On 25 Oct, 2005, at 04:34, Will Robertson wrote:
So your problem stems from one of two areas: (a) BibDesk is doing
something funny with your bibliography database. Check the
plain .bib file in a text editor to ensure this file looks as you
expect. (Also look into BibDesk's Unicode->TeX conversion in the
"Files" preference.)
Just a note here: as Will says, opening the file with TextEdit or
another editor where you can explicitly set the encoding is a good
way to diagnose these problems. If you're only using XeTeX, you can
disable the TeX conversion in BibDesk; however, as long as you save
in UTF-8, there should be no loss of data even if a character can't
be converted.
Adam
