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On Tue, 7 Jul 1998, Ulrich Eckhardt wrote: > Leonardo Solorzano wrote: > > [...] > > > > However, I have an inconvenience. Because our language is Spanish, we > > need to print the following Spanish chars: > > > > �������� > > > > The problem is because the faxcover program pass the chars in its > > arguments unmodified to the postscript file it generates, but in order > > to be correctly displayed, the postscript file need to represent these > > special chars in octal format, like \363 for � (o acute) for example. > > This is what I think is the problem. > > > > Perhaps some Postscript procedure, or some changes in the faxcover > > program, can correct the problem. > > Hi, > > WHFC currently does not convert national characters to the correct > postscript code, so it's not possible to use the special characters. > > Try to make your faxcover with latex-cover; it should work! (I didn't see any problem like the one you describe since I first installed hylafax a couple of years ago). I only have to mention a small problem you can get into if you use Macs too: since Macintosh's charset is not an extended iso-latin-1 like windows', you have to remap the chars in the preamble of the generated postscript file (I'm unsure if latex-cover now comes with my ugly patch to this end, or not) Yours lorenzo