Chris Schaller wrote on 08.04.09: > encountered this one, too. What's your fileencoding in vim (:set > fileencoding?). You might want to try to set it either to utf-8 or > latin-1. Latter worked for me despite having encoding set to utf-8. So > you are experiencing a vim configuration issue here...
i suspected that and i think i tried to reset fileencodings. but i am not sure wether i used :set fileencoding. for now i am happy with the groff -k option thank you Jan
