Documents as a source of information; Tabular packages' purposes, conflicts; Same space in matrices; Logic inferences
Luca Merciadri · 2015
When one publishes a document on the Internet, e.g. using the PDF specification, it is often desirable for this file to be publicly searchable. That is, search engines should be able to parse your document content, whatever its language. They actually do pretty much the same job as what your PDF viewer does when you use the ‘search’ option, for e.g. some word. It is known that for your document to be correctly interpretable by a PDF viewer, or, more generally, by a search engine, it needs to be correctly decoded. For languages without accents or special characters (which is a vague expression), you might thus refer to my fonts’ encodings discussion in my preceding article: [2].