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This might make it slightly easier for some of you to read this. The document is in UTF-8. There are two places in the document that say it's in UTF-8. Yet t
by wnoise 15y ago
This might make it slightly easier for some of you to read this. The document is in UTF-8. There are two places in the document that say it's in UTF-8. Yet the server currently reports the charset as iso-8859-1. So that's what Chrome's autodetect uses...
Jargon file entries appear to have the opposite problem -- server reports utf-8, but the file is in iso-8859-1, and it claims to be iso-8859-1.
- JacobAldridge 15y agoThat might explain this, ironic, section: "If you're sending e-mail from a Windows machine, turn off Microsoft's problematic “Smart Quotes†feature ... This is so you'll avoid sprinkling garbage characters through your mail."