> This is the right sequence – however, your example uses Unicode quotes > (U+2019) as delimiters. To make that work, you have to add option`-k' > to groff to call the `preconv' preprocessor, for example > > groff -k -Tps foo.tr > foo.ps > > or > > groff -k -Tpdf foo.tr > foo.pdf > > (assuming the above sequence is put into a file called `foo.tr' with > UTF-8 encoding) since groff's native input encoding is 8bit only, > normally latin1.
There might be another problem: missing fonts. Both sequences don't actually embed the ZapfDingbats font into its output, relying on the PS (or PDF) viewer to provide the fonts. However, this isn't a groff problem per se. See the recent thread http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/groff/2016-05/msg00004.html for more on this topic. Werner