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1. capitolfax
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   Getting this where apostrophes should be: Defense says prosecutor overstepped in case vs. state’s atty.

   http://capitolfax.com/

   Posted 13 years ago #

2. valerij tomarenko
   Member

   Should check if there is a way to force the UTF-8 code.

   http://www.tomarenko.de

   Posted 13 years ago #

3. John Revess
   Member

   What do you mean UTF-8 code? I am not familiar with that at all... please explain if you can...

   Posted 13 years ago #

4. Jason Benelli
   Member

   Google it... you'll probably get a much better and more indepth explanation than anyone coudl give you here. Just sayin...

   Posted 13 years ago #

5. Tim Stones
   Member

   @John1230
   This explains UTF-8 pretty well. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UTF-8
   You will get the same problems with foreign languages with regards to accented letters.

   http://www.lescarroz.org

   Posted 13 years ago #

6. Justin Brooks
   Member

   @tim66stones

   Thanks... I had the same question as john1230... you're right, wikepedia cleared it up pretty well. Thanks for the input.

   Posted 13 years ago #

7. Jason Benelli
   Member

   @guitarpro951--- Great Name... :0

   @tim66stones

   What did you mean by "You will get the same problems with foreign languages with regards to accented letters." I don't understand...... Please advise. Thanks.

   Posted 13 years ago #

8. Jax Dean
   Member

   @guitarguru51

   He's talking about different computer languages... there are a plethora of different computer program codes that are referred to as languages. If you try to translate from one program to another, it may come out unreadable due to the one platform being different from the other. There are times it is very small differences but it will show several weird characters for one character in the other program. Hope this helps.

   Posted 13 years ago #

9. Denim Lean
   Member

   @guitarguru51 and frex86

   That is not entirely correct... he was in fact speaking on foreign languages... and programming code at the same time... hope thats not too confusing, but with foreign languages, sometimes code is interpreted incorrectly during translation.

   Posted 13 years ago #

10. Brit Beau
    Member

    I am completely confused now... what are you referencing musfrk1? I don't understand the foreign language and code references.... please explain if you get the chance... Thanks

    Posted 13 years ago #

11. Nate Perch
    Member

    @forex5183

    Just head to the wikipedia link that tim66stones placed in his post, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UTF-8
    to get a better idea about what this post is about. It seems like everyone who has posted since hasn't actually checked it out. It explains it very well.

    Posted 13 years ago #

12. jayz0419
    Member

    @nate2769

    Thanks boss... that helped me out. I was starting to nuke the heck outta all that other nonsense... Appreciate it....

    Posted 13 years ago #

13. Carmelina Ledlow
    Member

    I think it's the problem with "UTF-8 code". Are your problem be fixed now?

    Posted 13 years ago #

14. mus5183
    Member

    @camedlina

    Yeah, it was a problem with the utf-8 code... that was already established.... I'm sure it did fix the problem as I had the same issue, read up on it and sure enough, problem solved. The link that tim66stones gave is a good reference if you don't know what utf-8 code is...

    Posted 13 years ago #

15. admin
    Key Master

    The problems with encoding have been fixed by the moment. Still if there are any troubles, please give us a head up here.

    Posted 13 years ago #

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