Are you using UTF-8? Sounds like an encoding issue. The relevant command in the Markdown bundle uses textutil which by default outputs to UTF-8. If you are not using UTF-8 in TextMate (and you should) try modifying the command in the bundle by adding the option - inputencoding and specify whatever encoding that you are using. Best, Mark On 6 Oct 2007, at 00:20, Andres Gonzalez-Mancera wrote:

Hello everyone.

I'm starting to use Markdown for most of the documents I produce. Usually I go directly to PDF or for more complex documents I firt do a Latex export and mostly get good results. Today I needed to export a document which includes spanish accents to RTF but it doesn't look right in Textedit. Anything with an accent or an 'ñ' just shows as a series of symbols. I have Textmate to encode the document using UTF8.

Anyone has a solution for this?

Thanks,

Andrés

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On Oct 6, 2007, at 1:20 AM, Andres Gonzalez-Mancera wrote:

Hello everyone.

I'm starting to use Markdown for most of the documents I produce. Usually I go directly to PDF or for more complex documents I firt do a Latex export and mostly get good results. Today I needed to export a document which includes spanish accents to RTF but it doesn't look right in Textedit. Anything with an accent or an 'ñ' just shows as a series of symbols. I have Textmate to encode the document using UTF8.

Anyone has a solution for this?

Same problem here. When I write umlauts or accented characters they get messed up with the convert to rtf-command from the markdown-bundle. But when I converted them to entities (there's a command in the html- bundle that will do that for you autmatically) the accented characters got shown correctly in TextEdit

Niels