Looks like an encoding problem, fREW. You might notice its not a dot
*between* - its a dot *after* each letter. The data is being sent in as
something like 16 bit unicode, and is being serialized out without
taking that into account.
I wish I knew the solution, but I hope that provides a
Looks like an encoding problem, fREW. You might notice its not a dot
*between* - its a dot *after* each letter. The data is being sent in as
something like 16 bit unicode, and is being serialized out without taking
that into account.
Thanks David, I'll look into that.
Maybe this will
