Simboli strani tra i capitoli

l’opzione che gli passo è “latin1”, uso windows7, MiKTeX 2.9 e come editor WinEdt 7.0
In aggiunta alla riga:
\usepackage[latin1]{inputenc}
per i font metto anche:
\usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
\usepackage{lmodern}

niente da fare..ho provato utf8 ma mi dà errore, con ansinew mi lascia gli stessi simboli.
Comunque ho notato che mi scrive male tutte le lettere accentate del 3° capitolo!!
il main file l’ho organizzato in questo modo:
\include{capitolo1}
\include{capitolo2}
\include{capitolo3}
…

sto provando a toglierlo ma non so proprio che opzione modificare..e sinceramente ho paura di combinare qualche casino..
questo è il codice che mi sembra più attinente al problema, ma la riga relativa al BOM sembra ok (è posto a 0):

`
// ===============================================================================
// -*- DATA:INI:EDT -*-
//
// WinEdt Unicode / UTF-8 Support
//
// ===============================================================================

[BUILD]

REQUIRES=20111025

// ===============================================================================

[UNICODE]

// ===============================================================================

// Character Sets in Regular Expressions can only contain characters in range:
// 0..256*UNICODE_CHARSET_RANGE-1
//
// Use Character Map to see what is the maximum value
// for your use of Sets in RegEx…
//
// Specify what you need but remember that large values use extra
// memory and make set expressions slower!

UNICODE_CHARSET_RANGE=8 // 1 (Western) .. 256 (Full Unicode Character Set)

// ===============================================================================

// Use Code Page-specific Character Map for non-unicode Documents
CP_CHAR_MAP=1

// ===============================================================================

// UNICODE (UTF-16) format is detected automatically using Windows API
// If loaded file contains BOM it will be preserved when the file is saved
// Document Settings Dialog shows Current Format, BOM, and Code Page
// (it can be changed there)…

// In the absence of BOM WinEdt has to know how to load a file!
// UTF-8 is the default format:

UTF8_BOM=0
UTF8_ENABLED=1
UTF8_MODE_FILTER=”*;UTF-8;EDT;INI|UNICODE;UTF-7;ACP;OEM”

// If you want WinEdt to use default Windows code page
// (like non-unicode versions of WinEdt 5 or 6) remove *; from
// UTF8_MODE_FILTER and add it to ANSI CCP_MODE_FILTER below!

// ===============================================================================

// The options from here on are for advanced users that need more than UTF-8!

// Wide (16-bit) Characters (UTF-16)

UNICODE_BOM=0
UNICODE_ENABLED=1
UNICODE_MODE_FILTER=”UNICODE|UTF-8;UTF-7;ACP;OEM”

// ===============================================================================

// Alternative non-UNICODE formats linked to (Code Page) submode ACP or OEM…

CCP=”ANSI”
CCP_ENABLED=1
CCP_MODE_FILTER=”ACP|UNICODE;UTF-8;UTF-7;OEM”
CCP_VALUE=0

CCP=”OEM”
CCP_ENABLED=1
CCP_MODE_FILTER=”OEM”
CCP_VALUE=1

CCP=”UTF-7″
CCP_ENABLED=1
CCP_MODE_FILTER=”UTF-7″
CCP_VALUE=65000

// If the mode ends with submode :CP then the indicated code page
// is used to load the file in unicode format.
// For example: TeX:CP1251 uses Cyrillic code page

// List of Code pages available in CP Converter (Document Settings Dialog)
// Remove code pages that are no interest to you
// You can also reorder available code pages…
LIST=”END_LIST”
-1 Auto Detect
0 Default ANSI code page
1 Default OEM code page
2 Default MAC code page
3 Current thread's ANSI code page
42 SYMBOL translations
437 OEM MS-DOS United States
708 OEM Arabic (ASMO 708)
709 OEM Arabic (ASMO 449+, BCON V4)
710 OEM Arabic (Transparent Arabic)
720 OEM Arabic (Transparent ASMO)
737 OEM Greek (formerly 437G)
775 OEM Baltic
850 OEM MS-DOS Multilingual (Latin I)
852 OEM MS-DOS Slavic (Latin II)
855 OEM IBM Cyrillic (primarily Russian)
857 OEM IBM Turkish
860 OEM MS-DOS Portuguese
861 OEM MS-DOS Icelandic
862 OEM Hebrew
863 OEM MS-DOS Canadian-French
864 OEM Arabic
865 OEM MS-DOS Nordic
866 OEM MS-DOS Russian (former USSR)
869 OEM IBM Modern Greek
874 OEM Thai
932 OEM Japan
936 OEM Chinese (PRC, Singapore)
949 OEM Korean
950 OEM Chinese (Taiwan, Hong Kong)Korean (Johab)
1200 Unicode (BMP of ISO 10646)
1250 Windows 3.1 Eastern European
1251 Windows 3.1 Cyrillic
1252 Windows 3.1 Latin 1 (US, Western Europe)
1253 Windows 3.1 Greek
1254 Windows 3.1 Turkish
1255 Hebrew
1256 Arabic
1257 Baltic
1361 OEM Korean (Johab)
65000 UTF-7
65001 UTF-8
END_LIST

// ===============================================================================

[END]
`

cosa posso modificare?
grazie

cosa stranissima..dopo aver ricompilato per l’ennesima volta, ora non mi dà più problemi e codifica tutto correttamente..anche il BOM non c’è più.
ma io non ho cambiato niente! bah..meglio così, spero solo che non lo rifarà al prossimo capitolo!! grazie a tutti comunque, siete stati di grande aiuto!