Re: [NTG-context] (Con)TeX(t), Unicode and accented characters

Hans Hagen wrote:

and alike; if you want utf, you should say (at the top of the file)

\enableregime[utf]

Thanks for many other advices also, but especially for this one: I probably already tried this out. Well, almost ;). Since niether \enableregime[utf8] nor \enableregime[utf-8] resulted in the desired output. (I was always used to write '8' after utf since utf-16 and some others exist as well.) Thank you, Mojca