Ah you're right, at the moment I have not turned quoting on of the 
source text data i.e. what goes between the tags. I think two types of 
processing is needed - one to do normal XMl quoting (things like '<' to 
'&lt;' etc) and then a utf-8 conversion that detects wrong characters 
and hopefully converts them to a UTF-8 equivalent. I think the wrong 
chars in this template are actually from the demographic templates that 
Sergio and Rigoleta did a long time ago...

- thomas

On 28/01/2015 18:40, Timothy W. Cook wrote:
> I didn't state the problem well.  The issues is a character in the 
> file, that is not a UTF-8 character and tools like oXygen think it is 
> a byte order mark.
> I see Ian noticed a similar issue.  It really isn't a big deal.   
> Maybe it happened in the upload?   You will only see it depending upon 
> your settings in oXygen maybe you have IGNORE or REPLACE selected 
> instead of REPORT?
> http://www.oxygenxml.com/doc/ug-editor/index.html#topics/preferences-encoding.html
>  
>
>
> BOM is mainly used for backwards compatibility with legacy systems, at 
> this point.


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