Thread: Short question - accents
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Old 03-07-2007, 05:03 PM   #4
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Originally Posted by rb49
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I convert a lot of text for the Reader (primarily with BookDesigner) and am on the whole very satisfied. From time to time, however, I attempt to convert text from another language (German, Swedish, French) and umlauted letters, acute or grave accents or a-rings come out as gobbeldygook. Is there some way to remedy this? Or, is there any other converter (not the PDF route) to do foreign language conversions?

Thanks in advance for your advice.

~ Rb
Bookdesigner has an option for language. I use "french" most of the time sine a lot of my books have french accents. Just choose the right language, and it should do right for you.
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