On 28 March 2012 11:53, Petr Man wrote: > Hello, > > I am having trouble typesetting Czech. > ... > > My typical command line looks like this: > pdfroff -M. -F. -Tps -p -t -e -g -R -s -k -Dutf8 -mmymom -mpdfmark > --report-progress --no-toc-relocation -dpaper=a4 -P-pa4 > --pdf-output=rng.pdf rng.mom > > Resolving references ... done > Formatting document ... body section ..rng.mom:156: a special > character is invalid within \X > rng.mom:156: a special character is invalid within \X
You don't show us the relevant markup, but I'm guessing that you are trying to set a .pdfbookmark 1 Text with Czech accented characters and those accented characters are throwing rng.mom:156: a special character is invalid within \X This is a (painful) limitation of Adobe's pdfmark specification: only a rather limited set of characters is permitted within the text which is specified to describe a bookmark. Stick with ASCII, and you are okay; try to add anything other than ASCII, and YMMV. I know this isn't the answer you hoped for, but I don't know of any work around. I've been bitten by it myself, when writing technical English, because such entities as \(de, (for the degrees symbol), aren't allowed; a certain amount of inventiveness may be required, to choose acceptable bookmark labels. -- Regards, Keith.
