On 12/12/2011 13:35, Roelof Wobben wrote:
Can it be that by using utf-8 a space is shown as Â
That's a FAQ, which you should be able to find without asking the list.
http://www.dpawson.co.uk/xsl/characters.html#d249e311
however...Probably not a space, most likely a Non breaking space #160).
utf-8 is (in the range for European non-ascii characters) a two byte
encoding, so nbsp and accented characters come get encoded as two bytes.
If you then look at the file with an editor that thinks the encoding is
latin-1 or ascii then all non ascii characters get scrambled, typically
involving accented capital A.
there is nothing wrong with the file, just the way the software you are
using to view the file is configured.
David
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