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Hello,

For a thesis work I am actually working on, I need to do cites and bibliography following the exact format ISO-690 (note, no abstract, French).
The teachers are very strict on it.

I try to obtaining it, it's almost a success, but I miss some points and need your help.

Here is an example of ...

postroutine

Hello,

In a verbatim block like this:

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\begin{verbatim}
/test
├── file-a
├── file-b
└── file-c
\end{verbatim}

But after I convert to PDF, the special chars are gone and only the directory and files names are keep.

I use texlive 11:2023 (based on my package manager)

Do you know why ?

postroutine

Is the \& not a good way ?

postroutine

Hello,

In a document I am writing, I need to talk about an interview I have done by e-mails.

I use Biblatex to manage my bibliography. On the Biblatex manual, I have seen that I can use the @letter or the @misc to record an e-mail.
But what field did I have to use ?

Best regards

postroutine

That was it.

The author names was not correct. Here is the correct author field that work for me:

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author  = {N. Aranzabal \& N. Biesuz \& D. Cieri \& F. Gonnella \& N. Giangiacomi \& G. Loustau De Linares \& A. Peck},

Thank you very much.

postroutine

Hello,

I got a problem with citation on my LaTeX document.
I use BibLatex and have a bib file with multiples references.

When I cite a reference from the bib file, all work except 1.

Here is the reference:

@online{ hog:dochome,
author = "By N. Aranzabal, N. Biesuz, D. Cieri, F. Gonnella, N ...

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