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Arthur Reutenauer schrieb:
283-–288 (September 1993) \NC \NR ^
for luatex. it is encoded in iso-latin-1 (emacs says so).
What's in the file is byte 0x96 (vim is smarter than Emacs!).
I was ignoring any other encoding than iso-latin-9 'til yesterday. So I guess it's more my fault than one of emacs. But maybe I should install vim here (only to test the encodings) ;)
Therefore it cannot be latin-1; I guess it's Windows-1252, which often pretends to be latin-1. What you're displaying in the line above is U+2013 EN DASH; it does indeed make sense.
Thanks for the info (also to Tobias), Peter
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