My emails with apostophes turn into question marks when receiver replys back.

It has to do with the mail client the recipient uses, character set
encoding, and the extended character set if you use word as the editor and
"smart quotes". Use plain text when you send mail to this person and it
should not be a problem.

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"Donna" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> My emails with apostophes turn into question marks when receiver replys
> back.