ishamid wrote:
I use WinEdt too, but how do you directly type unicode? Or is it a keyboard thing?
It has nothing to do with keyboard, only with the software use use. But, hmmm, see ... http://www.winedt.org/poll.php Unicode support is one of the "which features do you miss most?", so it doesn't really look promising, at least not yet. (I actually used LaTeX & \usepackage[cp1250]{inputenc} and typeset in windows-1250 at the time I used WinEDT. I don't have it installed any more. But if everything else fails, you can still use recode - http://www.delorie.com/gnu/docs/recode/.) vim supports UTF (I have problems typing UTF under windows) and most advanced text editors should support it also; I use scite for (Con)TeX(t) in unicode recently. I've just found http://dev.remotenetworktechnology.com/SciTE/WordCheck.vbs.txt on internet, which is probably exactly the thing Ciro was looking for, but I wasn't able to execute it, maybe I have some programs missing. (Line: 49, Error: Object not a collection) If anyone else succeeds to enable it, please report about your success. Aspell is of course another possibility (thanks, Nikolai). This is what you have to add to SciTEUser.properties: command.name.1.*=Aspell # Change path appropriately... command.1.*="C:\PATH\Aspell.exe" -c $(FileDir)\$(FileNameExt) command.subsystem.1.*=2 Mojca