On Wed, Mar 28, 2012 at 18:27, Werner LEMBERG <w...@gnu.org> wrote: > But this is not correct usage. groff internally uses latin1 encoding.
> However, if you replace the `-Tutf8' backend with `-Tps', you get a > bunch of warnings because the standard PS fonts don't have all > necessary glyphs. > > Instead of using an external iconv program or an old legacy encoding, > I recommend groff's `preconv' preprocessor (option `-k' or `-K enc') > which converts input in various encodings into groff's internal > character representation: > > cat cz \ > | groff -k -Tutf8 > > Much easier, much shorter. Werner, that is very much what I would like to use. And I tried, I actually use it always by default, but I still end up with missing characters. You didn't have by any chance have a look at the file/fonts I mailed you off-list? I suspect I simply didn't convert them correctly, but I have no idea what could be wrong. As I previously wrote, I used the method from mom's manual. Petr
