe
7 hours ago
If you need more help, we need to know more about your document settings (Do you compile with pdfLaTeX, XeLaTeX or LuaLaTeX? Do you loadfontenc,inputenc,fontspec? What is your document encoding? What is you.bibfile encoding? Do you get any errors, warnings or infos about the missing characters?). That is usually best done by adding a so-called MWE to your question (tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/228/35864, tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/4407/35864).
– moewe
7 hours ago
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I am currently having an issue with citations from Bibtex missing special characters. One particular first author, Côté, is printed as Ct in both the citation and the bibliography entry. How can I ensure that names with special characters are printed correctly?
My document is set as a report. My citations are being generated by Bibtex, with the package natbib enabled. My citation and bibliography style are set to abbrvnat. My bibliography has been exported to Bibtex from Zotero.
bibliographies bibtex
asked 16 hours ago
Kate RMKate RM
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I am currently having an issue with citations from Bibtex missing special characters. One particular first author, Côté, is printed as Ct in both the citation and the bibliography entry. How can I ensure that names with special characters are printed correctly?
My document is set as a report. My citations are being generated by Bibtex, with the package natbib enabled. My citation and bibliography style are set to abbrvnat. My bibliography has been exported to Bibtex from Zotero.
bibliographies bibtex
bibliographies bibtex
asked 16 hours ago
Kate RMKate RM
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Welcome to TexSE! Does this answer help? tex.stackexchange.com/a/57745/15036
– Thruston
16 hours ago
1
Another solution would be to usebiblatex+biber, which understand utf8.
– Bernard
15 hours ago
Even though BibTeX does not understand accented letters unless they are written in the escape syntax explained in tex.stackexchange.com/a/57745/15036 it should just pass those characters on unchanged. In particular that means that you should be able to see those characters in your document if and only if you could see them if you just typed them in like that in your.texcode. It may well be that you are using a font that does not have the characters and thus just ignores them, it may be that you are using an older LaTeX version that ignores non-ASCII characters, ...
– moewe
7 hours ago
If you need more help, we need to know more about your document settings (Do you compile with pdfLaTeX, XeLaTeX or LuaLaTeX? Do you loadfontenc,inputenc,fontspec? What is your document encoding? What is you.bibfile encoding? Do you get any errors, warnings or infos about the missing characters?). That is usually best done by adding a so-called MWE to your question (tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/228/35864, tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/4407/35864).
– moewe
7 hours ago
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Welcome to TexSE! Does this answer help? tex.stackexchange.com/a/57745/15036
– Thruston
16 hours ago
1
Another solution would be to usebiblatex+biber, which understand utf8.
– Bernard
15 hours ago
Even though BibTeX does not understand accented letters unless they are written in the escape syntax explained in tex.stackexchange.com/a/57745/15036 it should just pass those characters on unchanged. In particular that means that you should be able to see those characters in your document if and only if you could see them if you just typed them in like that in your.texcode. It may well be that you are using a font that does not have the characters and thus just ignores them, it may be that you are using an older LaTeX version that ignores non-ASCII characters, ...
– moewe
7 hours ago
If you need more help, we need to know more about your document settings (Do you compile with pdfLaTeX, XeLaTeX or LuaLaTeX? Do you loadfontenc,inputenc,fontspec? What is your document encoding? What is you.bibfile encoding? Do you get any errors, warnings or infos about the missing characters?). That is usually best done by adding a so-called MWE to your question (tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/228/35864, tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/4407/35864).
– moewe
7 hours ago
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Welcome to TexSE! Does this answer help? tex.stackexchange.com/a/57745/15036
– Thruston
16 hours ago
Welcome to TexSE! Does this answer help? tex.stackexchange.com/a/57745/15036
– Thruston
16 hours ago
1
1
Another solution would be to use
biblatex + biber, which understand utf8.– Bernard
15 hours ago
Another solution would be to use
biblatex + biber, which understand utf8.– Bernard
15 hours ago
Even though BibTeX does not understand accented letters unless they are written in the escape syntax explained in tex.stackexchange.com/a/57745/15036 it should just pass those characters on unchanged. In particular that means that you should be able to see those characters in your document if and only if you could see them if you just typed them in like that in your
.tex code. It may well be that you are using a font that does not have the characters and thus just ignores them, it may be that you are using an older LaTeX version that ignores non-ASCII characters, ...– moewe
7 hours ago
Even though BibTeX does not understand accented letters unless they are written in the escape syntax explained in tex.stackexchange.com/a/57745/15036 it should just pass those characters on unchanged. In particular that means that you should be able to see those characters in your document if and only if you could see them if you just typed them in like that in your
.tex code. It may well be that you are using a font that does not have the characters and thus just ignores them, it may be that you are using an older LaTeX version that ignores non-ASCII characters, ...– moewe
7 hours ago
If you need more help, we need to know more about your document settings (Do you compile with pdfLaTeX, XeLaTeX or LuaLaTeX? Do you load
fontenc, inputenc, fontspec? What is your document encoding? What is you .bib file encoding? Do you get any errors, warnings or infos about the missing characters?). That is usually best done by adding a so-called MWE to your question (tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/228/35864, tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/4407/35864).– moewe
7 hours ago
If you need more help, we need to know more about your document settings (Do you compile with pdfLaTeX, XeLaTeX or LuaLaTeX? Do you load
fontenc, inputenc, fontspec? What is your document encoding? What is you .bib file encoding? Do you get any errors, warnings or infos about the missing characters?). That is usually best done by adding a so-called MWE to your question (tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/228/35864, tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/4407/35864).– moewe
7 hours ago
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Welcome to TexSE! Does this answer help? tex.stackexchange.com/a/57745/15036
– Thruston
16 hours ago
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Another solution would be to use
biblatex+biber, which understand utf8.– Bernard
15 hours ago
Even though BibTeX does not understand accented letters unless they are written in the escape syntax explained in tex.stackexchange.com/a/57745/15036 it should just pass those characters on unchanged. In particular that means that you should be able to see those characters in your document if and only if you could see them if you just typed them in like that in your
.texcode. It may well be that you are using a font that does not have the characters and thus just ignores them, it may be that you are using an older LaTeX version that ignores non-ASCII characters, ...– moewe
7 hours ago
If you need more help, we need to know more about your document settings (Do you compile with pdfLaTeX, XeLaTeX or LuaLaTeX? Do you load
fontenc,inputenc,fontspec? What is your document encoding? What is you.bibfile encoding? Do you get any errors, warnings or infos about the missing characters?). That is usually best done by adding a so-called MWE to your question (tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/228/35864, tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/4407/35864).– moewe
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