Hi, Yanrui, Are you sure we should proceed the bibtex manually? (page38 of your version 2) since I run pdfTeX and bibtex, the process can be done automatically using texexec (after the 2006 release, of course). Yue Wang On Thu, Dec 11, 2008 at 8:51 PM, Yanrui Li wrote:

2008/12/10 Yu Yi :

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hi, I'm thinking now whether change from latex to context. As I know, both latex and context support the chinese language, but like in Latex, there is a problem with generated PDF, that is, the chinese words can not be copied and pasted correctly as the english words, how about this function in context? Anyway, this does not work in the provided manuals and examples!

I have written a simple note of ConTeXt MkIV in Chinese, which maybe is helpful for you . You can download it from http://code.google.com/p/way2ctx/downloads/list

I would plan to write new one and try my best to make it as a tutorial of MkIV. I hope I can finishe it in spring of next year.

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On Fri, 12 Dec 2008, Yanrui Li wrote:

2008/12/12 Yue Wang :

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Hi, Yanrui,

Are you sure we should proceed the bibtex manually? (page38 of your version 2) since I run pdfTeX and bibtex, the process can be done automatically using texexec (after the 2006 release, of course).

Yes, If we use 'context' as compiling command, I'm sure that.

The new version of t-bib (2008.12.01) runs bibtex automatically even with 'context' command. Aditya

This is not so much a question of the format (LaTeX or context) but of the underlying engines and the fonts. E.g. dvidpfmx seems to do it fine, but pdftex needs special map files:

http://www.mail-archive.com/cjk@ffii.org/msg00221.html

The unicode orientated engines xetex (with latex or context) or luatex (for which adequate support exists currently only in context) will probably work out of the box.

also needs to be supported by macros. For example, hyperlink in chinese will broke in XeLaTeX/pdfLaTeX/dvipdfmx with hyperref(even we choose the proper driver). but works fine in XeConTeXt and LuaTeX MKIV.

-- Ulrike Fischer

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