legster
msg:573589 | 4:18 pm on Sep 5, 2001 (gmt 0) |
Nevermind I fixed both problems. Oddly enough, the fact that I copied and pasted the text from a Word file made those character display messed up in an Outlook email client. Every other client was fine. Once I just re-edited all those characters they were fine. Very odd! The copyright was an easy fix, I just had to put in the © symbol. Thanks. :)
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mivox
msg:573590 | 5:06 pm on Sep 5, 2001 (gmt 0) |
I would assume Word was automatically inserting gramtically correct "curly-quotes" and other 'advanced' punctuation that Outlook couldn't interpret properly, so it was replacing them all with the dreaded "uknown character box."
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legster
msg:573591 | 5:43 pm on Sep 5, 2001 (gmt 0) |
Actually it's very wierd. That is what I assume happened, yet none of that was visible in the source code. I even sent it to one of our best programmers, and he check the code, and saw no problems with it. Yet somehow Outlook was still seeing those 'advanced characters' from Word. Simply retyping the text into the code normally fixed the problem. Very odd bug. Hopefully this thread will help someone else if they run into the same problem. :)
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mivox
msg:573592 | 5:53 pm on Sep 5, 2001 (gmt 0) |
Could just be a mysterious manifestation of the fact that MS products are getting a little too tightly integrated for their own good... (IMHO ;) )
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tedster
msg:573593 | 2:42 am on Sep 6, 2001 (gmt 0) |
>> Simply retyping the text into the code normally fixed the problem. I get a lot of raw content in Word documents, and I run into the same kind of problem. So I've set up a workflow where I do the preliminary HTML markup in Word,(in order to catch intended italics, etc.) and then convert the file to text before I copy and paste into the HTML document.
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