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EDIT: It looks like this solution \detokenize{} is working in my situation. Mark it for answered. I've searched all over Internet including Stackoverflow, but I can not found a solution in this ...

I have a rather big project where I need multiple packages at the same time. I have problems in using "german umlaute" (äöü) and other special characters in \href links. Here is what I have: \...

Possible Duplicate: Hyperref: Scandinavian characters (æø) don't work in \url, hyperlink is wrong Consider the following example: \documentclass[a4paper]{article} \usepackage[latin1]...

I am trying to make names with special Danish characters in email addresses look right in the email the address in a hyperref link in the document compiled to PDF. I have attempted: \documentclass{...

Refer to this question and answer. When I compile the file below (encoded in utf-8) with pdflatex, only the middle option produces a working link as opposed to all three in the linked question. In ...

Special characters in the URL in a hyperref href generates a wrong URL \documentclass{article} \usepackage{hyperref} \begin{document} \href{https://www.målogmæle.dk/MoM-arkiv/MoM_36/MoM36_3.pdf}{En ...

I'm using LuaLaTex, TexShop, class Memoir. I'm trying to make a hyperlinked text with the destination URL containing Unicode characters. For example, https://namu.wiki/w/대전역. Manually converting ...

Some URLs include unicode characters. For example https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Durbin–Watson_statistics. All (most?) webbrowsers are able to handle such URLs but some PDF viewers (like Mac's Preview ...

The following forces an error \href{https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gouvernement_de_la_République_française}{France} replacing or deleting the ç stops the error Error reported: ! Illegal parameter ...

I want to print an URL with greek chars (compiling with XeLaTeX), but the below script fails to display the greek chars in the URL (they are displayed as underscores), while if I enclose the greek ...

I'm trying to link to a file in a folder named Códigos. My minimal code looks like this. \documentclass{article} \usepackage{hyperref} \begin{document} \href{run:./Códigos/test.c}{\...

I have seen questions like this and this but I think my question is different because it is in an RTL environment and uses non-Roman script. I have a url that appears mixed-script in the address bar ...