> not sure where we're at now with this, but here's the file and a
> screenshot of the original and what it looks like in the TW:
>
based on the snapshot.. it looks like your source text is using the
wrong kind of double-quotes... the ones shown are the 'backward'
quotes (they appear angled) rather than the regular double-quote: "
Similarly, you used an "emdash", rather than a regular dash: -
Both the backward quotes and the emdash are "high ASCII" codes (above
127), and are encoded in Unicode as multi-byte characters (009C) and
(0093) respectively. The "a" preceding those bytes looks like it
might be (00E2) (the a with the 'circumflex' above it), and is also
part of the multi-byte encoding of the quotes/emdash characters.
Unfortunately, the default fonts for some platforms/browsers do not
always support display of multi-byte characters. As a result, they
render those bytes as three separate, single-byte characters.
If you're *browser* has a setting for changing the default "character
encoding" used to render text (in Firefox, it's View>Character
encoding), then try setting it Unicode (UTF-8) instead of ISO-8859-1
(Western).
Of course, that won't solve the problem for *others* who would also
have to correct their browser's character encoding setting.
The only way to be certain is to change the errant characters in the
source text, to use the simple "low ASCII" codes for quote and dash ("
is 34, - is 45).
hope this helps,
-e
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