Hi maouinin, Tadziu wrote: > With groff, instead of "--", you have to use "\[en]" to get an > en-dash. For left and right quotes use "\[lq]" and "\[rq]".
Or the older style of \(en for the two-letter ones. There's also preconv(1), normally invoked with groff's -k option. That way you can feed groff UTF-8 as preconv runs beforehand and produces the Unicode references. $ nroff <<<'\(en \[lq] \(rq' | grep . | preconv .lf 1 - \[u2013] \[u201C] \[u201D] $ Cheers, Ralph.