Both your solutions work Johannes.
Using a typographically correct symbol and keeping all the packages as it is, the TOC can be generated. And here is what " Et d'une " looks like in the toc file: Et d\IeC {\textquoteright }une .
If I load the babel after the ethiop package, even by keeping the ...
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- Tue Jun 04, 2013 11:21 pm
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- Topic: Document with ToC written in two Languages
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- Tue Jun 04, 2013 1:58 am
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Document with ToC written in two Languages
It seems that the combination of apostrophe with the ethiop package in my document is causing trouble with the table of content.
Here is what I observed, according to the example below: when I remove the apostrophe (in the chapter title), the TOC in the pdf file is generated and the Amharic part is ...
Here is what I observed, according to the example below: when I remove the apostrophe (in the chapter title), the TOC in the pdf file is generated and the Amharic part is ...
- Mon Jun 03, 2013 8:08 pm
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- Topic: Document with ToC written in two Languages
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Document with ToC written in two Languages
Hello everyone,
I'm new to the world of LaTeX and I'm having trouble to generate a PDF file from a source mainly written in French with bits in Amharic. The problem occurs only when I try to generate a ToC, using tableofcontents , with the rest of the document. In other words, without the table of ...
I'm new to the world of LaTeX and I'm having trouble to generate a PDF file from a source mainly written in French with bits in Amharic. The problem occurs only when I try to generate a ToC, using tableofcontents , with the rest of the document. In other words, without the table of ...
