Correction, the weird question mark characters are between every character in the original document. Like so:
<�h�e�a�d�>� � �<�m�e�t�a� �h�t�t�p�-�e�q�u�i�v�=�C�o�n�t�e�n�t�-�T�y�p�e� �c�o�n�t�e�n�t�=�"�t�e�x�t�/�h�t�m�l�;� �c�h�a�r�s�e�t�=�u�n�i�c�o�d�e�"�>� � �<�m�e�t�a� �n�a�m�e�=�P�r�o�g�I�d� �c�o�n�t�e�n�t�=�W�o�r�d�.�D�o�c�u�m�e�n�t�>� � �<�m�e�t�a� �n�a�m�e�=�G�e�n�e�r�a�t�o�r� �c�o�n�t�e�n�t�=�"�M�i�c�r�o�s�o�f�t� �W�o�r�d� �1�2�"�>� � �<�m�e�t�a� �n�a�m�e�=�O�r�i�g�i�n�a�t�o�r� �c�o�n�t�e�n�t�=�"�M�i�c�r�o�s�o�f�t� �W�o�r�d� �1�2�"�>� � �<�l�i�n�k� �r�e�l�=�F�i�l�e�-�L�i�s�t� � On Thu, Feb 19, 2009 at 11:11 AM, Todd Chapman <[email protected]> wrote: > The original file when opened up in a browser looks like a formatted web > page. After processing by RT the file look like it is rendered as what looks > like plain text in Safari. In Firefox there are a bunch of weird question > mark characters representing the spaces between characters. FF's page info > says it's a type = "text/html" and encoding = UTF-8. > > > On Thu, Feb 19, 2009 at 11:05 AM, Jesse Vincent > <[email protected]>wrote: > >> >> On Thu 19.Feb'09 at 10:49:11 -0500, Todd Chapman wrote: >> > Thanks for the reply Jessee, >> > >> > The html no longer displays correctly in the browser after >> > canonicalization. Suggestions? >> >> What do you mean "no longer displays correctly"? >> > >
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