I've noticed that using
\usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
my quotation marks are ignored. I've used "
in my source files and i would like to see the same glyph(?) in my output file.
I saw i should use latin1
instead of utf8
but this create another problem: my files are encoded in UTF-8 and i can't understand how to convert them to ISO-8859 in Windows.
I would like to receive suggestions on how to solve this without going through my text to change hundreds of quotation marks.
Best Answer
Are you using babel with shorthands? Also a minimum working example would help ...
Added:
works. See the babel documentation.
If you actually want to show a "neutral" quote glyph, you could try something along these lines:
Beware: this is a horrible thing to do, and it may break other parts of your document.