I've noticed it on several lists and a few opt-in newsletters. 
 
In many cases, it's a consequence of composing messages in something other
than the email client's message composition window. In the copy-and-paste
process (whether explicit or implicit) some punctuation marks (e.g.,
typographical quotes) are miscoded.
 
Bill 
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Bill Potts
W <http://wfpconsulting.com/> FP Consulting
Roseville, CA
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf
Of [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, July 18, 2008 09:37
To: U.S. Metric Association
Subject: [USMA:41443] E-Mail Anomalies (OT)


Has anyone else noticed this?
 
E-mail sent from the aol.com e-mail site often has extraneous question marks
between sentences.
 
E-mail sent from the yahoo.com e-mail site often has strange characters,
including a Euro symbol, where there would otherwise be quotation marks or
apostrophes.
 
I send my e-mail from either comcast.net or (at home) from Microsoft
Outlook, in html, and don't notice anything amiss.
 
Carleton

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