Here's a small example. The direct input of the double quotes as unicode characters works fine. The single quotes, using \frq and \flq however don't.
Thanks, Slavoj
\documentclass[12pt,a4paper]{article}
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- Sat Nov 17, 2012 4:50 pm
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- Topic: single french quotes (guillemots) look like "bigger than"
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single french quotes (guillemots) look like "bigger than"
As a disclaimer, I am completely new to XeTeX.
In my text, I am using single french quotes with the commands \frq and \flq. However, those are rendered as "bigger than" (>) and "smaller than" (<) signs, instead of the right guillemot characters. I know this problem in latex, where it is solved by ...
In my text, I am using single french quotes with the commands \frq and \flq. However, those are rendered as "bigger than" (>) and "smaller than" (<) signs, instead of the right guillemot characters. I know this problem in latex, where it is solved by ...